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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-05-06

Southeast Quarter Of Section One, Town
ship One Hundred F'ifty-two, Range
Eighty-five, Ward County, North Dako-
ia.
There will be due on such mortgage at
date Of sale the sum Of Thirteen Hun
dred Twelve and $4,000 Dollars.
Western Investment Company,
a corporation, Assignee OF
.. MortEa9ee.
George A. MCGEE, .....
Attorney for Assignee Of
Mortgagee, Minot, N. D. S-S-eS
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-18

matter the lumber maker usu-
ally testilies that he is handi-
capped by the tariff or because
he has TO treat his workmen as
human beings or something of
that sort. He overlOoks the
lone real bet which is the ex-
|cessive price he pays for stand
ing timber.
If northwest mills cannot
compete with Canadian lum-
Der there is one reason and one
reason only for that situation.
1t lies in the fact Canadian
mills may secure cheaper tim
Der for manufacturing pur-
poses.
Instead of bowling against
compensation laws and other
humane measures American
lumber makers should be striv-
ing to get timber prices down
where they belong. Timber
monopolists should not be al
lowed to hold valuable forests
in cold storage year after year
so as to maintain prices. Bene-
ficial use should be requisite to
retaining title to timber Just as
the principle of beneficial use
is applied to water rights. The
riches of the world are intend
ed for use, not for reservation
in behalf of a handful of MILL
onaire spectators. If the lum-
ber manufacturers had suffici-
ent vision to see the real prob
lem before them they would
stop complaining of insurance
and labor requirements and
the tariff and would take after
larger game.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-18
THE SHORT SIGHTED
LUMBERMAN.

NN>N HILE the federal trades
U commission has been in
the west numerous wit
nesses have been before that
body testifying as to why the
lumber business is troubled,
Regarding what is the matter
with the business they give all
manner of reasons but never
mention the most important
phase of the subject.
High priced timber is un-
questionably the most serious
obstacle the lumber manufac-
turer has to face. In the last
decade the price of timber
land has been greatly advanced
through speculation and mon
opolization.
Therefore the lumber man.
ufacturer now is confronted on
one hand by the spectacle of
high priced raw material and
on the other side by limited
prices for lumber because of
various conditions. He is in a
position to be squeezed when
any squeezing is underway.
But when asked what is the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-18
THE WAR ORDERS

~ HERE is a general misun-
W derstanding as to the val
ue of the ammunition
shipments from this country to
the allies. That the real value
of such shipments is small COM
pared with shipments in other
lines is pointed out by the fol-
lowing editorial from the New
York World:
Wall streets shrieking spe-
culation in the so-called war
stocks gives as false an impress
sion of Americas industry and
export trade as the Teutonic
yarns that so and Sc per cent
of their losses are inflicted by
American ammunition.
Against an increase of $24,-
100000 in exports of explosives
for the IL months ending with
May over the same time last
year there stands the greater
increase of S29,500,000 in au-
tomobiles alone. Refined sugar
exports increased S19,000,000;
flour exports increased by
S38,00O,OO0; the outgo of
crude and prepared foodstuffs
increased by $488, 10000.
Wall street CANDLES uproari-
ously, as if the whole country
had given itself over to the
manufacture and export of am
munition. Austro-Germany
accepts this view at full value
and sees only American bullets
and shells moving down their
Teutonic troops and standing
in the way of swift victory over
all the rest of Europe. But the
facts are that while the war
had increased our export trade
in explosives up to June by
S24,00O,000, it had increased
our export trade in food ar
ticles and autos by no less than
S575, 100000.
American export trade from
the war in munitions is but an
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-18
THEY'RE ALL ALIKE.

Elsie had been to the city on her
first shopping expedition and at the
last store had sorrowfully emptled
the contents Of her small purse.
Coming home on the train her faith
er slTly slipped a bright penny into
the empty purse with an eye to max
ing his daughters heart rejoice.
Then behind the shelter OF his paper
he watched the little girl until she
CHANGED to open the purse
Deeply perplexed, the generous
parent drew a sobbing little daughter
into the shelter of his arms until at
length she howled heart brokenly:
Fly, oh, fy, didn't / spend trip
plncCtt's
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-18

tors if there was anything l could
take to help me and they said there
was nothing that they knew Of lam
thankful for such a good medicine and
will always give it the highest praise. "
Mrs. C. H. GRIFFITH, 1868 Constant
St, Cleveland, Ohio.
Hanover, Pa.-"I suffered from fe-
mSle trouble and the pains were so bad
at times that could not sit down. The
doctor advised a severe operation but
my husband got me Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and l experienced
great relief in a short time. Now l feel
ike q new person and can do a hard
days work and not mind it. What joy
and happiness it is to be well once more.
! am always ready and willing to speak
a good word for the Compound. Mrs.
ADA WILT, 303 WalnutSt, Hanover, Pa.
II there are any complications you
do not understand write to Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Co. (eOnfldentiaD
Lynn,Mass. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by woman and
held in strict confidence.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-18
THIS MAY ENTERTAIN
PUITUsK.

A description Of Pultusk, Just
north of Warsaw, where the Rus
slams developed a mighty opposition
to Won Hindenburg's advance, and
which has fallen with the Polish
capital, is given by the National Geo
gra phic Society:
1t was at Pultusk, on the north
bank Of the river Narew, that Charles
XII Of Sweden won his celebrated
victory over the Saxon armies, the
flower Of which he besieged in the
great castle, whose remains are still
the first feature Of the fortress town.
This victory was won In 1903 to fur
ther Charles ideas as to how the re-
public Of Poland ought to be gov
erned Pultsk was again the field
cf a great battle action when, in
1906, the irresistible, triumph drunk
en- legions of Napoleon swept all be-
fore them out Of the strongholds
here. This battle was fought over
the icy fields Of December, when mo-
rass and swamp became solid foun-
dntions Of frozen dark earth.
Pultusk Is one OF the important
fortified towns which, spread out
fan wise, guard Warsaw from the
NORTH and west. 1t lies S3 miles
north Of the metropolis, with the Ma
rev river at its back and the Bug
IS miles to the south. While strong
ly defended, It did not compare in
the power Of its works with Noyo
Georgievsk or Ivangorod. It was,
however, one OF the important gates
on that line toward the capital which
took It's way from east Prussia over
Mlawa. ostrolenka and Przasmysz.
The town, with a present popula-
tion Of about 10000, has shared in
the Polish Industrial squirt. II was
almost entirely destroyed by great
fire in 1875 and the rebuilding has
made It a place greatly in advance of
the usual Polish towns. A textile In
dustry has taken root. Woolen and
linen goods are manufactured, AMI,
stimulated from Chemnitz. the great
German center for manufacture Of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-18

insignificant fraction of the al
lied supply and will continue
so to the end. 1t is a still more
insignificant fraction of our to-
tai export trade as affected by
the war. The Wall street
gamble and the German outcry
are close to an equality in dis
torting the truth of this situ-
alton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-18
BURTON
= ENATOR BURTON told
. the people through The
- Io,7,.,,o1 IoeA ,,;rb+ +bo4

= ENATOR BURTON told
D the people through The
Journal last night that
canalization of rivers should
be forgotten. Modern thought
and modern engineering holds
that canalizatiOn of the rivers
is the true plan of waterway
improvement, and a most eff
fective policy for agricultural,
commercial and industrial ad-
vancement.-Portland Journal.
Very true. The mere fact
Senator Burton was for many
years on the rivers and harbors
committee does not mean he is
either an authority on the sub
ject Of waterway improvement
or a friend of such work. He
was probably kept on the COM
mittee by forces that wished
to hamper, not aid, waterway
development. Asking Burton
what to do with rivers is almost
equivalent to asking the rail-
roads the best way to force
them to reduce rates.
@-SSU~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-18

EAST ST LOUIS, IT., Aug. Is
Representatives of the Italian govern
ment will begin the purchase of 10000
more horses for war purposes. These
are to be selected within 80 days
Thus far more than 10000 horses
have been sold to the belligerent ma
tions through dealers here. A dealer
today said the Allies had spent S27,-
100000 for horses in East St. Louis,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-18

classes Of real property for 1915 at
S3O0,642, ,O66-
The total reported value Of last
year was $685., ,O15 and the equal
lied value placed at 1922, 2,484,416.
An increase is shown in this years
values over last years of $3,937,04i.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-18
WHAT HIS MOTHER WOULD SAY

The governor CLOSING the door,
Now, my boy, l am told by friends
who know, that the other night you
were seen in Ciro's restaurant, giving
a supper to some musical comedy
girls. Is this true?
The Son-Yes, sir.
The Governor-Well, what do you
suppose your mother would say, sir,
If she knew this
The Son-She would probably ask
me, sir, not to let you know who
they were.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-18
HOW WOMEN
AVOID
OPERATIONS
By Taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.
Cleveland. Ohio =" "My left side
panied me so for several years that |

expected to have to
undergo an opera
tion, but the first
bottle | took Of
Lydia E. Pinkham =
Vegetable Com
pound relieved me Of
the pains in my side
and l continued its
use until / became
regular and free
from pains l had
asked several doc
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-18
HIS EXCUSE

Why don't you ever wear those
pretty new shirts I bought you"
asked Mrs. Newlywed
IT'S like this, Lovey," her husband
replied. IF / wear them I'll have to
send them to the laundry afterward,
and thyre such beautiful shirts that
can't bear to have them ruined"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-18
Idnho VnInea ON Incrense.

BOISE, Idaho, Aug. 1s.--Revised
figures on the abstracts Of the 81
counties in the state as compiled by
the state auditor and placed before
the state board Of equalization show
the total assessed valuation on all
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-18

One advantage in marrying for
money. instead Of love, is that you
usually get It, even II you have to
take IT in the homeopathic form Of
alimony.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-18

stockings, hosiery fabrication has
been developed. Large copper works
and potteries are also among Pull
tusks leading businesses.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-18

Some men who are bound to go to
the devil take too much time about
It.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-18

Roseburg, were married on. the high
seas off Newport Thursday afternoon,
according to word reaching Roseburg
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sic Ooa sn guata Oeieqe aali5iide 6emne grtmp8L

.F6 iibIbar 80 ma6en begonu.
S6Iitblin mar bic babe 9eIaBuig
ritnituniGbig. qbtnos Dor Dem leg
ten Qusfall purbtn iebem Mann
3iuti aonierbsn aus ben 8%orraisres
ftH gtgeben. gu Diel fiji ote 6aIbs
perhungsrtsu, bic is gierig biHuus
nrIdIanqen. GiH3eIne fdrben irgar.
DieIe eytranften. Rad Dem 4usfalI
eriolgie Spsi gd6te htnour6 Elm rui
flher Gturmangriff unb cine idrpere
8tidieBuug. I'M Die 5situng geuolt.
fam gu nebmen. Die Rufen muir
otn iebo9 BON Der entfrdfteteu 9es
iabung nit benz qufgs6pt Der leBs
ten beroil9en Gnergie OOlig 3urddges
I6Iugeu. Die 6eitung ipuroe nod
INNER feline ieidte gtute. Qm Mous
taq d ubr frii6 paren bic Sturmane
ariffe pieoer in poltm Sang. ia
I6ieben aus einem Sort Sldmmens
fGulsn empor, Sriimmer fliegen ums
ber. Die au7en ituBten, ibr Qns
grifF Itodte. aus sinsm Sort mad
Dem onberen Iooert cine Stihflamme
out Ieere mago3ius unO 9arudsu
BREMEN. Die Ginnobner aui BEN
3utarsnbiigel iiiolid Der Stoot
ttOba6ten geIpannt oas ibnen borher
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Ha WiiH sls fsm HflHt His 4
VII Hm tialam m aet a'
m aal Haa 81.
NH nsH sH
ESQ Hsf4
Nl8 Ht st Nail
aalf ft W te
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FL aH Maa4ttH
f NHf nt.
Hft8f
as2f aH Hh NsIH tflH.
m HH
ii 1W
m Hafa N45
tsHf Nf8
m HH H8H tfafa f 81
bel fat m
GH 4 t8 ftE
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m ti8 n f
8 Hm
aafaa
m atIa aHH VIZ
eA hifna8lH eaH tt t
t8 aala td
ti1 aH iam tfhfaai@M
flfH miN. Hdgtit AZ aaH8aalh aN
aab af0i lf UHlhlana WaNfn.
Att Hgtuh immft i8 taalah
yeti m uNi 30 mittnaiani
tii lHH md Nm Hllilm6miM ls1t
HRitt uaa 6fiai H8H tW tafh
s8atinhsIult Wiaa ldai mi aHi
cen settn. tinu ln1 fn8liis6f Ma
ltt 8alfst tH sgiti h.tf n8m na
mtlastn 4i9'am tomamntflHtf
gptllm Aau RgBM Hnlnubta.
Nlt tlu. 8Gtma
Every day Dis exhibition
tiaa another Choice addition,
And the latest Of these themes
ia q view 81 ruined Rheims
&tint Nitoff Wu&ntluna
Seat ailidglih atutaainua,
Wat ben ltgim inter itHfn
@ithl mon Rtims In 8ranbuinm)
Wiiitola ldatlun lsom pit ta5
gampbisi nitolr. Der oeuifdt.
lruumtpsttr4 Ut fir bic unttiit.
Juatuo atidritbm puroen; Biz bris
iiihs qaro0it Seiat osutIiA, mas
man BEN erndditun 9tuttn bieltn
BARI. Dos btbrObts GnaIauo rua6i
it'd CUR spolitii6en &inosrfubsa
aus.
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Die farbigeH hoIoniaItrappsH.

Die @rfabrunger. Die @nalanS
rno 6rantreid nit ben far6igen So.
lon%idltruppeH uuf benz suropdiIden
&riegsidaupldB gemadt boben, iinl
nidt geraOe bic beIten. 9a3u tommt,
bab ii9 bieIe 8ortdmpfer fran3oIi.
i4sr uno sngIiI9er 8eIittung nun
iebr i9iper an oas neIteurop1ride
alima gu getp0bnen berm0qen, una
DAB Die eigenarIige 9erpflegung be.
ler 8anoesgenolen auF groBe S6nie-
rigietten It0Bt. Die ionIiigen 6olger,
Observation-Disclosures ufp., getal-
ten bic 8ertpen0ung bsrdrtiger 5ilfs-
truppen in europa gu einem T4pes
ren 8erbre6en, Oeien @irtung be-
ionoer5 5runtrei6, auf oeFen Boz
ben bieie Wleni4en tdmpfen, uno lei.
ne 8epoIterung nod LANCE ipiren
per6en.
ueber bic Snber i'm 6eIbe beri6-
tet &. $. 5ren3eI IN Der .Rolonie
unb 9eimat" mad sigenen grlebnif
fen auf Dem tpeItlifsn &rtegsi9au.
plab. 0aB tie fait ourhtpeg 9rpBe
6d6igteiten i'm Qnf4Iei9en, GrieAen
unb unbemertten 8orgebet i'm Sc
Idn6e enttpideln. Qm &anaI 6atten
bic gngIdnoer Stelungct porbereis
tet, unb zines f9onen Morgens tpas
rem bic 8elgter beri9punoen, bic
Snoer itanOen Dor uns uno entipideIs
ten cine lebbafte Sdtigteit i'm G9its
3sngraben. @egen 4benb, aIs bas
Seuer eingeIteat purbe, tebrte elmer
unIrer feitIifeu @attpciten nldt
3urid. Rad elmer 8isrtslitunbe tpurs
be cine patrou!ae abgeIonbt. 6is
fanb ben &amerdben nit 3tpet sros
Zen Gti9nunoen i'm unterIeib unO
9als tot am 8obcn. 9ir gaben az
men S9uB al. un0 beim 9in3utreteu
fanben mir einen bur9 ben &cpf
gei9ofenen Snoer, 0as Meffer mob
5ipti9en ben 3dbnen boItenb. nniere
llsberral6ung mar nidt gering. gu
ioI9sn @4leiGangriffeH geben Die
SnDer bdufig nur nit benz MeRer
bepoffnet an ben @egner beran.
aber mas mir inter Establishment
elmer mooernen Sruppe berlteben,
itroffe 9is8ipIin i'm 6euer, ielbitdns
bige, bur9ba4te 3attif, Dor alien
aber iene b6bersn, iosalen Motipe,
bic uniers geIomte Oeuti4e armee gu
einem feIteu 9an5en beri4meI3en unh
i6r bic unpiberitebli4e araft gum
Siege gebeu, OaS u1es feblt Dieisn
fqrbigen Sruppen gdn5lid.
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Elm NnbeimIiher Drosenltoff.

8etonntli6 perbietet bag neut
9rpgen : @eIeb Der Der. Stodten
ben Sanoel in nortotii9en Gtoffen,
pel9e aus Opium, 9otd > 8Idttcru
oDer BON i6nen a6gcleiteteu Subitan.
gen bergeIteat Iinb. Gsit bieiss Sc.
FEB in Strait getreten lit, baben aber
Sa9peritdnOtge beg 8unOesamtea
fir G9emte nod an0ere odmonti9c
Stoffe entoedt. pel4e p6ne ale ses
fetItde Giniardntung in bas aano
gebraat uno beuuBt tperben t0nneu,
Gtner biefer 1T in GoAtrsifen
IGngIt inter Dem Hamen .ganobis
inOtca" (o0er inbiider 9nuD be.
tannt. 81 bilbet aud ben perbGpg.
mis- p%oliten geTtonOteii Oes bo6be-
riiGtigten Safdii4, peIder Bel Sen
DIT : SnOien, fopie au9 bel Ggpps
tern l6on 70 srDBes llnbeil namsnts
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aailsr bic RoL: bes pulitif9.b1ss
iutIlIgen unb bar9 duBerlt I9limme
@%rfaDrungeu i4IieBIiq sepiBigten
sStruippeIpeter" 3ugeDi4tet MIRO.
Jn 5eBn nWgdi4tsn" muB Der Sais
Ter auftreten. guf Der Sttelfsits err
l9eint er nit unnatirIid geihpoqes
mem aopf unb geiprei3ten, pulperges
I4pGr5teH 9dnben:
Look at Militant There he
stands,
With the blood upon his hands
His moustaches daunt the sky.
Pointing to his great Ally.
What of Heaven William thinks,
Is no riddle of the Sphinx,
But a matter much more dim
Is, what Heaven thinks of him.
(Siebt ben DiIbelm, Der bier ftebt,
Seins bIut'sen 6dnoe fsAtl
Spit isin Sanurr6art aufipdrts
orobt
@sgsn feiuen ngroBen @ott" .
Q8as bonn 9immel 8iIbelm meint,
Bobl fem srobes RatieI I4eint.
9O9 elm Ding lift b0s uno i9limm:
Nos Der 6immeI Oentt bon ibm.)
Die appetite Gei6idte bunbeTt bonn
= tuItibterten 8il9eIm", Der Die peis
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Ttite, @urit. e4otoIaos. Sir gu.
te 3igarren rei9te ibr Geld nlAt
mebr aus, unb 10 gei6ob Is, 0nb
ole aO4in beimIi9 einen tiefen @rlEf
in Die 3igarrentiite ibres Seyrn unb
8e6ieters madte. Der mar elm
paHionierter aau9er uno ~Ieiitete f9
Gin coles &raut.
Nobl fii6lte Gina bic ma6nenbe
Stimme ibres @eipiFens, aber mar
Die Siinoe benn ipirtIi1 70 grob2
SIR Serr mar reid, mas bebeutste
fir Den Der 0erIuit BON Elm paar 81
gorren. llno er fab bebugIi9 oas
beim binterm narmen Sfen, in llss
berfluB uno alien Standardization
Oer MobIbabenbeit, ipGbrenb &arl
iid in aGIte unb 8intergraus init
Den 6einOeH berumi4lug. Nein, es
battle nirtIi9 ni4ts 3u iagea. tueuu
Der aentier benz ipadersn 8aters
lanosbertsiniger BON isintm uebsrs
fIuB Elm pentg nbgeben mubtt.
2lbsr bd mar 9inas 3ienIigenoFin.
oas GtubeumdbGen Clio; bic bottle
our4 eiien gliidIi9eu 3ufoIl Don
Der Gade nit Den 3igorren ettpus
gemsrtt unO ben @orfaa brubnarm
ibtem Serrn eradblt. @enn Gle
GGa, ote mibgtnTtige aIte Sungier.
ror aui bic biibI6s Gina gar nidt
gut gu ipreden unO bate iie Inn H.
rem idmidsn SdaB INNER beneitet.
9err Miiaer Iisb feline a0din rus
FEN un0 mab tie in @egenpart Der
3eugiu NIT ftreugsm Gifteraugs.
Gina, 1T es tpabr, mas Oie Gaa mir
srSdblt hat24
Die iunqs Stnoerin mari sinsn
Bid Der 8sra9tung ouf ibre 5eins
Din. Damn ientte he ldutobeipubt ben
aopf: ga. 6err Mlner. es III
ipnbr. Mcin geIb reihte nidt mebr
oosu. unO i4 oadts, msiu Rntl hdt'
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ltHfh ttiteslu Nti1Hauasfu nut.
mhasR @6h8 al8 l00 BIZ NiuH.
atItfft tsilfn uH8 bt fstttH Hna
18mtH d6i Mn NtIff 1taiUHI
aust1blm. BE hh mt8tna bti
NU%ltfbtliuaa m5fHltiH nab NaaFl
atHHaotn t1iign bsIaaH ealf8 Ntla
Htt MO t5H bta tfiHaal t8 m1Ha
Yea, um Sic utitlH Nulblt peHI
bhliAtn ub mtlfllhm Atinaitda'
Ipiab tln1uithtn. wabebl It mnblt,
bab tiflt mar aus m1llidm uuo
Ifdul6hlhgu Qutnm iammlm.
Mnn battle itm sial5s Qast Berbtt
ltint Rummtr ba Continental 1tmts,
ees IN Berlin To easlti6u Spade
uihgiRmbtu nn6 bic bttiteH 1nitrs
.tim bgrieibigmotn W~odMblatts8.
nod Wontreur natQd6idi. anb IN
0ltitr NumWu NOR Elm iau1fr Arti.
Tel .au Crsp oi Gant" (ttut Crais
Der 6tu4eld) a%6gtorudt, Der NIT
Ruhtn. 6ran3olen uuo Gneldnbtrn,
HameHtli4 NIT ben Itbtsru. lhdrf tns
@ui6t ging mo bic admpfer fix
Reht uno 5reibeit an BEN b~eroienten
QroLqer iielte IA nieman0 suaes
gen nar, tonHie Der oeuiids Sat
zen pl0Bli6 in ibm dui5udenben @es
banten aud ungebinoert ausIabrsn:
CT legte bic Qummer Oes euqliI6en
8ereliner 9laites unter bic an0ern
tngliiten 3eitungsn, begab Ti6 bdnu
ebenfdls our RuGe unO ihIief nit
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aadegefiibIs Elm. gtls er am dnbern
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cling bas CORPUS DeIicti" bereits BON
eiHer 9ano in Die dnoere, er iel6it
ltano ndtirlid nuBerbalb ieben Der
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rOgrapbiI9 gemii4tsn @eIeaIdaft TO-
Iort boriiber einig, baB Ii6 in i6rer
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befinoen miife, Der oieTe 8anntpdre
tingeiamuggelt bate, Die @erbd6tss
griInoe ton3entrierten ii9 bauptid6=
ltt duf einen Qmerifdner, beTen Qbz
leugnun5 dber nur uaglGubiae 0bren
fano. Der aDIner Sungt befddfti9te
ti9 tpdbreno bieier Safelmuiit nit
ieinem 5ribtiid; natiirli6 ber6ar1
er bic observation-disclosures mir
lung, pel4e Die llmgsbuug auf i'm
aasiben muBte, ober nit tem @efNbt
fbter S4aoenfreuSe sing n bon ban
r.sn.
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bsrsr bsutiher Mdaner uno Sirgs
hinge I'm 6clbe, unb 70 man6es Nlol
tribieu bitters Srdnen 2inus fri.
Der INNER 10 bele 2lussn, tpeun Iis
sn bic Gefobren oaate. bic ben Sc
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tttsu.
uno bunn fam Der Moment, no
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geIeIen, Elm ipie t0Itli6es 2abial in
ben 8dbrniBeu, auHrsngungen unO
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ten Der 9abat mare. limb i6r aarI,
has pubte iie BON friiber Der, raudte
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gar 3u germ cine CUTE 3igarrs. co
battle fs i6ou mtbrers 6stopoTibri,s
fe nit ben bsssbrteu Glimmilengtlu
an aorI a6geIdidt mo isinen limit,
gen 9anl oafiir srboltsn.
Qber nun mar bes @elisbten @ss
burtstog geiommen. WluBte Tie ibn
Oo nidt sinen Defenders guttn Satai
ipenOen9 Gina bate fir ibren Srrs
3cusl6ub idon alsrIsi niibItts Gas
den singstauft, marine alsioungss
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gou Suao yIaro.

Gina, Die ordae a66in, fpar Elm
ebrIides 4Rdodsn, bas F6 ME an
eissnlum Icinsr Ssrri6ait ptrgriff.
Die aidsnise bate ionIt ia auh
ntdt 70 bisIe Sabre i'm 9ieuit ibres
5srrn, bes Rsntisrs Miiaer, bIei6en
tOnnen. Sbren 5er5ensiaoB eineu
itrammsn @renaoier. bate fe itrts
ans eigensH MiiteIn Derpfle9t uuO be-
t0fiigt.
Nnn ftano aarl nit Miaioneu ans