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Evening journal., 1914-05-05
5191 APPEALS heard
BY ASSESSMENT BOARD

Five thousand one hundred and
ninety-one appeals were filed by prop
erty owners Of this city with the
Board Of Assessment, Revision and Ap-
peals, according to statement made
today by Weller L. Stover. president Of
the board. This number. the board
thinks, is small, considering that the
new assessment affected IN some man
ner every parcel Of land or building in
the city.
All the appeals have been acted upon
and the board is now having the as
sessment tabulated. When this work
is finished the board will make its re-
port to the finance committee Of Coun-
ell.
While the board has maintained SCI.
crecy as TO what appeals were sus-
tained or refused, it was said today
that many large property owners ap-
peared satisfied with the new assess
ments. One owner who has holdings in
siXty-four properties, appealed on only
one.
Evening journal., 1914-05-05
TO LOOK AT ROAD
pEE0pE IDpIhM InnIIrgT
I'LL UIlb EIsLhF1lV iIEUUhs1E

Coroner Spring has not set date
for holding an inquest in the case oil
William lrelan. who was killed on the
Augustine branch Of the p. w. & w.
Railroad, in North Brandywine Park,
last Tuesday night Coroner Spring
had planned to have the Jurors, who
VIII SIT in the case, walk up the rail-
road tracks, from Market street to the
scene Of the accident, this afternoon.
This has been postponed until tomor-
row, however. owing to the weather.
conditions. II Is understood that in
vestigators Of The Interstate Com
merce Commission were here yester-
day, viewing the scene Of the wreck
but their report will not be made pub
lie at the coroner's inquest.
Evening journal., 1914-05-05

it has now been six months since took
any medicine at all. / hope my little
note will assist you in helping other wo-
men. ] now feel perfectly well and in
the best of health. " - Mrs. AUGUST
w. KoNDNER, 1867 Hollins Street, Bal
timore, Md.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. made from native roots and
herbs, contains no narcotic or harmful
drugs, and to-day holds the record of
being the most successful remedy for
female ills we know Of, and thousands
of voluntary testimonials on file in the
Pinkham laboratory at Lynn, Mass,
seem to prove this fact.
For thirty years il has been the stand
ard remedy for female ills, and has re-
stored the health Of thousands of women
who have been troubled with such all
ments as displacements, inflammation,
liberation, tumors, Irregularities, etc.
IL you want special advice
write to Lydia Il. Pinkham Med
icine Co, confidential Lynn,
Mass. Your letter win be opened,
read and answered by.a woman
and held in strict confidence.
Evening journal., 1914-05-05
Says American GIRLS ARE
TOO AFRAID TO RISK NECES

American girls are too afraid to
risk their neoks. that is why the
circus Of today is composed Ia lar
gest part of European artists
So says Ella Bradna, a beautiful
Swiss girl. who with Fred Derrick.
an English rider OF note, figures In
the Barnum and Bailey program to
be presented here on Saturday, and
she bases her claim upon the fact
that there are few American women
in the sawdust ring today.
Almost all the circus performers
arc OF foreign birth and training, ac-
cording to Miss Bradna. who has
been a circus eQuestrienne from early
girlhood, as were her mother and
grandmother before her
THE women in this country are
too timid to risk their necks, either
on the trapeze or horseback, and SO
they seek positions. largely in the
chorus in theatrical companies, where
they neither progress nor profit, by
their experience" she continued,
There is more chance for promo
tion, and certainly greater distinc-
tion in being a performer in the cir
Gus than in the chorus Of a musical
show.
"Of course you know many Of the
foreign women are apprenticed in the
circus work from youth, and trapeze
performing and bareback riding are
handed down from one generation to
another.
II admire the woman who is not
afraid, and advise some OF the
chorus girls who are plodding along
in musical comedy with small chance
Of ever getting an important part to
give it mp and take the circus life
II pays better and there Is plenty of
room for novelties, brains and talent
Evening journal., 1914-05-05
AVENUE THEATRE.

The shoWs ut the Avenue Theatre are
synonymous with success. Large audi
enoes are the rule This WAS the ease
last night. when tile theatre was again
packed 10 the doors The musical
comedy, Three Weaksa was produc-
tive Of genuine laughter. The mmor is
infectious, the songs are hnetul and
the show girls are attractive "fhrce
Meaksn is one continuous laugh from
the rise of the curtain to the fan an
hour later In connection with the mu-
steal comedy, motion pictures are
shown that are both new and Well pre-
sented.
The entire production. 10 fact. IS the
greatest ever given in Wilmington for
the prico Of admission "a Country
store, that made such Bit last Tues
day evening, will be repeated tonight.
This will be the means of once more
crowdmg the theatre Tomorrow night
there will be tango contests. The
popularity of tho latter is we'll known.
Sawyer a Suplee, lessees and manages
Of the Avenie, are demonstrating by
the shows they are producing that they
are experienced showmen il every
sense.
Evening journal., 1914-05-05
HOWARD'S BODY NOT HERE.

Coroner Spring this morning received
a letter from Mrs. L. K. Grow, OF Green.
wich, n. J., asking for description OF
the man who was found drowned at
Port Penn on March lG. The writer
said her cousin, Louis A. Howard, was
drowned on April Is, two miles below
Ship John Light. At the time Howard
met death, Mrs. Grow said man named
Smith also had been drowned. Smit-~
body was recovered on May l. The man
found at Port Penn was not Toward
and this fact was communicated to
Mrs. Crow
Evening journal., 1914-05-05
MISS VALE Al WILSON WEDDING.

Miss Margaret Vale member 81 the
Ira Hards Stock Company. now playing
at The Playhouse. win attend the we'd.
ding Of MISS Eleanor Randolph Will.
son and William Gibbs McAdoo ii WASH
ington on Thursday. Miss Vale being
niece Of President Wilson. Miss Vale
will lenyc Wilmington on Thursday
morning and return home on Friday ia
time to resume her part in Tho Man
oi the Hour Miss Vale viii also at'
tend the Wilson family dinner after the
marriage.
Evening journal., 1914-05-05
NEW DATE on INQUEST.

OWING to additional Witnesses being
needed, Coroner Spring has changed
the time Of holding the inquest in the
case Of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grif-
fifth. who, with their baby son, we're
suffocated. until Thursday evening
The date for the inquest had been set
for Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1914-05-05
WILMINGTON CRUISER IN RACE.

William G. Ewing, former commo-
dore Of the Wilmington Yacht Club.
Will enter his forty-foot cruising
steamboat Gniwe in the race from
Philadelphia to Baltimore by the out
side route next month He has lust
bought a new twenty-five horsepower
motor, which will increase the
yachts rating somewhat and give
more speed at the same time. The
yachts will run down the Delaware
River and Bay and then shape a
course on the Atlantic ocean from
Overfalls lightship to Cape Charles.
and then follow the Chesapeake Bav
and Patapsco River to Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1914-05-05
MuzkLEs SOON For DOGS.

Mayor Howell has signed the ordi-
nance OF the 5. P. c. a. authorizing that
organization gathering in all dogs found
mmuzzled The ordinance forbids own
crs Of dogs to allow CANNES to run on
the streets without muzzles between
May ! and October !. George Kopp, city
dog catcher. win start out in few
days TO gather up unregistered and un-
muzzled dogs
Evening journal., 1914-05-05
POLICE COM,usSION WORk.

Considerable business is to come
before the Board of Police Commits
sioners this afternoon. in addition
to hearing charges against officers,
the board will give a decision in the
case Of the three officers against
whom charges were heard last week
Another matter to come before the
Commissioners Will be the selecting
OF an officer to fiji vacancy.
Evening journal., 1914-05-05
Busy MONTH FoR INspEcrnR.

Meat Inspector Samuel NJ. Ford to-
day reported to the Board of Health
the following April work Cattle in
speoted. 211; calves inspected. 116;
sheep and lambs inspected, $50: hogs
inspected, 1865
During the same period he con-
demned the following: Cattle, 81:
calves, ] 10; hogs. dead in car. A.;
pounds of meat, 1859.
Evening journal., 1914-05-05
AT THE GARRICk.

The Garrick audience gave un-
stinted approval, last night, Of the
bill for this, the closing week of the
vaudeville season there The big
acts, in particular, got The glad
hand" and everybody appeared to
enioe the show immensely.
Mrs. Gene Hughes was welcomed
back to Wilmington with her very
clever comedy Offering, Youth" She
was here a few months ago and de-
lighted the people then. and she APP
Evening journal., 1914-05-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERcIAL.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK, May 5.-The opening
today was quiet with few price
changes Of Importance Missouri
Pacific was again notably strong,
opening at 20 1-2, 3-S up Canadian
Pacific gained SIS.
c. |. Hudson and Company say:
We would use bulges for taking pro-
fits on long stocks; wait for drives
before buying back"
Evening journal., 1914-05-05

V eg G I q bic Com
pound did for me.
i suffered dreadful
pains and was very
irregular. / became
alarmed and sent for
Lydia Z. Pinkham's
v ia bic Com
pound. / took itreg-
ularly until / was
without q cramp or
pain and felt like
another Derson and
Evening journal., 1914-05-05
PATENT CASE CONTINUFD

Judge Edward G. Bradford in the
United States Court this morning heard
additional argument by counsel in the
case of +. F. Slocomb & Co.. Incorpo-
rated. vs.. the A. c. Layman Machine
Company
Evening journal., 1914-05-05
FAINTS IN THE AR1TORy

David Campbell OF No. 1918 Union
street while at the State Armory last
night tainted. In falling Campbell cut
his head. He was taken to the
Homeopathic Hospital for treatment.
Evening journal., 1914-05-05
MOOSE ro ACT ON RY.LAWs.

Wilmington Lodge Of Moose win have
special meeting tonight, called by
Dictator J. X. Underwood, to act on
the proposed by laws
Evening journal., 1914-05-05
no REMOVE SHIPS WRECK

Major 2. n. Johnston, United States
Engineer, win receive bids up to June
for the removal of the wreck Of the
steamship Charlemagne Tower, Jr.. of
Seaside Park, a. ].
Evening journal., 1914-05-05
THIS WOMAN'S
SICKNESS
QuICkiy 1IGiuGu 10 Lydia L.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Baltimore, Nd. -'fI am more than
glad to tell what Lydia f. Pinkham' s
Evening journal., 1914-05-05
MIoRI s..

So got II tho oellars aud .ha1c thom
an clean.
Wash all the windows. then put in the
scrcei
Ira Ia Ia Ia Ia, Ira Ia Ia Ia Ia.
BE sure there's no break in the screen.
Ira Ia Il IA la, 1ra Ia la Ia Ia.
BE sure there's no break in the screen.
Evening journal., 1914-05-05
Help Women
To Good Health

Sold everywhere. In boxes. t0c.. 25c.
The largest sale of any medicinr. The direeiions
With every boa point the way 20 aoQd health.
Evening journal., 1914-05-05
RAIN COMES ALONG
tn nnTHIH nTnnnTn
! III DHIhE SIREEIS
FOR Cleanup week

Rain came along today to help to
wash the streets as part of '.Clean-up
Week. The downpour interfered with
outdoor operations in the selean.nps
campaign, but gave the city streets
much.needcd bath
Along the embs evidences Of the
general cleanup can be seen ia the
many extra ash barrels, boxes and cans
that are filled with rubbish and dis.
oarded household materials.
Charles a. Iaener, linotype oper-
ator on THE EVENING JOURNAL,
tried his hand in the "clean-npn cam
paign at his home, No. 03I Lombard
street, yesterday. Weary last night he
sat down and penned poem about il.
which is given below
He suggests that Wilmington house.
wives sing IL TO the tune OF .The
Flowers That Bloom ID the Spring 4
from "'ihe Alikado. to help them III
THEN 'round up" OF spring refnsei
The flowers that bloom IN the spring.
tra la,
Can't flourish ii covered with filth;
You'd better get shovel and rake. tra Ia.
And clean up the refuse that's there.
ira Ia.
And make the yard healthful and neat.
And make the yard healthful and neat.
CHORUS.
Vow that what we mean when we say
as we sing.
Get that Junk from the yard you'll find
there ia the spring,
Ira Ia IL Ia Ia. iva Ia Ia Ia Ia.
Danish the dirt you'll find there in the
spring.
Ira Ia IA Ia la. Ira Ia Ia Ia Ia.
Danish the dirt you'Il find there in the
spring.
The cellar needs brushes and brooms,
ira la,
10 clean up the long winters hoard.
4 nice coat Of whitewash will help,
ira Ia,
10 awccteo and tighten the place.
ira Ia,
Then the Health Board win chuckle with
qlee.
Then the Health Board win chuckle with
glee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
Sberridjter 2mrtpn tpbt.

81 Mtlantic gitD, g. s., 13. Suli.
Snn Mlter bon 70 sSabren ilt bier
ser beigeor6nete 9fi6ter int 8un6es=
obergeridt, &oraoe &ermann 2urton,
ei1ren Ser5i6lag erlegen. Ser BE-
oeutelr6e ss5uriit lttt felt einem balben
sSSabr ait a1tbamatilben @nfaaen
9mrton ltan1111te aus 9eelpport> &p.,
un0 lpltr6e bon Sem ErG1i6e11ten Saft
an 6as Sbergeribt berufen. sllS &an=
oi6aten fir 6uS 6nr6 6en 500 6es
Mi6ters Burton erle0igte Mmt eineS
beigeoroneten &ibters 6es Sberge=
ri9tes lperben genannt:: Der friibere
Hraii6ent Gaft, @efretar 6es Snnern
2ane, &riegsiefretar @arrtion, Gene
ralantpolt W3c@epnoloS, Ser friibere
@eneroloireftor eesobn @. 0obis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

5u @ai1er ernan1lt lpor0en lit, tpel6e
@te0ung Ser @r5ber5og- -Sbronfolger
Sran5 6eroinano inne batte, lit 1T
ser yeibsbauptltaot eingetroffen.
Sffenbar lit es Ser 3tped ieineS 8e-
Il1d)es, mutt SEN leiten6en @teuen ser
oeutihen 9lrnee uno 6lotte iiber ietne
slufgoben I'M 3uiammenbong nit Sen
3ielen un6 @el ltrebnngen 6eS Dreiz
br1noes etngebe116e @eratbungen 5lt
fiibren. Sein &o1nn1en gilt alS Elm
8etpeiS 6afiir> 6aB Der ne1te Setter
ser @ebrmadt Ser Doppelmonar@ie
Sen BON 1ei1e1n gorganger @r5ber=
5og 6ran5 6eroi1tano befolgten &urs
elmer fortgeietten @ritarfung ser
lterreidii6=ungariiden &rmee nno
6lotte unenttpegt tpeiter 6ur6fiibren
peroe. 0ffi5ieu, beibt es 5lpar, gr5=
ber5og 6rie0ri@ lei leoiglib 5nm Be-
l1t6e leiner perbeiratbeten So6ter, Ser
@rbprin5eiiin BON 5ulm-Salm> oie
in Hotsbam tpobnt, bierber gefom=
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
@elb fir Salem.

@ a bington .. g., 10. Suli.
Ser Bnn6esfongreB belptQigte am
6reitag oie bon &ralioent 8ilion ge=
foroerten 100000 fir 6ie 9eotblei=
oenoeu Ser neuerlt6en 6euerSbrunit
in 5alen1 Mail. Trob Ser BON 8or>
liber 6ibgeral6 bonn 8elpilligungsfo=
n1itee geleiteten beftigen Sppoiition
nab1n 6as @eprdlentantenbaus NIT
ISL qegen 66 Stin1n1en 6aS 5enatS=
announcement 5um gen1ii@ten @tat a1t,
>pel6es sic @etpt1igung Ser 9nmme
poriob. Die enogiiltige Innabme Der
@orlage lit nnnrittelbar auf Die 8e-
n1iibnngen bes Braii6erten 5nriid51t-
fiibrer, ser ieit nabe5u elmer Wohe
ale &ebel in gemegnng geiebt batte,
up1 SEN geotblet6en6en 5u Stlfe 5n
fontnren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
Qaae iehr ernit.

IS d btngton, 8. g., 13. ssSnlt.
Siebenbnn6ert Mann Der Wenrtne-
infa11terie tpnr6en am Meo11tag 6lrh
eine Sr6er bes n1rerifanii6en Mari<
ne6eporte11re1tts 1oad @1tatanamo> @11-
ba, beor6ert, 11m it6 bereit 5r bolten,
in sic giebolution in @aiti u1r6 Snr-
to Don1ingo ein5ugreifen. 9ie Sroer
lpur6e auf @riuden Setr 8rDanS er-
laiien, ser es fiir 6ringeno n0tbtg
bdIt, 1aB Sic &riegsf1otte fir a11e
Tdne geriiitet lit. 3ur @erpe16ung
tperoen Eruper ser in nrertfanii@en
@etpGiiern liegen6en &riegsidiffen,
Iotpie ser @afer,1en i1t Bbila6elpbia
un6 Morfolf gelongen. Die Gage in
ser Dom1initanii@en @epublif gilt in
@egierungsfreifen bon @oibington
als nobe51 boffnungslos, bie in &otti
als etpos beifer. ssst1 Sen @etpdiiern
bon &oiti un6 @a1to Domingo Be-
finben ii4 gegentpdrtig ote an1erita-
nif@en 2inienidiffe Connecticut uno
@o11tb Carolina, fotpie Sic &reuaer
Morieta, @afti1re un6 @o@tos.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
8opne-Gdladt.
g e I fa1t, 13. esuli

~ ~ IL. CN%t.
Ser SsSabrestag 6er @@la@t bon
@opne lit bier 11nter groBen Jeier~
li6feiten begangen tpor6en. SIT Der
@pibe bon 5000 MISREPRESENTATION
mari6ierte Cir @6tpor6 @arfot1,
6iibrer Der nliter- -@e>pegung, bur@
6ie Straben Ser @ta6t 1pa6 De11m-
beg, tpo cine groBe @aiienberlonrnr-
lung itattfan6, IN uelder er 11no
on6ere Giibrer Mniproden bietten.
gln9 in londonderry nn6 an6 6eren
Srten, tpo 6te 9ronge,m6nner ilber-
tpiegen, fan6en Seiern itatt. 9eir.
gen6s tam es GIT 3uinnnenitoben.
Sod per1o11tet, oab ont @om1tas s in
@ilrea, Derrp County, @4ille 5tpi.
f4en 9eotio1,aliften un6 nnion1l lten
ansgetaufdt tpuroen. sS1t 9onSon.
6errp tpor cine groBe, m1s bern &us.
lo1r6e fommetroe @afffferie1toung bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
Mmf @tmbienfa6rt.
8erIin n, 13. Sui


179 1beil11ebnrer an ser t5tuoien=
fabrt amerifati9er Mer5te our@
europa lino in ser &ei6sbauptitaot
eingetroffen 1n6 int @otel u@rcellior"
abge1tiegen. Die 9lesfnlapjiinger ba=
ben bereits Srat1freid, 6ie @@met5,
Selterrei@ uno Sii66eutldlano ablol-
piert un6 ibre tpihtiglten Stationen
in Nnris, Bern, 3iirih, 8ien nno
Miin9en genra@t. 9lus Der ia@fii6en
@ouptita6t DreS6en lin6 iie bier on
gelangt. Die 9er5te itatteten perl@ie<
6enen bieiigen &rantenbduiern &eiu=
DIE ab. 9lu6 nobnten iie Ben &lini-
fen berporragen6er Mutoritdten BET.
@on bier reiiten bie Meoi5iner na6
2eip5tg tpeiter. Son .oort geby Die
syobrt our6 sic bei6en altberiibn1ten
nniperiitats 1tdote sSena un6 Set6el-
berg 1ra@ 6ranffurt uno @iesbo6en.
@ine @beinfabrt miro 6ie &eiiegefea-
iduft 1to@ @oln bringen, un6 bon
sort erfolgt Ste @eiterfabrt iiber
Briiilel u1r6 Mn1 1ter6am nod 2on6on,
mo oie onterifanii i6en Mer5te 6em IN
ternationoleu 9ler5tefongreB beipob-
1pen tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
9l1blidj ppnt Sobe ereilt.

gelgra6u @erbien, 12. SS'1li.
Ser ruifii9e @eian6te ge. b. Sart
mig 1T pl0bli@ m 5onntag in &el.
gra6 geitorben. @r befam6 fi@ gro6e
i1n @eiprd@ nit 6em oiterrei@ii@:
ungarti@en @efan6ten Greiberrn bor
8iegeleben in Ser 0iterrei6ii6<nnga'
riiden @eian6ti6aft, als er bonn Sooe
ereiIt tpur6e. @r batte &uBlan6 bier
felt 6em Sabre 1909 bertreten. -
&arttpig galt als sic Seele Ser pa11s
ilatpiftii6en 8etpegung in bem Bal=
fa1Idnoern. gr bt tridt nnr bel Dem
3uiannte1rtontnten 6es lebten 8altan'
bmnoes cine electromagnetic &olle &C.
ipielt, ion6ern on@ olIe 6a6en oer
ssyt1trignen in ieirer &an6 eebabt, nit
6enen @nBlan6 Sen @alfan iiberlpo1t'
men bot nn6 sic iih in eriter 2inie
gegen 0eiterrei@zl1ngart ri@te11.
Mnd sic groBierbiide 8etpegn11g, De-
rem Mustpi@ie 8ur @orotbot tn Se'
rojepo gefiibrt, batte in ibm einen ett'
rtge1 6or6erer. &arttptg galt fiir
einett a1Berft getpiegten Diplomate11,
tpeld)er gerabe onf 6em ferbii@en $50
iten bon groBm @ertb fit @nBlono
tpar. syriiber por er @efanbter IN
@eriten getpe1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
Mmi Ser 5lmdt.
g taot 80 e ri t 0, Is. SSu

- ia IT Wt e r 0, 10. Sul1.
3ie @uerta=6amilie bat Die 6lu6t
ongetreten. sssn einen1 5o116er5uge,
ser aus 6rei 5@Iafpagen ur6 einem
@epadtpagen bel ltar6, fubren iam1nt=
lihe Mettglie6er Ger 1onilie, nit
9(usnabn1e @uertas, un6 nlebrere be-
freun6ete 6an1tlten ont @ienitag-
oben6 bon bier no@ Sierra @ru8 ab.
3&pei Militar5iige nit 800 Mann
fl1bren borous, elmer nit 500 @ann
folgte. Ser Bug tpur6e a1berbalb Ser
Staot Merifo> anf bem netnen @abn<
bof giIa 6e @uo6elo1pe, belttegen.
Gie Sniaiien tporen Srau &uerta nno
lire &in6er, 0berit 2a1is Snentes,
@mertas S6mie9erlobn, un6 feine So
n1ilie> bie 6anrilie 6es &riegsmini-
iterS General 8lanqmet, General 81
borio Sue11tes, @ater 6es 0beriten
6nentes, @6obn1etiter @ugenio Na<
reese nn6 Samilie, Miniiter Mql1i1a
mn6 Ga1nilie nn6 n1ebrere an6ere.
@os &11erta tbun miro, itebt in Sra,
ge. 8ielfo@ bieB es, ct tper6e NIT
5remn6en 1t116 @ertranten 6en 3ug
belteiger, ser, nit @ol6aten 6es 80.
@egin1e1ts be1rrn1tnt, anf 6em 8abn-
bof ser Snteroceanif@en @iienbabn
bereit itebt. Son at16erer @eite ber>
Ia11tet, &uerta iet enti@loiien, iett,
nu@6em ct feline 8antilie in Cider
beit gebraht bat, Big 5um letten
@lutstropfen 5u fampfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
&nlfa,t tbdtig.
Is e mar 8, Mlasfo, 9. esSmli

IS emar D, Mlasfa, 9. Snlt
SHE gnlfane an ser &u1te bon
9llosfa> bon @elparo big 5u 6en
Mleltii6en sSnleln> lin6 IN Ebaattgteit,
tpie @apitGn Mecnmen bom Don1pfer
Diigo> tpel6er Donneritag bon Dutb
@arbor in @epar6, Mlasfa, etntrof,
beridtete. Ser @apita1t tpeiB gu er-
5dlblen, oaB Der groBe @ultan @ata=
ma getpaltige Weaifen 54tpefelrau@
aus 1t0Bt gu bei6en 5eiten 6eS @ml-
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