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RUSSIAN STATEMENT.
PErROGRAD, October I. via Lsnde

PErROGRAD, October 4. via London
October 2:
German attacks in the region Of Mis-
of. ON the railway east Of Mitau. were
unsuccessful. German aeroplanes
threw bombs on Ust-Dvinsk. Riga
and the station of Oyer. but without
causing any military damage.
In the region Of Grendsen. northwest
of Lake Sventen. after q herce DOM
bardment, the Germans attacked ana
seized some of our trencnes' ine
fighting continues.
German attacks in the region OF ber-
hof on Lake Medmousk Cor Medum),
and against the defile near the nortn-
ern extremity OF Lake DrisatiAty
were repulsed.
We carried by assault the town OF Du-
nilovitch. northeast OF LAKE Meazl0l; ,.Hn,
The enemy also was dtSlodged from
the village of Ajouny. in the Duniio,
witch region. and from the Medzioi
In the region of the village OF Gouli.
cavalry attacked infantry protecting
enemy conveys and seized a number
of wagons and seventy prisoners At
another place we captured more tnan
100 wagons and horses ana oo1ehs VI
prisoners. many Germans oeinS sa-
Near the village Of Cat. south OF Lake
Narotche, one Of the German com
panies was cut up. Its Survivors
were taken prisoners.
On the lower Serwetsch east OF Novo
Grodek our troops. without nrtng'
raided the villages Of Jouki and ko-
reiitzy. The Germans fed to their
main positions. throwing iva awsy their their
litzy they left about hundred dead
killed with the bayonet.
By a sudden attack in the region OF
Novo Zelki, on the serwetsch south
were repulsed and prisoners and tro-
phies captured.
Near Zarietchie and Deniszovehtchisny.
southeast of Baranovicht, the enemy
has been driven over the River
Stchara
On the middle styr. in the oborki re-
gion, southeast of Kolki. the Ger
mans. after preparation by heavy ar
tillery. attacked our troops, After
gaining not more than a hundred
PAGES and sustaining enormous losses
they broke and fed in disorder.
fierce fight is proceeding south OF
Oborki.
According to reports received. an
Austrian aircraft which was making
a reconnaissance Of our extreme left
few over Rumanian territory in or
der to escape our fire.
| It is stated that during the lighting OF
| inc last lew Qdyo Ou Ih0 oSyi Sho
Germans employed explosive bullets
almost exclusively.
AUSTRIAN STATEMENT.
VIENNA. October I, via London. oeto.
ber 2,
Russian war theater: IN east Galicis
there Is nothing Of importance to re.
| port.
A Russian attack near Novo Alexiniee
| collapsed before our infantry hre
| On the Ikwa and in the volhyniar
| triagle fortress region the situation
is unchanged.
| On the Kormin rivulet the Austro-G Ger
mans have again gained ground
Russian counter attacks there were
repulsed. During one Of these coun-
ter attacks Austro German squad.
rons captured two officers and l0C
men and one machine gun. In the
battles Of the last two days in thii
district We took altogether 10 ON.
GERS and 2.400 men prisoners.
Italian war theater: On the Tyrolean
and Carinthian front yesterday there
were only artillery combats. The
attacks against our fortified posi-.
/ Tons Hest Of tia Romhasch EaYine
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ITALIAN STATEMENT.

ROME, October I. via Paris. October 2,
In the mountainous part of the theater
OF operations frequent heavy fogs
hamper the work of the artillery, but
enable the infantry sometimes to
make bold raids in small groups,
which. approaching the enemy's posi-
tion. destroy the accessory defenses,
open large breaches in the barbed-
wire entanglements and alarm the
defenders.
In the Tolmino section our troops dur
ing the night of September 80 at
tackled all along the front from
Mrzli to Vodil Monte Nero) and the
heights OF Santa Maria and Santa
Lucia, succeeding, Notwithstanding
the enormously difficult terrain, rem
oered still worse by bad weather, in
conquering very strong enemy de-
tachments and taking a certain num-
Der OF prisoners. The enemy in force,
counter attacking violently, the sue
cess We realized at the price of stren-
uous efforts on the left wing on the
spurs of Mrxli and Vodil could not
be maintained. On the right wing,
on the heights of Santa Maria and
Santa Lucia, 1t was, on the contrary,
possible to strengthen and maintain
the ground conquered.
GERMAN STATEMENT.
BERLIN. October i. via London, Octe-
Der b
Western theater Of war: Monitors of
the enemy bombarded the environs
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own lines. The night passed quietly
on the remainder of the front.
Squadrons of French airships have
naew thrown down a very large number n.os OF
ana the railroad lines behind the
German front, particularly at the
junction of Guignicourt-Amifon
During the past night guns mounted on
aeroplanes were successful In bonn
harding the German lines.
some new progress has been realized
In the southern part Of the Givenchy
I prisoners of sixty-one members OF
the Prussian guard and set free some
French prisoners who had been IN
the hands OF the Germans since Sep
tember 60
In Champagne a sudden attack between
Auberive and Lepire de Vedegrange
mas enabled us to take from the en-
emy more machine guns and about
thirty prisoners.
The Germans have directed on some Of
our new positions an intermittent
bombardment. in which they used
shells which caused irritation of the
eyes and made them run water. Our
batteries have ef1caciously responded.
violent bombardment of our trenches
IN the Argonne. to the north of La
Hulette. has been stopped by our ef-
fcacious fire from bomb throwers on
the German trenches.
SoAAS oACAAS idNC pcen thrown ITOnN II
long range on Verdun and Nomeny
by the enemy batteries. which were
fmmediately counter attacked by our
artillery.
We have on our part cannonaded at
long range some trains in the station
at Vfgneulles les Hattonchatel and
caused two violent explosions.
In the Vosges, in the environs Of the
Vfoln, an offensive demonstration of
the enemy which was accompanied
by cannonading and rifle firing has
not been followed by any infantry
action.
Our airship Alsace bombarded during
the night of September 30 October 1
the Junction of Amagne Lucquy and
the stations of Attigny and vouziers.
The airship was shelled all along its
journey. especially at vouziers,
where 1t found itself surrounded by
numerous clusters Of incendiary rock
cts. The airship has returned safely
to its base. after the fulfillment Of
its mission. having been hit only by
few splinters of shells, which
caused no damage.
Evening star., 1915-10-02
BELGIAN STATEMENT.

PARIS, October d
There was bombardment of Ramsca-
pelle during the night of September
3O-October I. Yesterday the German
artillery manifested a little more
activity than on previous days in the
bombardment of Ramscapelle and
Caeskerke and the shelling by means
OF heavy projectiles Of various points
on our front
Fighting by means Of bombs has taken
place in the region of Dixmude. Our
artlllery has responded vigorously
and dispersed some fortification
workers to the south of Dixmude.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-10-07
-"Stop Thief"

George Kleine's stop Thief"
on the Cohan & Harris
farce Of that name, written by
Carlyle Moore; will be seen at
the Bijou Theatre on Sat. Oct. 9.
With his usual thoroughness,
George Kleine has utilized most
of the members Of the original
stage cast which included Mary
Ryan, Harry Messenger, Harold
Howard. Albert Tavernier, Will.
liam Boyd and Marguerite Boyd.
Stop Thief" is q screaming
farce aud has been filmed in five
parts. There is snap and action
from title to tail.piece, with a
laugh in every foot. It was con-
sidered one of the funniest com.
edies on the American stage and
in film has proven itself a genu:
Inc laugh.provoker of the mer.
REST kind.
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Hugo Farmers Club.

The last meeting Of the Hugo Farm
ers Club was held at Tollas Langag.
er's. A good crowd appeared altho
it was rainy and the roads in badcon-
dition. A delicious lunch was served
after the program had been completed.
The next meeting will be held at C.
K. Smalley's on Friday, Oct. Is 1915.
Some Of you member who have been
absent from the meetings had better
appear.
PROGRAM. -
Song No. 23...... .......... Club
Recitation. buster Whitlow
Song. Harry Cook
Reading....... ............Ida Doyle
Piano Solo.........:.Miss Mcdonald
Reading Mrs. Smalley
Talk. Mr.. Doyle
Recitation Pansy Whitlow
Music. ...............Mr. Heseletine
Debate-Which 10 the cheaper and bet
ter for farm work horse power or
engine power. Negatives: L E. Nc:
+ Donald and Dave Wennerstrom;
Alternative: P. F. orn and. c. K
Smslley.
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RESOLUTIONS
A. F. & A. N.

Whereas, Our Heavenly Fa-
Their has in His infinite wisdom
and love removed from our mem.
bership in Occidental Lodge, No:
81, A. f.. & A. NJ, our loyal and
faithful brother, Thomas G.
Anderson, and while we bow in
submission to His will, our
hearts are saddened, while we
know He doeth all things we'll,
Therefore be it
Resolved, That we extend to his
wife and family our hearties'
sympathy, and that a copy o:
these resolution be spread upor
the records of the Lodge, a copy
be sent to his beloved wife and
published in the Hope Pioneer.
CHAS. CHALMERS
G. A. WARNER
MN. LuND1NG.
Committee.
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: Learn A Little Every Day.

There are about 1920 islands
in the Japanese empire.
The Mohammedan forbids the
use of alcoholic liquors.
The song, Home Sweet Home,
by ]. Howard Payne, was first
sung in an opera called "Clari."
Fifty seven percent of the pop.
ulation Of I'erui is Indians, and an
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-10-07
For Indigestion.

Never take pepsin and prepare
tons containing pepsin or other
digestive ferments for indigo
ton, as the more you take the
more you will have to take.
What you need is a tonic like
Chamberlains Tablets that will
enable the stomach to preform
its functions naturally. Oh.
tainable everwhere.-Adv.
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See "A Western Heroine" at
opera house next Tuesday and
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
They're coming! Titles Or
chestra will be in Hope next
Monday evening. October 18th.
1.2-3-Dip!-Adv.
The Ev. Luth. Trinity Church
of Hope, N. D, (Missiouri Synod
will celebrate it's first Mission.
festival on the 10th of Oct. 1915
Public services at 1890 A. M.
and 3 o'clock P. NJ. Everybody
cordially invited to attend.
The Premium List for the
Harvest Festival and Stock
Show to be held in Hope on Sat.
urday, October 10Th under the
auspices of the Shipping Associ'
alton and the Commercial Club
will be found in this issue of the
Pioneer. Everybody is invited
to compete for prizes and some
good exhibits are anticipated.
Look over the list and decide tc
make a few entries.
Announcements we're received
here this week Of the marriage
of Mr.. 'Clemence E. Prentis anc
Miss Paulina A. Jefferson or
Wednesday Sept. goth, at Grea'
Falls, Mont. After October 20tl
they will be at home in Glasgow
Mont, where the groom con
ducts a thriving Business house
The bride is we'll known in thi'
community and her many friend
extend hearty good wishes.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

IA Western Heroine" a Kent
comedy at Opera House Tuesday
and Wednesday.-Adv.
B. G. Shaw, of Sioux Falls. S.
Dak.. arrived Monday and spent
two days in this city looking af-
ter farming interests and visit.
ing with friends.
You can't forget how to dan ce
if you hear Titles Orchestra.
They guide your feet with their
swaying, rhythmic tunes. Truly,
Your feet just can't keep still. +"
ADV.
Word was received in this
city today that the aged mother
of DR.. H. G.. Fish, formerly OF
Hope, had passed away at her
home in Newark, N. j., at the ad.
vanced age of 90 years. TIE
doctor was with her at the time
of her death.
Geo. Kleine has followed his
Officer 1856" success with anoth'
er screaming farce which bids
fair to surpass even that famous
predecessor in popularity. The
latest sensation is Stop Thief
by Carlyle Moore, founded on the
Cohan & Harris play, and feat
uring the original stage cast. Al
the Biiou Saturday.
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-Four In Two Days.

Aaker's Business College
placed 4 students in fine posi-
lions in two days last week, when
most schools are doing nothing
for her graduates. This shows
that business men recognize the
superior training offered at the
A. B. G. Follow the trail of the
successful" by enro ling. Send
for catalog to A. BE-, Fargo, N.
D.. also for a Gas Tractor and
Auto course Catalog.-Adv.
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additional twenty per cent, have

additional twenty per cent, have
Indian blood
Benitone, because of it's power
to absorb larger quantities of
diotomaceous earth than glycer.
iae, has been suggested as a
substitute for glycerine in the
manufacture of dynamite. Benz.
tone is now used as an adulterant
IN candies and drugs and also in
the manufacture of paper.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-10-07
FOOTBALL SEASON OPENS.

The football season opened in
Hope last Saturday when the
High School team won a satisfac-
tory victory from the Coopers'
town High, the score being 2 to
0. Ideal weather prevailed for
the game and the men on both
sides seemed to enjoy playing.
The game started with Hope de.
Tending the east goal and receiv-
ing the kickoff. AS the ball was
carried back and forth across the
gridiron the outlook for the
home boys seemed a little dark
at first but they soon got into
the game and then on played the
visitors to a standstill, holding
like veterans on line plays,
breaking up forward passes and
mailing the man with the ball on
end runs. Not until the last
quarter, however, we're they able
to score. They had tried nun.
Der of passes but unable to get
away Quarterback Cook was
playing a careful game. several
line bucks had given a first down
near the center of the field, an
end run failed again, everyone
was on their toes when he called
for a forward pass with Stevens
to take the ball. Everything
went smoothly, the pass was
clean and before the visitors
realized it Stevens was off with a
clear field ahead, making a
touchdown, after which Cook
kicked goal. At no time during
the game was Hopes goal in dan
ger.
Following was the lineup for
Hope: Joslyn, full; L. Ray and
Iseminger, Halves; Cook, (Capu.,
Quarter; Bowling, Center; l.
Pepper and L.. Sussex, Guards
Hanley and ]. Carpenter, Tack
les; Stevens and Trammell
Ends. All the boys got into the
game and worked hard and with
a. little more experience it is ex'
pected some stars will be devel
oped. Much credit is due Coach
C]apper for the development
shown so far.
One cause for regret was the
small attendance at the game
This is the first football played
in Hope for several years ant
many people do not aprereciat'
what they are missing whel
they stay away from the games
Even if they do not understand
the plays they cannot help get
ting some of the enthusiasm 0
those who do, if they are present
and a bunch of enthusiastic spec
tators greatly encourages tn
team. Under the present rules
as they have been changed an
} modified in the last few year
the chance of injury to the play
er is very small and in Satu1
days game no "time.out" wa
taken by the players of eithe
side and this is not an unusual OF
curance. Let's all turn out an
help the boys win their ne1
game.
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Recommend Chamhar|a|n's Cough Remedy.

Last winter I used a bottle Of
Chamberlains Cough Remedy
for a bad bronchial cough. I
felt its beneficial effect immedi.
ately and before / had finished
the bottle I was cured. I never
tire of recommending this remedy
to my friends" writes Mrs.
William Bright, Fl. Wayne, Ind.
Obtainable everywhere.-Adv.
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Farm For Sale.

Small payment down, long
time on balance interest at Z per
cent. Fight miles from Hope,
six miles from Blabon.
WILLIS CROSBY
23tf Winnebago, MINI.
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Paper Hanging.

20 per cent discount on wall
paper; hanging paper. 30 cents
per double roll.
ERICK TYSK.
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Notice..

NuUGb,
Choice Onions 81. so per Bu.,
Beets and Carrots 75c per b.,
Cabbage $500 per hundred
pounds. Inquire Of
MARUs PETERSON,
Iuverne, N. Oak.
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a. All notices of entertainments: of
any nature at which admission is
charged given by local organizations
are charged at the rate Of five cents.
per line per insertion.
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Old Poems Re.wrlt,

I shot an arrow into the air,
! knew it lit, but I knew not
where.
But an officer told me the follow.
ing day
I had broken a window q block
away.
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See Richard Kent at Opera
House Tuesday and Wednesday.
ADV.
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For Sale.

Good Heating Stove, Inquire
of Dr.. j. G. Alexander.
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lid bat ibn bas erfrif6enbe Bah
bic triiben 9eoanten auseetrIsben.
Der 81 Sabre alte SoIspb Roeber,
ppn 1913 Raes Strabs, mar aus einsr
fpGt.n 2Ossniisuns betmgetebrt uno
bate iid an oe- Uberen Central glps.
unb 8ant Strdbe perirrt. Quf etHmal
plumpite .r IN bic 5iefe unb aIs sr bic
Rdfe I'm iib ber bemsrtts, mertte er
uu6, oab er in ben aanaI sefdllen
bar. gr that bds 9si4eioteite, mas
elm MenI6 in isiner Gage tbuu tann:
er fhris aus 2sibestrdften I'M Silfe.
3um @lit b0rte ibn Ben 9Oss, poR
512 Slioer Strabe, unb elite gu isiner
0ilfe bsrbei. gs gelans ibnl, DenWdnn
aus ben Glutbsn gu reiBsn. gr lpurbe
e6enfulls mad benz !ooipital gebra6i,
no sr iiH DON bem ausgeitunbeneH
S9reteu balb Diebsr erboIt bate.
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GUNNER Smnsenftreib.
asOltcn @anbclbiloerirenen in ytatu.
ra ieGeu uno ridteteH ltnbeil an.

gai6tsnuBiss 8snsel batteH gsitern
a6enp iber bic State 4penue in oe=
9ssenb Der 2ibertp Strube Elm Ssi!
in tHupper SObe iiber ben 5abroUmm
seipannt unO erparteten an Der gds
bic sspIgsn. Die lisbeu uub ui6t IaHse
auf fi9 purten. Serr 9eorgs S9mib.
DON 2s12 CHM Stgabe bate nit ieis
ner camille cine Spa5isrfabrt i'm 4utp
ssmudt unb fubr bic State ape. ents
lang, als bic Mufhine ssssu bus Sell
fubr. DaHelbe mar 10 feit unb itraff
geipaHnt, bab bic Mui9ine beinabe
imeeporfen purbs. Dus Glag I'M
Winbfdnger brad in taufenb Stiide
unb bic Sniufen tpurOsn nit 9lass
iplittern iiberf6iittet. Ssrr SdmiDt,
Der an Steuer lab, purDe perest,
bob blieben bic 9attin unb oas 8abb
gliidIi6eripeiie BELL. @Is bic gengel fns
bsu, tpsl6es lln6eil iis angeri9tet.
manten lie ii9 itleunigit aus benz
Staube. Die pOli5ei 1T biuter ben
2iimmeln Der. Wie Die 9eute, pelte in
Der Nuhbarf6aft pObuen, Iagen, bGt-
ten bic gengeIs ertlart, lie polten eiue
mai Wanbel6ilosr in gtatura ieben.
Damn fplten iie iit BEL Der Wprlo
Slim Corporation, c. 0. Wtr. Geo. .,
Cor, meloen, aritatt bas 9ebeu ebrias
mer Yurgersleute in Sefa9r bringen,
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Observation-Disclosures. :"
6ran Sannie Sii6arSiun mil poa
masfirten @eiberu sefeiislt uao
sefuebelt pnrSsn isiH.

Die 9oIi5si untsriu6t cine eeroGd,e
tiae Seihitts, iiber Die iis ibre @nIi6t
etnittpsilsn nod fir iih 6e6a!tsn nil.
5rau 5dnnis aibaroiun, eine 48 sSabs
re aIie Dame uuo 64s Dritte Strdbe
pobnbaft, mil BON sRdhtreiterinneu
81 SUB" eebunoeH unb astnebelt unb
in Elm lseritebenbss 3immer iiber i6rer
Dobuung geihlsppt porben iein. 9lls
ibr Wann Samuel Ri6arSIon, Der
benz ebriamen geruf eiues Na9tpGts
tsrs natgebt, seifern Morgeu nm Z
lI6r nab SouIs suriidtebrte uub bic
iibIihe oumpfsnbe 5afs aoffse porSus
finben boffie, fano sr rpeosr oisie nod
feline 5rnu. gr ma9te iid3 ossbolb
auf bic Sufe uno bies fii6rte ibn duh
mad isnsm lssritsbsnben 3inmer i'm
Obern Stod, no Ct feline 5rau nod ims
msr eefsfsIt unb nit sinsm anebel i'm
UhInoe auffunb. ST bsfrsits lie DON
ibrsn 8an6en unb trug Tie in bic
Wobnung. Ruhbem lie ipieSer su
ii9 sstommen mar, sr3Gblte tie ibrem
Monn, tie Tei ssgen 3 llbr Wlorsens
in ibrsr Wobnuns BON bier Meibsrn,
ipsl9s Masien trussn, iibsrFallsn, se-
tnsbeIt ano eaur bis AYR gsruEtlciia.
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Salfe Sdber.
3iuei Wianuer perben redlt5eitig oen
najicH Clement eutrihen.

Der 81 Sabre alte 5runi pahargs,
BON Der 5rort uno purion StraBe,
ponte seitsrn ROrssn isinsm ssben
Elm Gn0e ma9sn unb tpauoeris gu oies
lem 3ped am 6ub Der Collins Strabs
mut6ia in ben Sbio hinein. GburIss
Slet6er unb Wm. McDonalo, bic auf
bem S6iifsbauhOf Der Cincinnati
ga9t uno Boot Co., 2259 Gditsrn
9tpenue, arbeitsn, bemertteu bas 8prs
baben Des Mannes unb siltsn ibm
mad. Das WaFsr Srobts iaou ii6et
ibm 5uiummeu5uIhlagen. aIs re i'm
erreihien uuo lpieosr aus Eroden,
bro6ten. @r purbe mad Dem ScTpitaI
gebraGt unb psnn er aud cine gebDs
riqe Mlense unfiltrirtes SluBDufer
ssfhludt bat, 70 oiirfte bus i6m nihts
meter Ihdben. Gr mar NIT ieinsr Ret
tuns abioIut ni6t sinusrituuoen. Gr
lei drbeitslps, bas Suiein biete ibm
feine 5nuoen unb besbalb mSse man
.ibn gsfdIisit srtriHtsu IaHsn. 9offsnts
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gokal.Derid)t
piaaresen unter Dad.
in @ulis Sdnbiabrif paiiirt bas aa'
tnriuioriss @nnbr.

Uson brau6t nitt INNER auf elmer
eanbpartie obsr ionittpO unter frsitm
!6immsl gu isin. nm DON einem 9Iabs
regen iiherraitt su iuerben. Die 50
S6ubarbsiisrinnsn bsi g. Q. Mclf,
ALP Weit Siebente Strabe, tGHnsu
pariib,r aus Grfahruns rsbeH. Gle
lassn i'm apsitsu Siod ibrsr niiBliAsn
gei6Gftiauns ob. alB iie a!aubten. bic
Sintflutb mar. iibsr iie bsreinse6ros
den unb b1 iie feine rettenbe arte
gloab srbIidi.n, tparsn iie brauf unb
bran, aug BEN fSenitsr 5u iprinesn.
Sic bntisu aud ale llrIn6s, erfdredt
su iein. pis bic aammlsin 6ei eintm
Geniitsr. Die Osds iibsr linen ihisn
linen Elm eYluB su isin, nug bem Der
8obsn berausaefallsn mar, oermaken
itr6mis bas MAILER auf iie bsrab. Die
WabeIs aabsn ibrsm gniisBen fpl9
frGitiasn 4usbrud. bab bic glufrss
auna iih iibsr bas san;e @ebGlibe
ausbe6uts. Die i'm eriien Strd be-
finblitsn aente eilten auf bic Girabs
unb bic i'm britten Gtod ipurbsu BON
enem bsioHnsnsn 0crdr6eiter iiher bic
6intsrirsppen ins Greie stfiibrt. Jns
stpii6m fam bic 5sueripebr angerais
isIt. ba he nbsr feline Resenihirme NIT
iiH fiibrts. mar lie In ttiner msiIe bon
Rubsn. 9as llnbeil bate Elm aeborz
iisnes Rohr anaerihist, tpelf,ss bas
Spsifsrohr fir bic 5susrl0iaborrif,s
tuna,n i'm gsbdube III. Die MGbs
den rpurben tis auf bic 6aut burh-
ndbt unb Iohen aus ipie bic aib6en.
b.nen barihsrsigs Mtnfftn bag sriie
unb l.bis gdlb psrdbreittn, ebe iie iib
- bi. MGb6su natiirlidl NIT tros
deHsn alsibsrn beritben tonnten.
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2llter Wtann get6otet.
Gr iuirS beim aobleniammelH DOa
eiucm 3use geraOsrt.

Der rs Sabre aIts Sobn Srtbpsiu,
bon 1897 RoG 4penue, 1T geitern auT
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men. Der Manu fammelte in Der @es
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minsbiqe Goblen uno ppIlte iiber bic
GelefIe ihreiten, als sr bon Dem 6. 8.
II. .. periunen5us so. 35, osHen Sers
annaben er ni6t sebOrt, getroffsn mo
i'm ipsiten 9Ogen 5ur Seite gsi4Ieubert
purbe. als 2ei9s purbs er aufgeleIen.
Der G9GbeI mar i9m SerIdmettert,
bag rehte 8sin uno Der ltnts Irm gee
brs9en unb sr mar nod anberpeiti3
perlest. Die Sei9e tpurbe mad osr
Mprgue eei4ufft.