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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-06-04
THE FOURTH DAY Or EPOCH

"And God made greater light
day and the lesser light to rule the night"
1t is not suppose
were created after Earth there a
reasonable viewing and
the Stars created long BEFORE
time cast their light impenea
BILE veil which canoped
The appearance Of the Sun Moon Fourth Day
Implies that another precipitated
great of the gules
washed between the
The atmosphere heavily charged carbon very
yoiabe the development Of plant
1t is that the still
crust that highly
that the air
breathing animal very
extremely favorable gigantic growths Of
This giant vegetation presumably condition
incpent coal afterwards
after another the
vegetation under Shiny deposits coaneds
We not to that the Sun Moon
the earth then But they discernbe
heavy banks OF fog and carbonaden The
of the prepare
higher forms plant
word made in this day
that the Moon the
the New
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-06-04
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ROSE FESTIVAL

NOOL Il La IL AL
Portland, Oregon,
June 8, 10. IL, 1918.
Excursions Via
Oregon Short Line
Tickets on Sale
from Idaho and
Oregon Points,
June 8, :, and s.
Limit, June 10th.
See Agents for
Rates.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-06-04

Published each Friday. 81 per year.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-06-04

Bad breath7 Use DR.. Miles LeVativs
Tablets. they are excellent for slug.
sish liver. LAdvertisemsntl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-30
Eulogy on a Tin Can.

The tin can is the emblem of civil
izatiCn Its absence defines the saw
age: its use sets apart from barbar-
ians the modern, forehanded sanitary
man. Ii is civilizations defense against
the leannes of lean years and against
the attacks of carnivorous germs. It
is important. therefore that one of
the most completely exhibited things
at the Panama Pacific Exposition at
San Fan Froncisco is the tin can, both
IN it's manufacture and in its use.
1t has been improved in the last ten
years: the top and bottom are no lon
ger soldered on they are crimped on,
so that no corrosion can result from
acid contents. Cans are now sealed
in vacuum, so that no bacterial change
can be set up within. The processes in
these directions have been vastly inn
proved And the machinery for max
ing cans exhibited in the Palace OF
Manufactures and the machinery for
filing and sealing them exhibited in
the Palace of Horticulture) have been
perfected until the process in each case
IS now a continuous process, and a pro-
cess wholly mechanical, in which the
workmen share with their hands only
to pull levers and adjust apparatus
The Worlds Work for july.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-30
Life On Island Of TutuaIi.

? he efforts Of the medical depart
ment of the United States have prac-
tically stamped out tomas among the
natives of the Island of Tutuila, Sa-
moa," said Mason E. Mitchell, pay
master5's clerk, U. S. ~. at the Ebbitt.
"By the use of '914,' Surgeons c. f.
Ely and j. c. Parham. of the navy
have accomplished winders Even the
dreaded clephartiasis is decreasing
among the natives. The Island Of Tu-
uila, which was ceded by the chiefs
of the Manua group to the United
States in 1900, and accepted by the
president, has as yet had no appropria-
ton from Congress.
"The duties of naval officers on sta
ton at the island are dial, in addition
to performing their regular naval du-
ties, they must act as county officials.
Commander j. NJ Poyer. U. S. ~. re-
Gently succeeded Commander C. ..
Strains, L. s. ~. as commander of the
naval station and civil governor of the
Island of Tutuali
II was superintendent of schools,
said Mr.. Mitchell We have compul-
sorry education there Children be-
tween the ages of six and fourteen
years must attend school They are
first instructed in their own language
which has only fourteen letters in the
alphabet and then they are taught
English The people are simple and
happy. They are Christians. and the
island holds the record for the world
in the greatest percentage of children
attending the Sunday-school
THE island is about six miles wide
and about eighteen miles in length.
The population ia about 5000 The
$4,000 appropriated by Congress and
the $4,000 donated by the Red Cross
for the relief of the natives after the
hurricane which swept the island on
January Is. demolishing all Of the
houses. IS being we'll used. The ma
tives have again planted their crops
and rebuilt their homes. I thorough
ly enjoyed the life at the station dur
ing sixteen months, and should not feel
sorry If l were again sent to do duty
there e-WashingtOn Post,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-30
THE JULY WEATHER
FORECASTED BY HICKS
Storms and Reactionary Storms for
the Seventh Month.
MOON ON CELESTIAL EQUATOR.
Disturbances VIII Pass On Into August
---Three Re-ActiOnary Storms
During July.

The first reactionary storm period Is
central on the first and second. The
Moon being on the Celestial Equator
on the 2nd. the temperature will rise
to very high readings on and next to
that day.
on and touching the 3rd and 4th. the
barometer will make a decided rise.
bringing northwesterly winds and a
change TO cooler. pleasant weather.
The first regular storm period is cen
tral on the eth. extending over the 5th
TO the 9Th. inclusive.
The second reacticnary storm period
IS central on the 18th. 18th and l4th.
This is al the entrance Of q Mercury
period, with the Moon at its new. or in
conjunction with the Earth and Sun on
the 18th. AS a rule we are to look for
higher temperatures ON and about The
dates Of new Moon. and electrical
storms are common at such times.
This is especially true when the
Moon is on the Celestial Equator az its
conjunction with the Earth and sun.
The second regular storm period is
central on the 18th, eXte nding from the
10th TO the 2lst, inclusive The reg
ular Vulcan period is about coincident
with the centre OF the Mercury period.
the Moon being on the Equator with
Mcrcury's centre or tho 18th. and al
fret quarter on the 18th.
The very close conjunction of We
nus and Saturn on the nth. and the
conjunction Of Neptune. sun and Earth
on the 23rd, al may ad purturbing in
fluences on storm. weather and earth
quake which may be easier to note.
and more unpleasant to endure. than il
is to fully comprehend and explain the
phenomena. Stormsin all probability
will be much more pronounced. from
Saturday. the 18th TO Tuesday,the goth
The third reactionary storm period is
central on the 23rd. 24th and 10Th.
TheMOon is i'm perigee and at it's great
est declination south on the 2}rd The
third regular storm period is central
on the both. reaching from the 2Sth TO
August 3rd The Vulcan disturbance
stands almost alone at this time The
passage of the Moon over the Celestial
Equator on the 29'h will bring crisis
of nigh temperature, with possibly
some rafting thunder storms on and
touching that date.
general fall Of the barometer.
warm south winds, with summer blus
tering and possibly violent local
winds and rain. need not surprise the
readers of these forecasts. These dis
turbances will be in progress as we
pass from July to August
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-30

hatch some late chickens In,
he takes up might better be used ry "a
laying hen. Il is not strict economy
20 feed him while getting no e.grr.
from him And what Is most mHe-l
ant the eA laid by aock iu which
no male bird is kept arc Of tsf.e
quality They viii keep ioneer esrtll
ally E warm weather.
Ail who have ever operated aa .a.
cubator know that tha inierGe es,s
VIII come ou, OF the machine ou tae
dfth or seventh day apparently lar
Jectly fresh Furthermore most u-
cubator operators keep these iulerule
esgs unul the machine lltebes and
then bon them up Tor feeding the
youue chicks This 70 uy H.ud 10
rather good proof Of them keeping
qualities.
II you can't get rid of 81. "foa~te
ln any other way boil hif aad mak, d
meal Of Alm If he Is esI cially ysu
able as a breeder ia bin small sum
away from the hens heep him oll
Of the flock ii possible
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-30
DEATH BED CONVERSION TO
CATHOLIC FAITH---DR. ROBERTS
A Conversion That Caused Sensation
throughout All England.

A remarkable death bed conversion
has taken place at Clapham, England.
The convert was DR.. David Roberts. 3
son of the house which founded Cal
vanistic Methodism in Wales. The
doctor who was in his fifty-fourth
year, was also a Methodist, his wife
being Presbyterian.
When told he was dying and asked
if he would like to see the minister,
he said the only person he would like
to see would be a Catholic priest.
One of the Redemptorist Fathers of
Clapham, the same Order as resides
here in our city, was at last sent for.
He found the dying man in the best
Of dispositions and received him into
the Church.
The conversion has created a great
sensation throughout all England.
The first time the convert entered the
Catholic Church as a Catholic. was
when his body was brought to ST.
Mary's for Requiem Mass.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-30
NEEDFUL KNOWLEDGE.
Annapolis People Should Learn 10
Detect the Approach Of Kid
y Disease.

The symptoms 20 kidney troublc are
many Disorjercd Kidneys often
eNcrete thick. cloudy offensive urine.
fun ~ Sediment. irregular 81 passage
or attended by sensation 81 scald-
inE The hack may ache headaches
and d.zzy spells may occur and the
victim often c.ehted down by
feeling of .anEuor and fatigue Ne
glect these warnings and there is
danger Delay often proves fatal
You ear use uo better endorsed kidney
remedy tasa nosns Kidney Pills.
Here's Annapolis proof Vt their merit.
Mas James Thomas. 24G Prince
George Str Annapolis. SAYS III was
subject q dizzy and nervous spells and
my back and head achcd intensely.
Sly Kidneys we're weak and caused an
the trouble Doan- Kidney Pills
brought immediate relief. Another
81 uy family who hai lame back and
weak Kidneys took paan Kidney Pills
and was cured
Price sos. az 81. dealers Don't
simply ass for kidney remedy get
Dosu's Kidney ptIs the same that
Mrs Thomas had Foster MIburn
Ca Prop Buffalo. N
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-30
JUNE 80. 1915
SNAP SHOTS

Many a man goes to law who
never gets back
"A many sided man ought 10 be
perfectly square.
When poverty comes in at the
door, love looks around for an
aeroplane.
A fellow with an e gagement
ring Is pretty sure to get the glad
hard from some girl.
Neutrality demonstrates that
some people are on the defensive,
and others are on the fence.
By the time mauy a fellow
arrives at a conclusion he is 50 tired
he never gets away from IT,
Ore of the hardest things in
the world for a failure to under
stand is the success of others.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-30
500 REWARD 500

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease, requires
a constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the systm, thereby destroy
ing tn foundation OF the disease, and
giving the patient strength by building
up the constitution and assisting ma
ture in doing its work. The proprie-
tors have so much faith in its curative
powers that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that It fails to
cure. Send for list OF testimonials
Address,. J. CHENEY & CO.
Toledo, o
Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for Con-
sumption
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-30
The Golden Rule.

DO as you would be done by.-Per-
sian.
Do not that TO a neighbor which YOU
would not take from him.--Grecian.
One should seek for others the hap
piness desired for oneself. Buddhist
What you would not wish done to
yourself. do not unto others. Chinese.
He sought fer others the good he de
sired for himself Let him pass on
Egyptian
All things whatsoever We would that
men should do unto you. de We even 10
them.-Christian.
The true rnle Of life is to guard and
do by the things of others as they DO
by their own.--Hindd
Let none of you treat his brother in
a way he himself would dislike TO be
treated dMohammedan.
The law imprinted on the hearts Of
all mon is to love the members of so
ciety as hemselves.--Roman
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-30
Fine Peach Crop, Despite
Last Weeks Hail Storm.

Mr.. Harry E. Feldmeyer, whose
county estate is at Belmont, Bay
Ridge Ave, near Eastport, has fine
crop of peaches despite the hail. One
branch Is inches long brought to town
this morning and on display at DR..
James d. Feldmeyer's drug store has
seventeen peaches on it.
The hail did considerable damage to
Mr.. Feldmeyer's peaches but he still
has fine crop. Every time the hail
stones of last Tuesday struck the trees,
peck of peaches fell from each tree.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-30
4 Refreshing Drink These Hot DAYS

When you feel tired and worn out
these hot days, procure a bottle of Eb-
ling's Grape Wine-crush a little ice.
and pour Ebling's wine over same
with a little lemon Juice. and you will
find that it will be the most benefi-
cial beverage you can take to build up
and give you strength. Try a bottle.
Only S5 cents. Telephone your order.
Phone No. 1S06-F-2l. ils-tf.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-30

What is needed aud shaal be 70
quired Of every rural teacher No either
them with the facts about am crops.
soils farm animals, sanitation and t0e
best methods OF presenting Their n
the school 0ur Agricultural Cole
is helping 20 solve thI problem
through it's summer training school for
country teachers, which open Tor al
six weeks session June the 2lst
subscribe f. TuF CtPfTtt
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-30

Don't permit flies in your house.
Don't permit flies near your food.
Don't permit flies near the sick.
Don't purchase foodstuffs where
flies are tolerated.
Don't tolerate fly breeding places in
your neighborhood.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-30
WEED OUT THE MALE BIRDS
FROM THE FARM FLOCK NOW.
ROY H. WAITE.
Maryland Agricultural Experiment
Station.

Unless you have an especially Hne
male bird with your flock Of hem IS
uearing time now for you 10 dispose
OF him. There are several reasons for
getting him out Of The fcck He emit
necessary unless YOU are Soins 70
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-30

WASHINGTON June. 80 L. 90 A NJ
For Maryland-Probably showers to-
night and Thursday
Chief OF Weather Bureau.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-30

Some people think twice before
they speak, and others stutter.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-30

te-th examined and
t1e necessary treatment
until YOU suffer the
at improperly mastica-
which only perfect teeth
ot only fill and treat
most satisfactory man
he most difficult bridge
a.s rs wei. All work
prove satisfactory
when you wish to be
undergoing pain
and at the same time
ltisisctory work and
Dal
parlors are open every
rr-day and Saturday.
ff TTvE%1Tr|
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-30

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-30
THE GODDESS!"
BY Charles Goddard and Gouvernour
Norris.
Noyelized from the photoplay OF the
same name produced by the VITA
GRAPH COMPANY.

Copyrighted. 1915. by The Star Co.
NOTE-"THE GODDESS" viii be
published as a serial story In THE
EVENING CAPITAL. The pictures
VIII be shown at THE PALACE THE.
ATRE every Fridsy.
The picture shown viii be for the
Installment published the preceding
week and ending Thursday, the night
before.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13

o@on3 unm6sii9l" piberIprnb osr
Diretior. oMaria 1T 70 in bic 2dnse
qel6oHen, boB iie taum nod fir eine
@inOerpaniomimc in 9etroht tommt-
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loio laIal e(tcr jsBt beOente ib MID
foIt fGcn, ob ih iis ais G0nigin pcrs
penOeu ioII. sn Der 2(potbe0Is tDiiroe
iie ols 8ornr0sden bod gerooe5u ID
derlicb ousle6sn ouf Dem ilsinen
Ehroue. 9l6cr fir Qntretia iii sr toie
geiAaiisu. SD babe ic neuiitb lnop
barauf aeieBt @irlii4; gar5 cEi5iiis
ieno iie1f ii' aus!"
nIeinl S6 6leibe hotsi. i19ie Gerr
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ii!IlHmsiaenb siril1tn uus au5ae-
m0Mt, baB 0utretio ME nit Dem Sir
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cus ter SIeinsa c;r: 3irfustiiniilerin
al maGen. Gs lit ia nur cine 9itls
Bic ,c1 al sic ritie. Gie tim mir III
naa perI5uli6sn 0lcidllcu 0amit, fiis
zen Id storcr le9r oanibar pdre."
s,err 8yie cntpcrsstc lic3l 6alB
To6, boB 2ulTetia init groben Nu8e4
uno cficntm MurDc, bem Elm fcttueF
ret. fca3cn6r- glicin sntitr0mie, in pic
gli1inng Der St,nnlen itarrte pbF
oIsid he ba nicrano feber fonnte.
Mcii i6-e 2Erpsr blot segeneinanber
esSgHdt irarsn, fu6lis er, boB iie att
icxie. GnSlia iprur1 her Director
pilbcr; inner nit Der gleiHen 9fiids
fMtnabme in Der Gtimme, bic bos
Dlreits fsines mcrte milbern foIlte.
Limb etiros Gnlgcgcniommen bilrfz
&c in bod cigtntlih cad DonSbnen err
warttn; iiit9t na0r9" iagte er. n34
oIaube nl9i, boB lG Sbnen in 6sn
flint Sabren, baB Sie bet mir iino, ie
bn9 eeglngfie IN ben gDeg gelcst bobe.
Simmer soa i1 In 9etracbt, baB Sie
Elm aebilbeier Wlann iinb, bem bds 2sf
ben 9arl uilipisIte, 9utrctia 1T bas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13

pollts nur 6as Wie0srle6en 1inauss
fGiebea unb litt ba6si qudlenoe
S6mer5en in Isiner Seele.
co tam er in Die gld6e Der Gripeiie-
rling bes Gonges, ro 6crr @ri6 bic
&iroer 3u unterihtsn PiIegte. Da D6rz
te er pl0Blic9 in Ieiner unmittelbaren
gldfe ein Iciles pRl Pal
Gridrodcn fu9r er aus Teinen Sc
boHiea uIf unb Iob sur Gsite. syn eli
nem g8inicl auBsr6al5 Der 4ommer
nit ben 93equiiitsn fix oie 9cniomims
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sannte 2aire;ia. s1lit is1r ipiaiisel1
@eiicat 0riidte iie 50si Singer geael
bic 2ippen, 70 raB Sons MIR auf bsn
3.bsnibissn ndbtr Gil ireten ipaaie.
@crGuihics ara lie iGn 81 io5 bcro0
uro naGte 3eiGen haB ey iif gang
ru6la Derhalien irlle Ssns 81 Dssrcis
len, tauerte CT iiG netcn ibr nleosr
@Itid5siiiq 9orte CT gtimmen. Scrr
@ri6 rno terDi9elior IpTcasn irq,uo.
no niteinan0cr; robI auf oet anosren
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rNein. rsirl S@ lam mid ri1l
BAN per'ietenl SO iaAa Is i1iratA
nidil Das IisFc s;riaA Gle msia.
3r!uniisrldns itlGr Dtn Gaifsn ipsr
fen. Collie tas hos Guos ieir, 70
ldtie ioo u;di ja6rslana iiir baa Sino
Su siitern brauGen 2lllc Gualen ipds
rem rriiont ee;o,Fen!"
rQlbsr 6err Brill" cntlcoritis Dis
rtttoy Qll6erii rJdfGispol. Sic fa5
bch font fo beToan.R gebi ii5Crs
trsitcn @is ipirIlici. aistsn Sis 3lre
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nsr 8iripsiiinIilsrin uHo elmer seles
ssrllirGen gisurantia IN ben PoatomIi
m,l Stint ipnbr, bos maiisn Sle cedl
auee6en2 Mas lit BERN lpslser bdtei2
mir baben fir bas TegnvSSd.a ou'
ssn6IidIl4 wirfli@ .cine onter, Dori
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13

anoeres ToeeH! Sd min mid nibt BON
ibr anie9en laHen sd fam iie nidt
leiben. Sogor mein @roBbdter Iogt
bod, odB bic 3irtustinbsr b0ie iinb. "
nDie anberen, ia. 9lber Ou bod nibt.
Du biIt bod gar tein 3irtustinb, ="
brong 9nns in fie.
ga mari 2utretia ben aopf ItoI5 in
ben Roden unb rief Iaut, ipie triilms
pbiersno
y9Odl SD bin bod elm Sirtus-
tinoI"
Damn lief fe baOOn surad gum
3irfus.
Sans iuaete niht 81 folsen un6
ftarrte i9r na9. gDie iie iid immsr
ipeiter entfernte. obne fA nod einmol
nod ibm um5uIeben, fam fe i6m gang
onbers Dor. 2llles an ibr erf1ien i9m
unerbittlib uno farr.
Q[ls er iie ni1t mebr lebsn tonnte,
f9lic6 er nod 0uuIe. @s mar ipie Elm
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fii6lte, boB Iie @egsnIdBe porsu,
3peifel un6 srogen itisgen in ibm
auf, uno alle toten ipeb. Ql6er iie
perItonben fid bo9l8 Gr lebts nur nod
in benz @eoanfen an iie. llnb iie
lie bate ale 3irtustinber iiber ibm
beroe7en; qerobe bos bate ibn ia 70
itol5, 10 eliidIia gemoht. llno nun9
Gr mar gon5 aus bem feelif9en
Gjleibgeipi1t eebradt.
@os Smpere, @ertrdurie tom ipie.
Der iber 6ons. Dos Sinnenbe, oas
iiber einIanen 2inbern liest. Seif er
2utretia fannie, mar es lonsIom bon
ibm oepiGen. sic bate feline SeeIe
ipa9geriittelt.
Gr polte ben Druid BON ith obs
TdiiEieln, ober er ionnte ca nidt.
glm nG1Iten Sage oina 9ans iebr
beilommen gum 3irfus. Gr fiir9teie,
Qulretias 9iebe fir immsr perloren 5u
baben. Qlber er irollie allies tun, I'M
iie fi9 5uriid3ueeipiunen. @ielIelht
aeIang es ibm ipenn er ile Bat, ibm 5u
ber3eiben bab er iiber bic 3irtlIstinber
70 fhledjt sslpro8sn bate, sic lonns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13

te ia gar ni6t pirtli1 sstrdntt iein.
Jriiber bate iis bo@ fslbit geiagt, alle
3irtusfinoer tpdren boie. limb ipie
6eutli9 bate iie i6m ge3eigt, oaB er ibr
Iieber mar ols ollie 5uiammen.
Sn Der @or6alle ia6 er neben Der
&oiie cine Wlenge Sioneeu uno &sis
fen, oun einige Sitter nit G}oIenges
pinbsn Tieben, bic ibm fnon an erIien
Sage aufgefallen paren, als Iis abges
ldben uno in ben &ammern bsritnut
ipurosn. Die 5ron50fin, Moria un0
bic So9tsr elmer Guabrillereitsrin, oie
geraoe borber bei 6errn Q9enoGIin
Rcitfuube qe6abt bate. iparen 0amit
bef@Gftigt, bic 5erbriidtcn Bitten uno
8lGtter pie6er in Sorm gu bringen
9lIs 6dns srilbie, fugte bic immer gut
gslaunte 6rons6iir;
vQl6 Der WrnIieur 'ansl Deins
Ncine annie 1T ouf Der ploB hintsn."
6nns ging na1 linls. Qlls er un
ser SpaIte bes nur bdlb auriidgeid6las
ecnen @orhonos poriifsrtam. mari er
einen Slid in bic Monsqr. Dd iibte
G8lar. gns bieTer ieiueN 9libaIen iab
fdalitt er i6m i1tuBliGe Geiiaicr.
glber eleid betam er oaflr Bon benz
GlteIlen Carlton eine Sbrfsise. bon
Der sr fat su 8oSen fiel. Die S9rfeis
gen bonn dlteFca Carlton lrarcn teine
aIeinigteit
Sans' 6ur4t bor eirenl Qieoerfes
ben nit 2utretia lpu8s NOD, aIs er an
ben Ganmern unb @eriGldssn rors
beiaing.
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