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Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-12-03
Death OF Rev. Phillippi

il b. Rev. Alexander Phlilippi,
who died at his home in WyLhe-
vile, Sunday night at / / O'clock.
On Novem Der Ilth, he left for II
visit TO h j s neflfew, Charles
Brown, u t Knoxville, I Q IL IL.
The day alter he arrived there he
was tax, n i'll aud on the 10th he
was brought back to his home.
Rev. PhiIlippi was born near
this place on July 25, 1888. He
was educated at the Roanoke and
Gettysburg, Pa colleges In 1860
he was married 70 Miss Cynthia
Brown, the daughter of Capt. JOS.
Brown, of this county. There
were no children born to this
happy and blessed home. But
this couple took great drligh and
pleasure il. giving children iii
their parishes d happy tins
His ancestors came from I4rip
zig, Germany, while his father
came from Manchester. Pa, and
settled III this county and was
one of the most useful citizens Of
the county, always taking great
interest III the county affairs.
Rev. phillippi entered the Civil
War with Go. B. of the 29tl
Virginia regiment as lieutenant.
The last two years Of the war he
was chaplain Of his regiment.
During the war he was captured
twice asd each time he escaped
and was never recaptured. After
tire war he returned to Wythe-
willie.
His first pastorate i'll the Luth-
eran church WAS at Charlotte,
N. G., where he built the first
Lutheran church over erected in
that city. H. then became the
pastor Of ST. Johns church near
WY theviIle where for III years he
labored faithfully with the peo
pie. He did such a grand work
for st. Johns church that in 1877
h became pastor Of TRINITY
church i'll Wythevilie and con
tinued in that relation Until his
death.
There is no minister in thu
state of Virginia that has done
more good in re q missionary
W or k h a IL Rev. PhIllippi.
Throughout the coal fields o Il
Southwes Virginia, Bristol Bad
ford, Pulaski and Bland County,
his influences has been felt and he
has accomplished great good i'll
this section of the state. No min
lister is AS we'll known as a great
church builder in this section
AS monuments to his DIRK, stands
t Ii churches St. Luke's, St.
Marks, the church of the advent
and St. Andrews, all in Wythe
county. The one great result of
his work was that he built all
these churcher without one cent
from the church at large to as
slst him in the expense OF build
ing them.
He was honored by the Uni
verisy of Pennsylvania with the
degree ut Doctor of Divinity. He
was elected mem Der of the Gen
eral Historical Societies If Penn
sylvania and Maryland. He has
been president of Trinity college
in Wythevllle for n years.
The first church services he
held in Wytheville was in Skaters
blacksmith shop and in the Su-
preme court rootu of the old court
house. From this beginning he
has built II greal congregation
and church as we'll as Trinity
COLLEGE. He was elected professor
of English i II the Norwegian
Theological Seminary Min
neapolis, Mimi. He has been a
member of the visiting boara OF
Roanoke College since the Civil
War.
/ He has been noted for his great
educational work. Some of the
noted mon of che day, who were
students under his instructions
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-06-17
ELKS WILL BE
HERE SUNDAY

Before another issue Of this pspeT
comes out Salmon will be visited by
the Elk visitors from Idaho Falls as
Was announced last week. The lat
est advices rom that City state that
there will he = hundred In the party
ct least ABd about twenty-five or
thirty Of that number will be ladies
They plan 10 leave Idaho Falls In
a ut twenty live autos and come In
sets Of three or SO ID machines at q tia e
aud each set to leave about fifteen
minutes aplr..
Their plans are to reach Baker
about hve-thirty In the evening and
mass there and all come into Salmon
together. IL has been suggested that
It would be 3 nice thing for those In
Salmon Sho have cars TO 90 TO Baker
and come down with th party divid
log the loads aud 10 that way getting
acquainted with some Of them even
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-06-17
Reports Sueecs,luI Se,,ion.

Mrs. p j. Dempsey returned Mon
day afternoon from attending tile
Thirteenth annual session OF the
Grand Chapter O. Il. S. OF Idaho
which was held last week at Noun.
tain Home. Mrs. Dempsey Is. Worthy
Matron of the local chapter and rep
resented it at this session.
Mrs Dempsey reports very inter-
estlng and successful meeting, all
the chapters OF the state icing rep.
resented except two, GrangevIlle and
Mullan. Mrs. Jessie G. Mathews
OF Lewiston was elected Grand Mat
ron; Jos r. Collins, of Moscow,
Grand Patron; Mrs. inertia j. Frost
of Salmon, Grand Secretary. The
next session will be held at Kellogg
Mrs. Dempsey visited a couple OF
days while going To and re urning
from this meeting wi Mrs Perry
and family at Pocatello. This fau.
llyso we'll known to Salmon people,
are improving their ranch near Poca
tello and are making a success OF the
dairy business too. Roswell has q
good position In tile X. II. Y. M. 4.
A Rachel has fitted herself ana "
making good as = teacher, and
George and his mother manage the
ranch.
The Chatauqua is in session this
week at Idaho Falls and Mrs. Demp
sey had the pleasure of hearing Rev.
Newell Dwight Hills, OF BROOKLYN,
n. Y. In his lecture, "AmeTicu OF
To-day and Tomorrow and the faul.
Gus Schumann Quintet Both OF
these numbers we're splendid and
greatly enjoyed.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-06-17
LEADORE


Mrs. Fred Chase and Miss Gladys
McRAe returned from a several days
visit ~ith Salmon friends iris week.
Flank HaCg passed through Lead
ore from Gilmore this week, on his
way TO Salmon for a VISIT with his
brother Bert and family. After
wards he will go TO his old home in
Boise for sn indefinite visit with his
aged mother.
Arthur Smith returned from Dil-
lon Tuesday, where he had taken
Messrs. GlenBOn & O'Br,en 10 look
up matters pert iininR to tie Smith
estate.
George Martin and A 2 Fleming,
the latter from Portland, made bus
iness trip TO Lemhi Friday.
Harry White came up from Salmon
Sunday to bring up a couple Of the
travelling fraternity, Dixon and o.
NJ Beet
10y II. Lee has been 6Rhting ~
what threatened 10 be severe at.
tack VI pneumonia He is able 10
be out again at this writing.
VIII Bowen is home from Salmon
high School 10 spend the summer
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
McGiSney.
The Sheepmen OF the upper valley
are boasting an unpTecedeI ted crop
OF lambs This sprlng, averaging Up
something like one hundred aud tao
percent, and in soue instances run.
ming as high rs ~
Leadore was prscticing up bit
SUNDAY, gettiaR resdyin trim to beat
the Gilmore team next week. Did
they teat e. Oncey Well, you hst-
ter beliese they beat EN-, but Lead
ore WBs as surprised az you are 10
think they did. Nicholson as catch
er, and Gus Muikey a. right field add
materially 10 the strength Of the
LeAdoTe team
Earl Williams has purchased the
Emmett stewart residence In the
Clark Addition, and Nid enlarge the
hG use suitably for his reeds making
LeadoTe his home.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-06-17
TENDOY.
E,s4s..s4*4++++++++++++++++

Mrs. Elliott, who went To OREGON
for her health is mucn bet er. She
has gained ii pounds in weight and
Is still on the gain
Harry Yost and wife OF Oregon are
locking after the Interest OF Mr..
simpson In the mite on Me Dewitt
creek.
Miss Mona Van DeTvort, OF Salmon,
visited at the Ball home this week.
Chas Shook lost 4 good horse last
week
Murd McNieoll has sold mis- old
auto and would like to sell the new
one. The newer the better to suit
MIR. McNicoll,
Joe Pattee Is laid up with Il lame
back this week. Handled too many
sacks II concentrates, ! guess.
The Copper Queen would have had
carload Of concentrates on the plat
fern but for the rain which hiss
made the road impossible for any
thing called load They have two.
thirds Of a car ready TO load now.
Ed Morris new house Is growing
apace. A few days OF good sunshine
would see IL grow much faster 1t
cant grow too fast 10 suit them a.
they are living mosly out OF doors
now, enjoying camp life.
II. Bird.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-06-17

MI. ann hrs. = ris a. sea =,
lOicIug over tie ADJ. at %, Spitn uu
baby boy this week.
Miss Carrie Dunbar cane in fr. ~
Idaho Falls Friday to spend the sun :
m with her aunt and uncle, NJ,
nd Mrs John Williams.
II is with regret we learn that
charles Mulvaney has resinged hts
pusiii n rs agent at the Lea0te de-
[, and will return to his former
upuie ia butte, accepting a position
with the Continental on Co. His
successor has not yet arrived 10 re-
iieye han.
Mrs, Nicholson and Miss Edna
Nicholson, mother and sister of Dick
Nicholson, same In from the Sound
Wednesday TO spend the summer sea
SON "A Lradore.
Tns tas-been one OF tue raTest
AM best of Springs In the annals Of
the u per valley. The heavy rains
and snow vered mountains at this
uontn OF the wear are speaking as
surHnces OF water a-plenty for crops.
Tie range Is tenificent, the stock
Ia prime conditi a.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-06-17

b ,uy ..
/ Il. GA arr nsad
Ia ente,taIn IS
hop d t a&e ,ty ity
as pleasant a. IL ihl t cir
arrival ia Saline d J,uu viii 80
served at the l .. g. r naIi b. lie
LADIES of the Catholic church aud a.
many of our citizens as can arrange
to be present are invited 10 help en-
tertain the visitors.
MOuda' morning the visitors will
be entertairtd with auto rid and a
trap shoot In the atIern on there
will be a burlesque ball gone Al
the ball park. In tie evening tie e
~ill bs IA salmon bake at tile @.
O. Il hall which will be enlivened
with speeches, toasts, and music b, a
l1-piece orchestra. This viii be- fol.
lowed by dance at the Anderson
opera house.
The homes Of our city have been
thrown open to accommodate the Vi :
itots and every one should end, or
to do their par, to make their say
among US pleasant
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-06-17

lion c. Reed % Leado.. Aas IN ar
rival Monday tom Lpadore, being
summoned to jury duty at the pres
ent session OF court.
JUICE Stevens aad wife cam In
from Pocatello Friday. Tie J .dgs
comes In to attend district court
"hie1 convened Tuesday.
Ne"ton Hibhs has purchased the
resifence property formerly owned by
10 n r. Wheeler, but now occupied
by jesse LanRsdortf and family. They
expect to occupy 1t as their home as
soon as possible.
Judge Boutwell,, of the Fourth Dis
trict, came in Sunday to Omen court.
He comes to take up matters which
Judge COWen had to leave over from
the April term as they we're cases
upon "Aich he was disqualified to
set.
James Fenning came In the last of
the week from Boise to visit his
daughters, Mrs. Tingley and Grace
fleming. Mr.. Fenuing has been at
the Soldiers Home In Boise for sew
eral years and is enjoying meeting
With old friends aud acQuaintances
in this city.
Deputy Game Warden Swift in
forms us that the department Is go.
Ing to put $4,000 land lock lmon 10
the Red Fish lakes, at the head of
Salmon river this spring. The nsh
are now at the Hayspur hatchery and
will be put into the lakes as soon 40
they reach tie length of five inches
or more. These fish are said to be
the game fish In the lakes and uO-
like most II that KIM I, they do not
leave tile lakes.
The work on the streets on City
Go d Roads Day, last Tuesday, was
not as much of n success as was
hoped that it would he. The same
INTEREST that was manifested on
County Good Roads Day was not in
evidence. But in spite OF that some
good work was done. On st. Charles
street grade was built from the city
limits to the bridge In front OF DIR.
Hubb ird's property. This has always
been bad stretch of road and II is
a great benefit TO the city to have 1t
fixed. About seven or eight teams
and twice that number of men work
at this place all day. Most OF the
other work with the exception Of
dragging the streets was put in By
different residents in cleaning up In
trent Of their own lots and while not
as much work was done as was ex-
pected, still the city is in a much
better condition than before,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-06-17
Thirkill- Erickson.

A quiet home wedding occurred
last Friday evening, June 18th, at 10
O'Clock p M, when Lester G Thir-
kill and Mrs Edith Erickson, both
Of Salmon, were united In marriage.
Rev. K. N. Quist, OF the Presbyteri-
an church officiated.
Only the immediate relatives OF
tue contracting parties were present
o witness the ceremony that made
them one for life The many friend,
Of these young people unite In wish
Ing them long and happy life.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-06-17

OOAeAVA dtrel
Q great reel.
la are waith
coming to IA
issiOn, repre-.
reclamation
lions cOmmIt
expected 70
this month.
Irginia City
onfessed to i
lg the stuI
nese merchsl
, broke a pan
OF the stors
taking SEAS
bed Of the q
| Nevada "a
|ity nearly d
Death Can
foothills d
poisonous
Bolated from
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? study is
wind did n
|Rlheur eOu
t the tow
big as sn
pes and Cli
over Their
thrown ina
| t. The Gm
b hail Tn
osed in pod
Ellen R
secra:hg
flag dH
Al schM
'es for a
Ond refeH
rotten nj
| marks %
who caHI
Of EarH
| obbins
/ last Ut
rom ca
main dna
lelrOss
alton VT
ps IN M
900 iu
loldubsa
oil 10 @
at0R
ank W. f
sab q
trIanA
Nan &
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-06-17

Pusiastic meat,,.
veterans, AsIs
~ aeno, plans :,
|a as.a q camp h IA
attended BY u n
members Of ~
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-06-17
MONEY

The mint makes 1t and under the
terms Of the Continental Mortgage
Company you can secure 1t at per
c nj for any legal purpose on ap
proved real estate. Terms easy, tell
us your wants and we will co-upe crate
with you. Petty l. Company, Den.
ver, Colo. 5l3 Denham Bid. 4gwl3.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-06-17
hesbytsri.n Chweh.

Next Sunday uorOing the theme
I + the sermon will be, "The ship
without pilot. In the evening
the topic viii be, The brotherhood
of man" ard all strangers are cordi-
ally invited to attend.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-21

CLAIR FLATS
II QQlleQ TO SELL At
: 70 furpisAsd clubhouse
VjjE CLUB
2e-yses Sround iesse
~ place at - o'clock on
Az. JUNE "
= 6Qn.. Auctrs.,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-21
c.. 3. WARD

between Van Dyke and MAXWELL
AYES. which have just been redec-
Grated and painted All ready TO
move into Better come out and So
these Easy terms. Open daily.
Call or phone North 1874 or Ridge
SAT.
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Sm Often ,pie I'M aSefteu
5abtn bic 9eatf9eH mel
tere 2riess sefaHsene
demdd1

| StW " I.
Berlin, "a. Gsbruar. Der Grob:
GeusraIita5 bat an RitipO9 Sas
Jolssnbe bsiunnt ssgsbeH:
.5n Der Rdbe DON pertbes, in Der
Champagne, bcbsR an WittipOa franz
a5iiiae 5nfautsri. : SiDifiousn msb.
r.r. 9lngriffs ssmodt. Gs fam babsi
5u hsftissn Gsfsdteu. in bensu RaHu
Iseesn Wlaan ge,dmpft purbs, IN allen
Jdlen iparsn absr bic Deutf4n fiss.
reid. DIR GeinS, Der i@pere gerluit.
srliit, Durbs IN isiue Yofitiouen gu.
riidsstrisben.
.SH ben @ogd.R mdhten bic ans
Isriffs Der Seuti6eu in Der Ri6tuHs
auf @ulssru unb TliibI6ud Sort.
lf4ritts. @dbreuS Der Gefedte Der l.b,
ten paar Gag. maatsn mir 500 gs.
lfangens.
.albssIsbsn baOOn bat ii9 auf BEN
IiDeftIi4tn Rrisssi4cuplas ni6tsDids
tises ereisnet.
.2taf BEN SflideR arisssfdouplab
Durbe Elm neu.r 9Dritob Der RuFsn
bon GroOno aus nit aei9tigtsit sus
ridsefdiusen. sab6itIia DON Gusu.
ftopO ginssn bic Rufsn an stpei SteIs
len iibsr ben go6r GIub. Bel Ssiubin
finb iie 5srsits surldsef6IdSsn NOR.
ben. Sn Der HGbs Don arusHpborg 1T
Der aampf nod i'm Glugs.
rSn Der Rdbs BON prsusnps5 ipurs
ben 1900 gauiftH ssfansen senpmmsn
uno sipei annpnsR srbsutst.
Gin Ra9taugriff Der RuF.n auf
aiernieipite trurbs nit oei9tistsit sus
riidseiGIassE.
Gin neuer GsISsusspfan
Ser 0euif6su in poIeH.
ct. psttrsburs, "a. Ge5ruar.
Offi5isrs bes ruiiiiasu GsneraIftubs
iiHb Der glnfj9i, Sub Die Deutfasn bic
abfidt babsn. i'm r5roIi4eH spcIsn Si.
ruffiiGsn Gsitunssu ON Rismen urS
am gcbr su befiirmm unb. tpsnn ibr
Infer GIiissI uuf ruifif5em Gsbist fsit
-itdbIirt iit. nit timer srOben 4rmse
no9 Siibsn DOrriiden; iia nit ben bon
ben aarpatben porriidtnbn 5fierrsis
9tfh bsutIGsn 5ruppsn gu Dsrsinis
gen unb aubsr BEN jest bejesteH Gss
bet siHsn md er5bfSn absiI DON
qolsa AZ bsIsssa.
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linsefdbr 1,O35,OOO
6riegsgefangene
gefiHSsn iidJ jest in 2sutidlanO HnS
Seiterreif.
II fgefGbr $4,000 Ranr
aIIeinin Oeuti6Inuo.

II feefdbr 775,000 Rann
aIIeinin Oeuti 6lanb.
Berlin "a. Sebruar, bia 2on'
BON. Gie SrarffIrter 8eitltrg itdbt
DIE 3abI Der sur 8eit IN 9eitti6IanS
uno Seiterreib llngarr beftnoliten
ariegsgefangeneu alif 1,035, 900 ab.
0apon iiHb: ghiiien 692, 900, Sran'
Solen $4,000, Serbcn 10000, Bel
gier 1000 lrnb 9riten $4,000. In
geiGbr 75 Bro5errt auer Rriegsgefan
geneu befinoen iidb IN 9eittitIano.
Die Reeierllng bot oeru Budget
8ou1u1ittee oes lInterbaltieg beg prei'
biifeu 9auStages nitgetbeiIt, bof
25,OoO Big 10000 Settnre SeiSe'
Lamb fir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Sie DON @riegsgefmgenen ausgefnbri
Dsroen iOaeu, bereit ieieu. Sie @e'
bditbe unb garra6en fino bereits aitI
eem 9anSe erritrct U0roeu uno e
paoen an $1,000 biz 10000 Sc
iunqene beitGftiat mer6eu.
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lbeftiser feiubli4er 4ngriffe bebduptes
Itpir Sebtpubno.
Gin auberorbentIi4 beftigsr an,
Igriff Der SeutT9en, Der an Der
SacoueSbn aolno gbauFee in Der
Ta9t bes %. Jebruur semu4t purbe,
mar bon gepanSertsn 4utomo6ilen IN.
tsrifiist iporben.
.Sn Der Gegenb bon prsdsnns5
lebten bic Deutf9en lire Offsniipe
fort. SisGnsriffe auf pr5usnps5 ipurs
ben suriitgeI9lagen. IN Der mad
Ylonst fiibreabsn gbauFse tps9feIteu
unfere 95rfsr me9rurdls bic SGnbe.
ySiiblid BON Der Mogbelp Sarm,
am lintsn Weidielufsr, bra9ten mir
Tiinen unter sinem bsutlden S9iisens
grdben gum erplobiren. Mir erbeutes
ten babel brei Maf9inengef6iiBe uno
madten cine 4n5ubl gefangens.
ysSn bsn4arpatben baben bic Seiter.
rei9er fiibli4 BON Wle5olabprcS Elm
alofier NIT 12a5Ilisen M6rfern bom>
barbirt. .5n Der 9ssenb BON Midon,
Smolnitu uH6 5isaObicu, tpie aud BEL
MDto 25iarto f9lugen mir beftige
angriffe Der Seiterrei6sr auriid.
DSefterrei6iIAe Sruppen 9a6en bic
Stelle Der 9eutf9en TiibIi9 DON 9os
lima eineenommeu. Ssftiee admpfe ses
gen groBe feinbli4e SruppsnmaFen
fnb in Der geseub pon Stanislau i'm
9ange.
.3piIden benz q. Sanuar unD
b.m 20. Je6ruar Bat ulriere 4ruee in
ben &urpatben 691 Sffisiere unb A..
$40 Munn gsflubsu senommsn unb
~ Sunonen unb 118 Wai4insnge=
ihIbe erbsutet.
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Ser britil6e @ilfstrelBer Wmf9@ug6ton
nit NQen al Soro untergegangen.
Dir pftatnn9 brttano aus $50 1nann, uon of=
ttrn uibt fit fittsi9rr gfrfttft tumrof.

Der erfoGs bieiss srOBSiigissn qfl@
neg bdnst baDon a6, Ob bic Deuti9en
i'm Stanbs fiHb, bic Reib. DON s5eftun.
gen su Hsbmen, bon bsnsn SFOpes
bic erite if, bic ansesriffsu Derbsu
mub. Die IeBtsn Ta9ri9ten bonn ruiz
fiiaeH Ssneralitub bsutsn an, baB bic
Seuti9en in bisfer gfidtuns foipsit
nod ni4t erfoIgrsia setpeien iiub.
anset6ts Der Sdpisrigfsit. CUR
iesissn 3eit in biefsr iumpfisen @ss
ssnb SOr5uSrinseu, faeinsn bic Deut,
i9su susrit aOmfbu ansrsifsn gu NO..
len. Gs f4eint aud. bab iis bic a5s
iidt baben, bic iyeitunssu rsgelre9t gu
belagsru unb teinsn 9sriu9 gu ma.
den, fie I'M Sturm 5a nebmen.
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Goubon, "a. 1ebrudr. - Db
bsutite llntrfsssglOdabe lit iebt isii
elmer WOds in aroft, nit BEN RsiuI'
tat, foiptit biss bis isbt beidmt IT.
bab sipei norpssii6s. Gin frans0ifdel
n.i fiinf britiihe TuHpfer DON I'm
tsrissboptsn anssf4cfsn cosr in bsr
Grunb gebobrt ipurbsn, NIT eem
iibsrraidenb gsringen 9erluit DON pisI
Msufhenlebsn. 3nei bisier Oampfsr,
bic sgolriog." unb bic .9iuordb4,
ipaun I'M stanbe. 5dtsn su srrsi&en.
9tuberbsm iinb sip.i omsritoniits
unb Elm uOrpssiider Sampfsr in Der
Torbise auf Wainsn aufgeIalfsn unb
iintsrsssangen. Der i4pebii4sl DAM
pier .Spseia4 unb nod bier britiiHs
Dnmpfsr finb iiberfalis. unb ulan be-
fiir4tei, baB fie nit ibrer geiaBuns
untsrassdpsen fiHb. 5H fan iebsnl Jan
iDoen bi. Derluntsnen -Tompfsr Innas
fame S&iffs. unb es f@eint. bub si
ben f4nsIIersn Oampf,rn ni9i i9nsr
fdlli. ben unisrj,ebooten 5u suigtben.
Die glOdabs fat aber Elm. Grb0bung
Der Derihsrungsraten Sur 5olse unb
cine alnsa1l S&iffs.issnt6iimu in
ntutraI.n aGnbern bdlttn ibrs Sdiffs
in nelitraI,n gstpdHsrn suriid.
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