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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-08

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lambs oienen betanntIi6 ais @runr
fir bic Spmpatbis, bic uniers Sntel.
lsttusllsn jenem 2anbe 5upenoen. Sic
pertreten pie 4nii9t, bab Gnas
lamb fir bic Der. Staaten tGmpft. Sn
anberen neutralen 2dnDern ~ eine
gleide @eiinnung pabrnebmbar. Die
8ertiinber oieisr 2e6ren iino Sumeift
profeForen, Die iid BON is1sr our4
fdledtes 4ugenmab ausse5eifaet bas
ben. Sic erSGbIen fortipGbreno. oub
in gnsIGnO Suerit Die biirgsrlidle Jreis
belt i6re Setmitdtts sefunbsn babe.
Tas tdnn 5uaeitanbsn ipsroen, Tag aber
ipenieer an bem freibeitli6sn Siane
bes engliInen 9ol,es, Denr bas Stres
ben mad 5rci6eit tpobnt alien @6!tern
inne. IonDeru an Der Wtogli9teit, mel
DIE bic pbpiiiten 8erbdltniiis boten,
bieiem Jreibeitsorange 3u aeniistn.
Der Ssean Bot ibm einen SfnisDal.
gessn auspartiee 6eiroe, mas ben Der
ssrsibeit ungiinftigen Druid. ME i'm
ariege bspirten, niht auftOmmsn lieb.
TieIs iniulare Gage bradte es aud nit
iid, bab bort bic rationale Gntpidlung
friibsr abIdlob, als in jsoem anc.r.n
2anbe. @bsr oas sebOrt dles Ger 8ers
ganssnbsit an. Soneit es Die qs9sns
pGrtissn 9erbdltniiTs betrifft, erfreut
Deutf9lano ii6 Osrielben Jreibeit.H,
ipie gnslanb. 5batid4lid beitanb
bort bas allssmsine Sttmmre4t biele
Sabre friibsr, ais in England. Das Ut
70 offenbar, baB bic 9erbimmIuns
Gnglanbs als 2anb Der Sreibsii auf
drssren @riinbsn berubt. Das Cob
fpirb bon Denen ssfunsen, ipeltbe bas
Deutfhe Spifem 5ur G0rberuHe Der
Der unbemitteltsn 4laHen|
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-08

mibbilissn, neil es bic Greibeit, pas
Bolt ausaurauben. ni4t auftommen
ldBt. Was bieien geiuunberern als
Sbeal porfhipebt, 1T bas ipirtbi4afts
li6e Raubrittertbum, oas nod gum
srpben Sbeile in biefem aanbe beItebt
nnb su Der 8ebauptuns peranlebt, baB
Gnglanb fir bic 5reibeiten Der Der.
Staaten fGmpft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-08

Cine beut d : 3 terreidi
f9e 4rrnee bon 100000 Wtann III
Tnebr oIs seniisenb, Inn Serbien iiber
ben 5aufen au tperfen. Mit 9ulsarien
iperben bann 100000 Mann sssen
bic auiirten 5ieben, bic bO4tens 4O0,z
600 Wann fart, ben 8ormarid mad,
aOnitantinopel aufbaltsn polIsu.
@s braudt pobl ni4t erit eefast 5u
fperoen. bab iie iebr balb iid auf ibre
S4iffe suriitsieben iperben, I'm niht
fammt unb fonbers in Gefans.nf6aft
gu seratbsn, benn iie tpiirben niht Bios
bic 5esresma4t DON 100000 Wann
bor iih baben, fonbern bdben audi gu
gepdrtisen, oab bic 9iirten, bic min
beiisns cine MiGIipn fart BEL aonitans
tinopeI fteben, iie ebenfalls ans
sreifen. Wi. bic GnslGnber, tpenn
bieie iibermd4tigen SeeresmaTen
ben Wes mad @sppten antretsn, iie
oufbultsu fpo1en, mub ibnsn &i!hener
iasen. Dieter bat bic Wabl. bisfen
Wlari9 unsebinoert Dor ilh sehen 5ll
loisn pbsr feline Sruppen BIB d,lf ben
Iebten Mann aug Slanosrn 5uriid5us
Sieben, mas Elm. iofortige Gro5eruns
5rantreias 5ur Splse baben pirbe.
3ie Aaiirten bsfinben iid in elmer
Safe. aus Der es tein @ntrinnen qibt.
Sc idnsGer iie I'm Grisoen bitten. bito
beisr ptrb es fir lie iein, benn tuenn
lie nod siuisermabsn auf ben Seincn
fteben, tGuneu lie beiere gsbiranngen
srlansen, ais ipenn fie bilflos am 30
ben lissen. Der ariss, ben lie jest
fiibren, beitebt aus ni4ts anoerem, als
ousIidtsloien Na4gsfs4ten, 9a6benI
Der 3ermalmenbs Sdlag,o Der in Der
@robsrung 8uriduus beitano. 1e'als
len 1T.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Robt. M. Sweitzer-E. j. KaindI-
Thos. Keane meeting at Towel
school, Hirsch and Spaulding, to-
night.
John H. Hill meeting at Hotel La
Sale and Good Templars' hall, 230
W. 6Sd, tonight.
San. Lewis, Dep. Frank Buchanan
and Dan1 L. Cruice speak at Gray
school auditorium, SD and Grace, to-
night.
Seymour Stedman speaks at Pro-
testant Women's league, La Sale
hotel, Bohemian club, Pilsen audito-
rum, 18th and Blue Island, 18th
Ward club, Medazis hall, 2242 W. 23d
'pI., and West Side auditorium, Ra-
zine and Taylor, tonight.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-31
HoYNE'S NEW TAX LAW MAY
PASS STATE LEGISLATURE

PASS STATE LEGISLATURE
Men and women who fought for
tax reforms in Illinois for years are
raIlying to the support of bill pre-
pared by States Atty HOyne which
will soon be introduced in the legis-
lature. The bill will prohibit the
board of review from making any tax
reduction unless the application for
reduction is made under oath. The
applicants will be compelled to show
proof why their taxes should be re-
duced. Any member of the board Of
review who should aid or conniVe in
the violation of this bill would be Ii
able to fine of not more than $4,000
and could be imprisoned in county
Jail for twelve months.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-31
THE TRIBUNE POLL

THE TRIBUNE POLL
The Trib's poll this morning gave
Thompson 1884, SWeitzer 5,096,
Stedman 262, Hill (PrOhib.) 68, scat
tering 40.
By occupations Tuesdays poll Of
women was as follows:
Public school teachers: Thompson
81, Sweitzer SO, Stedman 4, Prohib.
1, Prog. 1.
Milliners and trimmers-SweitZer
55, Thompson 43, Stedman 2.
Paper box acknowledgement So,
Sweitzer 80, Stedman 2.
Mattresses and housemaids7-
Thompson So, Sweitzer As, Prohib, 2.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-31

BY Rev. William Chalmers Covert,
pastor First Presbyterian church..
81 am heartily in accord with the
plan. I may not like Rev. Billy Sun
days methods, but the end counts for
more than the means"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-31
WHAT is A CHICKEN?

Flushing, L. IA squad is not a
chicken because pigeons are not
fowls" according to Magistrate
Conway's ruling discharging pigeon
fanciers for keeping fowls % feet
from a house.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-31
UNDER SUBMISSION

"a couple" said Mrs. Simpkins,
"got married a few days after a court
ship which had lasted fifty years"
81 suppose" replied Mr.. Simpkins,
"the poor old man had become too
feeble to hold out any longer.
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-31

BY Rev. James 6. Walker, president
of committee that started CAM
paign to get Rev. Sunday here.
ct is a splendid thing The Day
Book is doing. 1 want to say, too,
that 1 have heard very favorable COM
ment on the sermons and on the &C
ton of The Day Book in making its
pages a pulpit for the Rev. Mr.. Sun
day. 1t is going to help our commit
tee wonderfully in our work to get
the evangelist to come to Chicago.
These printed sermons will arouse
Chicago and make the people want to
hear the word from Mr.. Sunday him
calf
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-31
MORE BACKING FOR SUNDAY
SERMONS BY PASTORS

BY Rev. S. J. SkeVington, pastor
BeIden Az. Baptist church.
ct is as the word of a modern
John the Baptist speaking through
the press to aid in bringing the king
dom of God nearer realization. I
believe in Billy Sunday"
By Rev. James E. Walker, president
The Glasgow courier., 1915-09-03

Allin G. Arnot of Malta, was in the
city over Sunday visiting relatives.
David E. Mclaughlin of Froid was
in the city Monday on legal business.
Domar Snyder has accepted posi-
ton as night clerk at the Coleman
Hotel.
Mrs. E. N. Hill left Tuesday night
for the east to visit relatives and
friends.
J. D.. Watson of Malta was in the
city the fore part Of the week on
business. ...:..... MI
C. E. Broadbrooks Of Saco, was a
business visitor in the city the fore
the week. ~
Attorney R. E. O'Keefe of Chinook
was business visitor in the city
Thursday.
Theo. F. King Jr., of Saco, was in
the city on business the fore part Of
the wees.
Mrs. H. D. Palmer and children left
Monday for Valley City, N. D., to Wis
it relatives.
H. o. Lien of Brockton was in the
city transacting business the fore part
of the week. ',-'
DR.. and Mrs. Smith and the Misses
Smith returned Friday night from
Glacier Park.
Pat Sisk was in from Wendell the
fore part of the week to get supplies
for his ranch.
R. Jockey Jr., of Helena, was g
business visitor in the city the fore
part of the week.
Andrew Frater of Bog Coulee made
a trip to Havre the fore part of tht
week on business.
Sheriff C. w. Powell left Thursday
night for Deer Lodge with two prison
ers for the penitentiary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor O.
Wendell, have an addition to thei
family which arrived Monday.
AL Mcintyre returned Thursday af
ternoon from Baylor where he hat
been for several days looking afte
The Glasgow courier., 1915-09-03
NeuS in
and dAbOut
TOu,n
Local BTeDitieS

his business. His arm is getting bet
ter fast and the swelling has practic-
ally left it.
Rev. James Molyneux returned the
fore part of the week from Great
Falls where he had been visiting.
Mike Allen left Monday for Baylor
to handle the business for AL McIn-
tyre while he was laid up with his sore
arm.
Cash Moore came down from Malta
Sunday in his "Tin Lizzie" and spent
the day here with his parents and
friends.
DR.. Hoyt made flying trip to Hell
ena Friday night, to attend Mason
ic meeting. He rode as far as Havre
on No. 27.
j. F. Linderman and T. H. Derrig
came down from Glentana yesterday
and took a load of binder twine back
with them.
H. S. Green of Big Sandy arrived
in the city yesterday with four race
horses which he will enter in the races
at the fair.
Lou Bretzke, Bill Halbig, Andy Tor
gerson and Ben Cottrell left Friday
for the Twin Cities and Chicago on a
i cattle train .
Editor Jack Weist of the Wolf
Point Herald was in the city today
for short visit. We acknowledge q
pleasant call.
Cecil Harrison left last week for &
visit in the western cities of the state
and from there will go east to spene
several months.
A. j. Bishell of the Orpheum wen
to Malta Tuesday and was one of :
party of Malta hunters at White
water Wednesday.
! Editor T. j. Hooking returned Mon
day morning from Billings where h
attended the meeting Of the Montan
State Press Association.
George Bolster and Miss Anna Er
ickson of Plentywood were quictl
married at Culbertson last week. The!
have many friends in both Sherida
The Glasgow courier., 1915-09-03

of friends and well-wishers, armed
with noise makers of every descrip-
ton. The Judge and his wife were
placed in buggy trailing behind Sam
Grossman's Eight Cadillac and were
driven about the city. They will
make Glasgow their home. s.:
A monster petition is being circu-
lated in the north country and over
the line in Canada asking for the ac-
quittal of George Ball for the killing
of William Long, says the Saco In
dependent. Already some fifteen hum
dred names have been affixed to the
petition. An inspector Of the R. N.
w. Mounted Police stated that in all
probability Ball would be released.
0. E. Mason, one of the local real
estate men joined forces with w. B..
Halgig this week and they will work
together under the firm name Of the
w. B. Halbig Land Co. They are
handling all kinds of decided land, re-
linquishments, and locating both on
and off the Fort Peck Reservation.
Mr.. Mason is an experienced real es-
tate man and booster for this part
of the state.
County Commissioner Peter A.
West, accompanied by Pat Mickles,
road supervisor, made a trip across
the reservation on Tuesday, following
the route of the new county road, re-
Gently laid out, says the Nashua In
dependent. They made the trip to as
certain just what amount Of work il
J will i've necessary to put upon thi:
= road in order to make it suitable fol
3 fall hauling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Chouinard drove
in from their ranch Sunday and .:pen'
the day in the city. They will give
big dance at their pla:.e near Baylor
tonight, the occasion being the open
ing of their new barn. The barn i!
: one of the largest and bes. in tht
e north country and it's completion will
' be celebrated in fitting manner. Sew
: eral auto loads of local people will
e make the trip to attend The dance.
The State Nursery Co., of Helena
$ will send down big floral exhibit 70
! the Valley County Fair. The exhibi
:, will be in charge of Mr.. Ring of Hell
ena, member of the firm. It will in
: clude a very fine assortment of plant
q and flowers, including a Bull Moos
g fern and an orchid. The Bull Moos
d fern is one that they have propagate
The Glasgow courier., 1915-09-03
MATINEE SUNDAY AT p. M.

Mrs. Minnie Neuser, charged with
the killing of Thomas Heron near
Medicine Lake short time ago was
brought to Glasgow Monday and is
being confined in the Jail here await
ing trial. The reason for bringing
the woman here is that there is no
woman's ward in the Sheridan Coun-
ty Jail.
Carl Alderman, T. A. Hauge, r.
M. Young and Mr.. Hughes, all Of
Glasgow were here on tour of in
spection of the North Country, says
the Glentana Reporter. The gentle
men were unanimous in the declara-
tion that they had never seen better
crops than those Of the Glentana COM
munity.
Mrs. B. M. Phillips Of Malta, met
with slight mishap Tuesday when
the car in which she was riding had
collision with heavily loaded
freight wagon on the road to Phillips,
says the Malta Enterprise. None of
the occupants Of the car were serious
ly hurt, but the auto was badly
smashed up.
Walter Bourne returned Monday
from the west and is again at his old
position in the round house. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bourne spent some time visit
ing in California and made a trip te
Hawaii. Mrs. Bourne remained ir
Honolulu. Mr.. Bourne had many in
, teresting experiences and enjoyed thu
, trip immensely.
The Havre and Fort Benton team
played double header at Benton Sun
; day and each team won game. Havr
won the first game II to 4, Ingersol
; and Cadreau doing the twirling. Il
} the second game Comartin and Need
ham were pounded for thirteen run
by Fort Benton, the score being 13 t.
) in favor of the Bentonites.
A local union of the American So
ciety of Equity was organized on tn
North Bench last week, by Count
. President w. M. Byrlingame and AS
3, sistant Organizer Royce Biddle. Tn
local will be known as the Mort
Bench local. The following officer
were elected: President, Henry o.
terberg; Vice President, E. F. Belize
Secretary-T Treasurer, E. J. Jacobs.
Judge and Mrs. Frank N. Utter RI
e turned to Glasgow Saturday evenin
on No. 3, and on their arrival in III
city were greeted by large crow
The Glasgow courier., 1915-09-03

themselves, and the orchid is very
rare flower and the most expensive
in the world. The State Nursery Co.,
are noted for their beautiful exhibits
and the one they are sending to the
Fair is exceptionally good.
Beginning with last Sunday, the
Orpheum theatre will have matinee
every Sunday afternoon commencing
at P. M. The Sunday programs at
this popular theatre are of very
high order and many who would not
be able to attend in the evening can
see the pictures in the afternoon. The
picture next Sunday will be the "Com-
manding Officer" play that stirred
two continents.
Little Robert Reid, the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Reid Of Brocktorl,
was killed last Saturday when wag-
on loaded with grain passed over him.
The little fellow was playing under
one of the bundle wagons while the
mon were stacking the grain in the
field and when the team was started
by one of the men who had no know.
ledge that the child was near, the
wheel passed over the little one, kill
ing him instantly.
The Great Northern has been order
ed by the Railroad Commission to
install an exclusive passenger train
service, daily except Sunday between
Bainville and Scobey, and vice versa.
This train is to leave Bainville for
Scobey and intermediate points inn
mediately after the arrival at Balm
7 Vile of Train No. 229, which is now
scheduled to arrive at Bainville at
1870 a. M, and similar service is to
be installed leaving Scobey to arrive
at Bainville at 5:28 p. m.
! Notice is given by Secretary F. B.
Snelson of the state fair tina. entries
J for the auto wheat prizes must be
. made on or before September 18th.
This does not mean that the wheat
will have to be sent to Helena by that
date, but merely the formal entry
blank, properly filled out. The wheat
must be carefully packed and to be
!. in clear competition thereon must be
. five sheaves and one bushel of the
grain. The prize contending wheat
should be sent so as to reach Helena
not later thansSeptember 18th.
5 &
The Glasgow courier., 1915-09-03

and valley countleS VINO eAIeAu oo0'
wishes.
F. E. Hoskin of Culbertson was IN
the city Wednesday on business.
E. T. Phelps of Baylor was in the
city transacting business yesterday.
L. w. Frazee of Glentana was
business visitor in the city the fore
part of the week.
M. ]. Dunn of Culbertson was in
the city Monday in the interests OF
the Montana and Dakota Elevator Go.
C. w. Powell and family returned
Friday night from Glacier Park where
they had been for weeks outing.
They made the trip in "Puck's" Hup-
mobile.
B. A. Mcfarland and party return
ed Sunday from an automobile trip
through the western part Of the state.
They toured Glacier Park and visited
many of the bigger cities.
S. C. Moore, Secretary of the Glas-
Cow Commercial Club was in the Gal
pin Community last week gathering
sheaf grains and corn for decorating
purposes for the Valley County Fair.
Editor j. L. Burns of the Outlook
Promoter, in Sheridan County, stop
ped over in the city Monday, stop
turning from the Press Meeting at
Billings. The Courier acknowledges
fraternal call.
George Sagen arrived in the city
last week and has been visiting friends
here. He took advantage of the
opening Of the hunting season and
declared war on the ducks and chick
ems with telling effect:
The Courier received big shipment
of Sanford's Inks, paste, glue, stamr
pad ink, numbering machine ink, glass
ink and sealing wax this week. It
you are in need of any of these things
remember the number.
Among the hunters who opened the
season at Bowdoin Wednesday wers
R. J. Moore, George Alsop, c. R. St
Clair, C. C. Johnson, DR.. A. N. Smith
Dune Hall, T. ]. Hooking, H. M. Nc
Intyre and S. C. Moore.
L. E. Rudd, of Helena, manager ol
the Western Union Telegraph Co.
was in the city Saturday on tou1
of inspection. He found the local of
flee in fine condition under the abl'
management of Mr.. Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Hickey left yes
terday for Williston where Mr.. Hicke.
win relieve the former management
but only temporarily. From Willis
ton they expect to go east, and ex
pect to locate in Kansas City.
+. A.. A. Kitchever returned Saturda
i from Kalispell where he has been TO
the past few months operating stu
dio. He states that business condi
tions, are fair in Kalispell and sine
: starting in business there has enjoye
a nice trade.
Monday evening, Labor Day,
dance will be given by Co. G, in tn
Bibson Opera House. A big crowd
expected as many visitors attendin
q the Valley County Fair will be pre-
sent. Good music an da good time
assured everyone who attends.
4 Editor and Mrs. Frank Tooke {
3 Hinsdale, were in the city Monda
being compelled to lay over day
H the city because Of missing the skido
1 They arrived on No. but were III
able to make connections as skid'
+ had pulled out before their arrival.
At $3.50 this. afternoon, a sp
cial train carrying sixty-ixa Hlino
Bankers will arrive in the city Al
L will make an hours stop here. II
Commercial Club will take. them I
f.A-ride .ovsr ,faS north bench and
various points Of interest near t
city.
Bernard Hesy left Wednesday mis-
4 for Spokane, where he is attendi
Conzaga University. During his '
cation, he and, Ward Maris, compiled
The Glasgow courier., 1915-09-03

Wanted to Buy-A second hand bug
gy.-Mrs. B. Butler. 18tf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-12

Tfaf6inengsf4iiss unb fs9s iIei'
mere Geihiibe erbeutet.
gu6 In ben mittlereH uHo iLbFtsn
wUaefsn tdbtn mir stutge sleius tEr'
folge srrungen.
~2n Der ofiprsuBii9sn 0rsuSs fch'
ben am Ulittpo9 Gefedte irntt, bic ~
febr befrisniseuber Dsiie fiir una
DerIisfeH. pbglei6 Der iiefe Sdues Or
9eiDeaungen unlerer Sruppsn psrhiu'
bert. Gin 5eftimmtss gisfultat bdtsn
oisfe GefeiA. nod nidt a.s.itist.
Y4m recS,n Dei4ieIufer iiub uns
iere 9ruppsH Bis in bic Gsg,Hb Horb'
tpeitli6 DON Sisrpsc porssriidt. 9is
RuffsH ipurbs aus bisier Stabt psra
tri.b.n. mir ma6ien bort 100 Ge'
fanaens.
.4m linten llfsr Der Wsi9isl bai
fid ni9ts gefonberes ersignet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-12

Der Geino bat pGbrenb bss Sa9es
Hieuport unb bas l1fer Der OIer in
9eftiger Weiie bombarbirt pine aber
groDBen S9aben anSuri9ten. uniere
2lrtillerie BAT in pirtidmer WeiIs bas
Jeuer ertpioert.
nSn ben 4rgonnen, in Der Gsgeno
BON 8agdteLe, uta9ten bic Deuti9en
am Ra9mittag I'm l ll5r einen 4ns
griff auf bic Grbperte Don Waria
Sberefd, na96en am gau5en 9ormits
tag nit gomben setGmpft porOen mar.
Der Gngriff purbe uber Don unisrsr
Nrtillerie absef6la9en.
rSn ben 8osefen, iiibli6 BON G9ns
teau be 2aiIe, n6rbli9 Dpm Col be
Sdinte WIarie gelegen, eeIung es uns
permittelft zines lleberfalles, einen ber
GrGbsn Der Oeutfaen gu rleAmen. In
me6reren puntten an Der Tront bat eir
Ie1r beftises @rtiIeriebusa fattsefun'
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-12
8as benfid)e lInterieebppt
III. 2"
9erfn6se ben brftif6sn Sdmpfr
.aasrtss" an Der bolIdnbiiteH
Riifs su ptrfTAsn-
lem Dampfsr, Der bic bruda5ii4s
fylasss fiibrte, ssIdrn e isboA
Al entiommen.

gmuiben 5olonb. II. Ttbr.-
0as bsutfde llntsriesbOOt IL. q psEs
irdte ON Wittfpo9, ben britiiHsn
0ampfsr .aasriss-. Der am DpnH.rss
taa Don SaDc bier antam. in ben
Grunb au fdhiesen. Der Dampfsr, Der
bi. bDadnbifdbs ;Slagse fiibrts. aIs CT
onaeariffen ipurbe, sntsam bur@ ss'
ididies Wun5prirsn unb ifbnsIss
5abren.
Der Mnariff duf bic ~aasrtss4
iDurbe -.md6i. pdbrenb Der Dampfsr
H.. suiiden bein Wnas 9sudti6iff
unb Der G6oufpon gdnt tefoHb. Das
anteriesbopt f.usrte nrebrsre S4iiis
40, bur6 rel6e ber S9ornitsin bes
.aGsrtss- unb fem Skrbau bcfGds
biqi purssn. Da trpsStm Der aapb
TN nidpt anbisit. madts bag lIntsrs
ietboot einsn 0eriuh, 6us S4iff init
sinsm 5Ornsbo au perieutsn.
Die .2dtries4 fubr chnt ssIaggs,
als bas heuti&s boot aufiau4ts; als
Der 9arhpfer aber nufgsforbert tDu.s
be, dnaubalten. bibte er bic hcadnbis
iGe Tlaage ouf. Dies perbinbtrte oter
bic Gsuti6en nibt. duf i'm gu i4iss
ben unb ben @sriu6 su MAIDEN, Jpn
IN ben Griinb Al bobren.
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