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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-11-26
Results That Remain.
Are Appreciated by Minot People.

Are Appreciated by Minot People.
Thousands who suffer from back
ache and kidney complaint have tried
one remedy after another, finding only
temporary benefit. This is discourag-
ing, but there is one kidney medicine
that has earned a reputation for last
ing results and there is plenty of proof
of it's merits right here in Minot.
Here is the testimony of one who
used Doan's Kidney Pills years ago
and now makes her testimony even
stronger:
Mrs. jackson, 707 Valley St., Minot
N. D., says: II haven't needed any
kidney remedy since Doan's Kidney
Pills cured me several years ago. Al
that time I publicly told now I had
been cured Of sharp twinges across
my kidneys and how Doan's Kidney
Pills had rid me of headaches. l am
pleased to confirm all I have said
about this remedy before"
Price SOC at all dealers. Don't simp.
ly ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mrs. jackson had. Foster Milburr
Co.. Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-11-26
THE BOY AND HIS ROOM.

AS a rule the boy is generally at
disadvantage in a family of children
so far as the home itself is concerned.
A girl usually has comfortable room
of her own, tastefully furnished and
where she oftentimes entertains her
girl friends.
But it is not so as rule with the
boy. His room is likely to be some
little two by four affair, and but little
is done to make it attractive. This,
perhaps, is because many parents
think that boys do not care much for
such things, in which idea they are
very much mistaken. Boys like COM
fort and like attractive surroundings
just as much as girls do, even if their
manner of showing it may be some
what different.
This unintentional neglect of the
boy in the manner of room and OF
home attractions is responsible for
much of the neglect of the home by
the boy himself. 1t forces him onto
the streets and into bad company.
Some may say that it is not necessary
for the boy to be out at night, but
that is foolish. A boys lessons do
not take UP all his time and for recre-
alton, especially in the small cities and
towns, little if any provision is made.
If, like his sister, he had pleasant,
neatly furnished room into which with
feeling of pride and self-respect he
could spend an hour or two with his
chums it would probably make all the
difference in his attitude towards the
home and in his own character.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-11-26

known, if he was not such fat-headed
lob, and who do not hesitate to tell
him so. Oh, yes, it's great. Every
farmer boy ought to leave home at
once and dash to the city. Think OF
the wages he'll get! Why, at the end
of month after paying for board,
room, laundry, clothes and uniform,
union dues and assessments, he'll have
almost enough left to go to movie
show. But he probably wont go, be-
cause he'll be so all-in and so full OF
the poisonous reek that he inhaled all
day, that he will tumble into bed to
forget it until the alarm clock calls
him to begin all over again.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-11-26
20 CENT "CASCARETS"
FOR LIVER AND BOWELS
Cure Sick Headache, Constipation,
siIiousness, Sour Stomach, Bad
ereath-candy Cathartic.

No odds how bad your liver, stom-
ach or bowels; how much your head
aches, how miserable you are from
constipation, Indigestion, biliousness
and sluggish bowels-you always get
relief with Cascarets. They ilnme-
diately cleanse and regulate the stom-
ach. remove the sour, fermenting food
and foul gases: take the excess bile
from the liver and carry of the con-
stipated waste matter and poison
from the intestines and bowels. A
10-cent box from your druggist will
keep your liver and bowels clean,
stomach sweet and head clear for
months. They work while you sleen.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-11-26
FARM HOME AT
DIES Laos BURNS

Observer: Jim Tracy, living about
two miles east, had the misfortune to
have his house and contents destroyed
by fire. There was nothing saved but
some wearing apparel belonging to
Mrs. Gray and her children, and sew
ing machine.
The origin of the fire is not exactly
known but Mr.. Tracy thinks it caught
from a defective flue.
The fire was seen from town and
at first thought to be straw stack.
Mr.. Tracy carried only $500, which is
entirely inadequate to cover the loss.
Mr.. Tracy is a hard working man, in
moderate circumstances and feels the
loss keenly. 1t has not been learned
whether or not he will rebuild this
winter.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-11-26
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
BOARD OF EDUCATION

At an adjourned meeting of the
Board Of Education held on Novem-
Der 18th, 1914, the following members
were present: Messrs. J. C. Small
wood, C. F. Truax, J. H. Tompkins and
A. j. MCDANIEL, who presided.
Moved by Mr.. SmallWood that the
following division Of pupils be made:
1stAll pupils in Grades One (1) to
Five (5), inclusive, living west of Sec
ond street southwest and Second street
northwest Ward street, are assigned
to Lincoln school.
2nd-All pupils in Grades Six (6),
Seven (7) and Eight (8), living on or
west Of Main street and between Fifth
avenue southwest West 9Th street,,
and Sixth avenue northwest Harrison
avenue), are assigned to Lincoln
school. 5 u .s5 Z. u
3rd- All other Seventh or Eighth
Grade pupils, not included in the above
will be assigned as necessity demands
and as the board may direct. Motion
seconded by Mr.. Tompkins and car
ried.
Moved by Mr.. Tompkins that the
matter Of a principal and End, 9Th and
18th Grade teachers for Lincoln school
be referred to the Teachers Commit
tee, with power to act. Motion sec
onded by Mr.. Smallwood and carried.
Moved by Mr.. Smallwood that the
Manual Training Equipment at Nc
Kinley School be moved to Lincoln
School. Motion seconded by Mr..
Tompkins and carried.
Moved by Mr.. Truax that the Music
and Drawing Department be divided;
that the present Supervisor be assign
| ed to one department and that new
supervisor be elected for the other
department for the remainder Of the
school year after January !, 1915.
Motion seconded BY Mr.. SmallWood
and carried. .35, 5s5
Moved by Mr.. Smallwood that Miss
Donovan and Miss White be paid the
difference between the amount held
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-11-26
0RELL HARDWARE co.

out for substitute teachers and their
regular salaries. Motion seconded by
Mr.. Truax and carried.
Moved by Mr.. Smallwood that fu-
ture contracts with teachers be worded
so as not to bind the board to pay any
salary to teacher for time lost while
absent for any reason not approved by
the board. Motion seconded by Mr.
Tompkins and carried.
Moved by Mr.. Truax that set &c
vol.) of the New International Ency.
clopedia be purchased from Harold B
Nelson of Rugby, N. OAK, and that
the set be completed to date. Motor
seconded by Mr.. Smallwood and car
ried.
Moved by Mr.. Tompkins that thu
board adjourn. Motion seconded by
Mr.. Truax and carried.
S. w. NICODEMUS, Clerk.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-11-26
CELERY is RAISED !,
4 y ON LARGE SCALE

e Stanley Sun: Williston farmers
are supplying celery in large quanti-
ties to the dining cars on the Great
Northern. Many people have declar-
ed that celery raised at Williston is
equal to that raised anywhere in the
world. This is sure prosperous in
.dustry as celery can. be raised with
the greatest ease at Williston on ac-
count of the irrigation project.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-11-26

Water lake, Ramsey county, where
they have been the guests of State
Game Warden E. B. McCutcheon for
the greater part of the week.
Mr.. Curran stated yesterday that as
a royal host, "Mack" cannot be beaten
and that the lakes throughout the
state are filled with ducks, on their
annual big flight south. Hunting is
better this fall than for several years.
The sportsmen returned with game
bags well filled.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-11-26
BURLINGTON BABE
SCALDED BY TEA

The one-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Petersen was severely
scalded about the face and neck at
the Peterson mine near Burlington
Monday. A cup of boiling tea had
just been poured and the tot reached
to the table, overturning it. A doc
tor and a nurse were called to admin
lister to the suffering babe.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-11-26
# McCutcheon a ROYAL Host.

Grand Forks, Nov. %. James r.
Curran, a well known firearms sales
man, and crack shot, accompanied by
Chas. Brewer, member Of the North
Dakota state game and fish board, ar
rived in the city yesterday from Sweet
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-11-26

"Old Bill" Mumby prints the rail-
road time table and we note that he
gives the time of only the second and
third class trains. What's the matter
with the first class time table, Bill?
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-11-26

Herman Gordon, formerly of Gordon
Bros, now of the Plymouth Clothing
House, cordially invites his old friends
to call. Opera House Block.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-17
righted, 1914, by the Newspaper Enterprise Ass

calf, see if don't"
whats the matter with your"
well, it's this way. The minute
see skirts go plumb dippy-my eyes
hang out like loose ulster buttons, an
them little hot springs in my mouth
goes dry till my throat feels like was
beatin' carpets in closet. My speech
splinters up and sticks in my neck
like was eatin' sun perch in the
dark"
A man inserted his head through
the door and yelled: "All aboard"
The two men carried the messen-.
ger box from the rear room, lifting .
it on to the boot. The postmaster
tossed a dyspeptic mailbag into the
stage body, and the driver scrambled
to his throne with dignity. Then, as
he gathered his reins, the voice of
"Peg-Leg," the landlord, came to
him.
"Hey! Wait minute-passenge
fer you, Shorty"
There was a rustic and scurry, and
the jehu's widening gaze beheld
flashing, whitehead, feminine figure,
petite and picturesque. It launched
itself upon him, more dreadful than
a plague, and he froze in his seat.
ooh, 1 want to ride up there" she
cried brightly, and Shorty's heart
turned to water He slid dumbly
along till he crowded the edge, while
she was lifted by willing hands, set
ting beside him like a bit of thistle
down.
"An right, Shortly said "Peg-
Leg" "Good-by, miss. Come again."
and the populace of Forest Hill DOTTED
felt and fur to sweep the ground in a
Chesterfieldian salute. The men at
the rearing horses heads watched
the driver vainly waiting the signal
to let go, but his eyes were rowing
helplessly. He licked his lips and
OOanpd his mouth There iSSuod-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-17

ARMS AND THE WOMI
Copyrighted, 1914, by the NeN
Here's the point" said Hoffmeis-
ter. eff we send messenger they'll
know there's treasure aboard. The
stage has been stuck up so often it's
getting habituaI We've got to use
ingenuity. I've wired to Horn for two
WeIls-Fargo- men. They'll meet you
at the second relay, so you pull out
alone, as usual, and pick 'em up
there"
Shorty nodded acquiescence.
"All the same, amt weighed down
with suppressed glee at bein' duenna
for thirty thousand dollars, even for
twenty mile-that is, not in the i'm
moral vicinities of this neighbor-
hood"
ooh, there's no danger this side of
Number Two. It'll be on the Big
Grade if it's anywhere" 49,
''Let me impress on you oncet and
forever that there amt no danger, to
me in neither place-I'm the driver.
Black Bart knows that the olive
WreathS OF peace and concord is
grated on to me, and sproutin' like
asparrowgrass. It's the messenger
that fills the exactin' duties of i'm
itatin' the back end of a shootin' gal
lery." t
Hoffmeister and his companion
drank; the large man wetting the
bottom of his glass with the vitriol,
and tossing it off wryly; the other
filling his to the brim, and rolling it in
his mouth like a toothWash.
81 suppose" said the superintend-
ent, having coughed the paralysis
from his vocal cords, you saw the
girl that came up yesterday with
Newcomb?" ~.-.
What! Girl here? In this camp"
Shorty showed extreme trepidation.
GCTTTIov 7 oO1ooo off I'm boro on D11T-nOco
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-14
Sabelfnanf obne bic
&linge.
@rbtrlc in Miniaturs
Yflugidar llmgc=
arbcitet.
Sgmbulc Der Srgan'idJcn 6riebens.
pplitif perihenft.
Wtihiganer SenatDr npn ,Sricocns=
idliuGrmerei nidDt angeiteft.
rWebisin bes armen Nfanmes" iuirb
upr Stcner neridjpnt.

@aibington. fl. Eft. Zen
&nouf bon SGbcln ifrpinecno, be.
rcn alingcn III Niiniatiir 9silug.
idaren irllgclpnnOelt rporOcn morcn,
fnmen bette 0ic Senaturel @illiam
aloen Smitb iino McGunibcr nod
einer Sisllne oes 9lnsiduiics fiir
niisiportige ge5iefungen nod Der
Staatsfantmer. Sn Der glrsibub-
Sisiul9 III Der Der ihmebeiloe 9tic1-
raglin-Gertrag beraten iuuroe, NOR
Is nidlts meniger als frieOli6 5uge-
gongen.
slb'r in oieier 'Sielng lpurbe ic-
Oes Observation-Disclosures nit Dem anauf
zines itnbraudbaren Nlrmee-Sabels
bcihenft. Gicics @ei6enf fom Don
SefrctGr Srpan iinb fpuroe bon Der
9toti; begleitct, bnB Die <ngen 81
@ricfbcihmcrern in ;orm bon
EfIlaIdaren i,mgearbeitet Dorben
luaren. nit benen 8oti6nfter uno
@cionbte frember @otionen bei6enft
uuroen, Die nit Ben Ser. Stnoten
MISUNDERSTANDING ii1tersei6nct bot
ten.
lie republifaniidcn slusifuB-
nlitglieoer tpeigerten iif nber, nit
Dem Staatsiefretdr iiber Den gsico-
raguo-@ertrag 6riebeu ST. idlieBen.
ourh oen oie Scr. Staaten Die gd-
Observation-Disclosures lnb 6lotten-
Itationsre6te on Der 5onieea Ban
eeeen cine @ntidGoisuns bon $3,-
100000 erhnIten foaen. Ter Nus-
iduB bate fein Quorum, pesbnIb
fcinc Gntiheioung in Der beiItigen
Sisuns iiel.
,Sm Senat attadierte berte Gen.
@cnroic Die ariegsiteuern.9in. Der
Iinon3ousidJub oes Senates itri4
Ole acpIontc 9eiteuerltng BON Tatent-
Meoi;inen, nadoem Sousbemotra.
ten nno ipc;ica Der berncfrntiife
Siihrer UNDERWOOD au beriteben &C.
gcben hottcn, bnB lie in cine geIteuc'
ritng Scr ,Mcoijin oes 'arnen 0ton-
ncs" nicinols cinlpilieen piiroen.
oSm Sons puroe Die Tbilippinen-
0iQ mcitcr ocbatticrt unb bentc
obenb moo Die 9lbitinnlmg ooriIbcr
faQcn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-14
Numner 17Y12.

rifoniideScitc aefeuert, abcr onidei.
memo llnobii6tlid). unb ons 3ieI luur-
De forrieiert. aeine S1uier muroell
5eritort mnO on 3ipiliiten rlur enc
Wferifancrin itnb ibr SduaIing imo
Sec Sole Icidlt pcrlcst.
@oup. Siint telceropbiertc, oob in
Douglas ein Soloot mo einGino BON
augeIu getrofien wuroerl, ole oni6ci-
memo obiid)tlidl nif tic gc5ieIt morbcn
maren.
9cItige 8cridtc OH oas Stootsoc-
portemcnt uon Der acknowledgements
on III IguoscaIientes, Mer.. 5eiecn,
oub bic SciIicbmer on Der 9onferen3
pom @ciite Der 0armonic beicclt iiuo
uno oab ein Srieocnsihlub apiihcn
ben Garran5iiten unb SlIloiitcn 5li
erlpnrtcn iei.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-14
Ginnabnlr Sitenbrs bnrd
bic SentitDen mod
nnbrltatigt.
Abermalige 8erlfte bon Sriegser.
flGrnns Eortnsals.
Sombnrnement nnf Sling Sau ioa
Snmitas begunueu iuerSen.
IuerifnniidDer Sptifafter Sef nnS
9liftfumbattanten reiien a6.
Bon Der Sflodlt i'm @orben lrnnf-
reid nifts 9tenes.
Seftis fuirb Jest in 8eitflanbern bis
nadl !Sainamt sefGmpft.
Grfuls iOa anf Die Seieenns OitenOes
Ginilnf befpmmen.
Seftis iuirS jett in @eitflanbern bis
nad 6ainant sefGmpft.
Grfuls iull nnf Die Seiebnns OitenSes
Ginilmf befummen.

2unbon. II. Sft. 9lns an.uri-
tatinen Gneaen wirb bierbcrberidD-
tet, oaf SitenSe scitern abenp BON
Den 9entidIen genummn iuuroe.
q o nj, ii. Of. Gin aus 9on-
itd1ltinopel eingeIaiifener 9eridt
ioet, oaB Der &ommnn0nnt oes frii-
bcrcn oelltiden &reu5ers @ocben,
ser S6erfon1monoant Der tiirfiihen
,Slutte iperoen miro. Sein erlteS
,3iel ioa iein, Die rliiiii6e SSlotte int
S6mar5en YPeer on3ugreifen, nm
nit ibr Inn Die Serribaft int
SdruorSen Nfeer 5i f6mpfen umo Die
ruiiiihcn &iiiten 5u bebroben Ger
are1Ber @oeben f1brt MIN inter
tiirfiiher 1lagse uno aIe feline Sfii-
;iere irno Mnnnihaften ISaen Geiit-
lhe iein.
Sofio. IA. Oft. Sffi5iel1 miro
erfl6rt, ooB DER omerifanii6e &oniuI
in Cling Sop, gS. &. Ted, uno cine
sln5obI bineiiider Srouen imo Sim
Der i'm 8egriffe fino. Cling Sao NOR
gen 5u berlaiien. 9as eei6iebt in
ttDereinitinlmling nit Den Arrunge-
merts. Die fiir5lid Fir Die gl6trans-
nortierlmg nIler gd6tfontbattanten
ans Dem oeliti9en Ta6tgebiet &ioo
Sidoit getroffen iuuroen.
@eltern fam es iiber Cling Sao 5I
cinem engagement 5nilhen einem
oelltl6en llno cinem joponiidenSlug-
5eue. &einer Der Slieger nuroe pcr-
Iest. 0os oeitti6e 6litg6eiie erbob
iid 5u elmer Sobe por 5000 SUB in6
perlGpon0 Damn i'll oen @plfen.
9onoon, IA. Oft. 0fon gibt
li6 bier ser SoTfming bin. oaB Der
beutiae 8ag, Der Sobrestag Gr
S6Ioht pon Senu, in Ser Die SSran-
soien oie Treiiben nno Sahier por
nun 10S Sabren beiieat hoben, mlf
beioen Sdlahtironten gntlpideIin-
oen brineen miro. Die an Die pren-
siihe ySieberIaae bel SSeno erinnern
@osirurner ouh geidliebt man hot
peiter mir Die Oiiritigiten gtadrid.
ten iiber oie @reigniIie in @elgien
Sronfreidl uno 9fuiiiid Tolen.
Ger Ieste oifi5icnc fron5oiiihe
@criht ioat. es lei niGt$ 5li meloen
oIs Elm bemerfcusncrtcr ,Sortihritt
in Der @cqeno bon Serrp OH 9oc
Tctroaorb peroffentIidlt Die rGtiel.
hoft flinaenoe grfldrung. Sob iih
frieacriifc Speratioren ldngs Der
;Sliiifc @eifiel inb Son bis nod
Rrssual. suttuideI1 uuA nit6 GRitar
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-14
nnbefannter aatbDlifen.
feino.
Sm smei airfen 9teiu Yorfs erplo-
bierten geitern 8omben.

9eem gorf. Id. Oft. Sn Der
rom.- -fotb. ct. Alpbonius Stride am
meItlihen grooopop erplooicrtc ge-
itern cine 9ombe. gs mnr Die SDeite
SombenerpIoiion innerbolb iieben
Stunoen in fatbolil6en airhen Der
Stoht. 9ie crite Grploiion ereignetc
iid in Der beriibmten Ct Totrid's
aotbebralc III ser 6iinften @penue.
Sosn DER aotbeornIe puroe geringcr
Sdoben ongerihtet, abcr 5iuei bon
ben fiinf @no1htisen, Die iib 5ilr
3eit in oenl @cbduoe befnnoen, leidt
nerIcet. gSer bic @omben gelegt nno
ncldlcs @otib Dem TerindDc, bic air-
den 5u 5eritoren, 6ugriiuoelag, lit
nod ein &Gtiel.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-14
Sront rei4t Dom 6er @ei@iel gum
san mn0 Snm Snjtiter.

iiioIih bis gum GnjeIter. Cine grp6e
Sdludlt lungs bieier ,Srort lit oiel,
lei6t Jest ifon I'M Gange. gluf fei-
nen SSoa fonn lie lanee binousge-
i6oben tperben. 8ien beri6tet, oaB
sic oiterreid)iihe Sffenlipe norolih
lntb iiibIid non Tr5empsl erfoGgrei6
lit nno 0aB Snroslau. cine pi6ti9e
,Seitrtng. oic BON ocn Hlriieu Dor
mebreren @odlen gcnonmen Duroe,
nm ipieoer pon ocn Seiterrei6err
cro6ert iuorhen lit
Ginc Gepcidc aus g,iid1. Ser
bien, beriftet. oof Scitcrreid rnter
0en 9SnItrnftionen bes be1ttihcn @e'
neralitabs oil ser Trinn Die groBte
s(rnee fon5cntriert hot Die ic aus
aeIdlidt nuroc. Screicn 5il besluin'
gen. Sdorfc IorpoItengefedte ba-
BEN bereits bcgonnen unb cine ent-
ifcioen0e Shlad)t ltehe unn1ittelbdr
beuor.
lleber Die milit6riihen Speratio'
nen ndher Der Seinot limo Die 9sa6-
ridlten nod Siirftieer ols Die bonn
0Itlihen 9riegsihuiplot. Sortnodt'
ae 8dn1pfe tperoen bon 933 (gto-
men pom 9enior geItri6cn) beri6tet
inb man bebauptet; oab ale Yer
Iuhe 6es Generals bon alud, oel
Iinfen 7SIiiael Der glGiierten 5it SER
id)mettcrn, suni6te gemu6t muroen.
General BON 8liid 1T Der 9onu1on'
oont bes rchtcn oeiiti6en iSlieels.
9sn Scr Sitice feiat Die oeiitide
1Slottc itnqcp6hrGidc 5diqfeit. gta6
cincr @crlincr 9tahriht haben lln'
tcrieeboote oocr Gin Sorpeooboot CT
ncn riiiIiIhen areu5er on einent
0unfte gum Sinfen gebraht. Der
smei 5oqefobrten BON Der Golis Der
Seirtifen sSlotte entferrt lit. llno
Elm orobes beiitifes Seihpaoer.
Sos Die 9Slogee bes &rinsen Seinrtd
BON TreltBen fiihrt. ioll beiite aitf
ser sobe Der sllanoinieIn freu5en.
Iie 1sraoc scr 9tei,tralitGt Der
o0nSer i'm iiiooItIidlen europa err
reat nod imnler Die Senlilter. gtur
i'm SoStaIien lit es oobon siemlif rit'
bio aelporben. pGbreno oic gtatton
ouf Hnhrihten pom @ctte oes ihfper
erfronften Miniiters oes MeiiBeren
81 San @iuliano cripartet.
9ie beriihnrten arcu5er 8oehen
uno 9rcslau iino piebcr cine Snclle
Ser Rci6ung nit scr Siirfei. unO
;lror infoIqe bcs 9criftes. oaB lie
ms Sdmor,e @eer gefahrcn lino
unb Iih 6ente an cinem Tinttte be-
iinoen. mo Dor nift LANCER 3eit elhe
rrtiIiide iSlotte freu5te.
2sn GnQIano lit Die aontrooerie
iibcr oie Nlbienoung BON WarInere'
icrpen nad slntiperpen aitf Yrellc
lnb glrblifum beidrdnft. Die se.
h0roen boben aiif ben Tortpiirf. oae
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