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CHAPTER xI-Continued.

1t was fortunate that the accident
had occurred where it did Five miles
beyond was the station marked for the
arrest of Norton as an abductor and
the taking in charge of Florence as a
rebellious girl who had run away from
her parents. If he could reach the
Swede's hut, where his confederates
were in waiting, the game was his.
After struggling along for half an
hour carriage was spied by Vroon,
and he hailed it when it reached his
side.
What's the trouble, mister?" asked
the farmer.
"A wreck ON the railroad My daugh-
ter is badly hurt. / must take her to
the nearest village. How far is it,"
About three miles"
I'm give you twenty dollars for the
use of that rig of yours.
Cant do it mister"
But it's a case of humanity, sir!"
Indignantly. ''You are refusing to aid
the unfortunate
The farmer thought it over for mo-
ment. ".All right. You can have the
buggy for twenty dollars. When you
get to the village take the nag to Doc
Sanders livery. He'll know what to
do
Thank you Help me in with her.
Vroon drove away without the least
intention of going toward the village.
AS result, when Florence came to
her senses she found herself sur
rounded by strange and ominous faces.
At first she thought that they had
taken her from the wreck out OF kind
ness; but when she saw the cold,
impassive face of the man Vroon she
closed her eyes and lay back in the
chair. Well, i'll and weak as she was,
they should find that she WIS not
without certain strength.
In the meatime Norton revived and
looked about in vain for Florence. He
searched among the crowd OF terrified |
passengers, the hurt and the I'M
harmed, but she was not to be found. |
He ran back to the princess and helped |
her out Of the broken car
Where is Florence?" she asked
dazedly.
God knows! Here, come over and
sit down by the fence till see If there
is a field telegraph"
They had already erected one, and
his message went of with batch of
others. This time he was determined
not to trust to chance. The shock
may have brought back Florences re-
cent mental disorder, and she may
have wandered OF without knowing
what che was doing. On the other
hand, she may have been carried of.
And against such a contingency he
must be fortified Money The curse
OF God was upon It; it was the trail
OF the serpent. spreading poison in its
wake.
By and by the princess was able
to walk; and, supporting her, he led
her to the road, along which they
walked slowly for at least an hour
They might very well have waited for
the relief train. But he could not
stand the thought Of inactivity The |
princess had her choice OF staying be- '
hind or going with him. He hated |
the woman. but he could not refuse
her aid. She had cut on the side {
Of her head. and she limped besides. |
They stopped at the first farmhouse, I
explained what had happened, and the t
mistress urged them to enter. She, 6
she had seen no one, and certainly not |
! young woman. She must have wan /
tered on in another direction She q
an into the kitchen for 2 basin and b
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any more effectually than cotton rope
and hemp splice. Sailors are moody
and superstitious; at least they gener-
ally are on hookers of the Captain
Manners breed. Steve was supersti-
tious and Jim Dunkers was moody and
had no thumb on his left hand Steve
hated the sight of that red nubbin.
He was quite certain that it had been
a whole thumb once, on the way to
gouge out somebody's eye, and had
inadvertently connected with some
body's teeth.
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Japanese Railroads,

Japan's government railway
a mileage OF 5,217.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-11
A CHILD DOESN' 7
LAUGH AND PLAY
IF CONSTIPATED
If PeeViSh, FeveriSh and Sick,
Give California Syrup
OF Figs"

Mother Your child isn't naturally
cross and peeYish- See If tongue Is
coated: this is a sure sign its little
stomach. liver and bowels need "A
cleansing at once.
When listless. pale feverish, full OF
cold. breath bad. throat sore. doesn' I
eat. sleep or act naturally. has stom-
ach-ache. diarrhOea. remember. a
gentle liver and bowel cleansing
should always be the first treatment
given.
Nothing equals California Syrup of
Figs" FOR chndren's ills; give a tea
spoonful, and in a few hours ali the
foul waste. sour bile and fermenting
food which is clogged in the bowels
passes out OF the system. and you
have well and playful child again
All children love this harmless. de-
licious fruit laxative" and il never
fails 10 effect a good inside cleans
ing Directions for babies children Of
all ages and grOwn-ups are plainly on
the bottle.
Keep IL handy n your home. a lit
tie given today saves a sick child to-
morrow. but get the genuine. Ask
your druggist for 5O-cent bottle Of
"CaIifornia Syrup OF Figs" then look
and see that IL IS made by the Cali
fornia Fig syrup Company" Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-11

trail owners of d ship or a cargo has
been improperly caused. for they are
most DESTROYS in the interest of both
the United States and Of other neu-
tral countries that British action
should not interfere with the normal
importation and use by the neutral
countries of goods from the United
States.
I have the honor 70 be.
With the highest consideration,
Your eXcellency's most Obedient
humble servant,
(Signedl +. GREY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-11

majesty's government do not desire to
contest the general principles of law.
on which they understand the note OF
the United States 10 be based and
desire TO restrict their action solely TO
interferences with cOntraband ies-
tined for the enemy. His majesty's
government are prepared, whenever
cargo coming from the United states
is detained. 20 explain the case on
which such detention has taken place
and would gladly enter into any ar
rangements by which mistakes can be
avoided and Teparation secured
promptly when any injury 10 the neu-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-11
HIMORIST DIES

ST. PAUL. Mimi, Jan. 11.-MSr-
shall r. Wilder entertainer and hui
morist died here early Sunday after
aIi illness OF two days
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-11
Intended for Enemy.

with such figures the presumption
is very strong that the bulk of cop
per consigned 10 these countries has
recently been intended. not for their
own use. but Cor that OF belligerent
who cannot import IL direct. Ii is
therefore an imperative necessity for
the safety OF this country. while IL is
at war that his majesty's government
should do all in their power TO stop
such part OF this import OF copper
as is not genuinely destined for neu-
trail countries
Your excellency does not quote any
particular shipment of copper 10
Sweden which has been detained.
There are however. four cOnsignments
10 Sweden at the present time, of cop
per and aluminium which. though
definitely consi gned TO Sweden. are
according 10 positive evidence in the
possession OF his majesty's government
definitely destined 90 Germany.
cannot believe. that with such
figures before them and in such cases
as those just mentioned the govern
ment of the United States viii ques-
ton the propriety OF the acticn OF his
majesty's government in taking sus-
oected cargOes 10 prize court End we
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-11
SOUTH BEND, INDIANA

At the Close of Business, Dec. 81, 1914.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-11

Pending a more detailed reply. l
would conclude by saying that his
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-11
Sees Growing Danger.


We are confronted With the grow
ing danger that neutra' countries con-
tiguous to the enemy will become on
a scale hitherto unprecedented a base
of supplies for the armed forces OF
our enemies and for materials for
manufacturing ornaments. The trade
figures of imports show how strong
this tendency is. but we have no COM
plant to make Of the attitude Of the
governments of those countries.
which. so far as we are aware. have
not departed from proper rules Of
terests OF our own national safety to
goods really destined for the enemy
without interfering with those which
are "bonafide' neutral.
Since the outbreak Of the war the
government OF the United States have
changed their previous practice and
have prohibited the publication Of
manifests till 90 days after the de-
parture OF vessels from the United
States ports We had no locus
standi for complaining OF this
change. and did not complain
But the effect of il must be 10 in
crease the difficulty OF ascertaining
the presence of contraband and TO
render necessary in tie interests OF
our national safety the examination
and detention OF more ships than
would have been the case If the
former practice had continued.
Awaits Detailed Reply.
Pending a more detailed reply. 1
would conclude nv saving thar his
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03

,i.lofs bss befu made uuiiorm and epin
pulary
lf Ai,etmeat of samen's raers
mat g. made Co BIZ grand parents. par
onfs a,fc. sister or children this 49,
i.oa applies % foreign weasel. in ua.
tors Il the lutod States, after neat
Marh iil
fs ~.amrna uaees cannot y attach
81 rflepf fur the .app1r Of the "a
name wife sad minor children
f9 Standards arc 80 fw able sea
men.
Do Grew must b. able ~ understand
orders given then This r construed q
menn ueres-srY order. that may o. eiF
en iu ihe u.nre ~ their dut.es
I5 Better lle saving appliance in.
rrra.ad Nfe hsaf accommodation. syf
frmat.r drill oi snss iu che bnsinrs.
% saving hie and property n emery
fnry
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03
FOURTH ANNUAL BEE COUNTY FAIR
OPENS THIS AFTERNOON At BEEVILLE
ALL OF THE EXHIBIT SPACE HAS BEEN RESERvED
MANY SOUTH TEXAS COUNTIES HAVE Ex
HIBTTS OF LIVESTOCK, GRAINS, TRUCKS, FRUHT
AND OTHER PRODUCTS
MANY WILL co FROM HERE FOR OPENING PROCRAH

nlii Ic ftuI uHlN WONDERFUL aninaa
rhef are rtonfhns tlat ihe uots
aundarful mu.. nee County ra4
ulsei hs hundreds 90 live sfnck 49,
SLAMS 40 these Hme men tsms ~.
tu 500 ths Show Wnd minsio toseth,
A. Nle mir There odi he mwf aast.
mcn
rlat ug Fuauh Annual 8co rouhs
inIf $500 he tne most elaborate rs
rstl hrid here fhrrr s uo doubt r.A
year 81. MOST favorable tU fhe Ear 4
MOTE WaFH fnau enc The fnancj4
sittu 60 roe county s better ihan an
before Good crops have been fai.sg
trd ihr exhibition wiu Boz uli ii a.
ordinary
Elaborate preparations nra htits
maar fur thc entertainment n shs
aroHt crowd that s sufs to attend. ln.
rtndr-rrut HehH utD hfln. -isunr
generously over -he 0tF and ulsht "a
Ne Turmoil IufN dH,h-ht Bunting naa
tnd tn, fri white tri niue sin y
drped here and There. The town va
ue l holiday attire.
ENertthne BE- lu readiness Whss
ihr aAs arrives th, electucIn aH e
turned un thr en wHi aGar.le. Rcs.
vile s boost and ihe uat.ldc - y
invited ego bs Deer auret
Governor FefeurHu ulu he lualae
tn attend hr lasf ulehf w.rua that das
tH fle hnrl,r situation hls pIr 0nce q
required u Austln
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-09

erausae6er: Die Observation-Disclosures
A0uli ean0ricu. SSralloelit.
G;elndftS Z S0ial
EsrDjterns@e6dlre 1913 Main StraBe,
"a Gr0ne. Wis.
zz1Hs Selcphor 93alte5 Selepbutl 391-
86onnemeutspret1e;
-sraroenitern" pro Snhr, IreI per
Soft St-'V
.sisrSitern~. pro 5ohr. irei per
Soft @'-eo
Sobr $500
Sat europa, au5ihllerIidl gtaei;
8srniisbe8a9lun9. pprtoTrel:
ssEESzpeulteln". pyp ,Sabt S2.oo
Srnr6iterrN BRO Suh- $3.50
weise Modenaasqaben, pro Sdhr $3.50
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- &urmcr iino Ole llrladlc uieler
Minoertrnntbeiten.

Nllrmer. 5l laulcnoen. rmibcll
6tm @luo Die gtahrlnig, haltrn lety.
@ndlathim 3urild. oeruriobeu Ger.
'topilug llnperooulidlfcit. Heruoii.
tat. unaicIhmoblQcn appctit 6ieber
uno mdHdlm0l SpoStn@. Nidapoo
}Sorm NiIlcr idofit fur Gle oieic
3lltonoc GrIeihterand. Gin uiertcl
his 81 tinem bieier ouaenalmcn Can.
b Sa5cracs. ciNacnonEuien ME IN.
deolelelL t00tet uio iuhrt Ole @Silr.
nler ab. rc1uIirt Sic We00rnc ,<bres
Hinoes mt0 0ibt liant @ciun0beit un0
SetenSfroit 5urltf. Nolen Sic lid,
cine Grj0tn0l SdludlteI MIR 25c npu
Nhrem Nootheter, @cfdhroen Sic
Die @elunobeit &brc$ 0iuoe$ niat
inenn Sic Gin iidlereS mo einfates
gsitteI bobei tonncn.
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0as Ntleulnt an nrn Nrln Narter

tSiHdu8morH i, " Nlorqou lit elm
oerruhtcr att. tHtrttI. III meldcr
auitiaeH &crfoinmQ Der Attenta
Ger itdl bci.aoen bobcn mag. %e0c
&bot oiCier &irt lit enc ucrluerf
jde 8bat. inr ale 6 feline Redticr
Tgun9 un0 ttmt Nti@oniGula gibt.
Eer NnldidQ lit g9u einem Malmc
s~Allsaeilihrt moroca. ben Dem mou
aaorouSlcsea muB. oaR er mciB. mos
&r tblt. 2oE Die mtQsheurc Sdul0.
Sic 0ieics &0uo ourtu olc mabIIoit
Nustubr pen 2Eailgn ,mo Wilmitlou
DuS ourn 0ea 800 70 uiclcr tupferce
2falnler an Ben eHropGUdeu NrjoQn
%5dlaupIdbel cur lid luot In ocm Njc
snntelgon9e e,uea Wcuidpcn &ermir
xarua mridtcu Tam. lit 0urddlts AT
@criteheL Aber nit clncnt &crbre
slen ut rincr Code nod uicniol9 &c
wEltbt. uohl otter i6ou ichr uicI Sda-
Den aHaertdtct mor0el.
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Sic G~a5clHadtr.
Sn CeIterrsid' ~g:brGa5alidsr 2ctrnaEif
Or S~t.ieasr.

5n CeIterreid g:brdaalidlsr 2etrnarif
oe- Gte';.asr.
Der Gries nil ,Sialjrn 9lt rer
@pisnnacn. nit oen DEN altets9e.
tie ,5td.jtner in Celtecreid] bele3.
u2goen, ioie0er p2lt tunli& gtmaat:
,aayeint1ter.." N,ertpurolQ 1T Eur,
rab ei5eniIi1 bic peailitsn gu mi'ier
teinen. lpos cas Nogt gi9eatiif ia.
teutet uno marum rauu Die Jtalisuer
10 nernt. Wan lisit leBt lit pen
@ldttern Die tieilnmgI.en pie Die
cberldhli6Itm 5etrcd)tun7en u6er
tn Sinn auo uripgIuJ oes 0orte3.
1Gtte man inoe5 Die oeutiben uuo
loelifsn 8%aIernbuben IN Der Sprad
3ren5e, bic einauosr germ nit perars
ti9en Spibnumen neden, beiyogt. (et;
ira III Siotirot). 10 mare man mil
helos binter bus @etsimni3 getcm
n.efl.
0ns idiidte Dol. bat. n;e Be,
tunnt, sineit l6orfen 9Iid fir qe.
w;iie 9eionosrbeiten Ger duberen Gr-
ifeiHun3, bs5 0ehabens, Der gebense
lusiie. 0enn Die Burden e,nes
rcuti6en uno zines pe!ihen RAD.
turoories chamber 6~eionosr5 emp
Ii7olide 0inae iodeu pollen, ocnn
rgfen ie eiplnotr ,YoltntateIie."
beam. .Enooerli" an. Tds flircf
niaoeiiers 10 Ihari, fpie pa5 be
liIhmte .6je Belf Bic 8ai6fin
gcn." }tuh .0juetaron- unb ri
tel" Iino mistilm2 E9lahtruTe Der
btioeu ~aatjoualen Eager, pie esnA
p~berblupt bic beioerteiti9tn Idtio=
~naIlpeiien I'M Almp' per garolen
ulD @eidnae eiEe groBe gtolle ipieIen
Gber NIT osr unteyitei0ung nod,
len 4aiionalQerltttu 1T bic Gbarat
teriiierungsiuit ees @oltes 0urdaus
niht erIhopft. Oo Geutlhe unr
Welidle hart I'M 8aume bel ttnanoer
mobnc uno lilhe 6lben, I1 qeqm.
lsitig 81 betrdn.tu. bort iino lie nr
tolo nbtr Die ~n1tioultsn 6~6dratlers
unterlfieoe thar. Nsba Dem ae.
'%6meioiqen. beheuoen, ralben. init,nt.
gip hanoelnoeu 5toIiercr erifeint Der
longIam be0d6tlge. iiberIegenoc, lin
utnoe 9eufide ais plump. Gnrum
rerlpottet tbn oer Nelihe d(s Bar.
ter, ~brutto". um0ete6rt eylhsint
Gem 9eptiben oas gauge @eh16eu
res StdIisners ols etfuos 0ubendr.
tises. Sn Ger 1ot acbort Is 3u ben
entionalen Gigentimljhteiten oe3
,<.aliener9. lpena Tim etlp35 llebet-
tdidenoes. uuaugene6mes ooer ettu0s,
tpas i'm mtBtrduiih maft, picer
ldbrt. cine Art naaBsnbudei" 3u mo.
dsu. 3as inn inTiattipe 4eube
rungsn oes Sel6itsrhaltun9strie5es
..SabsImader", nu8 lit einet, cer Iid.
lule cine Hase beaimmt. Der .eins
stose madt". elu .3aberbudelma
d,sr". Ter 3uidII iiiat Is. oab biz
4oliti. Der SaldnorA. Sonhiuo unc
0ienoiieu tlBenarti1 i'm idlimmiten
Gguns PES Wcrt,5 IL uno oaber oas
iii uIls:me,uen pom Belt 7'enlid1
e1Tmlos oSmsin:e Wori .8oBelmo
cacr pl9Blib 81 eHsy @eotutuRc
iemmt, bic allies Jus ,bm teyaus
ih6pit. uo3 5us t1n: nah leinem
ur'prnnI Uno Sg0et nur hes1u@Qe
ac!i 9ec0sr t0u.
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oerooe d6qeihloIienen @ertrog mo
gnb NollaHo Slngop0re nldlt 5urld
e nor Der Anirifter Der Wf0r0e IN
G~olembanq mo nd5rte pon oei1
Stroits dis ben Auiltnno III AtJcb.
@l5 lest bot Gnalan0 ms ben ldon+
! item (beil unicrer aolonleH gelallen,
mo guar nur oeslolb. neil es fard-
tcte, Nollano IN Die Arme 1eltld-
limos 3l treiben. I'd tennc feIne
O}oht. ole enalauo oaruu binoern
tonute, tic 3i crobern. menn 0elttid-
lono beiieqt milroc. 3le iiIoofrifani-
ihc @cididlte bot qenilgcn0 gc5eiqt.
oni. menn Gna.dn0 etpus begebrt,
Is iiIr 0ieies Sono Elm altsreideuoer
@runo iii. CUR Glnoerlcibumg ilber5u.
Gctc;'. lln0 Die bo~ll0noiidlen Solo
nle1 mo etua5 BeqebrensmcrtbcS.
rs lit clio iir 0oaano iebr ermiinidt
Dor Gnalan6 nldt iiegt. AuBcroem
milroe Scr Sieq Gnglnno5 6en 0crn
einc9 nelIen 0roBen &rieges in lid,
trodcn. Is bat lid Qc5cidt. oaB
Gn0lnno ourd Ieile Sceherridoit I'M
itonoe lit. ie0em melt. uuo rittcletro-
noild)en Hcidc oie 2ebensmjttel3r.
i1br ab5uidnciocn. @em %Stalien
mo 6rdifrei6 gcitorft oi5 0ent
a0mpie fommen. Damn miro cs ibr
critics HcItrcben iein. Die Scenlmodt
Gnqlonos 8u brehen. Nudl fiir Die
MISUNDERSTANDING oeS cureopdiidcn
Trje0cn8 lit e5 oIlo erluuniht. ooB
Guglono niht iiegt." 8roiciior
@ersluns ireiit baum bin ouf oie
@cidhrcn. Die uon irons0itid)cr uno
nor oIlem ben ruiiiidler Scite 0roben
mo fomnit oorolls Ell Der Shlnbfol
9crluQ: aNeeil Geutihlono 0os BOIL
locrt GuropaS 1eqen Ole llebcriIuth.
una ourh oie Slouen lit. neil Dos
rthldieriqe uno frieqeriidle Sronf-
reid ltct5 cine 0~e0ruhuna filr Die
llnobbinaiafcit SoGon6S Qepcieu lit
llno itetS iein miro. neil Gnglono
imntcr Sic intolerdnte Hotiou, meldle
itct5 hctt hon0noiiden @onoel He0robt
ma ocn QoloniolbeIit @o1an0s Qe-
idbr6ct. acmelen lit un6 blei6en miro.
0nrum limo mir oGttidlfrcnolid.
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Hitter DER lIrberidriit: .2Sarnm

mir fur &%a{tldltan0 limo per0fieRt
ljd}t 0er b%ollonojide lIulucrtitdtapro.
reilor 1r. y. u. &cr5lun9 IN DER
MoAculhriit Ioetomit eiHeu olIelc.
8eihntten ArtItcl o@Sir miutincu
oob 0%eutlhIono lie9t mctl MIR Den
TrIc0cu munideL. Gle Grf0hrung
Scr leBten piersiq <lohrc pat gctuJ.
OCHo qejtint. nab. 10 IlnQe 2cutidl.
inno ltit lejueit Gerbuuoetcu it0rfcr
NOR ais ApHlauo mo Tronfreid1. Ger
Sricne uidG 9el.ort mor0cn lit. Der
Grieoe muroc gei0brocs non otlu Nu-
0cnblite on oils Unaluu0 0je Niodt
ucrhu,tltlc %du0crteAid) mIiNrantrtld,
rcrban0 mo %tollen pnu Dem Irei
MtWDc lo3t0ulte. Mtua luqt. lelblt.
uerit0n0lid mcroC Srortrcih telnclt
AricQ Wbreu, lpcm Is lhpdtb lei.
>h aIaube ool Is otto ichr nltIidl
IL. NaB Srontrelh iduuod lit.
2cuildllan0 hot 0c3clAt. TART icIn SIT
tPruCu. cbne cileu SrIcN 81 iilhreu.
&SGtu Gcutldllun0 trIc0erjid Qcliurt
0cprica mare. bate e mdhreuN oc@
ruiliih iaponilden NrjcQc9 ocu
Stlda iltI,ren tonnen. Au6lono mar
Nurd uuicre ,3ermi,rinilic lhlpndl
uno mlroc onrh sic >Sdpo.
ncr Q%elhloacn. GngIolo hottc oic
NJ Suoafrifa crIittencn Ncrluite nod
Hidt Nh>rmmocn. TcutihIono hot
0iele U,leQrnhcit did1t ~a1.Scnitet.
9Sil0 obcr Elm licucuocS 2eutidIanN
Notoae midi cinuerlcibat2 SD
0loubc nldt. 2cutihIano lit INN e.
Gin outer &chhor ml0 oft Elm quicr
6rctm0 MoIlauoS Qelucieu. &cnp
Gcttldlluuo Mo(ouo bate u1tcrrpcr.
len Wolcl hattie Is III Sen 'SSahtal
1870 1902 ooiu mthr ol8 acnuu
4F0d't u1o WClcQenhejt aChobt. Ylchr
nodl. 0futlhlaHo 1T fir Nolono
ciu H'ent5ehrlidcr StUepuaft ao}cn
mo0ltde &narjffe pm ser Gcite Gfa
lon0S nnS Trunfrch9. GnalonS
hat @ollano. mo 6 MIR tpnuie. i'm.
nler berodttc'Iigt. Gg oerleetc einel
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&ic mirO's nit Meritu? Srub oer
&arnung. meldle Graiioent @illorl
nor Modlen an ore meritaniidlen tYilb
rcr crQebeu lieB. baben Die 3uitouoc
in ser Anhbarrepublit iidl eber Der.
idlimmcrt ouItatt heiicr ST. ner0en.
2iou NereInburungcll sur Nieoerher
ltcaunQ oe9 Srieocn3 uno aeoroneter
&crbdltniiic feline Spur; Garron3a
lcliQuet. o0n Glef0 ooer oar 0ungcrS.
NTH hcrridcn, crlol}t cine Yrotlomo-
tion.moriu er lidl ais etn3ig mogItdlen
Retter MetifoS hinitellt. utlo pr0ien.
tirt 2onnlitotserflurlungen non elnern
balbeH Glltcno 5tdats @ouuerneu
rem. 0ie NIT ihm ourh DID mo Gtun
Qebcu motleu. 4}lQd ma9ftrt ieiuc
,SntriQuen 0rrh ungebIihe &crcitnil
llqlejt. NIT G|drrun5a ST Dcrbunoeln.
}uputn last iibarbolpt nidlt8 inehr
uon iidh h0rcn, uuo @uertd pcriudt.
NIT @itie Der britiIdlcu Tetroleuu.
SHtcreilcu cine Hclte @egenrepollition
nu}u3cttcln. $n iibriQeu miro offer.
lndrts nod &rditcu Qetdmpt qeplilu
oert mo qcienlt. uno ole QroBc Moiie
oea Bottles nui3 mcitcr butaern.
9ds eu0e oieier n%tiicrobien 3u
1t0n0c lit uidt oh3uichcu. rs lei oenn.
SCI, cine iturfc Nopo einqrciIt. On.
wI lit flor. ooB bon SEN ictiacu
6ottinusnlhrern feirer itorf qenlQ ut
nm Scr onoereit Ser 5u meroen:
etcnio, odB feiner qcitciot III. I'M ,tns
tcreiie oe5 WeheimmoIls eiuen OH.
ocrcn ito0 nHtcr3uoronen. leoer per
rotlt lclne eigencu ielnitildlcn 31pede
un0 trodtct odnodl. m6glidit reid,
lid I'M lrilbcn sll iildlen. 9ietct lid,
fclne 'tarfe @auo in Ntcrifo ielbit, 10
muB cine iolde BON oltben 6inein.
arcifrl, pclm i~lbcrbdupt ic Rltbe mo
Cronulg ipic0er pcrriheu lollcu.
Gr1ijoent 98ilinu mnnldt Dem
&irrmorr I'M 9tudhdritoat Gin Gnoe
atH10dlt 3l icbelI. obcr er idleltt itc6
pom ntilitdriiden INTERVENTION, mcit
or Die @~ereiuiQtcu 5tuatcE por
2ricQ@areuelu bGuobrt miiicn mia.
ME tic ieet europa 3erileiidcn. Der
Rr0I0ent miro bolo 5I oeiruitptn
GHtlfIiifeu fonrmett miiiieh. idlreibf
Sic Y. y. Els. Sta" Gr itcht Dor
Ser @~Itcrnotipe. entmcocr poiiip 5ul
blciben mo sic Werifaner his SIR
6rihopnnd ou5tobcu }u Ioiieu. mas
Iouae oallcrn miro uu0 fmim aeihc
beil fam. olne onl} olt5lnartiae 0iddl
te Nh mater einmiitcn: ooer or nun
tur3cn Q'rn}eE modlen mo oic lr
meel hluidifcu. mn Sic ltrrubltiitcr
sur Ncrnunft brinaen ms 10 ottRcr
ontcritnliide Ginililiie fe~ru5uholten.
(92. ii. NJ
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Ruriiriu 2lni. scr upr ciniaen "a.

arm III Der ENcrhQnnung aeitorhcie 0r
@rltt0cnt ION Qityjfo. uur0e 1880 oils
Sohn elmer ongNebuten Gumilie
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auar MIR 5u 1on5 ~prfUuatH GbeiI iii
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starb ais 4orfirl crit 0rct Sabre alt
nar uniD CT M s1e oui llntoiteu Nte
sildoi9 pon corocd cr3opCrt. Abrr
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ltiiumt lpor. 500 jbH nid't an mo or
ponote It'd all Ilulatr 9l}dmt Sem
5rtoinm Der Heelte Gu. Ibcr oltd
Ole Kon0cfteu uer!ucbttn ihu aidlt
ooacrno 81 feiiela ruo ais in ocn
1pier5iger Sohren scr ariea nit Sem
s1srreintgten 5tooien ausbradl. trut
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49,
Eener III Sen MrIeI 5icheL. 0auou ein
gseiipicl. Gfue iultQlt IN Wern aus
snua e%inBetroHctt 1omc er5oltt
AIS lie 0en ,iu0 init ocm lie aus
a%uuu obrciitc bcitie1. llei chen
sn ser 3u1uboI Gin N{ilitor5ua eln.
9Elu Wom rjei Sod Der &rie9'"
Eormti ihtr3teu Die Aeierpriten aus
Seln 3up marien lih an Sen Shrcier
emo ihtu0et i'm balh toht. Wlit scr
Aric0SbNertcrmQ scr %itoIicuiihtn
SolooteH aui elner @t3ie itcDcn Oie
~SrfolQe" mtltt Sic itulio1iihtH
4Sniteu tiv lest gu 0triejducu habcn.
IN &clidturol bcbcu tic eln5etne
q@ren8ueltcr teleHt mo IN Den Adrtct
soben lie e2 nod Htjt clnlial 10 nett
gebrodlt.
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QOfaler Marftberimt.
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