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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-08

be used in connection with IT," said Mr..
Welborn. My word 10 given upon Il,
and I think the writer has some rights
In the matter"
Without going into the reason for the
commissions request" said Mr.. Walsh,
that is no proper reason. 50 far as the
law is concerned. for not giving the in
formation"
He was not responsible except for the
detailed explanation" protested Mr.. We'll
born, any more than stenographer to
whom dictate a letter"
IF you decline to give the name, the
commission will. of course, take such
action as It deems best" warned Mr..
Walsh.
II do not decline replied WELDON,
but I ask the right OF consulting coun-
sci. l consider this p very serious mat
ter"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-08
Student Grasps
Live Wire and is
Instantly Killed

AMES, Ia. Dec. 7.--Cspecial telegram
Ralph B. sherman. two-year agricuI-
tural student. was electrocuted yesterday
afternoon on the state college campus
when he grasped a guy wire on a 1000
volt circuit His home was at Jessup,
Ia Relatives took the body home today.
Another student narrowly escaped the
same fate in attempting to rescue sher-
man, but he threw his body against the
guy wire breaking IL and the current
which was going through Sherman's
hosiy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-08
JANTTOR WAS AN EX-CONVICT
Man Suspected Of Killing Girl often
in Iowa Prisons.
ALSO IN INSANE AsYLUMs
Confronted with Body of Ten-Year-
Ola Victim, He shows No signs
of Emotion, hut Talks
volubIy.

SACRAMENTO. Cal, Dec. David
Fountain. janitor Of the church here In
which the body OF the murdered a0-year-
old school girl, Margaret Milling, was
FOUND late yesterday, admitted to the
police today that he had spent a year
and half In Iowa insane sasylums and
had served five terms in Pennsylvania
and Iowa prisons for burglary and safe
robbery Fountain was arrested last
night When first taken into custody,
he talked volubly. but under siege OF
vigorous questioning by the police and
district attorney he was taciturn and
suilen.
He was led 70 the little room under
the belfry Of the church, where the MUIR
der Is believed 70 have been committed
and where the floor still bears traces OF
the tragedy. No emotion was exhibited
by the janitor
The police also took Fountain TO a
moving picture house. from which he
said last night he had just returned when
ne found tho child's body, with a cord
twisted about lis throat. He said tho
picture lie had seen was an Indian
romance. in which murder was enacted.
'It's ali been killing with me today"
EtnHAaat - 1ai0 w MITE t<Aiut ttE ffNfhNAf
wife OF the pastor or the church, 10 have
told her after Ills return from the show
and after he had reported to her the
Of the church.
Ono Of the statements Fountain Is said
TO have made while being sweated today
was that ne had left his work at the
church yesterday afternoon intent upon
stealing horse and buggy Il have had
no luck here" he is reported saying, "and
] wanted 70 get back 70 Texas. where I
used to live"
Fountain exhibited trace OF dismay
when several blood spots were pointed
out on his trousers He said he had killed
chicken but Paul ochler son Of tho
pastor. asserted that Fountain had killed
turkey Thanksgiving day and that blood
was spattersd on his clothes.
Escaped from cIarinda.
David Fountain, the church janItor held
under suspicion In connection with the
murder OF the Milling girl, Is a fugitive
from the Clarinda State Hospital for the
insane m Ciarlnda. Ia. according 10 his
confession made tonight 10 Dr. II. w
Hatch. head Of the state iunacy COM
mission.
II learned from him." said Or. Hatch
that he was first committed TO the
Mount Pleasant asylumiI IN the city OF that
name in Iowa. He was transferred from
there TO Clarinda. He says he made a
daring escape and came west. He told
me that his father was an inebriate and
that he undoubtedly inherited some Of
his tendencies, He told me nothing Of
his anteredenks or his family other than
that ne was an American, born IN illin-
dis"
Messages were sent 10 the several Iowa
state hospitals urging Immediately de-
tails concerning the coinmittal OF Foun-
tain to any institutlons thore and the de-
tails OF his release OF escape
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-08
British Ship Sunk by
German Transport
Off Coast of Chile

VALPARAISO. Chile, Dec. Z. - The
British steamer Charcas. from New York
October !. has been sunk at sea off Port
Corral. Chile, by the German transport
Prinz Eitel Friedrich. The crew OF the
Charcas has been landed at Papudo, for
ty-five miles north OF Valparaiso.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-08

Beatrice and Odell meets. The judging
and slipping will be done by two of the
promoters Of the meet. Earl MorlRn will
be the judge and e. @. Bonita the slipping.
closure south OF the Rock Island locomo-
tive shops in this city
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-08
Cattle Quarantine
is Again Modified

WASHINGTON. Dec. THE federal
foot and mouth disease quarantine was
modified today 10 permit stock from un-
aparantlned areas 70 be shipped inter-
state from portions Of the 81. Louis and
STEAK City DAD yards, get aside for the
purpose
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-08
ServianS Resume
Offensive and Drive
the Austrians Back

PARIS. Dec. IA disnatch from Nish.
servia. 10 the Havas Agency reports that
the servians, since December. 5. have re-
eumed a Vigorous offensive. The servian
troops on Friday, the dispatch says. pur-
sued the enemy's right wing as far as
the Kolubara river and It was there the
Austrians abandoned four OF their bat
teries
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-08

PIERRE 81 D., Dec. 7.-(special Tele1
sram1-The ehaifnen OF the republican
and dennoerattc state committees with q
number OF county committeeman are here
for the meeting required BY the primary
law tomorrow 20 make endorsements fer
appointive places, state and national. On
account Of the indefinite provisions OF the
Law no one appeared 10 be just certain as
what VIII be done AT the meeting tomor-
row.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-08
Two Swedish Ships
Are Sunk by Mines
Off Finnish Coast

LONDON. Dec. la dispatch from
Stockholm 70 Reuters Telegram company
states that the Swedish steamers Luna
and Eyerilda struck mines off the Fin
nish coast and that both steamers sank
The crew OF the Luna was saved. but
ali seamen aboard the Everilda. except
one man. were lost.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-08
YOUNG GIRL BURNED
As RESULT OF EXPLOSION

MASON CITY. Ia Dec 7.--fspecial eTI-
eEram. -Nenle Garter. aaed a. Il dead
~ > result Of a kerosene explosion in
starring fire.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-08


NEW YORK. Dec. IA roaring north
caster today swept the Atlantic coast
at sixty miles an hour from North Car
DINA to Maine.
Chief among the many wrecks cast
upon the shore was an unidentified war
ship. with four tunnels and fighting
top, which went ashore yesterday near
Ocean City. Md. The identity Of the wee
sci was hidden by cloak Of fog, but
It's desperate plight was manifested by
continual shrieking of its whistle for
help. which could not be given because
Of the high seas
Lashed by the gale, the ocean battered
down the sea wall at seahright, N. j.,
during the night and placed the town In
imminent peril OF destruction on the next
high tide. Its streets were flooded. com
Ynunication by rail was cut off, breakers
were rolling over tho chief thoroughfare
and undermining the foundations of the
principal buildings, ana there appeared
every prospect that the damage would
he great
FfrebOat sunk.
New York bay and harbor were prac-
tically cleared OF all craft by the gale.
One fireboat was sunk at Ia bier. On
the New Jersey shore OF the Hudson. a
new high water mark was set. The big
waiting room Of the Lackawanna ter
minal was flooded and nearly all ferries
discontinued.
Along the coast of New England the
gale was especially violent. At Point
Judith, r. l.. a small schooner was torn
from its anchorage and thrown on the
breakwater. Life savers seeking to res
cue the crew Of a six-masted schooner
which struck Tuckernuck shoal on Sat
urday have been unable for two days TO
launch their boats.
Big Auditorium in Danger.
ATLANTIC CITY. Dec. 7.-The north
east storm. which has been raging for
two days, was flashing the New Jersey
coast today with less fury than yester-
day. The terrific pounding of the sea has
caused considerable damage, but in no
ore place was 1t very serious, except at
the steel pier In this city. where the music
pavilion on the ocean end of that strllc-
ture Ia threatened with destruction. The
piling under the hall has been weakened
and il the storm does not soon abote the
auditorium may be wrecked.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-08
HEAVY GALE ALONG
ATLANTIC COAST
Extensive Damage Reported Along
the Shore from North Carolina
TO Maine.
sEABRIGHT IN GREAT PERIL
Town II Partly Under water and
Faces Possible Destruction at
Next HiEh Tide-ForeIEn
Warship Ashore Gets OF.
BULLETIN.

BULLETIN.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. IA dispatch
to the Maritime exchange from its sta
tion at Lewes, Del, says that telephone
message At 1888 D. m. from Ocean city,
Nd. reported that the warshIp which
had been grounded off that place had
proceeded seward. A forty-five mile
gale was blowing and the weather was
very thick. making IL impossible to learn
the identity OF the ship.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-08
Silks and Dress
Goods Will Make
a Gift of Elegance
and Beauty

A Waist length or full
dress pattern is always APP
propriate as a gift. Larger
stocks than ever from which
to choose - from the simpl-
est to the finest-all of
Thompson, Belden standard.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-08

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15

ten, pollen sic mitnebmen. 3ommen
Sic nit uns ouf ben 9lobeberg. @s
geben groBe Dinge Dor. Wun b0rt
bort gan3 beutliH 3anonen0onner aus
Siibolten."
Mertmeiiter erblaBte. m&ononenz
bonner2~ Itotterte er. .Sie ou92
S6on' Oorbin faste mir cine SSrau
bopon, i9 gldubte es niht. Sollte es
pirtliA an bem iein9"
nGs lit na6rbaftig unb pirtlin
9ononenoonnsr," OerieBte Der iiingere
WloIDenbouer tura.
o2ld, lollten Sie fih nibt tdufhen9
Die fonnte oenn 70 etipos in unfere
NGbe tommen! Die 6eere iteben, tpie
man peiB, in Der @egenb bon @eimar
unb Grfurt."
.91un, nabe brouht 6as nidt gu
ieiil, nobm Der 2llte 6as Mori.
nDleine Mutter bat ben Donner BON
NoBba9 3tpei Biz brei Stunben binter
6aIIe seb0rt."
sS@ gebe nit Jbnen, lagte er.
gum QlIten geipen6et. ,Denn Sic,
6err 9ruoer, fno cir Monn BON grs
fo9rung, unD ipenn sic mir fagen,
bab es Rononenbonner lit, 70 mill icb
bag glouben, pGbrenr ih bem llrteilc
lnerfabrener iiingerel Qeute iein Sc
pi9t beimefe. @ie entfhuloisen,
penn iA MID oriiber antleibe."
9aum mar er our Siir binaus, 10
ponbte fi6 Der iiingere MoIbenbaier
nit Der Wlienc 6o9iter WerOroKenbeit
AL Ieinem @oter. ,Mos liegt bir bar
an ben bequemen MenIc9sH aus feis
mem Souie auf3uIt0ren2 &pnnter lpir
Rtbt dllein nuIereS Meges oe9ens"
rSa babe na96er nod omtl' j nit
ibm 3u reben," eripiberte Der Mlie IN
begiitisen0em Sone.
nSh eebe All, Der Qruoer 1T beduent,
pie id es an einem Wanne niHt liebe.
9lber iper bate nimt feline Syebler9
Mir bdben iie aud, mein lieber Go6n,
unb es III nidt uRieres Q(mtes. einen
Frem0en SRneht All ri9ten. Wir fol-
len pisImsbr bic GsbIsr unierer ad6s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15

Qtls man bic Qtn60be errei9t batte,
begonn oie @oItSmenge ib bereits 3u
aeritreuen; nur 6ie unb oa itanoen
nod Gruppen beilammen, in oenen
bos aufregenOe @reignis nit tpic9tigen
Wlienen unb trdfti6en @orien beTproz
9en puroe. SAT- ale ipuren Der Meiz
nung, boB Die &ffdre febr ipeit entfernt
Iein miife uno in Der Sat h5rte man
MIR gun3 i6pu1 Elm bumpfcs @rollen,
bas inmer mebr 5u eriierben fdien.
8esgleicben iparen olle iiberSeugt, Dob
Der HupOleon ipabrfdeinli9 iroenopo
bon Der glorreihen preuBil@en Qtrmee
geidlagen porben fei uno Iih nun auf
benz fldglicben9iid5uge befiAbe. Q(ls
Der S9neioer BON 8eefen Ii1 erfrerbte,
bos ni6t fir acu3 ii6er gu halten, CAB
es beftiges @eTcbrei, uno beina8e pdre
er 3ur gr0bereH Gbre bes @aterlotDes
berpriigelt iporben. glur cas- GrIfeiz
nen Der geiitliden 6erren ponote oies
fes trourige G4idfol BON i'm ab, bod
ftebt au befiirften. oaB es fpGter in
Der Scbdnfe i'm ooG nod ereilte,
Die beioen qaitoren traten gu ben
2euten beron uno tuiipften Elm Sc
Iprdd) nit ibncn an, ipdbreno Der jim
gere Moloenbauer, mil beibeu 06nOen
duf ieinen Stod geitiBt, porniibergss
Heugt in oie 5erne Ic1aute nMer nabt
fi1 benn oort?" rief ct pl1Blib un0
oeutete nit Der 6onO ndb Often. Drei
gteitsr tomen in iaufenosr &orriere
ben pelligen 9iigel berobgeiprengt. Der
bic Gren3e oes 6Dri3ontes biloets.
ugBobrboftia" idgte Ger Sdul3e
bon 8eeIen nocb elmer tleinen quuie,
oes III 0er Serr Baron. Gr reitet ipies
Oer einmal pie tpll."
pufor Mertmeilter 3upfte feinsn
Qlmtsbruoer am 9(ermel. .Notiirli9
Der Rroiigt raunte ct ibm drgerlid
5u uunb natiirlib nif)t ipis Elm bers
niinftiger NlenlH auF Mes un0 Steg,
IonDern gsraoe Our4 iiber @tod unb
Stsin. Sd empfebie MID, Serr
@mtsbruosr. id babe in letter 8eit
mou6erlei Srrungen nit ibm ge9obt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15

item tragen un0 fie nit Sonftmut bef=
fern. Siebf bu," fc6lob er nit einem
bnlben 2dHeIn. noesbaIb bin icb aud
bier eingetebrt, nm ben unDerbeHerli=
9en Stubcnboder Elm Weil9en an bic
friIde 2uft 8u fiibren."
Ser Sobn nar p6brenb beHep aif=
aeitanben unb cns syenIter getreten.
Na@ elmer tIeinen YauTe trat Werfs
meiIter ins 3immer. 8ei Ieinem Qlnz
blide brad Mlolpen6ouer ieniDr in Elm
Iautes, 6er3li9es 2o9en aug, un0 aud
MoIbenbouer junior tonnte Elm 9Gs
6eln ni4t Derbergen. Denn poitor
Wertmeilter 6otte ii9 ousgeriiitet ipie
3u elmer syobrt na9 Si6irien. Die
biden 9eintlei0er iledten in boben
StulpsnitiefeIn, Elm ihiperer Suhrod
fiel bis iiber bic &nie berob, cine pel3z
berbrdmte W2iibe tru9 er auf Dem&opfe
unb mar eben bemii9t elm unenOliA
langes, pplIenes 6alstu6 in immer
neuen Wiuoungen UNI ben 6ols 3u Ies
gen.
Die Gdpdhe @ertmeiIters mar Tei=
mem 2(mtsbruoer betonnt; iogte bo9
Der @oltspiB Der @eeeu6, baB Der
Qoublinger poItor feline gDde unb 6oz
fen nibt nod benz Wlabe, fonoern nab
bem @etpi9t faufs. 9robbem tonnte
er ii6 nibt entbolten, 81 iagen: ,,Mber
Iieber gruoer, sic feben ia aus, ols
lpollten Sic in ben grimmigen Sonuor
binous.~
.Sie hoben aut reOen", entgsenete
MertmeiIter, inbem er groBe pollene
6unbT6ube iibcr feline Singer itreifte.
r@ie iinb Elm ferngeiun6er Wonn, oem
niHts feblt, ais 5uiDeiIen elm SHnups
fen. sd ober babe ollie Nugenblide
6ns 0ReiBen un0 boie SIiife in ben
@lienern."
Tem junsen Wlolbenbauer Id5iuebte
oie @emertung ouf Der 3unge: ng5ent
Sic Iib perninitigsr tleibeten, piirbe
ipobl bas ReiBen ausbleiben." 9lber
er unterbriidte lie aug Ql6tung Dor
ieinem Batter unb folgte 0en beiben
idwsigeuD bic Sreppe binob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15

unb babe feline 2uit nit i1rr9ier slis
iammen3ultoBen."
n9t6 mas, 0agebliebenl" ingte Der
alte 9oitor la1enO. nWas follen 5enn
bic 2eute benton, tpenn @ie 70 oabou=
laufenl @louben sic sino, ser 3d.
ron pirb S6nsn bier cine G3eneetflay
Gen9 9a fennen Sic i6n i9lec9I. Gr
Bdlt ouf 9lutoritdt."
sn Der Sat bGtte Mertmeiiter nu6
taum mod 3eit gefuHben, ieinen Riidz
5ilg NIT 2(nltanD an5utreten, benn bic
Reiter naren i'm glu beron. 2llie
6dupter ent6IGbten iicb. ais Der itvlse,
bo6geipaHlene damn feinen f1weiB=
beoedten 6ud6 ouf oem SiiseI gum
Steben brddte
Der 9immeI mag pifsn, ipO oos
@efedt Itottgefunoen bat, 2eilte,
fdgt' er nit iDnprer, lpeitbin ballenber
Stimme. rgGon lam nid,ts ertuns
ben, eS I1eint n0rbli6 bon 6alIc gu
fsin. Seine Soupti9ladt - oo bate
es gang on0ers geipettert ~ ober Opd
INNER elm ernIibaftes Gefe@t"
n@Ott eebe, toB es fir uniere Waf=
fen iisgrsid5 geiDelen lit fprab 9aiior
Wlolbcn6ouer nit lauter Gtimme.
rq(menl4 ricf &roligf uno ritt an
bic pfarrer tcron. Wsrimeiiiers Der
beuguno eripiOerte er MIR nit einem
tur3sn 2iiften ieines runOen Sutts,
oageaen itredte er Dem alten WlolDens
bauer bic 6onb nett entseeer. nM}ein
lis6er poitpr, id) freue mid, @ie 5u
leben. sic paren borgeitern BEL mir
Iunb 9aben mid} 0erfeblt. 6atten @ie
Elm ipe3ielles 4uliesen cOer ipollten
Sic mir nur cine @iiite maAen2
msycb molIte Inn Ben potrOnatIiden
&oniens geboriomit bitten, meinen
Sobn Pbilipp 5u meinem SubIiitutcu
mo1en 8u biirfen."
Der iunge Wlol0enbouer trat nun
|ouh nit elm paar raf9en Sbritten
udber unb na9m ben 6ut ab. uQlb. "
rief &rofgt. nba lift ia ou@ Der Serr
@o6nl Seine prebigt fat mir gut
gefolIen, Id bab's ibm ia i&ou ges
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
q. nOrtlehuna.

q. TDrtIebung.
GhncIl iDorf er fcinen Sdl1frod
bon Iin; nm in ben !cbiUor5eu Rod 8u
f6Iiipfen, Qeiber ober 9atte bic
6ousbGIterin ben Dlpd nt9t pieoer
an leinen Ort i'm S9ronte eebdnet,
nnb 70 ltonb Ct nod in Semosdrmeln
bo, oIS trdftig on bic Siir gepo4t
murbe unb bic beiben Molbsnbouers,
DDre leiu 6ersin ab3unarteH, IN BITE
Gtu6e troten.
Der Nlte Idritt poron. elm Itdmmis
ger, run6Ii9er, munterer @reis, oeHen
DCIles Idnceipeibes 0oor fOrmIi4
Ieu9tcie, unb BON oeEen 6e6nglidem
roFasm Gjeiid9ts nit ben Isbbaften
blauen gluqsr Elm bcIler GAein Don
2tbtn imb syrifde jsbem snlge9ens
irabIte, Der NIT ibm IN 8eriibrung
srat. Scr pieI iiiHgsre Mertmeiiter
fab nit fs'Nem bdgeren, itubenfarbes
nen 2tuiIiBt ibm asgeniiber geraoe5u
alt aus. 6iiItgr ihm trot Der Sobn
ina Simmer. Gr ipdr nur iDeitig 9r0s
fer oIg geiu Wnter, nber Der md9tige
acpT nit ben Idorf oefhnittenen.
rrn 6antlem, lang herobbdngenbem
@aar uMr09mten 3iigen mohte ibn 3n
sircr auf Sen srften Bid ouffollenben
un5 inl.reKierenben Griaeini;ng.
1cr ate MloIbsntouer TIledte benz
pcsIsscn umberfdbrsnbsn un6 uad
Isintm 1iDde fubenbtn 3ausDerrn bic
Garb cntoesen nnb ri in fr09lidem
EDne .Gott 3nm @ruse, 6err 9rus
b.rl Der Eouienb IhiiEen Gie Denu
INNER in SGrtm Baue Iteden2 SD
nIoube, @ie ipiNen nod aor nl9t, mos
brauBen pcrgebt."
,@uten Eog, perttrter Serr Mmtss
br,ioer," eripiberte Der Qtngerebete, ins
bem er in BEN gliidlidb eeFunbsnen RoG
bineinfubr. nSie bcben mid ibers
roTo6i. Bite, nebmen Sie plob, Sic
aud Serr RdnDiDui. Wleine Sauss
baIierin foil foaIsid staffes unb bic
pfeifen "
.gSibts oa, ni4ts bal" fdgte Der
gIlib ugDir lppIIsH uuS nibt auf6aIs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15

iagt. ST fprong bonn @ferbe unO
reidte Dem &pn0ibaten Die SanD, nab
reno er pieoer nit Der i9m eioeren
tur3en 8epe9ung ben gut liiftete.
a9reitmann, tomm 6er, fibre bas
Pfero." nonbtc er lid an feinen Reits
tned)t, Der 9inter i'm bielt. .Sie,
mein' Serreu, Degleiten mic] Elm 5tiid.
9llIo, mein 6crr &onbioat, Sie mols
len S6res @otcrs Subititut uub Rods
foIgsr peroen2" Gr faBte i'm an eli
mem &nopfe Teires 9Rodes urb fab i9m
nit ieinen bliBen6en braunen Qlugen
fMarf tns @eiibt. ggleben tonnen
Sie, 6os babe i& seb5rt. Sie preOis
gen geipoltie. &opf uno 2Inge -
allies gut. 9ei mem 9aben Gle in
Salle beIonoers &oGegieu eebDrt2"
n9lm meifen uno liebFeH bei pros
feiipr G6leierinaGsr.
so. 70, Gc9leiermaGer. 6abe aub
BON ibm geb0rt er foll Gin ausge5eibs
netes Genie iein. Reil bat mir Don
ibm eradblt. 8ennen Gie 9feiI2'
r0on Qnleben." eripiDerte Der Gdns
bi0ot, nfonit ipar iA ni9t dp i'm re-
tomnan0iert "
uG9abe, battle Sic retommanoieren
t0nueu. Gr III Der tliigfe BON Der
9on3cn @s1enIdnft in Suue. gBann
6oben sic 0oS @romen gelEuAf2"
n@or 0rei So6ren, 6err Baron"
LIMB fei!bem paren Sie SoFmeis
ter bei qrcn3lou2 QDie id3 15rts, aud
Ionge auf gleiien gslueien2 $50 waren
@ie oenn9"
ngBir finO 5ipei Sabre i'm 2luslonOs
aereiit. grGt IN Der Ghpei3, bamI IN
sytalien, ldngcre 3eit in qaris, BON
ba ua6 0oIlon6. cinige Nlonate in
GngIono un0 iiber 6amburg 3uriit-"
Der GbclmoNn blieb eritount itsz
ben unb I2lug i6n nit Der Sano auf
Bic Gbulter. n0onn finO Gie ia elm
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berumgetomnter in Der suu5en Sc
genb. gDie lange iino Sic in 4oris
getpeien2"
.2Gnger ais Gin haIbes Sobr."
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E6omoS MerriQ BON g}r 52b
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wartete 10 longc, bis Der StraBell'
bo6upaggon 5nriidfe6rte, Inn oeH
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StraBe benertten geItern 9}a6mittoa
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fir Sdwa1iimni0e ii6cr0ebeu iueroen
ioilte. 2icltenant Crate lieB iie ais.
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gScrIic6te Cont.


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