davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1915-05-06

AS TO PURITY OF SUGAR.
O. Am. pery much interested IN your
food department IN Thursdays paper
To settle a discussion toul you k'ndiy
state tohether loaf sugar sold IN hntH IS
the purcSt sugar that can be hdd, ava
that II is purer than the candles usually
eaten by childrenf MRS. G. 81. b.
A. There is no question that loaf
sugar as usually sold is Of extremely
high purity. There is no reason FOR
supposing that 1t Is the purest sugar
that can he obtained for the granulated
type Of the same high purity Is easily
procurable. 1t is true, however, tnht IL
Is much purer than any or the cheap
low grade candies usually eaten b| chii-
dren. A high grade candy made ny a.
reputable manufacturer may he exactly
as pure as the loaf sugar.
AVOID THIS FORMULA.
O. Is it harmful to use as rreserrd-
tive half teaspoon saHcyho acid TO one
quart Of green string beans, combined
With sugar and salt to tdstef
Is the enclosed quantity OF canning
compound, to t,co quarts OF sioeet corn
cut off the cob, harmtn'
MRS. A. w. d.
A. SaIicylic acid has n use in the
treatment Of perspiring feet ana rheu-
matism but has no rightful place IN any
food product. ,,. -
boracic acid and benzoate OF sodium
and should not be used under any cir
cumstanccs in foods. Borax Is IoT
hidden preservative, although there Is
no law to prevent a housewife from
The Washington times., 1915-05-06
Benzine-Laden Air
Takes Fire; Four Burned

NEW YORK, May 6.-Four men were
badly burned in a dry-cleaning room
when the benzine-laden air was ignited
by an electric spark in a lamp socket.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-03-15
SAMUEL BOWLES.

When the editor and publisher Of
the Springfield Republican died the
other day there passed out Of exist
ence a great newspaper character,
great in the sense that he published
a great newspaper, one that Is quoted
perhaps more widely than any other.
Samuel Bowles. like his eminent
father, understood his business; he
had ideas of his own as to what a
newspaper should be and worked
along that line. He had a penchant
for thoroughness; this feeling was
ever present in The Republican and
when an article appeared on the edi-
torfal page Of that paper 1t was COM
plete in every detail, those who read
1t understood the subject treated and
that was the intention of the writer.
That IS why so many sought out its
pages why the paper was SO widely
read and SO extensively quoted. The
man who was back Of all this was in
reality newspaperman first, last and
all the time. He WAS interested in
his home town; he said q great deal
In ITS favor, In fact he said all that
could be said and it was always
towards the right end-the better
ment Of the city. He was an authority
on that subject, the Sunday edition Of
the Republican covered that field
very completely and there is scarcely
any doubt but public officials were in
spired to do greater things by the
timely and encouraging articles on it's
pages.
Mr.. Bowfes was not an old man
either, as ages are now reckoned; only
So, and nowadays men are doing
their best work at that time Of life.
1t was not because of any 1nfirmities
that he died. There was no illness to
speak of, the end being sudden and he
died in the midst Of his greatest period
Of usefulness and those who knew him
personally and the thousands who
only read his paper, mourn for him as
an acquaintance, as friend. The
Republican is built on solid foun-
dation and the sudden demise of it's
publisher will hardly make any differ
ence with the paper, except that It
will miss for long time the hand
that guided it so carefully and was so
solicitous for the success of every
70 10 ~
a great loss.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-03-15

decorum far less rigid. DIR. Robert
Russell Of Yarrow Kirk has drawn
an amazing and amusing picture of
the country congregation, human and
canine, as it used to be.
There were no doors on the pcws,"
he explains. and nothing btu q mar
row deal as a footboard, and no sep
aration below between them, and it
can easily be imagined that when the
shepherds from Ettrck and Yarrow
came to church, each shepherd ac-
companied by his dog and suugly
wrapped in his plaid--no matter what
the weather or the season--what rows
there were.
ION the slightest growl, the dogs
al pricked up their cars If a couple
fell out and showed fight. it WAS the
signal for a general melee. The rest
that were proving about, or half
asleep at their masters feet, rushed
from their lairs, found "A way through
below tho pews, and among the feet
of the occupants, and raised q dust
That fairly envcloped them. Then
the strife WaXed fierce and furious:
the noise became dcafeninE, the voice
Of the minister was literally drowned,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-03-15
THAW ACQUITTED.

Harry Thaw has been acquitted Of
the charge Of conspiring to break out
Of the Matteawan insane asylum and
so have his associates. It was prob
ably an unexpected verdict because
there is no doubt but that he escaped.
that he had outside aid and that It
had to be arranged for. The jury,
however. said he was not guilty of
conspiracy and that settles that mat
ter. What will be done with him now,
Will he be sent back to Matteawan.
or to New Hampshire, or will he be
given his liberty?
Thaw has not been the kind of a
man on which to expend, any sym
patty; he has been an idler, profit
gate and eneded his career while at
liberty by taking a human life. He
was acquitted Of the charge of murder
on the ground Of insanity and sent to-
Matteawan, from which he escaped
If Thaw has regained hts sanity he
certainly ought not to be kept in a
lHdAiiouoS. IL VouAu SCCII1 d<3 IL IIIS1 .
can be no disagreement on that point
There is some evidence that Thaw is
not of unsound mind now and the
reason for 1t is his actions on the wit
ness stand in the conspiracy case. His
answers on embarrassing questions
were cleverly given. For instance,
when he was asked if he was insane
when he killed Stanford White he re-
piled that a jury and the district at
torney said he was. 1t may be that
his counsel anticipated this question
and suggested the answer, but no such
information was brought out on the
witness stand and taking his testi-
mony as it was given and his general
manner 1t can hardly be truthfully
said that there was anything about it
that suggested insanity. He ought to
have fair chance now on that issue
as a matter of fairness under the law.
The question of sanity ought to be
| tested SO that it cannot be said that
! the law denied a man a chance that
| every person ought to have. Thaw
! has spent a lot of money in keeping
out of the electric chair and the state
| Of New York has expended a large
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-03-15
Teachers Pets.
Bish *. Ibble.)
NV kid came home from school one


NV kid came home from school one
day
And. Gosh, but he was sore!
He did not put his books away
Rut chucked 'em on the floor;
I took the youngster by the haho'
And also by surprise,
And said, my boy, just understand
That I'll stand for no lies
$50 answer me,-what have you done?
1.-THE truth you know is best,
Just spin your little yarn, my son,
"And get it off your chest;
.'Haye you been in another hight?
What makes you look so pale?
.Come sonny sling the story right,
Were waiting for the tale
He looked at me in mild surprise,
And hung his little head,
Then bored me through with honest
eyes,
But not a word he said.
At last, with mind confused with
fears,
His lips began to pout,
Amid a flood of scaldins tears,
/ The story all came out.
| For some infraction of rule,
(Some trif1ng thing he did,
| The teacher kept him after school,
And bawled him out,-poor kid.
II wouldn't mind so much,' said he,
| eff she would only get
'The kid that went an squealed on
| But he's her little pet"
| 81 am no worse than others, Dad,
And not as bad as some,
"But teacher never blames that lad,
| mo matter what he's done.
| eff he don't have his lessons right
| She'll beam on him with pride,
| AN say, Now Fred, I think you
| might
| "Do better if you tried"
"T1is folks are rich an up-to date,
| Gle always wears good clothes;
t'She never scolds when he is late
"Shc dasSent. / suppose.
"She favors MIN in every way
ut makes us hot YOU bet
" But what's tAs & SNhe kids all
say,
"'You know he's teA,her's pot,n
! And when he'd told me all he. could
My thoughts in fancy flowed
| Back to a country school that stood ..
Beside dusty road;
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-03-15

and he WAS fain to pause, whether in
preaching or in prayer.
Two or three shepherds had ia
leave their places aud use their pih-
Dies numerically before the rout VAS
quclled and the service resumed. 9" :
When the beligorcm animals re.
Trained from intcrrupung the SCR
vice, they frequently went to tho
other extreme and participated in 81
Joining in the singing OF the psalms
with long-draWn huwls The bon,
dlcuon, as matter of course. was
always pronounced with the people
seated Ito cheat the dowgs". then.
at the first movement after il. "a pcrt
feet storm or barking broke out ~
the dogs poured out OF the building
ahead OF tho people.
il was often inconvonient for tho
shepherds To leave their collics be-
hind and II was long before the dogs
were excluded by order one min
lister gave great offense through plac-
ing such emphasis on the ScripturaT
words without arc dogs as point
eddy TO suggest the inference that he
considered their presence within the
church distinctly undesirable.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-03-15
D. MCMILLAN
199-oO1-2O3 Main Street.

And all the schoolmates that knew
In sunshine or in rain,
Passed through my mind In quick re-
view,
And. marshaled on my BRAIN
And in my reverie, 1t seems,
Some "sissies" l recall;
The halos round their little beans
Cast brightness over all.
young man, I sympathize with you,'
Said | with kindly air,
"Your dad was up against it, too
you'll find 'em everywhere
And what became of teachers pets,
In after years did they
Pursue the path of no regrets
The straight and narrow way?
know that one went up the line"
(Of course not up for life).
oh no. he got six months and fine
For beating up his wife.
Another boy named Algeron
Had nice big yellow curls,-
The bashful little lad would run
Before he'd talk to girls
uc flow the coop some time ago
The cops amt got him yet;
A neighbor's wife, I'd have you know
skinned with this teachers pet.
old Ish X. Bibble, so they say
No teachers pet was he
He "oueered" his chances right awav
BY writing poetry
IJo wrote himself all out of ink.
We placed him on the shelf,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-03-15

mt atiye against accident and vet
zen his machine fell it proved to he
one thing that prevented him
escaping death. Had he been
Ene might have been saved, but
he went under the water there
MO hope for him. He may have
Bn rendered unconscious when he
Eruck the water and it is kindness
b hope that he was. It is unpleasant
10 think that he went to the bottom
of the bay in full possession of his
faculties and was drowned while
struggling to free himself from the
machine to which he was strapped.
He deserved a better death than that
and that seems to be the opinion of
the entire country, many of the people
In which saw him perform before and
realized the dangers he was up
against when he left the ground for
what proved to be his last flight.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-03-15
COllicS at Kirk.
youths Companion.)

NlUUIT > NVffFT'ef1FTOIf'T
Only very lately, a recent writer
declares. has it ceased to be GUS
tomarv in Scotland for a Scottish
shenherd to be accompanied into
church by his collies. Even now, the
attendance of a discreet dog or so
is not infrequent, and passes without
criticism: but the privileged animal Is
naust he of quiet and irrcproa cha BILE
behavior Conditions that were com
mon a century ago would today en-
oi+o tho horror of Worshipers no mora
truly pious than their srandfathers,
and in most requirements of religious
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-03-15
by KILLED.

d and written
aviation; many
bn killed and the
esterday by the
chey, one Of the
all. He fell a
and was finally
bottom Of San
led to his ma
kilful as any one
keair and yet he
ty m UGH the same
the others.
! gerous business;
wrong sometimes
id a man Is 5000
his life depend 8
lch Of a chance to
I'd out Beachey
hlce and so will it
|ga ged In the same
! good aviator; as
n, ana better than
re fellow, too. and
ach a man should
hance for his life.
q
his machine as a
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-03-15
MCMILLAN'S
Special Sale
Fancy Waiists
and Blouses
at $l.O0 ca.
Values up to $500.

ON SALE WEDNESDAY, MORN
ING AT $40 \. NJ.
In thi ssale you will find dainty
Waists and Blouses of Chiffon LaccS,
Nets and MeSsa lines. Remember the
time of the sale, Wednesday morning,
at $3.50 Il. III.
See waists displayed in our show
window until time of the sale.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-03-15
Sweeper Vacs and Suction
Cleaners

Make House Cleaning So Easy.
Don't wear yourself out cleaning
the old way. Let us demonstrate to
you the modern way of house cleaning
by using the Sweeper Vac or Suction
Cleaner in your home. We will be
pleased to demonstrate at your home
if you cannot call at the store, so
that every woman will know the mer-
it's of our cleaners.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-03-15

sum in proving him insane and in
trying to prove that he should be kept
III an asylum.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-03-15
And now he's gone to Ii, poor
gink,-
He told me SO himself.

All me, I ask. is this the way
To let our Riddles know
That children of our L. >. "A.
Have each an equal show?
Do teachers think the kids are blind?
I'd like to make a bet
In every room they're sure to find
Some kid that's teachers pet.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-03-15

New Hampshire is firr against alb
clifton of capital punishment, in the
ratio of fifteen to eight in the senate.
The moral effect Connecticut is
likely to be dscouraging to the hu-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Haven Register.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-03-15

low.

hey had
Sc. Only
fall. It
wv Britain
were after
they would
Injured. It is
Had K,rakus
been able to
Z have been
he policeman
aim OF his
tie he would
No one can
beforehand,
a whole lot
B thing is all
can says that
lained in New
~ might have
adds that ut
that they
SO freely, and
md continued
without con-
crime and
king about it
q where they
bn." It does
~ But what
Ii
me to New
persons; no
D murder was
old when the
There had
eeased persons
with anyone
lie thing upon
base a theory
It takes time
Ease. but now
one Of the
led everything
] be. All are
J an easy case
I'd not killed
Ire they would
kcted with the
That is pure
ow more about
lid before and
who had the
N It out. Had
ere they would
nd upon tho
ing those who
n would hava
hey committed
The Herald
would have
1ey never went
might have
get them but
o police knew
I'm and who
hey would turn
did that they
!. The police
Ontend with in
they do not or
8 covertes they
8 reached that
l any infor1na-
y detective can
! skill and sa-
) they develop
Of the mistakes
ers after the
These fire.
ng the most
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-03-15
CHIEF'ONIFIsS.


Choice from a price range of
St.60 to $95.
Oak Chiffoniers, drawers.
worth 1918. Sale price S4.G9.
Oak Chiffoniers, drawers.
worth s9.45. Sale price 5000.
Oak Chiffoniers, drawers.
with mirror, worth s12.75.
Sale 5000.
BED SPRINGS.
Choice from a price range OF
S2.49 to $25.
steel frame National link
springs. worth $3.50. Sale
price S2.,9.
Steel frame National link
springs. worth $500. Sale
price $2.99.
Steel frame National link
springs, worth $6.75. Sale
price $500.
STEEL COUCH BEDS
Choice from a price range of
$3.50 to s19.95.
Steel Couch Beds with Mat
tress and bolster, worth $500.
Sale $3.50.
steel Couch Beds with Mat
tress and bolster, worth SETS.
Sale 5000.
Steel Couch Beds with Mat
tress and bolster, worth s14.95.
Sale $11.99.
FOLDING COT EEDS
Choice from Il price range of
$1.19 to $685..
Folding Cots, woven wire
spring, worth 40. Sale price
$1.19.
Folding Cots, woven wire
spring, worth s1.95. Sale price
$3.50.
Folding Cots, National link
spring. worth $3.50. Sale
price $3.50.
FEATHER PILLOWS
Choice from u price range of
soc to $500.
Feather Pillows, sanitary
mixture, worth $1.39. Sale
price 99c.
Feather Pillows, sanitary
mixture, worth $1.75. Sale
price S1.39.
Feather Pillows, live geese,
worth $2.25. Sale price $1.S9.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-03-15

A clubwoman out West expresses a
belief that the girls of today have less
regard for the conventions than did
the girls of years ago. But the girls
arc not alone in this particular; the
same thing may be said of their
rlothers and grandmothers as we'll as
of their brothers and fathers.-Prov-
idence Journal.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-03-15

After all the fuss that has been
made about "purc food" if it is pos
siLle in an American city to sell
bread containing tWenty-four per
cent. Of plaster paris without going
to Jail for it, the makers and the adj
ministrators Of law have been sadly
fooling the people.--Norwich Record.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-03-15
FURNITURE SPECIALS

RATTAN ROCKING CHAIRS.
Rattan rockers. full roll back
worth s3.95. Sale price $500.
Rattan rockers, full roll backs
worth $5.45, Sale price $3.50.
Rattan rockers, fun roll
backs, worth $5.95, Sale price
Si99.
PORCH ROCKERS.
Natural finish reed -scats,
worth $1.95. Sale price Si.19.
Natural finish, reed seats,
worth $2.45, Sale price S1.99.
Natural. finish, reed scat,
worth $3.50. Sale price S2.t9.
PNRIOK SUITES.
Choice from a price range Of
S.4.09 to S125.
Farlor suites, ) pieces, worth
$3.50, Sale price S2t.99.
Parior suites, . piece, worth
$4A75. Sale price Si3.60.
Parlor suites. 5 pieces, worth
$59.75, Sale price $it.Sg.
THE FAMOUS a. b. MEM
IDEA GAS RANGE.
Best and most sanitary gas
range. requires no backing or
polishing. a complete line to
suit most all requirements.
Prices S12.95 to $4,000.
NEW 1913 MODELS IN BABY
CARRIAGES AND GO-CARTS
At Special Reduced Prices.
$5.75 CollapSiblc go carts, at
Sl.66.
$685. Coliapsible go carts, at
S7.I5.
$1S.95 All reed baby car
riagcs, at Si3.95.
$21.0O All reed baby car
riagcS, at Sf1.f5.
$3.50 Sidewalk sulllics. at
S199.
KITCHEN COAL RANGES.
Size SX20 oven, complete with
top shelf and no nickel mount
ings, the famous Hub" range,
reg. price $40. Sale price
S36.g5.
Also Il size SN1S kitchen
range with top shelf and nick
Ell trimmings. worth $50, on
sale at S2i.95.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-03-15

These double rugs are being eX-
tensively used in any room of the
home. An ideal summer rug; we have
them in all sizes, shown in the newest
patterns.
1Sx36-inch sizes up to the large
room sizes, st II TT, priced from
csc to $3.50 each.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-03-15
Reeves Suction Cleaner
Price $500
Sweeper Vac and Cleaner
Price $3.50 49,.
Frantz Premier Electric
Cleaner, Price $780,.
Utility Boxes and Cedar
Chests

All sizes in shirt waist boxes, priced
S1.9S, $2.9S $3.50 to $3.50 each.
Genuine Mountain Cedar Chests for
packing away your furs, etc, priced
$j.98, $6.9S, $3.50 to $3.50 each.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11
Srauerei= 2lrbeiter
Sic 6ereiten iidI anfoen ueueH PrObi.
bitipnsfnmpf Dor.

Die liberalen glemente OrsantIiren
i6re &rdfte, I'M ben unermibli9en
St6renfrieoen Des @eI9dfts unD Der
2sbeHsfreube bieIsn !5erbit tpieber in
eefalOfenen Reiben eutgegentreten 5u
tDnnen. 9eitern finb bic Sngsnieure,
Osler, Sei3er un6 Mai9iniIten, pel6e
in ben bieIisen grauereien beIdGftigt
limb, i'm Suuptquartier Der YeriOnal
2tbertp 2eague 5ufammsnsetrsten uno
baben cine psrmanente Organization
poq3Ogen. sic iinb benz Se;fpieI Der
OfficeanssitslItsn gefoIst, Die ibre DR.
saniiation e6enfalls perfett eematt
babsn. Die 0ereinigung bss Waihia
nenperIpnals bat bic fpIsenben Beam
ten seDdbIt: 9rdIibent: SOIeph grus
ner; @i5eprGiibent: 5reo. fFlnnn; Se=
tretGr; Sobn 2bons; S6usmeiIter:
@us. Winbguisn. Sn ben bteiigen
8rausreien peroeu birett 16,400 aelts
te beitdftiet, bic in ben meiitsn GGls
len TamilienpGter iinb. Wiit ull ben
Reben6ranhen tommt bic 3u6l ouf
24,000. .DieIen 2suten bic 9sIegens
6sit aum grpberperb gu erhalten, 1T
bic 9l6iitt unierer unb dbnliter Srs
aunii1tionsn", benertte prGitosnt
gruner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11
Semer.

- Ssnfolge DON Selbitent5iinonn9
aeriet6 eeItern 9lbeno elmer Der Del.
bebaIter Der 6. 8. uuo 9. @ubu an
Der SefIten ulo 9apuliller StroBe
in 9rano, bod purbe Dem Seuer Gin
BaIt geboten, nuhbem elm S6aoen
RON 500 ongeriftet Doroen mar.
- CD. 26oeq, $40 groipect glace,
erIitt einen S6aben BON $50, aIs ee.
tern g9odInittog in ieiner Garage etll
iseuer arSbrah, oas iebo6 nu6 fur
ser 3eit gcloift perben fonrte.
- Sunfen ans elmer 2ofomotioe
iesten geItern cinen Soufeu giien-
6ubni1peIlen, ipcIhe BON Der 6. s.
uu6 .. 8nbn an Der 2ebmau &ooO
tporoeu uaren, in 8rano.
Der anacridtete Shaben belduit i'd
ouf etrpa 500.
Sm Snuie 6es SSoiepb StrulI'
fdn1p, 1913 SIiff slueuue, entItano
aeitern infolge oea grplooirens elncr
Seanmpe EN- 6euer, oas einen SdJa.
BEN BON 5000 auridtete, ebe es Sc
l0ift nerben tonrte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11
2ofal Beri6t.
Ser neme @err.
IoIi5eileutnaut 9simmD iibernimmt
bic 2eituns bes @ebeimoienit
Tepartements.

Ger bisberiee Ioli5eileittnant g8m.
6. 9dmmo, Der bel Der 9riiflng i'm
ben S5nipeftorspoiten am 8eiten abge.
idnitten batte unb oarnui bin 5ilm
s5nipeftcr Der @ebeimpoli5ei ernannt
wuroe, bat geitern Die 9eitilng oieies
Gepartements iibernommeu gr err
bGIt elm SSabresgebalt bon $2500.
Ger bisberiee SSnGober oeS Boitens,
9ope, oerbIeibt ais 2eutnant i'm De.
teftipoierit ino ais iolfer erbdlt er
Elm Sya6resfulGr BON $4,000. aH
SteQe BON g1in1mo luuroe Sergeallt
Strata gum 9eiitnnnt beforoert inlo
8oIi8iIt Selgbeoer miro Sergeanx
SSSobn @riffitb, Der bisberiee Glerf
i'm 7eteftib 9eportement, lit bent
9oliseifsf gopelan als Srbonau5 beis
gegeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11
4ie ,3acia.
Ger 9een gorfer geiiser beg SblHes
protsitirt sssen feline Wsgs
nabrne.

8artg, 10. @dr5. a. ~. grei-
tuna, Der giaenthiimer 0es 0antpiers
Gocia, ben Die 6rnn5oien befnllntlid
aefapert baben, bat gegen bic 8e9'
nabmc BEL ben fran5oiiif)en Waarine'
beboroen proteitirt uno Paul @oOnre.
ben 9srdiiocnten Der fran3oiiiAen @e'
ieai6it iiir Seegeiese, NIT Der @abr'
ne6n1ung ieiner Sntereiien 6etrdut
3ie 0acia, friiber ein SddfT Der
Samburg glmerifa Sinie, mar nadj
9lusbru6 bes arieges our6 &altf IN
zen geiis oes Serrn greitiing itber'
gegangen. 0as S6ifi bate gouln'
luoQe fiir gremen oil goro, puroe
BON einem fran8oiiiden areii3er nad
Brett geifleppt uno einem Priienga'
riht iIbcrdebm.