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Connecticut western news., 1915-02-18
Inexpensive
 UndermuSIinS In Our Usual Popular Priced
 ASSOrtments

A search for the BEST to sell at pop ular prices took Us among the best makers. We have just unpacked some of the daintiest Muslins we have ever been fortunate to present, and prices rate lower than usual for goods so fine They are exactly the kind you can buy literally of.
 UndermuSIinS at 25c Tn Corset Covers, Drawers, Short Skirts. Regular 39c value.
 UndermuSIinS at 30C Tn Gowns, Drawers, Chemise, Short and Long Skirts. Regular soc values.
 UndermuSlinS at soc Tn Gowns, Combinations, Chemise, Corset Covers, Long and Short Skirts. Regular 69c values.
 UndermusIinS at 00C Tn Gowns, Combinations, Drawers, Corset Covers and Long Skirts. Regular S9c value.
 UndermuSIinS at 05c Tn Gowns, Combinations, Drawers, $1.25 and s1.3S value.
Connecticut western news., 1915-02-18
In the Court of Fashion These New Dress Goods Are
 Finding Favor

Beautiful Silk and Wool Poplns in all the wanted shades for Spring. including evening shades These Popns 40 inches wide, $1.25 yd.
 Invisible Stripes and Plads in Fine Worsteds the newest color combinations brought out this seasonhandome con- bnaons of navy green and black 42 to 50 inches wde $1O0 to $150 yard.
 Black and White Checks promise to be extra good this full supply being shown at soc, 1O0 $125 and $1 yard
 The line of French eges nice to look and better still to buythey always give satisfaction Some spring coorngs here apenty AZ nch strictly all wool 75c to $1 d
 Henrettas good this the style promoters and dresses, 42 inch $1 00 yard.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-08

FROM SMALLER I
Cincinnati, O., July a.-Cincinnad
today gathered the. harvest Of death |
sowed by last nights terrific tornado.
Hourly the list of dead swelled as po-
lice and fremen dug into the ruins of
homes and dragged the river for the
dead who persisted when the tow boat
Dick Fulton, the steamer Convoy and
a shanty boat went down during the
gale.
Police today estimated nearly 40
persons persisted.
Louisville, KY, at first reported
hard hit, suffered comparatively
slight damage and nobody was killed
or seriously injured, according to pas
sengers arriving here today.
Henderson, KY, was struck by two
cyclones and damage was great with
possible loss of life, according to
Louisville reports but wires were
down and this could not be con-
frmed. .
Four coaches of a Pennsylvania
railroad passenger train were blown
from track and rolled down steep en-
bankment at BeechmOnt, Linwood,
suburb.
Three bodies were taken from the
crushed coaches and 16 seriously
wounded were rushed to hospitals.
Police and fire departments have
been so busy digging for dead and
injured that no accurate count has
vet been made of the financial loss.
It is thought it will come close to
$1,OOO,OOO.
Dozens of buildings were blown
down. Two Of them, three blocks
apart, were inhabited by members of
the same family, most of the mem
bers of which are now thought to be
dead.
A boarding house in the East End
was blown down and so far the po-
H. 81 HrO dono rim onto have 6uO
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-08

during the height of the storm and
10 of the crew are missing.
Ludlow Lagoon suffered damage
estimated at $4,000.
Tornado destroyed hundreds of
plate glass store windows and outside
show cases. Ripped heaviest signs
from their fastenings. Turned over
automobiles standing on streets. Up
rooted hundreds of trees. Greatest
disaster that has ever befallen Gin
cinnati. It all happened in ten min
utes. Charles Klein, cook, killed.
Jos. Pete, q, was dug out badly in.
iured, and it is believed others lost,
their lives, buried in the collapse of a
three-story frame building at East
av. and COTbin st,
Nearly 20 buried under buildings
that stood at 567-574 w. 9Th st. At
least four buried in ruins Of building
that stood at SAB w. 8th st.
At 643 w. 9Th st. storm entOmbed
families of Meyer and Israel Tenne-0
baum. It then twisted cat-a-cOrner-
over three blocks and buried family.
of Mrs. Esther Cohen, sister of the
lCulCDdulllOy W4ODC AuDDcLAAN las q
grocery at $40 w. 9Th st.
Most of the victims were ASLEEP,
when trapped.
The Known Dead
Mrs. Esther Cohen, SO, and -
Pagan, IS, killed in collapse Of bldg.
James Allen, chief officer Ohio HUI
name society, killed by falling roof,
Irene Chatham, 6, and Chas. Klein,
cook, killed in collapse of house.
Lee Spicer and wife Grace, drowned
when shanty boat overturned.
Rachael Tannenbaum, 4, suffO-.
Gated under debris. ~
Benny Emerson, formerly of Louis
vile; George Allen, Birmingham, Ala.;S
EasIey Curt, negro, Nashville, and I'M
identified negro killed in Pennsylva=--
mia wreck.
St. Louis, Mo. - Tornado and
81
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-25
THREE SECTIONAL MEETINGS FOR TEACHERS Will
BEHELD THIS AFTERNOON STARTING At 3 OCLOCK
CHURCH
PRIMARY SECTION AT CHURCH AND
TON AT TIE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR THE TEXAS TEACHERS HERE ATTENDING THE CONVENTION

While nf nri efufHf aaNnn nf
ine TakoH Teacher Association iH
convention here flf Il fhffe HHfH Hfs
SION einrung udnF nii nnf Ua heli
unfl tonight af lH nfleff three feo
tlnnai mretinas eHi ho held ih'H afier
neun Hi three Hcinoh iHr hour f.r
aHffna being umrd uue h1uf fffrf tnr
scheduled 1ulfHt of fhr Nouh FDalt
and T4fi rfma enfrHi fmlHf
Tie Nspefbirhdeut and rrneiuHir
urfuHs 1901 ur H ftr iIrf MtfhDai.I
CHURCH tHs IfmHff aroflnn 4 ffr
FIfI NHIN.f NNurn nnd fnf Kinder
Ifru section u fha fNrh School
TDe program fnf ttf fhfrr mf'fInNa
maffhef u.ih Inn0IHHNusHfH ~ utrf.
go tY tNo teachers nwn fW rnr eau.
FsntloH follow
supsnniendeo's end PRINCIPALLY
Section
D0 90 m Frf Nrfh0dI# rhufrh
WHuen kInHt hIfunn.
rap. UImiIW fnH Supervision
rnrni in Gfmifai NuNHUD.
IHfIuH fuHuHptHfH HI nHf o.
apfar na'ha
mlhn Thereon UH,N
ltHH.fHn
Wrn School rm anf community
Na.ia nt b. O.. ufHdNfHH 'Wtar'i.
uf rrHH
papmm Fem,.n DO uouah
sHt.rntNnlDnf EN.l- lrt.
lmnnfmnet uf u.HH tIm
hau superintendent ufE
Supervisory Naaurn lum
Superintendent fi.Hlan
uusuraa oa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-25
Won woRrn LlvFsrocK

hnni worm Soy 20 lioe- Rc
niria liam hrsd market ln o. .a Drnta
hHhr huik pl sales $50 Gao ntt
'st.lD iifreipis 5000 head hssfku
tRdt go 10 a. IS CENTS hWef. hrvy,e
iAn e. iHA
Narcp Rceeips Ann head, market
atoadY hmM fin tp sspW
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-25

KANSAS 'llN Me Not b Hogs
lfeipi hiHn market 10 GENTS hph
81 hnlk oi saifa g. ~ b. nGh
Cattle Rnodpt- iuW hndi market
steady o. neal southern strefa 500 to
t1W
Sheep ks,Wis itn head market
atrHdY tu atrunH hmhs sFt tnsta
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-25
ThankuL---

Yes! We are thankful that the
friends and patrons of our store are
realizing that the proper place TO Pnr-
chase shoes is at an exclusive shoe
store where expert shoe salesman III
the feet property.
~ We inpfe the members Of the Teachers association
10 uisif us no that may hare The pleasure OF sotong
Them me most np-fo-dafc Shoe Store in Sonfhwesf
Texas.
MlsA.Es:s0.!S!sss..sS!.1gs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-25

c1Il-r ne alNal. SO rg.a.,..
Evening star., 1915-10-10

and perhaps the least Impressive. en-
gineering feat of the canal. In ap-
pearance it is a low, semi-circular hill
covered with grass. No one would
ever suspect the mighty concrete
structure that Is sheathed in the
smooth, well kept turf which covers
every inch of the dam, except. OF
course, the spillway. This great steel
waterfall is arranged in a number OF
gates and when all of them are open
a splendid torrent of water. whipped
into pure foam. races through and
plunges into the bed Of the Chagres
river The mist from this artificial
cataract filings a hundred feet into
the air and is visible for miles across
the lake.
A few hundred feet below the spill
way, at the foot of the giant dam,
stands Gatun power house. Here the
rushing torrent of the Chagres strikes
the turbines of the great generators
through a penstock that is ave feet
three inches in diameter, developing
5000 horsepower of electricity.
Should these great generators, for
any reason, quit working. the canal
would not be out of commission for a
moment. A steam-generator plant Is
maintained at Miranores for just this
emergency. There will never be any
lack Of power on the Canal Zone.
Evening star., 1915-10-10

Col. BONNER had been driven out
of the sacred city and slain. Joffre
wrote plain. unvarnished story of the
expedition. based on the journal he
kept, and published it. The book was
but an indifferent seller. Those who
read 1t declared it was just the work
to be expected of a lieutenant colonel
of whom nobody knew much, and who
was more expert with the sword than
with the pen. MY March to Timbuc-
too slumbered in public libraries and
in secondhand bookstalls until this
spring. Doubtless 1t was among that
Interesting collection of unappreciated
literature that Is found along the Paris
quais and gives employment to rum
ma aging talent. Those bookstails on the
quais are. or used to be. delightful
places for the literary tourists resort,
the stallkeeper sitting hard by under
his umbrella ready to assure monsieur
that the dusty pamphlet he had just
picked out was find" and at the
price a positive sacrifice.
In 1915 Joffre is the same man as In
1894, but circumstances are different.
His little book. revived and re-edited.
and translated into several languages,
is meeting with tremendous success.
The English are buying II eagerly. In
cheap editions II Lieut. Col. Joffro
could have received q quarter Of
the present proceeds. he might have
been tempted to retire from active serv-
ice, and pass the rest of his life In the
role of . RENTER" Fate
ruled otherwise. and Jonfre remained
unknown to the world Of letters.
Evening star., 1915-10-10
Schools

new building. Three panels are to be
placed there, one representing aca-
demic. one representing technical and
one representing commercial studies.
4
The Easterner, official publication of
eastern High, probably will put out its
nrst issue for the year in the early
X k*
The Washington High School Bank.
Ing: An unusually large number of de-
positors was In line for the opening.
4
students of Business are organizing
stringed orchestra. It Is planned to
nave this organization take part in a
number Of school functions.
Evening star., 1915-10-10
The Lightest Wood.
From the Scientific America


The lightest wood In existence is the
wood of ambach. a leguminous plant
that grows near Lake Chad and on
the tributaries of the upper Nile. The
tree. which is sometimes called the
pith tree. often attains diameter of
six inches in the two or three years
Of its life. At that age 1t dies and
another shoot starts from its roots.
When cut, the wood is almost white
and Is soft and brittle, like the pith
of the elder. Some of the wood 10 ex-
ported to the United states and Eng
and In general to be used as q substi-
tute for cork. Ambach wood contains
minute crystals of calcium oxalate,
which quickly dull the axes and knives
of the choppers. On the other hand,
the presence OF the crystals makes the
wood, IT is said. an excellent substitute
for ths usual razor strop.
Evening star., 1915-10-10
A Literary aFind' of the War.

From the Boston Transcript
One odd result of the war may be the
addition Of the name Of Gen. Joffre
to the list OF celebrated authors. More
han twenty years ago. when he was
a lieutenant colonel. he led the expe-
iiton which completed the French con-
quest Of Timbuctoo. That was after
Evening star., 1915-10-10

How did yoa come out with your
law suit?s
'T won IT,
Get damagesf
Sure! I got almost enough 70 pay
my laWyer.~-Chfczgo News.
Evening star., 1915-10-10


tions during the winter months. Al
through the u. S. S. Sylvia, training
ship Of naval militiamen. will make a
number of weekend trips during the
winter months. there will be times
when the river is full Of ice, when the
sailors must get their training Indoors.
Target practice with the large five-
inch gun and the "dotter" attachment
will be an important part of the drill
schedule.
Several of the small boats Of the
naval militiamen will leave the bat
talion's dock. at the foot Of Water and
o streets, today for practice drills down
the river. A number of the men have
been ordered to be present to partici-
pate in these drills.
Several of the division officers are
planning to court martial a number of
the men for laxity in attendance at
drills. The law provides either fine or
imprisonment. or both, for men who
fail to attend drills regularly.
Evening star., 1915-10-10
Substantial Growth Shown

The rapid yet increasingly substan-
tial development of the Boy Scout
Evening star., 1915-10-10

In addition to the operator in the
control house and the blacks who man
age the lines, only
Goes With Ships to one other man is
Report Position. operation Of the the
locks. He walks along beside the ship
with a detachable telephone. which he
occasionally connects at a lamp-post,
ana communicates to the control house
the exact position of the ship. This.
Of course, is shown by the control
hoard. too, and the check is merely
provision for safety.
The power which operates the locks.
lights the Canal Zone and does all of
ite other electrical work is generated
from the head Of water formed by
Gatun dam. which holds the Chagres
river in check ana and ere creates @ Gatun lake.
in the world.
i0etun dam is one Of ths greatest.
Evening star., 1915-10-10

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS ART CLUB.
The Columbia Heights Art Club held
its FIRST meeting Of the season with It's
new president, Mrs Edward Dana
Hardy. After an informal reception the
meeting was called to order by the
president. business session ensued,
at which $50 was pledged to the club
=. .lCoatinued On Tenth Pege.)
Evening star., 1915-10-10

SOCIAL CLUB. H. H. A.
The Social Club, H. H. A., will hold
It's initial ball at old Masonic Temple,
November 2. The general committee in
charge Is A. Goldberg. chairman; B.
IApplestien, d. Kaufman. NJ. Sherman
and s. Hitler. There will be a special
meeting this afternoon at 1880 at the
iclubrooms, AIS NJ street northwest.
Evening star., 1915-10-10

Central has photographs Of two
panels Of the frieze to be put In the
Evening star., 1915-10-10

In addition to the operator in tn
control house and the blacks who man
Evening star., 1915-10-10

~ D-c3

VIE organization of a second
battery of field artillery, to
be known as Battery B. was
the biggest event in the Ma
tional Guard of the District
Evening star., 1915-10-10

AOIC 1bIA ESfEhANTA hLUBO.
The Kolumbia Esperanto Klubo met
Tuesday night at its ciubrooms, 2oI4
r street northwest. There were pres
ent n. s. Guimont, president: A. Mayer,
secretary: j. A. Shell. treasurer; the
board of governors and others.
While the others entertained them
selves with humorous anecdotes, the
board of governors completed arrange
ments for a public meeting to be held
October IA at the Public Library. at s
o'clock pm.
Louis +. Post. assistant secretary Of
labor. will preside and make a short
address.
The following program has been ar
ranged: Piano solo. Three Swedish
1nsscnes arsss 1c,,. Mss pnsf hy .it av VIII ad @
Bacio." Miss Ethel Nugent, accompa-
MED by Miss Gertrude Brooks; adj
Iress. Esperanto at Work." Hyman
Levine: tenor solo, "Kantu por mi"
jyssv. u. n. Kennedy: Activities of the
seiversai Esperanto Association"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-04
Nms NlcriFo.

liner Staatsoepartement Gat
Ieinen Groteit gegeH oas Auftretelt
res General Oregon in Der @arpt-
iiaot an Garranaa gei6idt. @etter1l
Oregon bot erflart, oaB er, meln1
infer Der notleioenoen 8epolferung
llnrltben dusbreben ioQten, nit lei.
men iammtliden Sruppen Die Salipf-
Itaot perlaiien tpiirbe, Inn lli6t IN
Die Nptipeltoi9feit berlest gu mer-
ben, ouf einer Der Snngernoen slt
idieBen. Die &aufleute ltllo ale Die
.9aei6en, Die iid eetpeigert battert sur
2inSernng Der Scot bei5utrageti, fort=
ten ban1t ieben, tpie tie nit ser lpii-
tenoen Meuae fertig miiroen. 8as
Staotsoepartement madt Gararli3a
attf 0ie @efabr, Die in 0erartigen
NeuBerungen lieee, atrfnerfiarn. GS
lett auseinhn0er, oaB Die gleuBeruae
noaig fali6 lei. Sdtte Oregon
nidt oas Qnerbieten oes internatio-
Halen &iilfsfomites 5lGriifgepieIerl
mdren oie NegierungSufficen in Der
Sauptitaot nidt geihloiiel batte Sic.
Sa6rifttatigfeit nidt aufgebort, lei
Die SalptItaOt ni6t abgeidloIien BON
Der iibrigen @elt uno bdtte Sbregoll
.nidt 2ebensmittel nod gera GrH5
eeididt, oonn miiroe iebt feille 9tot-
lage in Der Sauptitaot berri9en. Die
@ei6aftsleute bdtten 8lt Dem 6onos
oes Siilfs : aomites auf's Sreigebig.
ite beigetrageM aber 9bregon babe
Die 9iiIfe nit Ger grfldrung abge.
mteien, oas m~erifanii6e 8olf 6rali-
DE feine Siilfe bon 6rem0en.
Sl1 Der @egeno bon Man5alil.
70 ioa auf elmer &ortdl melde Gar
~ran5iita : Eruppen iiberfiefen ui,o
pliiloerten, Elm @merifoner gtnntelts
Sidner eeidoiien noroen iein.
garran5a bot einen @efebl err
~laiien, our6 ben Ser @afen bon @so.
ereio III gncotm fir Den @erfebr ee.
ihloIfen miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-04
Sic beutise Gage.

@on Ben 9arboneQen miro berid)-
tef, Bob bort nod nidts gntidel=
oenoes geidebert lei. aus 8olen unS
@ali5ie1 fommell gea6ri6teL Die
10 enti6ieoen ruiiii6 gefarbt iino,
DOB man rs nit Ginger Wfiibe Ieift
erfennen fam nto Die I'M ltebriget
ilidts meiter beri6ten, als oaB ge=
fanpft miro. IuS Dem @eiten fo1nllt
nur Die ftebenoe Mitteilune, oaB
Die Srau5oien 5ortidritte in Der
Champagne MAIDEN uno bon bern
Seefrieg miro i~iberbaupt ridts ee-
meloet. Die Gage lit in 5olee oelien
auf u%1flor, bod fam man i6on an
nebrnen, ooB tie iid tpenie peranoert
babe nno DAB nidts @idtiges poi-
fiert lei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-04

t~eilpeiie atloerer Gidtul1g our6 Ser
oindno b. 2eileps nelt all89egra6ell
moroen. Sbipol 0ie Iegppter 6ltrc6
oufgeporfene 9Gmnie Die @aIier5u=
fl1br auf elm MinoeltmoB perringer-
ten uno uu6 in Weltge 8feroe- uro
Werl6enfooaper bineinmorfen, 10
NOR oo6 Die iibrig blei6enoe Set
d~eniuppe" piele @o6en lang nls ein
8i9er 8rinfitoff fir inns BON mt
i6Gbbarem 8erte. @on Ssntoifia
alls iino es bis @bu-Somn1oo, fun
oas &ulturlono be9innt, 501a ailo.
meter, nno unferit pom BORT, BET Sci
Ell &e6ir, bate .9lrabi 9ai6o bittter
Sdan5elt, oie oelten bon 8letpn1
nahge6iloet naren, ieinen @iocr-
ltano porbereitet. 9uB md Die Cir
fen neriu6en lolten, bon Ssmailia
aus eegen &airo b%or5ugeben, boltt
i6 3par fir ni6t gan5 al1sgeihfoi-
len, ober bod fir neniger mabrI6eins
lid, ais BOB tie einen noroli6eil
8eg pdblen. Gen @nglonoern &C.
lang our6 lleberraibung Die miibes
ole 9elebung oes Sne3fanals, bon
melder Ser oarnals in Ssnoilia mei-
lenoe SEER b. 2eiieps erit erfllbr, ols
nie eriten @ngldnoer bei ibnt ar-
flopften. Mit Ser idlteae Srupper-
ienoungen erntoglid)enoen @iienbaen
nod &airo miirbe es aber jebt Ocll
%@nglanoern lei6ter lem Ssmailia 81
perteioigen, ais abgeieben pom sort
Saio uno Site3, i%rgenoeinetl auoerr
9unft oes &atols. Maridieren bd-
gen oie girfen neiter noroli6, ettpa
BON @l aantara aus gegen 8eIten, -
baben tie 5mar einen iebr oiel peite=
rem 8eg BEL 9airo, gelongen abr
ffon nod etipa 80 &ilorneter in oas
reid)e Sutherland oes Niloeltas ut6
III ether ibhen molgelinnten, Der
Gngianoern aufi1iiigen 8epolferung.
&airo 0iirfte, pelin fidl Die Siirfen
erlt einnnal 6es Sue5fanals bem1d
tigt baden %IoltelL ihtper 81 bertei6l
gen iein, mdbreno binlid)tlif alerall-
briens unb iberbaupt Der garl5yr
depptii6en Mittelmeerfilte oie Ser
bdltniiie tueientlid uneiinitieer lie
gen. &onnen ood aGentbalben ieGbit
Die tiehtgebenoen 8on5eri6iffe bis
auf minoeitens 3 big A ailometer ber-
anfommen. Smmerbin lpiir0e, pellr
es Dem abeoipe geldnae, nit thrift
iber 5ilfe mieoer III feline Saupt-
|ftoot eiil5u5ieben, Der BON oen idpc-
|ren Shiffsgeihiiben beberri9te Hait
oes 2anoes fir England ntr noD
bon aerinaem Merte iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-04
Die Mnsiidtem Der siirfen atn
SaearGanal.

va 11 1852 alS &rtegsbertd)ter=
ilntter Der o&olniiden 3eitung" al
her englii6en 5lotte Ser 8elesutlg
nes Sle5 aanols lllo Damn beinl
elgIiiben Sauptqnartier ser Grobe-
rling @egppte1ts beieetuobnt babe, 70
mo9e es mir, als Dem ein5igen oent-
ifen SournaliitefL Der oanlnls bon
hen ~Gr9ldnoertl sur geridteritottlt1tJ
5ugelaiien muroe, geitattet iein, bic
Grfolgs : Iuslidten oes iebigen tiir-
fiifen llnternebmelts furs 5l er0r-
tern.
Ni6ts 2eidteres, ielbSt fit ell
fleines Streifforps, afs BEN auberit
herlebli6en Sue5fanal aaf fiir8ere
ODER ~langere 3eit fir Die SAiffabrt
Su iperren. 3iemlib idtper oiirftt
es oagegen fir einen nidt oas Meer
beberridenbet Staof tpie Sic Giirfei
iein, i'm in ieirem gar5en, 100 ST.
loneter langen 8erlauf einiflieBGid)
Ger Miin0ungen bei Sort Sab uno
Slle5 inter feline 8otmaBigfeit al
tringen. DIT Dem 1don rueeen onf
Observation-Disclosures 10 iebr pie[ ioli-
bern 0nxlpitieefanal fann oas 6eifIe
aiinitiperf bes Serrn b. 2eiIeps iii
feiner @eiie pergIiden tDeroen. Sci
ne Giien6abn lit Der 3erftoruta in
ioldem 8ro6e ipie Ser Suesfono[
aitsgeiebt. Gin paor 0pnnmitpatro.
llell, Elm paar 6liegerbom6en mir.
ben Inter umitdlloen genii9en, nm
ben loien Sanb Ser boben Seitenoi;-
men gum &ntiden 3a brin1en, tporauf
ia ourfl oos 8erienfen bon S6iiien
ooer bon &abner Die man nit Stci-
men belditet bette, nadgebolfen per-
ben formte. @egen 0erartige lin
ternebmun9en iuiir0en 6ie Gn9I6noer
5iemtli6 idublos iein. Sem iuenrt
aud oos fran5oliide Miaionetlbecr
Die nod ldllgere 2fnie Rieuport-
@eroua bisber in allgemeinen all
hclten oermoGte, 10 geniat bod SIC
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Aegbpten gan5 eepiB ni9t, Inn in
abnlider @eiie Die $50 aiIoneter
oes S~lteafaaals 51 oefen. auBeroem
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den BLOB Elm Seil Der erfpdbnten 80
ps 10000 Wtotli fir Die 8eidiit-
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M6iidten ser giirfei Iieoen, sic ia
nit DEM @oIuoGen Ser n~elttro[pn
Staaten uno befonoers cstaliens red
rem mnb. I'm ober neufro(e Ghiffe
ourd)ldiien un0 enqliihen ODER fraft.
5oiiffen arieasidiffen ben @ea Der.
fpcrren su fonnerf, miiBteu Die Cir
fen, tpent uift Sic oottse @oiierrfra.
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in tpeldlem llmfdnae linen ms moo.
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III Sones 4benue, gegeuiiber Der Gone
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60. SrieSrid, Sabrifant BON uGoDa:
Sollntains@, ginri1tnngen fiir @rorerls
ftene 1inb SleiiGerId6en. Gisfdrdnfen,
aiibI@S 6aufdften ut1b pntertierten @rps
certs5 darfdifen. @oHes Eager, ale @r6e
zen. ginige i6ou gebrrtdte Gadens auT
Mh5a6lun9en.