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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-12
WIFE WRITES 4
REGRET THAT |
MARRIED YOU
Younger Set Romance Out North
Woodward Ends In
Divorce
H. b. BARKER, JR.,
GRANTED A DECREE
Blanche Sutton's Picture Was
Turned Toward the

A younger set" romance that set
North woodward-ave. to talking last
March, ended Saturday on the shoals
OF the divorce court when Judge Muir
ply granted decree to H. Is. Barker
r.. son OF the Michigan-ave. furniture
dealer. against Ernestine. his bride
OF six months.
Young Barker declared that he be
came engaged on March 8, and was
married on March z. He lived with
his wife two weeks and she then re-
turned to her home for visit and
remained there. He declared that she
pretended to be III and when he called
she acted -delirious." but az soon "a
her parents left the room became ra
tional They talked the matter over
but came TO no conclusion. and she
later sent him letter In which she
declared she was sorry they were mar
ried as soon as the ceremony ended.
Blanche Sutton said she could stand
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-12
STEAL CLOTHES
TO wed; OWNERS
Are PRISONERS
While Two Young Men Fume In
Their Room, Romance
Leaks Out
TWO BRIDES-TO-BE
ARE DISAPPOINTED
Two Stolen Automobiles Figure,
Also, In This Wild Love
Narrative

Two young men fused and fumed
In their room Saturday morning be
cause their clothes had been stolen
and they couldn't go TO work.
They told the police, and the ON
GERS. trying to recover the clothes
Unexpectedly stumbled upon double
barreled romance of two Battle Greek
couples. The romance Is wrecked.
and so are two stolen automobiles;
the two girls are held at the Juvenile
detention home. and one Of the young
men Is at police headquarters on q
charge OF simple larceny.
both I6 years old, left their homes In
Battle Creek, Thursday. They admit
ted TO the police they expected to be
married here. The Aldrich girl was
to become Mrs. Lyle Beach, Miss Lake
was to have her name changed TO
Mrs. Herbert Kelsey. The marriage
In Detroit was to have been the cub
mination OF romance Of childhood.
which had started three years ago.
Lyle Beach and Herbert Kelsey left
Battle Crek several days before the
girls departed Beach is said to have
admitted to Detectives Staples and
Krimmei who arrested him, that he
and shis companion stole an automo-
bile In BATH" Greek. They arrived In
Toledo Friday, after wrecking the ma
chine near the limits Of the town on
the Maumee.
The girls were waiting In Detroit.
they knew. and--well there Just had
TO be IN automobile In the plot, 90
they stole another car I'm Toledo. This
machine. said Beach, became incapact
tated and battered Friday night, when
they were within . few miles Of Dc
troit.
The two girls had obtained room
at No. zoe Jefferson-ave. east. The
young men went to the home Of
friends from Battle Greek. q. L.
Nichols and Richard Heels, who room
ut Al Baltimore-ave west. Here. IL
IL alleged, they stole suitcases con-
tanning the clothing of their friends.
Staples and Krimmel traced the
young men 70 the Jefferson-ave room
ing house. They were visiting their
brides-to-be, when the officers arrived.
Kelsey saw one Of the detectives grab
Beach. He raised the window. climb
ed out, and dropped Is feet from the
third story to the roof Of barn.
From the barn he leaped into the al
ley and escaped.
The officers took Beach and the
girls 10 headquarters. There. Gladys
and Mildred. realizing that their hopes
OF matrfmony and homes OF their own
were blasted, told the officers of their
plans. Beach also confessed. II 10
said. and voluntarily supplied the de-
tails about the theft Of the two auto-
mobiles. Beach Is 10 years old
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-12

a lot Of abuse from her husband. but
when he went into their parlor and
turned her picture to the wall she
thought II was time to leave. and she
did. She got divorce.
Rosa Christian attempted TO give
her Asstimony against her husband.
Edward. but broke down on the wit
ness stand and had to be led from the
room In storm OF tears.
Dora Bulls said her husband was q
gambler and. although. she would get
down on her knees and beg that he
remain home with her. the fascination
OF the poker table was too much. He
made $4,000 q year. she said. running
a concession 1t the state fair. and
this money he had taken from the ru-
raj visitors he would hand over TO
more cosmopolitan persons over the
green cloth. She got decree.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-12

The Safety frat committee OF the
Board OF Commerce met at III O'clock.
Saturday morning. to discuss prelim-
mary plans for It's campaign for the
prevention OF street accidents. which
IL to be made most thorough, and Is
uaitv iists IN Detroit cssirmsn
Alonzo p. Ewing. &C the opening OF
the meeting. declared that no con-
structive outline OF work had as yet
been formed. and II was decided that
the COMMITTEES would exchange Views
and plans among themselves. until
q skeleton plan was formed. when
their work would be made public.
Police Commissioner Gillespie and
Supt OF Schools Chadsey are among
the members Of the committee.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-12
East BuFFALo LIVE STOCK.
Dunning 4 stevens

|K0T BUFFALO, ". ". Oct. l0.--Cat-
Receipts. 200 head; market
5RBH5YVing.zstssrssBDissss .ase see
(. $3.50 q $50; fair TO good do, $3.50
4 plain aud coarse. sS2sQs50;
here. $3.50: Canadian steers. loo TO
q W. {sas 9s;,so; do 90 LOO to loo |,
~ natives, Ss.z56y5B: fayr to good.
FIIaes. sG250s: prime Tat heavy
I6ra $108.15: good butchering heif-
ot0e: light DO. ss.B007: best
NJ 80 Cow. }e:soQ7: good butch
ooS a. ssSss s sssds Se., , .,ass.
4 -0xto0G75: common TO good. $3.50
S best bull. 9eQ7.5o; good kill
1o1le. 0s06.bo. stock and medium
-. 1905; best milchers ana spring.
o5y42o sood 90. sss0ss; COM
15ss: Receipts. 1000 head; marke,
,n4 heavy and workers., ss.s50sse;
Iesp' RsS.ipts, 1000: market slow;
lambs. SS.5o fs.io: yeariings, SEQ
D Vsfkers. sG7s6s; ewes. Ss.ssx
lives: ssols
I1oN STOCK Wards. CHICAGO.
IrA0O. Oct. 1o.--Hogss Receipts
Need market. 501oc higher;
M an6 butchers. S7ss0Stb: good
~ u .se0s.<e: pigs. s[is0s1s.
II.<o09lf sf6<ksrs and feed :
~ SIS, Texans. 3e.1t07zs;
05-oo0tA-se oheep; Receipts.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-12

J. A. Brightwell. the Grandview
banker. was here in his Auburn car
Tuesday morning His niece. Miss
Hazel Beardslsy. manipulated the
wheel and SO proficient has she be-
come In the art that their trip to and
fro was as smooth as though gliding
town the hills Of time on carpet OF
Illuminated gold. Miss Hazel IL one
of the many splendid young ladies OF
Jackson county. and belle Of queen
~. lovely Grandview,-Belton MOI
Star.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-12

In Maine there h a maple tree.
more than one hundred years old.
through the middle Of which are two
cedar rails, the tree having grown
completely around them. The tree n
two feet and half in diameter and
each rail sticks through on either side,
and has not decayed In the least. Old
residents say they have been there
75 years. The other ends OF the rails
are partly grown into big oak.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-12

What m the most common girls
name OF the present generation? II
a survey of the catalogue OF leading
woman's college n TO be trusted, Hell
en- IN the winner. In the list OF about
1.400 names Helen appeared 100
times; Dorothy. IS: Ruth, IS: Mar.
garet, 81: Elizabeth. 56: Marion, Sc.
and Mary. So. Among the names I'm
the list were Avonelle, Almeria. Blan-
dine. Halcyon, Lolita, Merlita and
Zada, all OF which could be used with
out editing a. names OF Pullman cars.
Springfield Republican.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-12
ALASKA COAL BILL WILL
NOT PASS THIS SESSION

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1O.--No Alas
ka coal bill at all will be passed BY
this congress, Senator Meyers, OF the
conference committee, told the SEN
ate this afternoon after vote by
the senate OF rs to %, rejecting the
conference report.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-12

With boundless- enthusiasm the food
faddist harangued the mob on the
marvellous results to be obtained from
chewing soap and eating nut butter.
Friends" he cried. swelling visibly
and ciapping his chest two years ago
! was q walking Skeletons haggard,
miserable wreck. What do you sup
pose brought about this great chance
In me% He paused to see the effect
CT his words. Then voice rose from
among his listeners: ''wot changer
Chicago News.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-12
speakina Of Races.

Saw an odd race yesterday"
'Indeed?"
Eyes, 1t was between two dogs
for terrier and daschhund."
''Well?"
Two saucers Of milk were wen
placed In front of them, and the OBJ
ject was to see which could lick up
his first"
Which won the racer"
The daschhund won in the last
lap."-Florida Times Union.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-12

One Of the strsngest cargoes ever
carried on the sea vas shipload OF
bees sent from Holland TO the Isle OF
Wight, Eng, where the native bees
are threatened with extinction by dis
ease. The cargo consisted Of 800
hives. containing about 10000. 900
bees.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-12

The old steel gaIlows In use for
many years In the county jail at Ale
gheny. Pa. utter being draped In col
ored silks and garlanded with flowers.
has been converted into q swing for
school children.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-12

Crown Prince Rupprecht Of Bavaria
did not leave the field In order to at
tend the funeral Of his son, Luitpold.
who died recently, after few days.
Illness. The crown prince. although
brought up as q soldier from his ear
Hest youth. In described as q devotee
of art and science The Berlin uni
versity has conferred on him the de-
gree Of doctor Of laws honoris csusa.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-12
gHIcAeo, PRODUCE,

sssa' 1919 ,lsI. ssessc s asiry .ssrs:
aM1 r' 49, al sSs r.,! Egg: P5%s
Cheese: Twins, i5aI5hc: young Am
erteas, fSi4e-Liye-Rea Fowls. II
disc; ducks. $50 lac: geese, 10 lie
Michigan white. 400 soc: red. 20 q ssc
Wisconsin white. 4oQsoc; red. 40 b 4sc
Minnesota Early ohios, 45852c: new
potatoes, receipts. 30 cars.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-12

~ following nrms are priv
- 70 execute orders on the
onongs: Carlyle 9 Povah, w A.
nliq . Co. II. w. Noble q Co.
Moee & Co., Lewis 9; Gorton;
80 = Co.. w. A Neer 4 CO.. W.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-12
PRODUCE MARKET

Commission men reported steady
and rather featureless market this
morning. Poultry has been coming In
freely the past few, days and IL has
taken some pushing 10 keep the floors
goes over sunday ss m pr pretty GOOD shape.
NO change In butter Is looked for this
week. Eggs and potatoes are steady.
Peaches are so nearly done that any
large supply. and dealers are having
more or less trouble with the mildew.
eused by the warm weather, sub.
stantial decline In provisions and
smoked meats IL reported.
AppIes-New. sSoboc per bu: s1.is0
bansa.s-2oood shipping stock. si.ss
Bes..@pried fama.. 7Aose per III:
green, $50 soc per quart.
s.siI1isysrSsesssi per don $3.50.
.r 0S,,sr 2 = Nc IL. large so0iscs
CheeseEWholesale prioes: Michigan
nats. lax @ilKcp New York. isH q
isSc; limbnrger. i:@ise; domestic
sasi long horns. ish0ise; daisies. Is
crsnserrses-ss:7s per bol; ~ pss
D.se..Persian. new. 7ezhe: Fard,.
sqshc 10; Dromedary ss;so case
mon 1ssseS rs, Ss' nss n io0isc' COM
Fresh vesesssles--1reen peppers. Is
q TIC per bu.. green onions. 1fhc per
doz.; cucumbers. sl.26 per bu.; radishss.
green corn, home grown. s50gSc pc;
sack; wax beanE, home-grown. 7bc bu.:
tomatoes. 500 eoe bu-; lettuce. 500 SOC
sc Der hs don h ese bet iet,de. s{oiiy
per hamper.
,ssss,,,s: ., 5,'. ,sss..ss: Msss.rs;ss
'a srss. P S1n;s.:s's aSS per crate.
Honey-Fancy white. new. $50 1ec:
amber. leGliS 10, sI,r.ctsd 7gsc ID
followins prices Tor baied Fay In car
slsals5o; standard. sl5@isso; No: 4
i ssS y. ..S.w 90 " wheat sn
ais.:Mko ! cur cured 8si is sSn- No. i green
hides: Is &c; No. ! cured bulls. 1fc: No;
4tsr-1zc, Nnlgrean-xa ksp, 9Se. No
! cured murrain. lac; No cured calf.
zoe: No; green calf lsc; No. 1 horse.
on No kip po ana sai io S ON n's ss:.p Dc
Le@e.s-California, s5.s00s per box.
M I%ssfSl;,s R Per ooT Tsau 60.
Mushreems--5o6 4oc per H.
90 per DO. a
o.ieas 800 per ioo-lb. sack: span
ish. 81 per bu
Pesrs-Ordinary. 7SGsI per bu
B.,9ec6 S1.00 per Blu.
Pesatoes-Michigan, $50 per sack.
In car lots. sacked, asa soc per bu.
Poultry--Springs. 14014hc; live
hens. $50 SOC; No. :. l2a i4c; old roost-
ers, 11m12c: geese, l2h q 13c: ducks,
ID Obs hc. turkeys, lea 617c ID.
Sweet Potatoes--vireinia, t23662sa
per Dbl: soc per bu.. Jerseys. s3.6003.s
per bbl: t1.25 per bu.
Pi.esppis.- Florida, $500 400 per
Tsiisw-No. 1. sue. No. |. .xa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-12
ARKETS and FINANCE
500 head: Marks. steady; native. ,s;1 y
Ssss' w. .::ssrr ss ssSs,S lambs $50


ceipt.. 1900 &c lower; workers and
mixed. ss,t5; pigs and lights. t7.soqs;
mediums and heavies, IS; roughs, $40;
cars slow and steady sheep and
lambs: Receipts cars. lSc lower
lambs. s7.s5 top. Calves; Receipts. 100.
16c lower, top. $3.50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-Flour: Dull
and unchanged. Pork: Inactive; mess
s2l.5oT22 Lard: Dull: middle west
spot. ss.s091o. Sugar: Raw. dull ard
nominal; centrifnsaL SO test N.I6;
muscovade, So test, SAIL; refined. dull;
cut loaf, $40; crushed. $3.50; powder
ed. ss.35qss0; granulated, ss.z50s.55.
Coffee: Rio. No. Z. on spot, enc. Tai
low: Dull; city, sAe; special. sac;
country; sfgsSc Hay; quiet and
s0c@ 81 Dressed poultry: Steady; tur
keys. i4@ Csc; chickens, lao csc; fowls
l492oc: ducks l6hqlsc. Live poui,
lsc; fowls. 1591shc; roosters, lie;
chickens. broilers, i4a1sc. Cheese
Dull and unsettled; state milk. common
to specials. 90 q15hc; skins, common
to special 7@13hc; full skins. 39sc.
Butter: Dull: receipts. 5,s0y; cream.
cry, extra, 30A a. ale. state dairy, tubs
22d soc; Imitation creamery firsts, 2s1z
@24c. Eggs: Dull: receipts. 9,ls7
nearby white fancy. 45641c. nearby
mixed fancy. 25q3oc; fresh nrsts. 20 u
u ale.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-12

Americas first beet sugar factory
was erected I'm Philadelphia In 1889.
II did not prove success and was dis
mantled. The first successful beet
sugar factory was built In 1870. at Al
varado, Cal This factory was In op-
Grafton until 1913. when Il closed
down. II IL estimated that 500. 000,-
900 IL now invested In the sugar beet
industry Of this coubery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-12

,us Dairy sse p.sfas ::ssI arse &c
'Esss-Fresh receipts. cases .inciudsd.
frsts. zsc: current recsipts. ~ 40 per
doz. Receipts. Tia cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-12
lain AND PROVISIONS

wXHUTT. OCT. ae.-Cleses Trading
hoat was slow and the general
>ok contained little change. Deal
ore not In . hurry TO take on
f1y reports indicated q continue
a export buying Duluth re-
forsiSn purchase, o. spsins
heading 100000 bu. OF wheat and
Tor Genoa and Ii was reported
Jopan will need q great deal OF
9can wheat TO help out their as
- bu. harvest.
xetpool reports a large demand
)Ure or Manitoba wheat and win
|boafs were not plentiful. but they
~ liberal shipments ana the bears
10couraged by an easier tone In
4lpeg- The spot market Is dull
<orgoes are quiet. but holders were
pressing their goods for sale.
1<ry ohers are liberal In both
kEo and England. Corn was sharp
Yer IN Liverpool owing to liberal
ma no new trend TO the market.
1ory receipts show q decrease and
1okaI - expected to be still smaller
We4k owing to the determination
rmers TO hold their wheat for
~ closed with an advance Of Nc
- declined Hc and there was NO
markets on Monday.
Heat quotations: Cash No. 2 red.
~ IAN and advanced TO Ills: May
Ned at Ills and advanced to
~: No. 1 white. e1.oB.
arse grain quotations: Corn: Cash
f y, 72hc; No. yellow. 2 cars at 75c
"a e 5shc NO : yellow; 7aNe. !,
=. 4sHs: 80. white. $50.
eena: Immediste, prompt and octo-
shipment Sos: November, $40.
oyerssed: Prime spot Ss2s: De-
az s Il jsso: 20 At 81: I PRIME al al.
q: sample alsike, 8 bags at IS.
1ethy: Prime spot, $3.50
oceipts in the Detroit market Sat-
~ Included 1000 bills. OF -four. 3
7h6rawais were 1000 bbis. Of -four.
~ bu Of wheat. 1000 blu. Of corn.
bu. OF oats and 1000 bu. OF rye.
ne are 146.70e blu. OF corn. s3.s00
<of oats and 1880 bu. OF rye.
liverpool wheat closed unchanged TO
higher and corn 4 a lower.
1u1ary wheat receipts were 1907
bu., against 1.4I4.ooo bu. a year
sceipts Of wheat Saturday: South
~ 341.00 bu.. against 10000 bu. a
" ago. Winnipeg. 40 cars, against
~: Duluth, 3b4 cars. against as;
noap0lis. 601 cars. against asa: Chi
106 cars, against ~.
bat stocks In Minneapolis increas-
600 bu. In one day.
kports OF wheat and -four Saturday.
-
CHICAGO GRAIN.
IICA0O, Oct. 10.--Opening: Wheat:
&omber. up &c: May, up NC. Corn:
Domber. up NC. May, steady. Oats:
|comber, steady: May. steady. Pro-
Iono: Firm and higher.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-12
JOBDTNG PnICBs-

$40 $40: bsf g, beans. lib. % 9 Soc Linz J.
u:io; standard. soc. Table Sssts: 81. q
: s.Ss:.d q, on s:s (: = s.I%ss;
reds. lI.ss; Alaska pinks. $50. Toma-
June June $50: .iftsd. early june june. si4s Pc
FeesJoebing prices IN 1oo-ib, sacks;
middlings, S3a; cracked corn. S3s; cora
nS ,s Ss. enSB p 1s,s sGn B... M,ehsa.
s.sin ss ps sssna sy. D; ;sss . sss
a.riw:l. e ssr ei siss S SsD: . sas.
wiz. POINT Zoe es ssiv.aia .sass sh.s ss'; Z
:. a. sag. ssss : 3 saa g s;s ss
black sheet ssssi, - ana 1o Il PEI gauge aS
SAUCE q SETS : e.a1.as fss oIs. mall
and 10 on; machine boits. small. 50 per
cent 1900. on List: large: 70: 10 and 8 on list
f24 q 2f5o; clear backs. 1900 "a; annexed
hams. 15h Q1shc: briskets, 14k0
ishc; shoulders. lac; picnic hams.
io.c; Kettle rendered. i iisc II H. Heroes
sngars.corrected daily by w. H
Edgar a Sons: Crystal dominoes. Alb,
ssss 40 do 90. , s,is. $500: eagle tablets.
xxx powdered. S7.45; standard pow.
dered. S7.4o;, graduated, extra coarse,
tIIo: graduates. fine. In bulk. $500;
granulated. 25-lb. cartons. sos; crys-
tai domino gran, ALB. and s-lb. car
tons. In cases. $3.50; crystal domino.
?.lo; confectioners. A.. 1896: No. ..
1890: No. 8. se.s5: No. g. $3.50: No. I.
1915; No. 5, $40: No ., 1856: No 10.
$3.50 No. II. ts.55; No. ~. $3.50; No.
non -caking mixture. SITS: beet granu-
lated. ssIs; household powd.. Is. - to
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-23
aimOnODlni ans ntIildtrm Sole,

Sonneniti9, pbsr mas man 10
ntnnt - es braudt feline birefte Be-
ftrubIuug our4 bic Some babel gu
Iein - lit itets Elm iebr sefdbrIider
unfalI, nit aIler Ausii9t auf tObs
Ii4en 8erIauf, ipenn ni9t bic ri6tigs
8ebanolung ongerpenDet ptrb.
Sippotrotes bebisnte ii6 elmer Iebr
einfa9en MetboDe in ioI1en JdlIen:
ST lieB ouf ben 8etroffensn fiiblss
8oiIer f9iitten, ipGbrenb auglti9
5lpei ober orei anOers ibn frdftig rst
ben mnBten. 9Opeit betannt bate
ct bamit faft INNER Grfolg.
Dor Der Mntpenbun9 bon taltern
8aIfer ALLEN muB unter allen unts
Itdnoen geporut psrOsn; bosIeIbe TIT
an uab fir fiG bdrum gefdbrItd, neil
es bas 8Iut mad innen tteibt.
WenDet man ieOo9 gleih5eittg init
benz talten MaIier isbr enersif6e
Reibungen Der SautsS berflG9e an,
10 ptro 1terpurn oos Blnt btelrnehr
an bic SberfIdde gebro9t unb bas
ielbf aud ~feitgeHaltsn. unb Der aSrs
pet tpiro rof9 nbgetiiblt.
Rad ellen grFdbrungen, Bite man
in unferer 3eit gsma9t bat, lit sS
bas bette. bos 8oiier aus elmer S5be
bon 5 Bis 6 SUB duf3ugieBen, tDdbs
renb 5ugIet4 5pei Ober bret perfOnsn
ben potienten auf bas trGftigite reis
ben, 70 Inttge Big Bic Sout ant
ger0tet, uno bas gepubtIein iuis,
Der bergefteIIt 1T. 8ei fofDrtiger Be-
banblung folder Dirt barf beiRo6e In
jeOem GaII eine SeiIung ertporlst
pordusgefeBt, bob iiberbdupt
nod etnns Su ippIlen iif. GonItiee
bic man nadber anfpsnben
mag, tbnnen niiBIid fein, tomhnsn
aber nur nebenbsi in 9etra9t. Man
TpIlte Defenders batauf beb14t Tetn,
ten aDpf unb ben 6interboIs sn
unb unter Retbung tiibr lu
srhaltsn.
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I9Ousn. IS beitanb bic 8eflr9s
tuug, bob er bonn GiIe 5erbridt,
pie1eidt aud gu elmer unfreipiui9en
iabreIanssn Sreibfohrt bur9 bos
ROropOIarbeden - auf Dem Meee.
ben amunbfen einittngsn min =
berurteiIt tpsrben tonnte, tpofiir er
niht bprbereitet mar. StefonTpn
Islbit nobm nit ben btiben onoeren
S6iffsu o4Iabama" unb ,MarD
Sa6s" isin Dinterquortier BET Sap
goltnion an Der Sibtite BON
8antsIonb, unb ssbo6ts i'm eeeen.
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