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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-18
DOES Indulgence
BAR INJURED man
FROM BENEFITS?
Question Whether Kauiulaau
Win Get Compensation as !
Well as Treatment

Should the city pay compensation
for an injured employe who is on its
INDECENT list in the hospital2 This 3
question which Supervisor Daniel
Logan, chairman OF the finance and
public expenditures committee, has
referred to the city attorneys office
for decision.
Several weeks ago William c. Kau.
lulaau, an employe in the road depart
fment, had his leg broken and was TAX
en- to Queens hospital. the leg having
been set at the scene of the accident
by DR.. H. H. Wood, physician of the
Waialua Plantation Company.
Kaululaau is poor and has no visible
means OF support. Also, he has fam
lily. Because of his financial condi-
tion Kaululaau was transferred by DIR.
j. T. Wayson, city and county physi-
ciaL, to the INDECENT list in the hos
pital, which means that the city pays
his expenses at $1.50 a day.
Had Kaululaau been an employe Of
any other body the city would have
to pay this amount just the same, be-
cause of the fact that he Is on the in
digent list. But Kaululaau Is an en-
ploye Of the city and hence entitled to
compensation after the first two
weeks of disability to the amount OF
$720 per week, which is so per cent
of his regular pay. Does the city have
to pay this compensation, also, or can
that be applied on the INDECENT list
payment?
This question Is puzzling the super
visors, and decision from the attor-
ney's department is eagerly awaited.
Furthermore, there is another question
which arises, due to the fact that DIR.
Wood has sent in his fee for first aid
to the man, at $50.
Who VIII Pay Doetor7
Kaululaau Is entitled to but $50 for
the first two weeks of disability, this
amount to cover both doctors and hos
pital fees. According to the report,
which the supervisors have adopted,
$29 Is to be allowed the doctor and
$21 to the hospital for services in the
first two weeks. If the supervisors
and the doctor stick by their decision,
Kaululaau will have to pay the rest
to the doctor himself.
Kaululaau, however, lis a poor man,
and furthermore he is disabled. In q
letter to the Star-Bulletin he has writ
ten in part as follows:
Il have a wife and child to support,
and they are In great. iced. / am in
the hospital and not able to assist
them. -
81 have got to pay hospital fees and
$50 to DR.. II. H. Wood, and am also
out of my pay ! wish that you would
explain to me through your paper |
about the law that is passed that any |
man who gets hurt on his job gets his |
hospital fees and his pay. But ] am
not getting minen
II the attorneys department decides
that the city must pay both the indi-
gent and compensation fees, Kaululaau |
will have some-S7.2Q. q, week coming |
In to send to the wife and child, who |
are in need, besides having his hospi- |
tai expenses paid each day that he |
lies disabled. IT, on the other hand,
the department decides that the in
jured mans compensation money can
be turned into the payment of hospital |
expenses the wife and child will have
to shift for themselves. VI
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-18
HAWAII TO HAVE
LARGEST OF ALL
POSTS OF ARMY

Plans Of the war department Tor
distribution OF the increase OF the
army. IL the peace strength Ii raised
to 1888 men and officers. as has
been proposed TO Congress, provide Tor
garrison OF 1892 on Hawaii. This
number would be stationed here as
soon as possible after the increase In
the army is authorized and additional
troops would be sent later, It having
already been announced that $4,000
troops will De stationed here as soon
as quarters are provided and the
troops can be released from border
duty
Distribution OF overseas troops az
laid out by the war Department pro-
vides for garrisons as. follows: sHat
wall, 1892; Canal Zone. s762: Philip
pines. 14.772: Philippine scouts. $685.
Porto Rico. e3l: Alaska, 457.
The plan calls for the organization
OF four regiments Of field artillery, 10
regiments of infantry, So companies OF
coast artillery, Is companies of engk
neers and four aeroplane squads.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-18
DOROTHY DECIDES SHE
REALLY DOESN'T WANT
TO MARRY EITHER MAN

Dorothy Kim, the f6-year-old Kore-
an girl mentioned In connection with
the zee Sing Chun white slave" case
in federal court. has been placed in
the girls, industrial school by Circuit
Judge Whitney, where she Is 10 re-
main pending the disposition Of the
case. According to Probation Officer
John Anderson. Dorothy has told the
court that she does not want to mar
ry either zee Sing Chun or Y. L.
Chill, the latter being the sutton her
grandparents favor, and that she does
not want to leave the industrial school.
It is alleged that zee has been living
with the girl during the last three
years, and that recently he tried to
sell her for $3.50.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-18
MAYOR ASSISTS
At COUNTING OF
CITY TREASURE

Having completed an investigation
OF the city and county treasury. Mayor
Lane, lanes w. Lloyd. head account
ant, and William T. Garden, second
deputy attorney. have fled their re-
port, stating that books and money
are in proper shape.
According to the report there were
In the treasury the following amounts
of money: gold coin $1S.470.56; silver,
$1,005.75; currency, $3.50; revenue
stamps, $40; general fund in banks,
$2,43S.03: other special funds in banks,
$27, 654.38; cash basis fund In bank
sS2,164.25; total. $3.50, 604.49.
According to law this investigation
should be made every three months.
but this Is the first time that any
thing of the sort has been done, ac-
cording to Treasurer d. L. Conkling,
since he went into office.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-18
NO REASON TO QUIT.

The movement for a short ballot charter for
Honolulu has failed of success, but that does
not mean that the fighters for efficient govern
ment should STOP Their energies and their
persistence were never more needed than now.
A great deal of good can be accomplished
under the present charter, and the aims of the
good government folk should now be concen-
trated upon making the most of what we
have. -
1t was noticeable in the recent charter con-
vention that the so-called progressive" ele-
ment was divided into several groups There
was the Municipal Research Club group,
which urged the short ballot, city-manager
form of government, the most radically mod
ern of the various ideas advanced. There was
the commission group, whose views were rep
resented In the charter plan advocated by w.
G. Achi. There was group of few delegates
which seemed to stand somewhere between
these two There was also group of men who
saw. nothing execrably wrong with the present
charter and believed that with some tinkering
and patching It would suit Honolulu much
better than short ballot charter. This for the
reason mainly that the local electorate is sus-
picious of any attempt to reduce the number of
elective offices, as possible undermining of
its rights.
The Star Bulletin urged consideration OF the
Mnicipal Research Club charter because expe-
rience elsewhere has abundantly proved the
efficacy of this form of government in secur-
ing economical administration; also because
1t gave promise of putting an end to the irritat-
ing shifting of responsibility which character
ICES municipal officials now. Adoption of this
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-18
JUDGE DOLE SHOULD BE RETAINED.

Federal Judge. Sanford B. Dole should be
reappointed because:
He has held the judicial office under the
United States government with conspicuous
success.
He has given to Hawaii a lifetime of SER
vice, and through many stormy and uncertain
periods has held to high ideals and consistent
faiths.
In his various capacities he has united fac
tons, promoted harmony, created loyalty,
stirred public spirit, aroused patriotism.
He has the confidence of all the territory and
peculiarly the confidence and esteem Of the
Hawaiians.
He is in the mature prime Of his physical
and mental powers. He is able to give the
fullest measure of time and energy to his work.
So far as known there is no Democratic can
didate for his position at all comparable with
this able and beloved man in judicial temper
ament or professional attainments.
If Judge Dole is displaced, it will probably
be to make room for mainlander- an entirely
needless course and one sure to arouse the very
spirit of community irritation which Washing
ton regretfully has seen in Hawaii during the
past few years.
He exemplifes the ability of Hawaii to raise
up men capable of handling every branch of
Hawaii's government executive, legislative
and judicial To reappoint Judge Dole means
to set the territory an example for all its young
men-to prove to them that the national adj
ministfation viii recognize local worth in APP
pointment TO office.
Judge DoIe's hold on the esteem of the COM
munity is evidenced by the action of the Cham
Der of Commerce yesterday, just as his hold on
the confidence of his fellow-members In the
law was evidenced few days ago by the action
of the Bar Association.
Both bodies the one representing the COM
mercial interests of Honolulu land to a very
large extent the commercial interests of all
Hawaii), the other representing the legal pro-
fession throughout the territory are urging
upon the attorney general, with as much yigor
as propriety will allow, that this veteran jurist
be retained in the office he has held with abil
ity and unquestioned integrity.
What these representative bodies have
voiced, the entire territory echoes. The re
appointment of Chief Justice Robertson and
Circuit Judge Whitney had remarkable In
duence in strengthening confidence here in the
good Judgment and close attention of the ad
ministration on matters affecting Hawaii. The
disappointment of Judge Dole will add to this
confidence.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-18
FETE RAISED ENOUGH
CASH FOR FERNERlES

Within few days the contract will
be let for the construction Of the main
fernery and one of the smaller plant
houses in Queen Emma park, Nuuanu
valley, which will be built under the
auspices of the Outdoor Circle. The
bids were opened yesterday at the Of
flee of H. L. Kerr, architect. Tenders
submitted were Sanko Company, $165S
and $3.50; Sugihara, $1722 and $1,000;
Yamada, $3.50 and 1886. While the
construction of third fern house is
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-18

A st. Louis millionaire has astounded his
friends by winning short story contest. That
a man with money should shine as an author
appears to be surprising; the converse of which
proposition presumably is that writer's are not
overburdened with in-which generally is
true. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-18

The present board of supervisors may lose
a hundred votes or so by enforcing the front
age-tax laws; on the other hand, those mem
bers who come up for reelection will have won
many hundreds of votes if they make a pro-
gressive record in this matter of local improve
ments. -s.-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-18

Funeral services. for Henry Clay
Meyers, former deputy territorial audi.
tor, were to be held at 8 o'clock this
afternoon from Williams undertaking
establishment, with Rev. Canon Ault
officiating. The ashes win be inferred
in the Nuuanu cemetery at a later
date.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-18

Make your holiday shopping easy by plan
ming it beforehand, with the aid Of the adver-
Using columns of the Star-Bulletin. You I'll
find all the progressive merchants telling the
public their store news, and you II save time
and money in a season when both count heavily.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-18
dIIIEfNIII1IEll

MARSHAL j. j. SMIDDY: The
federal court is disposing Of opium
cases so fast that guess VIII have
to get out and makeSa few more raids.
&C. F. ALFONSO: In appointing
F. Leslie Davis as clerk of the United
States court, the federal judges have
put the right man in the right place.
IL A. DOMINIS: The divorce
business is picking up little these
day. There is going to be an unusual
~ small number OF suits this month
however.
FOSTER L. DAVIS: l have
cleaned OF the federal court clerks
desk and am all ready to get down to
hard work. No, / haven't appointed
my deputies yet.
LIEUT.. ]. P. GLIDING, command
err U. s. S. K-4: Our submarines use
up considerable distilled water, and It
is not for drinking purposes, either
Each of the X fiotilla requires about
$50 gallons every 10 days for the bat
terieS. .-...
HARRY e. MURRAY: The Bris
toll gauge that we are using here IN
the office to regulate the pressure in
the city mains is proving quite a sue.
cess. Already we note general
tendency toward an average pressure
throughout the day.
FRANK T. SULLIVAN, superin.
tendent of mails. postoffice: The
Christmas rush will soon be upon us.
and we will have few suggestions to
the public ready for publication In
the papers just before 1t starts. We
hope they will make sending of Christ
mas presents easier both for our pa
irons and for the boys in the post
office. 5=
j. WALLACE: l am of the opin-
ion, and the actual conditions will
bear me out, that the street gutter
adjacent to the premises occupied by
Chinese store at the corner of
Queen and Richards streets, is the
dirtiest, vilest, rottenest, foulest< dis
ease-breeding spot in Honolulu. aud
it is all within one block OF the board
of health offices.
contemplated, all of the funds for this
work are not yet available. The chill
dren's fete, held In the armory last
Saturday, made possible the construc-
ton of the ferneries for which bids
were opened yesterday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-18

Saturday morning don't forget 1.-THE re-
suits of the window-dressing contest will be
seen in the up-to-date stores of this city.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-18

If there is still Caliph in Bagdad he's
probably down on his prayer-rug, letting Allah
know which side he's upon. ~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-18

contemplated, all of the funds for this
work are not yet available. The chill
dren's fete, held In the armory last
Saturday, made possible the construc-
ton of the ferneries for which bids
were opened yesterday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-18

FOSTER L. DAVIS: have
cleaned of the federal court clerks
desk and am all ready to get down to
hard work. No, / haven't appointed
my deputies yet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
Ser Tiibrer ser repmblifaniiden

@o1smn6erbeit, ser Mbgeor0nete
Manr1 aus Sllinois, lit Elm edter
Mmerifaner un1 elm ne11traler Slime
rifaner. DIS Dor einigen Sogen feline
Mnfmerflamfeit auf Ole Mel6ung &C.
lenft 1pur6e, HrGii6ent @ilion beab=
.ii6tige, in feiner Sabresbotihaff Sic
Mmerifamer 6e11tider Serfmuft at5lt=
greifen, iagte Ser Mbgeoronete Mann
m0rtlid: uGie gegen 6ie groBe @oiie
unferer Mitbiirger 6euti@en 8l1ttes
in Ser Breiie un6 in 0ffentlif)en Ste
BEN geridteten Mngriffe iin6 6oS 8e-
idame116ite rn6 6os 8eomterltdite,
tpas i6 felt langem erlebt babe. 9enm
ole 6ie Eouien6e als 8errdtber &C.
bronommffrte 8iirger tbun nidts, 6ef=
fen lire &ritifer fid 1ridt m1b fhul=
Sig MADDEN, MIR 6aB 6eren englifde
Spmpotbiem ols @ott moblgefGuig
gelten, 1udbren6 Spmpatbien fir
Deutihlm6 bier5ulan6e beute Ser
ROTH fin6." Dos rerrnt mon brab ge=
lproden ur6 miro 6em Mbgeor6neten
Marm bon 6em omerifaniiden
Deutfdtbum gatr3 getpiB ni6t bergef=
fen tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
2uei beutide 8iid1fe befin6em ii&

unter Sen orei reren @ii@0fen, Die
fir sic G~ereinigten Staaten ernannd
moroen lin6. Ser bodtp'ite @eorg IS
Munoelein, Ser ne1te gr5biidof Dor
Chicago, lit elmer ser iiingiten 8iido.
fe ser @elt. St muroe am 2. Sull
1872 in Ser Sta6t Seem Sort gebo:
rem unb I'M Sabre 1895 3uan Rrteite1
gefpeibt. Nad6em er fur5e 3eit alS
@eeliorger an elmer lita11i1den &irde
tbotig tpar, par CT 3p0lf SATIRE
&on5ler Ser 9i05eie 8rooflpn uni
1puroe mdbreno 6ieler 3eit Mitglief
Ser liturgiiden @fo6emte in &om
Elm @brenomt, bas Big 6abin nod
ntemo1s Elm omerifaniider Brielte1
Der ieben botte. Onm tp1r6e er Sc
fretGr bes bo6m'1ten @errn 8iidofs
Mc1onnea bon Brooflpn, gu meldem
glmte i'm feline o11sge6ebnte Spra=
d)enfenmniB in 6teier bielipradiger
9i05eie gan5 Defenders %befabtgten
SIN Sabre 1909 mrr6e er gum Stt1:
Iorbiihof bon 2orima un6 Siilfsbi=
idof bon 8rooflpn err1annt nn6 lent.
te sic o1gemeine Mufmerfimfeit ont
1id), ols sic gn5pflifa bes Bop1tes
4ius x. iiber Sen Mo6ernismus, Die
gegenlton6 befttger Mngriffe getpor,
Sen nor, ouf m11iterbafte @eile Der
tbeioigte. Ser bodtu'lte 6er6inanb
8ro1iort, Ser nere Bii@of bon SO,
bington, &p., tp1tr6e am 10. October
1913 81 8iideIberg in Ser Gio5eie
gpeper geboren un6 fam i'm Sitter
bon 5mei Sobren init ieinen @ltern
nod &entudp, mo- iie ii@ oIs Sormer
nieoerIieBen. siene tbeologifden
@t,oien Iegte ser rrea1e @iidof i'm
Mmerifonifden &ouegtum 311riid, sic
beilige Brieitermeibe empfing er om
/. October 1872 in @obingtor, &c.,,
un6 lit felt Dem Sabre 1881 @eftor
Ser ct. Morien-@otbeorale in 60
bington nn6 @erteroIpifar 6ieier Di0-
5efe. @0gen biefen beioen 6e11tfden
0berbirten nod piele Sabre fegens=
reider 8irfiamfeit bergonnt fein!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
arbeit baBt, fein @euiiicn bat un6
1n,r bara,lf iirnt, etn Dpfer at er-
ipaben, baS iid arf irgenb cine art
mtsprelpen un0 altsbelten lGBt.
m1id)te ,uirflid tpi6en, 1uer Ct.

Sd mGdtc mirflid miiien, ,uer ei'
gentli6 sic 6abel bon unierer l1nbe-
liebtbeit a,fgebuadt bat, idreibt
8li50aro in Ser S1.aeno. M1le TOOL
len 11ns 0od 1a1r tpobl! England min
a1nS bonn Militarismus erl0ien;
Srarfreid min urs bonn Monardis-
mus befreien 11n6 Serbien ieBte Die
1es humane @orbaben muir III Sic
Gbat I'M, als es. iid) ba5u oni6idte,
5l1nadit ei1m1al uniere 6iiriten 5t be-
leitigen. Son &11Blan6 re6en mir
erit gar nidt: feline menid)enfre1no=
liden, mir 6em Sh0men, @abren,
@l,ten 5lteetpanoten Mbiidten liegen
all5uiebr cuff Der (obgebmuenem)
@ano lltr6 ipringen ie6em Sitpreuben
in STE (a11sgeitodenen) slugen. nno
ei1ren, 6en -ber5liditen 5reunoe bo=
ben mir ont fd1i0Selten Derfannt: Den
ouen ebrlid)en Uncle Sam. Suit CUR
red5ten 3eit mad)t u11s oaber etnes
feiner bprnebmlten Spradrobre, sic
Metp Dorf @orl6, barauf m1f merf=
iam oaB Ser Sag fonumen miro TOO
0el1tId)lan6 onerfennen mir6, 6aB
fem better 6reun6 in Ser groBen
Strife Yraiioeat @ilion gefueien lit"
Md ia....
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
lit jd>uer eriidtlid), amf uelden


@r1tn6 bin NrGiibent @ilion sic Nb=
.berufung ser Militdr= unb Marine=
N(ttobes ser 6eutlden 8otidoft, 0es
&apit01s @op=g6> berlongt bot. 9as
formele &edt itebt ibm ia obn'e Sra
ge gu, ieoe &egierung fann Sic abbe=
ruf1ng 6es @ertreters ether oustpar=
tigen &egierung ols ~Feriona non
groto" berlangen; aber eS lit oies
ood MIR in 6aQen geldeben> mo ei1e
Dffentli6e @erletltng Ser Gillette
ooer gelet1ider 8%eltimmungen por-
lag, gegen beren Mbn6l1ng Sic Mit=
gIie6er ser @otidoft 611r@ ibre @rter-
ritorialitat geidibt iin6. SCUM bat
@taotsiefretar 2aniing nod Dor eini-
gen Sagen erfldrt, 6aB sic @eidpaloi=
gungen> &apitd11 8oD=g6 iei IN ser
Ero3eB Ser &amburg=Mmerifa 2inie
p%ermirelt> b0Dig unbegriinoet feien
l1n6 gegen So1tptmamn b. Eopen lt111
acknowledgement iberba1pt ni@t er.
boben tpor6en. Grob6em beitebt &er1
@ilion iett m1f Mbberufung Ser BET:
6en 8taamten als ni6t tpiinl6ens:
mertbe Berlonlihfeten. Sic @egf
6es @errn Brdii6enten iin6 mirflid
&p11n6erbar; ober es lit 6o@ iebr frag:
Iid), Oh er a1es berrli6 binmusfiibrt
mie 6as gibeltport iagt. @enn @erl
8iIion I'M iibrigen glaubt> 6aB el
nit 6ieier @durfma@erei geger
Dent1bInn6 Sen @in6rmd bertDii6er
famm, 6en feine 9ul6iamfeit engli:
ider &rrogan8 e%egeniber i'm gan5er
2on6e berborgerufen bot, 10 irrt el
{t@.
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SEER sos. Ibei1en bon 2ar

= SER sos. Tbe11en bon Sar1@
more, 81. O., melder Dor mebr oenn
5>pan3ig Sabren IN Stearns County
ais 2ebrer erfolgrei4 pirfte, Damn
aber fem @eim na6 2arimore, 90.
O., berlegte> traf Mitte LETTER 8o6e
3u einem geiude bel ieinen bier mob
nen6en S6tpagern, Or. SaS. 9uff=
ner nn6 Matb. &rier Elm. Son bier
begob er iid) gu bertpanoti4oftli9em
@ei11d)e na6 &i6mon6 un6 ct. Mar<
tin, un6 iiberan, mo- Serr 5beilen
fem frern6lid)es @elidt 5eigte, freute
man iid, Dem 10 lang bon Stearns
County abmeien6 gepeienen Ser
mon6ten nn6 8reunbe mie6er mail
sic @an6 gum @r1Be reiden 81 fon=
men.
- 6iible MIDI 6ie gar5e 3eit
mioe - fann nidt idlafen nidts
idmedt ridtig: @ebmt Souiiters
Modp Mountoin Ibee. gr tbut Die
Mrbeit, mel6e 5ablt. 6angt 6teien
Mben6 an. $50. Mortin Molitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
Die in @idlita, &anias erideinenbe

Ste ~ ~OtsDt%uI OtultIuS C%iujetuel'o
8eitung Catholic @6bance, 6os off,
5ielle Organ Ser Di05eie @i6ita,
faM Elm febr idorfes l1rtbetl iiber Sic
|SbGtigfeit 6eS BrGii6enten @illon.
u@enn mir 5pet SATIRE meiter itn6> "
10 leien mir ga, farm Trdii6ent Wil=
ion bon it6 fogen: uSS6 batte eine
groBarttge Belt, b%erbeirotbete meine
gatr5e Samilte, brodte in Merifo Sic
&ebolution 3l1tpege, beriorgte ale
8elt init Mrnition, marf 8rpan bin=
aus, bil0ete Dos gebred1idite &obi=
nett, 6as es iemals gegeber bat, be-
lei6igte sic &otboIifen, bra6 metn
&er3 fir betnobe Elm Sabr, beiratbete
cine reide .@ttttpe un6 modte Sen
groBten un6 unperihdmtelten Sdur=
fen gum Brdii6enten BON Merifo.
SSebt made i6 Dem omeritaniiden
811blifum meine @erbeug11ng." $50
5u sic ct. Coulter Mmertta bemerft:
n9as giles fonrte &err Mtlion iibrt=
gems beute f6or fagen; iibers Sabr
miro er Damn mod bin8ufugen f0nnen:
vMber troy ser fd0nen @erbeug11ng
fieI id) nun Dem Electromagnetic 6es
merifami9en @oItes gum Spfer.
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