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Milford chronicle., 1915-06-04
Phone 40.

Deeds, mortgages, bonds, notes,
double or single, probate blanks. sale
bills and other legal blanks can be
had at the barber shop Of Luther Cal
hOun, in Bridgeville Mr. Calhoun is
the agent in Bridgeville for the Mil
ford Chronicle Publishing Co., and .
will receive advertisements or orders I
for lob nrinting.
Milford chronicle., 1915-06-04

Having decided to reduce our line
if farming machinery, we offer you
many decided bargan-s: s50'J. o. Case
Transplanter, S44; sS5 Ontario Grain
Drills, s74; s55 Twoway plows. S47;
Riding cultivatOrs, stag plows, now
ers, corn planters, hay rakes, and in
fact everything you may need at low
er prices than you have been paying.
Also farm and berry wagons at
great sacrifice. Don't fail to get our
prices.
SUDLER BROS,
Phone 40 Bridgeville, Del.
5-26-2t
Milford chronicle., 1915-06-04
cars cnt MAJ Il pleo.s

James Haworth, of New Brunswick.
N. j., was killed by a train of empty
cars on the Pennsylvania
railroad at Bordentown. His body was
strewn along the tracks.
Milford chronicle., 1915-06-04
BalIoonist PIunoes TO Death.

Frederick Rada, a professional bal.
loonist, plunged 300 feet to death in
attempting triple parachute drop at
Willeugh Beach park, at Cleveland.
@. His third parachute failed to open.
Milford chronicle., 1915-06-04
Your Ally

IN al! these ways, Goodyear
is your ally. Yol do injustice
to yourself when you fail to
secure this advantage. Never
il tire history was such value
gwen ss you get II Goodyear
Milford chronicle., 1915-06-04

Baltimore Trust Company Bank was
compelled to remain open on Decoration
day.
The canning factory started again on
last Monday and will now run full time
until the canning Of peas is completed;
A large acreage was put IN around
Bridgeville and while conditions seem to
be good for d bumper crop, the exact
quantity con not be estimated at TINS
time.
The different lodges. clubs, etc, have
appointed committees TO arrange floats
appropriate tor them in the celebration
on the coming Fourth Of July. Each
committee is requested to make final
arrangements as soon as possible, in or
der that all may be in readiness to make
this the best Fourth Bridgeville has
ever known. ANY others that can take
part in ANY of the parade are being
earnestly requested to do so by these in
charge Everyone is invited, and all
are welcome to come and spend the day
in this town.
While playing with other boys on last
Monday, William Furgerson, a young
lad here, was shot with a revolver in
the leg, just below the knee. DR..
Palmer was summoned, but at this time
the bullet has not been located. The
X-ray will probably be used TO find the
location Of the bullett.
Milford chronicle., 1915-06-04

us S40CIJJ
yearly.
Il still las
-
CIR NO-ElHl-
Cutfea;u.e. X
has in each
b a s e 1926
DraICcC Piano
Milford chronicle., 1915-06-04

tires today.
No smaller
makers can
ever give so
much.
Any dealer
will supply
ycu. [327l
The Detroit times., 1915-07-05

which Studebaker has also given
CLOSE attention In the new models.
vibratiGn has been greatly reduced
and silence secured by increasing
the rigidity Of parts. following
European engineering practice. The
crankshaft has been made sitter.
for one thing. and made to revolve
on larger ball bearing are as while
the motor bearings are bronze backed
babbit. A rotary balance device al
the Studebaker plants makes II pos
sible to see that shafts are properly
balanced at critical speeds.
All these improvements have the
effect Of reducing the wear on a car
to the minimum. which naturally
means for 1t greatly prolonged life.
A person of SUFFICIENT wisdom to
gather enough money to purchase
motor car may be reckoned upon a.
casting about for the greatest value
when he buys. All OF which make
the automobile section OF the news
papers the more attractive to the av'
erage reader.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-05
MOTORCYCLE
TIRES ARE NOW
MADE THICKER

I'VE are now making our Motor
cycle Tubes 30 per cent thicker than
last year" says s. A. Falor. manager
motorcycle tire department. The
Goodyear Tire 4 Rubber Co.
Goodyear occupies an even more
prominent place In Motorcycledom
than in Automobiledom. Goodyears
equip three out of every four motor
cycles In the United States.
THE motorcycle has entered many
new fields of activity, and Is beins
constructed for q constantly increas-
Ing range of duties. Naturally bet
ter tire equipment is needed to aid
the motorcycle to stand up under the
unusual service required. d
Goodyear was the first tire COM
pany to recognize this need. and re.
sponded by producing new Blue
Streak tire, which is IN reality an
automobile tire in the motorcycle
size, as It contains four plies OF fab
rio and breaker strip. with so
per cent larger tread than before.
Our tubes are Eliminated. that is.
they are built layer on layer.
First we roll the rubber into thin
sheets so that any imperfectioii IS
may be detected and the faulty shs et
discarded. Layer by layer eTsry
part of the tube wall gets the MOST
careful inspection. These sheets tare
wrapped together and vulcarhze
into one solid rubber tube.
THE valve patch--usually stuck
The Detroit times., 1915-07-05
NEW RECORD
SET IN AUTO
TIRE MAKING

when the Goodyear Tire 4 Rub
Der Co. built 5,ioa automobile tire
castings In one day back in 1912. set
ting worlds record in tire produc-
ton. and a new mark for competi-
tors to aim at, t'Ae performance was
heralded as a wonderful feat a. In
deed II was" rays w. A. Haxlett.
branch manager, The Goodyear Tire
4 Rubber Co. =
But. as succeeding events have
proven. we weke at that time hardly
more than getting squared away for
the wonderful. production which was
to follow. Chly year and a hall
later Goodyear had more than dou.
bled its out put. and set up q new
mark Of l1.ps2. being the hrst tire
company to- attain a production OF
more than 10000 tires In a single
day.
"The enormous strides taken by
the great tire industry are empha.
sized by Goodyear's latest record.
breaking feat OF building 15.447 tires
In one day, establishing another
world'S record In tire production.
"A conservative estimate of their
retail value Is 100000. Ten days
output would amount to $4,000. 900.
which, iis as great a fortune as was
accre dited to the Count of Monte
Cristo' by Dumas.
ut, will be but short time until
we will reach regular daily out
put OF 10000 tires. The recent an
no,xncement Of price reductions
nsSie by many automobile manufac-
tiirers indicates that next seasons
production Of cars will be q record
iveaker.
"We are making preparations to
take care o. the enormous bust
mess which Is In sight for 1916. In
anticipation OF the rush we are add
ing FIVE acres OF floor space, In or
der that Goodyear dealers every
where may have tires for their
customers"
The Detroit times., 1915-07-05
new CARS
!. POPULAR
Studebaker Announce
ment Excites Favor
able Comment

II 10 surprising how much interest
10 displayed by the general public 10
the plans Of automobile manufactur.
ers relative to new models. This
has been very noticeably emphasized
the past week by the comment the
6tudebaker announcement for 1915
has created In numerous cities. Word
received from Studebaker branch
house managers and dealers over the
country 10 to one effect. that never
before has such interest and enthu.
siasm been shown over new models.
Indications are also said to point
that the coming year will prove the
greatest selling season In the history
Of the Industry.
More than ever the automobile IL
being used for business purposes. for
pleasure and recreation. Horse de-
livery IL regarded as . luxury to 0
business Of even ordinary size. The
day seems to be approaching rapidly
when every man with what may be
considered a comfortable income will
b the possessor Of q motor car
These conditions help toward Great.
Ing . general public interest In what
the manufacturers are doing. The
effect OF this interest ID to develop
the new buyers who make Il possible
for the quantity producer to lower
his prices. A goodly portion OF these
readers OF automobile announce
ments may not be Immediately con.
cerned In the purchase Of car. but
their interest indicates that the edu-
cational effect Way some time pro-
duce results. "
Each succeeding year has brought
more exacting demands from the
buyers Of cars In the way of great
er serviceability. Recognising the
insistance for more pulling power.
S,udebaker has enlarged the bore
Of the motors In the new models.
and made other changes that now
produce 80 horsepowe. In the six
cylinder motors and 40 In the four
cylinder.
Another effort on the part OF man
ufacturers has been to lengthen the
life OF cars. This IL a feature to
The Detroit times., 1915-07-05

A. test OF q Smith motor wheel
Friday, July 2. by the Haverford
Cycle Co. resulted in > record Of
91.S miles on two quarts Of gasoline.
One pint Of oil was used,
The course included rough country
roads. Shelby-st. hill was assembled
several times from a standing start.
An average of 20 miles per hour was
maintained throughout the run. The
machine was ridden by M. w. Pullen.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-05

on--is made an integral apart OF the
tube.
Although We are making our
tubes 80 per cent thicker than before
the cost is no more THAI for ordinary
tubes"
The Detroit times., 1915-07-05

The Haverford Cycle Co. invites
all motor wheel riders TO attend a
motor wheel run Monday. July s. A
good time Is assured everyone. Run
starts o'clock. This Is the first
step In forming a motor wheel club.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-05
WINTON SIX
NOTICE

- Last winter announced the SO H. p New-Size Wnton Six
at $2285. Deliveries began this spring We
this extremely successful shall continue
facure until next without
a. Shortly before the
model of the az H. p Wnton Six which sells at $780,
There will positively be reduction in the price of this
From its exhaustive with motors of various
the Winton Company convinced that the world has not
motor sixcylnder; hence
shall continue to make skies exclusively.
% Having for enjoyed the confidence the best class Of
motor buyers, assured that
intention whatever offering for sale experimental model
be equally certain that will cheaper the
Of product In other words buy Winton
today will find Winton Company dscredting
your purchase destroying faith
week. next month"; year. "a.
The Winton Company
Woodward
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-06-22
His OHense.

rs this your first offense?" asked
the judge of the prisoner at the bar
after his conviction.
mo, your honor" was the reply; II
hired a lawyer once before"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-06-22
She Was Smothering.

Rockford, Ala.-Mrs. M c. Pas
chsl. Of this place. says: II was taxi
en- with nervous prostation, aud had
headache, backache, psins in nv
right side, and smothe,iog spells. l
called in ply sicians TO treat my case,
but without relief. Finally. | tried
Cardui. and it gave perfect satisfac-
tion. recommend it to every sick
woman" Are you weak. tired.
worn.out? Do you suffer from sny
Of the pains peculiar to weak women?
Cardui has record Of over so years
in relieving such troubles. and will
certainly benefit you. 1t prevents
those frequent headaches. and keeps
you up, out Of bed. feeling happy,
Try Cardui. Advertisement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-06-22
Constipation Cured Overnight t

A small dose of Po-Do-Lsx tonight
and you enjoy a full, free, easy bow
ell movement in the morning. No
gripping. for Po-Do-Lax is Podophyl-
lin MAY Apple) without the gripe.
Po-Do.Lax corrects the cause of
Constipation by arousing the Liver,
increasing the flow of bile. Bile is
Natures antiseptic in the bowels
With proper amount of bile. diges-
tion in bowels is perfect. No gas,
no fermentation. no Constipation.
Don't be sick. nervous, irritable.
Get a bottle of Po-Do-Lsx from your
Druggist now and cure your Consti
patton overnight. - Advertisement
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-06-22
To Be Lived Through.

Life has been good to me, and az
/ look back upon it no one thing
seems more precious than the thought
that | have been much trusted with
deep things in the lives of other men
and women. Next to living great
things for ones self 1--WE learn by and
by to put that aside) it is wonderful
to be lived through. Il is wonderful
to know a human soul and ask moth
ing of il save its utter confidence
From "Hempfield" by David Grayson
in the American Magazine.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-06-22
PUBLIC
SPEAKING

jas. B. Allensworth. Democratic
candidate for C)mmonwesllh's At
torney, will speak at the following
times and places, and his opponent,
Denny p. Smith, is invited to be
present and accept division of time.
Ladies invited.
Fairvlew, June %, 7:3O. night.
Lafayette, June "a. 1:30. p. m.
Bennettstown, June "a, 7:3O, night
Howell, June 25, 1:30, D m.
Church Hill, June 25, 7:3O, night
Gracey, June 26. 1870. p. m.
Pee Dee, June 26. 1880, night.
Bell Station, June 28. 1:3O. p. m.
Kennedy. June %, 7:30, night.
Pembroke, June 20. l:30, p. m.
Edwards Mil, June %, 750,
night.
Sharber's Store, June 30, 1:30
p. m.
Elisha Hendricks Store, June 80
7:30, night.
Bluff Springs, July l. 1:30, p. m
Dogwood, July l, 7:90, night.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-06-22
SHARP WITS TURNED TABLES
Moses MendeIssohn, Philosopher, clev'
erIy Evens Up Matters With Num-
Der Of Feasting Cavaliers.

Moses Mendelssohn, who was the
victim of much abuse, but whose
sharp wit always turned the tables
on his prosecutors, was once sitting
in an inn where a number of cava-
liers were feastirg. They observed
the philosopher, and In order to an
noy him sent him a plate of apple
parings which remained from their re-
past.
The philosopher accepted the gift
gravely and seemed plunged in
thought. Then the cavaliers sudden
ly noticed that there we're tears in
his eyes.
why are you crying?" asked one
of them.
81 am thinking of something my
dead mother once said to me" replied
Moses. when | was a child | had a
very sweet tooth, and mother tried
to discourage me. Once when she
caught me stealing some sweets he
said: MY son, if you keep ON this
way you shall have to be content
some day with the leavings of pigs.
But why are you crying?" reiter
ated the cavalier.
"Alas!" responded the philosopher
her prophecy has come true!"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-06-22
Neuralgia Pains Stopped.

You don't need to suffer those ag-
onizing nerve pains in the face, head.
arm, shoulders, chest and back, Just
Apply few drops of soothing SIoan's
Liniment; lie quietly few minutes.
You will get such relief and COM
fort! Life and the world will look
brighter. Get a bottle to-day. 8
ounces for 25c.. at all Druggists.
Penetrates without rubbing ,-Ad-
vertisemeut.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-06-22
Same as Now.

Mrs. Styles-This paper says in the
days of old Rome woman's character
was known by her dress. The toga
was worn by the men, but the stola
was the raiment for the women.
Mr.. Styles-And | suppose it was the
custom for the wife to have half a
dozen stolas to the old mans one toga
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-06-22
Very True.

Mr.. Bacon see in the Arctic re-
gion a man who wants a divorce leaves
home in anger and does not return for
several days. The wife takes the hint
and departs.
Mrs. Bacon-But how is the wife to
know if he wants divorce or has gone
away to avoid the housecleaning?
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-06-22

We are enabled to give our readers, old
and new, the benefit of this money-sav-
ing club offer, only because of very spe-
cial arrangement with the publishers of
INGALLS, MAGAZINE.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-06-22

you were a very long time going
on that errand, Tommy"
Eyes, mother. but you see I'm en-
tered in a race at school tomorrow
and / wanted to save my speed"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-06-22
If.

American Tourist-So your brother
went to America?
Peasant-Yes; an he was maxim
a mint O. money. If he'd lived he'd
be a gintleman this day!-Judge.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-06-22
Cause Of Delay.

Mr.. Gotham-If you don't hurry up.
dear. Wen be late for the theater.
Mrs. Gotham-Why, you're not
going to drive the automobile down
yourself. are youf ,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-06-22
Hurryinu a Girl.

81 notice you hustle hurriedly down
when Cholly calls"
"Yes; he always brings me box of
candy. But if keep him waiting he'll
begin eating it,"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-06-22
A Difference.

Cop-"Come along now! I arrest
you for being full" Lushman-"Well,
arresht tn moon; that's full, too"
p-"Maybe it is, but it isn't stag
germ along an bumpin' into every
body. Boston Transcript.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-06-22
Liuht on His Feet.

Judging from the way old Mr.. Cad
son tangoes, he doesn't feel the weight
of his years much
mo, and apparently he doesn't feel
the weight of his sins, either"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
9taltemS 9reubru6.
Yud Brutus 9n?" 60 t5uneu lett

Nnd Brntus 9n?" 60 5nnen iett
an& fragen, -
StaIien bid, 81 &hiatberseTues
Qanb, -
Die Nadbte, bic biz Srene Rets setra'
gen,
Nit beueu bid en- betl'ger G4mu1
Derbdub.
3ie tuarb mobl ie 10 i&u5b elm 8unS
sebro&eu,
Ser felt bei@luHen uub bef1eselt
mar;
9ein 11rtbeil Taft bu ielbi Dir iett
seipru&eu:
u9n biit Elm golf, 6as aaer Gbre
gu bielteit unr, mas bm bereiuft be-
fdJuuren,
So lang es Dir genebm nn6 uatlt&
mar,
11no bait Damn feis bid betner Hf1tAt
%ent5ogeu,
Nls 6einem 8unbe Matte bic sc.
fafr.
nidt senus, ben Srenbrn@ 81,
npQbrtngeu,
Sait bu bid iett Ben 6einoeu 5nse-
ftelIt
Nfit @orten, Sic tpie bottle Ebrnien
Hingeu,
Hedtfertigt bn, nu1fonit, bid Dor Der
&eIt.
Nidt nnr bie @elt - es ,uirb Elm
Got aud rid)teu
Balb ben &erratb, Der f&1uar5er pie
bie Na@t;
Ct mirb Ben Strtit 5ngunfen
9enti4laubs idti&ten.
feline 6ano unb ieiue farfe
@adf.
9anu mirb Is bir in Sdredeu f&
er5eigeu, -
Benn i4led5t bic @aat IL aud bic
Grnte idle4t
Daft beine 6alidbeit, bic moH obne
gleiden
cid idtuer nnb bitter an biz felber
rddt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
ais &f:
1ttittel.

Ser neue erlte 2orb Ser Mmtrali-
TIT, Mrtbur 5. 8aIfour, bot iein Amt
redt eriprieBIib begonnen. Sn ben
erjten orei Sogen ieiner Miniiter-
berrlidyfeit bot bie engliide 6lotte
orei groBe sdiffe p%erloren, oorunter
3mei Shladtidiffe.
Ser @erlult biel Ter Sdiffe lit ge-
tpi1ermoben cine Gin0i5ierung fMr
Sen gr<9oro ser Mbmiralitat, @tn=
iton Spencer GburdTn, oen man me-
gen llnfabigfeit, ODER better gelagt,
mege11 Mangels on grfolgen, ieines
Mmtes entboben bot. gs m1B ieoem
@enner Ser einidlagigen gerbdltniIie
aber b0Qig f1ur iein, baB ote WaB=
erfolge, tpeIde sic engliide Marine
bon Anfang bes &rieges Bis iebt 5u
per5eidnen bot, niht Ser Aomirali=
TIT, ou9 nidt SEN Mannidoften unb
0ffi5ieren, ion6ern Ser &~iditanoig-
felt ser engliiden Jlotte 5u5uidrei-
BEN lit, bie auf Dem @ebiete Ser MO-
oernen Seete9nif meit birter Der
oeutiden Morime 5urudgeblieben lit.
Gnglono bot fi4 in eriter 2inie auf
SEN guu GROCER 2inienidiffe, Greob-
nougbts unb @uper-Dreaonougbts
perIegt. Sn 51peiter 2inie naT BEN
gou idnener unb md4tiger Sanger
frel15er unb gIal1bt iih 6ur4 fem gro
Bes uebergetpidt in 6ieien Sdtffs-
tppem ieoer G%pentualitm getpadien.
Ser @ertb 6ieier groben unb mad@
tigen @efedtseinbeiten lit m1@ rtht
gu unterfdasen, ober iie ftnb BEL Sem
stonoe ser be11tigen Seetednif tenn
aumpfmittel mebr, meldes our Ser
t~beioigl1ng mie gum Mngriff gleid
erfolgrei9 pertpenbet meroen unb els
men ertidei6enben ginfllb anf Die
0perationen ausiiben tann.
Mls Mngriffspoffe gegen feinolide
Stequng 5u 2an6e o6er onrh Mtnen
un6 unterieeboote geidutte stenun-
qen CUR See iinb 6ie madtigen
Drea6nougbts beute bonig orsge-
ldoltet. M2it ibrer rieiigen Nrmanoo
hoben Die 8riten in bieiem &riege
nidts meiter permodt, ols BEN San-
BEL seq @egners Iabm5ulegen uno tb-
re eieenen &uiten, iopeit es eine 2on-
ounq fein6Iider Sruppen betrift, gu
beidiiben. Sen ein5igen Ter1uh,
o~gqreiiip in bie Operotionetr MD Der
SIotte eirr5ugreifen, baben fie Bel ben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10

SeIbltperitdnoli9 tnm Jruntrei@
niht ooran benten, &inber mobil 5u
n1aden; es lit idon idlimm genug,
bob es buIbe &naben eirberufen bot.
@ir boben bieie M0glidfeit le0iglid
Scr @epeisfubruug megen 5ugeloi-
len, INN gu. 3eigen, mas 0ertidlmo
on 8raftrei erpen nod 5ur Serflgung
bot, nodoem Gronfreih lie erid0pft
bot. l1no 0ertldylanb bot mobl 3D.
ran getban, baB es feline Sugeno ge-
it}o1t bot. Ser &rieg lit niemals
Elm &inoeripiel gemeien uno lit es
be11te tneniger ols iemols. 0ie Soft
tionsfampfe lteuen gan5 getpaltige
Mnforoerungen nidt BLOB on Die tor
perIide Musbouer, lonbern G14 on
Sic moroIii9e Suftigten. Die
@dusensraben iino feline @inberitu-
ben. Iie in Sen @ruben %liegenben
2eute iinb Nngriffen Bel Sag uno Bel
Eadt a1sgeiett. 8ol6 Artinerieun=
griffen, baIo S11fanterieangriHen,
bal0 beioen 5ugleid. Neben einem
geiunoen @orper geb0ren Nerpen mie
ShiTsta11e ba5u, oas uu5balten, uno
eS lit gear6e5u Elm Gerbreden,
iunge 2eute, bie eben crit Dos
Rnobenalter uberidritten buben,
uno oeren f0rperlide gnhpife-
hung nod niht abgeidloI!en
lit, in Sic Sdusengraben 5u lteuen;
Elm @erbred)en on bieier b%ebouerns.
mertben Sl1genb ielbit unb Elm Ser
brehen an Ser Nution, Sic ooourh
ibrer Submit beraubt miro. Set
SSSabre11 lhon bot 6runfreid eine no.
tirIihe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. niht
n1ebr gebabt, besbalb miro 5ronf<
reid idtperIid imitanoe iein, bic Bis
BERGEN glutopfer bes &rieges mieber
ein5ubringen. 9us miro I'M 10 idtpie=
riger fem, ie meiter eS in ieiner
4roftrelerpe porgreif. 9ie g1itbe
ser frnn30iiider @dnner lit gefoaen>
uno MN opfert Jrmfreid ou4 nod
Ieine Sugeno, ouf ser oes 2anoes
gonae 3ufunft berubt. Dos 1T Elm
GrepeI, Der fi4 nod benz 4riege on
6ramfreid idtper RIDDEN miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10

0orbmenen gemodt, un6 oieien Ser
JUDI baben iie mit DEM @erlult bon
einem. bolben 9a1senb ibrer beiten
Sdiffe beaablt, obne irgen6 Gtpos
errei9t 5u boben.
England brnudt cine grobe Glotte
bon Sdlodtidiffen, benm obne 1pefe
tpdre es iest idon ~finis 8ritamniae"
getpeien. Gen @ertb elmer iol4}en
1SIotte als &mpfmittel baben Die
Gngldnoer aber melt iberiddst uno
boben iett fdtperes 9ebrgelo be5ob-
len miiilen. Sn ibrer grnortung,
our9 ei11en fombinierten Mngriff bon
Seer uno 6lotte 0euti4lau6 gu bette
gen iino iie grm1fm enHatldt, oem
ibre Jlotte BOT nidt Elm Sofa gu Der
lleberminbung bes @esners bei5l1tras
gen permodt. Sen 6eutiden Inter
ieebooten gegeniiber iin6 ar& Die ge-
7reo6nougbts uonig mo4t-
ul1 idutIos uno miiien I'M geidit-
ten &afen 1iegen bleiben, Big Sic Slot,
te oes @egners lie 5lr offenen
Ghlodt beruusforbert. Diefen 3et-
p11nh ober f0nnen Die 3eutiden ielbft
mablen unb barin Iiegt 6ie gepoltige
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