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h.1,n ~ tho lnneshotemef,, organizas
f;on az chaiym9n az the arbitration
committee. mia last nioht that If the
ku,s enrt;r,, fl,.ff r,,.,sl.r fsetiea 4 n
s,IS;,ian * rS.i 6n;n0 rom IN commit
~ nv win - f,,sN "a have ahythina 10
4 m INV n,ovatahnf conhected with
IN 4 wv vaa nys. \ \ s'liII 'tl n
'TFsI resirned from ithe afbitfation
|a8mm,ttee vestefdav folloNinf the
VioIant dp,nonsl raf an J, said Edward
sob or win moi feioin that commit
10 ,uptil ne sffikefs eaii show me
ibat Nv WIN tobstfVe law ma order.
Il sc;ned the;r =, me- merely as 4 q,i,,re.
sentative 81 labor and IswiIl sifop K
Ana ~ oniskIvA M Il ioined n tb6t do
IA nav Fa;r katnSstl0 hone fof 4
lsenite aac;sian f{1,n III sbio6ino
hnssd ,6d,v ana ma fbat sy,ll Rsaes
SS,th 4 nnyoS.l nv fbe N 49, ~
5savel,nr win Me- lrSIr silir
"a eonss,, :, ii,,,t 4 !, 5sf,,.ej, . IL.
A,,s. M * IN ! = ,,.,sta,;,., tha
.sfSasrS 4, =, TX we 81 aseIl
iaWlessness III striker. IN
W.T. Is not the proper ZINE 10 talk
OF calling otf the Ruasd.s' said the
Governor yestefdaV morning after hear.
ing Of the mob vioIenee which euII1in-
|'ated in the Wfeckihe Of the Oahu train.
ssSheriff Rose has TIE power TO employ
MI the deputies ne needs and should
be able TO cope with the situRtion.t
1--WE are ready, :, said Gen. samuel
III Johnsun. commanding the national
guard. The minute our organization
receives its orders from the Governor
TO stop rioting, just then j. when not
ing stops, for we can doft.s
attorney breekonh, after being re-,
FUSED py sheriff Rose 70 be SLOWED
20 gee ms chents VINO were chargeql
WIN ylyience on tneTweteTIfonti sen'
lolIai Protes, 70 tne Anerin on tnt
oaniS, 'nal ny w. as'ins h,sn'
p na an1 unlailiy. y AttosneY
~ s'ssu suprs"e k1nIs ass,
hsd ~;t,i.f vi s,ap u,1 sa NM y
FoIlow; ~ sss IN. ny s u. 4 !. :
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british Sb|R|0I[
More Munitions and More Men
Is Once More Demand
q Ministry J,

tArsocil,sa rl.,. b f.s,4.i N,r,,..s)
LONDON, o ctbbtr s More monifioha
and more mop q once more ~ demand
Of ihe ministry upon tie people Of
Great Britain, whil, again the question
Of eonseripiiop n Ireland has obtruded
itself fof solution By ne eovefnnent.
Gen. Sir William Richardson, chief Of
the imperial sto1, IN On address made
yesterday AZ Da|dorby. voiced the
pioNa Of the cabinet ana brought Eng.
land back from rejoicing over the re-
cent victories IN the West and East to
the realization Of tho fact that the
great offensive has only Just begun and
that Il cannot be carried through with.
out CONTINUATION Of sacrifices BY the
entire nation
q We would be uninstifed in our ex.
pressi0n8 Of confidence n ultimate com.
plete victory unless We can expect 70
receive the services Of every man and
woman in the country and unless We
prepare for the worst while continuine
TO hope for The best, = said the general.
Upon the fensatmbling Of parlia.
meut next week the government win
once again be brought face to face with
a new reimbursement through the agi-
tation that hds sprung Up n the coun-
try for laws bringing about the same
measure Of transcription N Ireland a.
Is enforced throughout the rest Of the
British Isles.
ST. Edward Carson. astornss general
and leader Of the Irish Ornnoemef. as
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GOVERNOR or DANISH 1
WEST INDIES DUBIOUS

i CAisociate1 sHSu bx nedsrnl Wi.tls1s)
\ SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, October ; \, ~
81 do not shelieye that the inhabitanta
Of the Danish West Indies would be
made any happier through the purchase
Of those islands blythe Emitted States, :,
said +, @. felweg Larsen, the Governor
Of the islands, who reached here yestef
day. VI Z
nearly all negroes and / believe that
they would be greatly disappointed
should sovereignty over the group pass
to the United States, ~
cat the present time they have d
greatly exaggerated idea Of the liberty
enjoyed by American citizens and they
have, likewise, false conception Of The
meaning Of the word Equality, al X Il
praetised TO day In the United States
towards the negro population. rs N ~
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NEARlN BAPAUME

The advance of the British north Of
the SomIne river and their capture Of
Faucourt l'Abbaye brings their ad.
vance lines to within three miles Of Ba-
paunie, the British detectives In the
Somme battle. The ground upon which
the men under Sir Douglas Haig now
stand, slopes gently down hill to the
little river ADcre, about midway be-
tween their present position and Ba-
paume.
II the advance continues In the
northern direction IL has been taking
of late, the German salient which
apexes in the neighborh0od of the Cour-
eclectic Grandecout road, win be nip
ped in precisely the same fashion that
Combles was.
Thanking st. WAIST woods
The French appeared to be widening
their front north of the Somme and
consolidating the positions they have
tnken along the BapaumesP efonne
road Yesterdays reports indicate
that they are attempting TO flank the
German positions in the Pierre ST.
WAIST woods, which have been strongly
fortified and might prove extremely
difficnlt TO capture by direct attacks.
intellectually Il brings the whole allied
front still more into position OF flank
ING the Germans holding ON to Peronpe
and the heights OF ST. Quentin.
General Brussiloff, according TO the
reports Of last night, is continuing hii
former tactics Of attacking where he
thinks the Central Powers are weakest
and when checked holding whit he hai
gained and striking elsewhere, before
tho Touton Commanders can shift troops
20 meet him. This strategy gives the
Russian commander an Opportunity Il
make good use Of the superiority IL
numbers which Is the strength Of ths
Russian army.
The situation in the Dobrudja dis
FtIfcb Bulgaria and in the Trnnsylva
nian ALPS Is beelouded by the conflict
ing reports from those theaters.
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PROTESTS FROM AMERICA
SAVE C0NDE R'NED B 81 CLANS

tAeaoqated 4fpgg VI fodsFal WiIelPI1ll
I. AMSTERDAM, October 5-A dvicek
from Brussels declare that, a. the re-
suit Of the protests from America, pre-
scented through the Spanish ministers,
General Won Kissing, the military gov.
ernor Of Belgium, has pauioned tweilty-
two Belgians condemned 10 death 1t
military conrt-marfial FOR spying
Those pardoned as the result Of Amer
lean Intervention include three women
and two girls and the acting burgomas-
ter of Namur.
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Don't doctor yeuf blood for fheuula-
tism. Use an external application Of
GhGhberlains Pain Balm. In a few
days il win get you up and out into the
sunshine, tiien mature VIII restore the
rich red blood 70 your veins and soon
rid the system Of this troublesoIhk dis
ease. For sale by all deafefs Benson,
Smith 4 Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-06

SIR DOUGLAS HAIG NEARS
HIS GOAL AT BAPAuME
Russians and Teutons Struggling
Desperately For Victory hi
Fierce Eastern Battles In Cali
cia and in NoIhynian Triangle
sunfMARY OF rHE WAR NEWS

Brifish and French attacks north
Of the somme carry the Allied
limos forward. IN spite Of heavy
Gains which hinder the battle.
Contradictory reports continue 70
becloud the real situation in Bull
garia, where the Rumanians are re-
ported TO Do invading the country
Of their southern neighbor.
risfce fehfing continues I'm the
v0lhynian triangle ana Galicia but,
though both Sides claim advances,
the issue Of the battle appears SAL
IN doubt.
IN macedonia the reofganizsd
Serbian army appears 70 be making
much headway against its old foe
and old ally, Bulgaria.
Paris reports continued gains for
the serbians and the British in the
Balkan region.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-06
ORGANIZATION DIsBAMDED

SALT LAKE CITY, October The
Master Plumbers associqtion, with
seven members, has been found guilty
in the federal court Of violating the
sherman antitrust laws and disbanded.
II was admitted that the action was q
direct result Of the associated members
being convicted on = restraint-of'trad
charge.
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new GREC|AN CABINET
SOONMAY REFORMED


LONDON, October "a Reuter- des-
patch from Athens announces the prob
able formations Of new Grecian cabi-
net which win include at least three o.
the members Of the former Venezeloi
cabinet which had been dismissed BY
King Constantine early IN the war.
The king, states the despatch, has ac'
cepted the designations of the entire
Kalogeropoulos cabinet, including .thsi
Of the premier, and has called upon
Nicolas Dimitaropulos, a former min
lister Of justice, to form a new cabinet
The new premier has been instructed
specifically by the king, 1t d reported
to include at least three followers q
Venezelos.
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COLDS CAUSE HEADACHES

LAxArTVls promo sQUINnSR r.
moves the eahse. Used theWoild over
TO cure ascoid IN. one day. The sigma
ture II 4. ". cRovHi 4 ON each box.
Manufactured by the PARIS AiEpI-
CINE CO.. ST. Louis, U. s.A
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- ARIs, October 5--Through driv'
ing shsc.s ~ isin tbt Fritish ana
French yesterday attacked the
German lines in two sectors of the
Somme river front and drove home
theif. thrust. The British captured the
fortified town Of Faucouft l,Abbaye,
tween MSftsi ma ihe Bois St. Pierre
de WAIST taking the fortified line and
three hundred prisoners
While the Allies were striking in the
west and Macedonia, the Russians have
continued their pounding Of the Ger.
man lines in the Nolhynian triangle, OF,
Fafher, such part thereof az still re-
mains in the hands Of General Won Lin.
singer, and his Austrian and Turkish
allies
Reports Contradictory
Last nights reports failed to shed
any deanite light on the struggle there,
save that il was fierce an the extreme
and had been without definite results
.ar yet. Petrograd dispatches asserted
/, that the Slays had battered their way
forward for important gains, and Ber-
lin and Vienna reported that the Rus
sian offensive had been checked by the
enormous losses the soldiers Of the Gar
have suffered.
In. the Dobrudja district, as wen as
IN Bulgaria the veil Of censored sec
feey stfll clouds the real happenings.
Conflicting reports have come from both
these theaters of the great war, Berlin
claiming that the Runlanian forces
which crossed the Danube and invad-
ed bulgaria have been compelled 70 fail
back before the counter stroke deliver.
"a by General Won Maekensen, which
threatened TO Hank and cut them on
from their base. +.
The same source previously sent out
9 despatch TO the etect that the
humanien ioree m bpigqria mas peen
cut on by the destructlon OK the pom
toQn pir1ges over the Danube Dy 2
D's ~ ana Aus.alsh NOM IN
!yrs, issteraay \ aeeount shys tnat tne
nriqg.s nag peen repaired, enaDnng .ne
s'..,ania,'s - WI .neiI WY - sals.y
~ 3 na 4. y ny
,s. .,s jfsg
HGmanians Advancing
Bucharest reported that the Transyl-
yanian fighting is going well for the
Rginahians. Near Fogaras they have
taken more than 1900 Austrian prison
ers, driving back the troops Of the
AIchduke Carl after desperate lighting,
IN the official Austrian account OF
this battle, Vienna reports that Zap
entire kumanian battalion was annihi'
lted south OF Hefmaqnstadt. T" The
austrian general stan also claims that
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,ha>||.,,a ~. b r,d|.' ,|00,.s5
bEAIILE. October 8 The long
thoI6mon1 strike which ua1 called
here simultaneously WITH me strike
81 ~ Io1| .h1I11@n An 0Hn Tr1o.
cisco. on June ]. has cbmnletcIy col.
l4D1ld, tn0 y0.|6tU1t ne union
mcmbor1 formally called the strike
81 and nffcc1 70 nc11II 1cfoaf.
The mon af6 now soliciting re-
tI1Dl15ml1t q the Old l1fms Of
hours and wages. !.
While TIE san Francisco strike
collapsed some time ago. the btsktIe
unions continued tho strurkle.
IlDU II<I Nm \ IIIIII u CI1os
q 'oI1hct a 61s I1|,aAtc N ".
Tempt having p.4h made % dyiih.
ut, gi' 1 q * ~ 'hsds q We
ft4''f na9flf 4ttt 1IIt dtta
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-06
GOVERNMENT PAYS HIGH
PRICE For NAVY STEEL

(Associated Press ~ federal Wifelssso
WASHINGTON, October Con
tracts for the structural steel to be used
In the construction of the Warships TO
be laid down In this years building
program of the navy department were
awarded yesterday. The prices sub
mitted By the steel Minis rendering
averages thirty-thfee per cent higher
than the prices of last December for
the same classes Of material
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-06
MoNARcHIsr REpUDIATeD

PEKING, October '4.4Thel Chinese
house Of representative today refused
70 ratify the appointment of Lu Chen
rsiang as foreign minister, because nc
is alleged TO have leanings towards tho
monarchy which China repudiated in
rebellipg against Yum shih .kAi.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-06
THIRTY-FNE SHIPS SUNK

tAshociated Pfess ~ Federal WlroIesO
BERLIN, October 4Thirtysfye yes,
eels Of the Allies were destroyed by
German submarines in the North Sea
and English Channel from September,
10 10 80, according TO an Overseas
News Agency despatch.
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Associated Press hy federal Wireisss)
PARIS, october A British Red
Cross steamer has been destroyed by
an explosion ID the Strata Of Dover.
Nddefails Of the disaster are Available,
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FOREIGN PURCHASER
| BUYS 10000 TONS
OF kI|E R CAN SUGAR

tAs.st.sssd fs,,s - rsd,r.l wls,Isss
NEW KoHk, october The
| Federal Sugar Company ANNOUNCED
yosttfdhy To thle Il s.. at1p8 %
sugar TO \ Foreign buyer Whose
name b not gwen ~ !.
The price was said 70 have been
| %, BOZ, 900. q ,fstf
This Is declared 70 be the world
record for . single sale Of sugar.
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PROHIBITION CANDIDATE
LAILSMEX|CANPOuCY

tAssocaatea FreM ~ federh Wireless)
SIOUX FALLS, South Dakota, oeto-
Der Sci. Frank Hanly Of Indiana, can.
didate Of the Prohibitionists for the
presidency, in political address here
last night, reviewed the Mexican ques-
tion and declared that the situation
south Of the Rio Grahde is hopeless
one unless the United States takes an
active part in the luieting Of the
country. ~
He announced his conviction that
nothing short Of armed intervention on
the part Of this country win ever be
able TO restore order III Mexico and
give the Mexieans the chance they say
they desire for the rebirth Of their Re
public.
Intervention Is certain TO come soon
ct or later, said the speaker, and the
sooner the better for Mexico.
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Bulgarian and German troops opposing
them in Greek Macedonia.
Serbs Take Railway Point #
This statement said that the Serbs
had captured the important railroad
junction at Kessali, straightening out
their lines and menacing the communi-
cations Of the troops Of the Central
Powers inn that region.
Berlin officially admitted that the
Buigarians and the Germans had been
forced TO fall back before the attacks
of the serbians, and had retreated In
the neighborhood of Lake Presby, "to
previously prepared positions.s'
The British were also active ON their
section of the Balkan fighting front.
They have progressed in the neighbor.
hood Of Karajakeui on the west bank
of the Struma river, and have taken
part of the village of Yenikeni by
storm. The Bulgarians are reported 70
be making heavy eounter-attaeks
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- ARTS, October 5-Through driy
ing shsc.s ~ isin tLt Fritish an
- French yesterday attacked til
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11
@efabre11 beS 9urdanges.

9urd5ug fiblt ii4 am beiten on,
menn mir beiB iinb uno ihauiten, &C.
rode Damn, menn er am gefabrliditen
lit, un6 bos @rgebmiB lit Neuralgia,
iteifer Noden, tuebe Musfeln o6er 311-
meiIen ein MnfaQ BON &beumatism11s.
SSn iolden GdQen menbet Sloan's 81.
niment an. Sc treibt Die 8irfulation
nod Dem tpeben un6 idmer5li@en
.Gbeile. Dos 8Iut flieBt fret, un6 in
tur3er 3eit lit Die @teifbeit uno Der
Sdmer3 beridm1noen. Solde, Die
an @eurolgia ooer neuralgiidem
&opfmeb Ieiben, merben a1sfinoen,
ooB Elm ODER 3pei Mpplifatio1ren beg
@loon's ointment erfreulides @eiul.
tot bringen. Ger idredlide Sdmer5
gibt einem tlingelnben @efible Don
Yequemlidfeit unb @drme 8aum.
unb Mube uno Sdlaf fino moglih.
Muh gut fir Reuritis. Rreis 25f
BEL Gurem Mpotbeter. = an3.
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,,@6meiter tam, INIT NIT
Mbjen jn iagen"

Mnen 8oDce bon @lrgple, Minn.,
Tit eine lange 8eit an elmer i6lpie.
rigen 5orm bon &er3leioen, un6
obmobl er %beitanoig nnter dr5tltaer
8ebonolung tpar, pllroe ietn sc.
iunobeits3uitano idlimmer nitatt
better. GdlieBlt6 puroe ieiner
Gamilie mitgeteilt, 6aB @opce nur
nod etlibe Gage langer leben
Tonne. Seine @4meiter mur6e bon
Mebrasfa beimgerufen, INN i'm 3d.
ieu gu iager, ebe er feline longe
@eiie antrete. &0nnte man iib einen
boffnungsloieren GaQ boriteuen?
Cine 6reunbtn Ser Gamilie iiber-
re6ete i'm 9r. @iles' Seort Stem.
cop 5u gebrauden. Gr folgte 6em
@at un6 bier lit fem einfodeS, aber
bereb James 3eugnis:
%suteilen. tnas Dr. Mil.s' 6eart @emebp fir mid
getan bat. Na6bem i'd cine LANCE Belt trart &c.
tpeien. faete ber Mrst r1einer S%anitlie. BOB i'd
e eg15,,, nGs9 ell; stIasa ,o1 1s %shro lsSsn ~, a9m mt 9yoi Ms' ne
fagen. Mber cine Jreunbin in elmer Madbbaritabt
lberrebete MIDI. ST.. gtiles' 6eart .Memebb unb
81. Miles' Merbtne al beriucben: sb nabnt bic
am @onntaa uno bret Dozen am Montae.. Mon.
taenaht id1ief id Die eanae g1adt. ben eriten Gee
innben seblaf. ben th in brei Monaten eenos.
Snnerbalb elmer Bpde tuar ib fdhia. aleit1 dn'
geben. Meine Strait nabm 81. ltno meln 8etulctt
aine ihlieBlib BON 1913 auf 2O6 Giuno. 9r. Wtles'
6eart &emebp uno Nerbine BADEN mir bas Gebet
g%erettet.. uno Sebermann in biefer umgegeno
tueiB e."
ST. Miles' &eart Memebp tptrb bon
allen Mputbefern unter %ftrenger Gara,t'
tie pertanft.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart. indiana.
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Marufdfa bon &ertlinf batte in
Begleitung 6es 9berar5tes Sen Mor=
genbeiu9 BEL Sen tpeibli9en Botien=
ten 6es @onatoriumA gemodt.
u@ir baben cine nette Muiterfarte
nerb0ier @etber. Man tpiir6e om
ra6ifaliten berfabrer, tpenn man ite
lammtli@ unter cine falte Guide
brddte> @err Brofeifor," meinte iie
al1ben a1f 6em @orri6or 5u 6em be-
riibmten Spe5ialilten fir Merbe1=
f%ranfbeiten.
usie baben tpobl feline Merben,
&ollegin?" fragte er balb bortpnrfs=
bon. 9
ugeein, tpenigitens feine i6maden.
Sic brou@en feline 9ui9en," Gadte
ite.
uMber mobI otter einen-HrideI,"
ip0ttelte er, nidte ibr 51 nn6 ging
tpeiter fetnem 8ernfe ra@.
sic berlieB 6os Sous, idrtH in
ibrem tpeiBen &iittel in Sen tpeiten,
i@attigen @arten btnab, 5iin6ete iid
cine Cigarette an un6 roudte nit
8ebogen. Dos tbat ibr gut nah ole
6em latgtpeiligen @ejammer' un6
@e5eter Ser Natientinner iiber lire
aum guten Ebetl rein eingebil6eten
&ranfbeiten. 60 61r6 sic @dnge
Ser Mnlogen fdlenoern6, trof iie otf
Sen 9eutnort b. S6erba@, ser ouf
elmer 8onf fab un6 cine 3eitung las.
uMb, lieber 2eutnort, sic gonnen
SSbren @erben Elm @orgenfriidluft=
bo6 NIT 8eitunesbeilage," ladte fife.
v&eht fol"
sd fiible midi gott3 pprmi6al
gefrdftigt, Moruidfn," ertpi6erte er,
iie bertra11t begriiBen6. sd mer6e
mobI in einigen Tooen mie6er gu
meiner Trmppe obriiden.
Gle febte fi@ neben i'm. ~Sm, uno
ih merbe Nhnen nudtrm1ern in
gehniudt. l1ebrtgens lit 6ieier auf-
reiben6e Dienit an Ser @rense 1ihts
fir Sic" bemerfte 6ie Mer5tin.
rMber ih m6dte i'm bod nidt nit
6em longtpeiIigen @omoidcn6ienit
elmer bebogIihen @mniion inn Sn.
ner1t oertauid,er. SsMh bin NIT Trcu6e
SoI6at nn6 nIs folder itets germ ia
oftip, ols 111r moglid."
nDa1n bdittett Sic ii@ bon Sbrem
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botmabigfeit, oes anfr1ebrs, Sringt
ltnauSgeiebt BON 8eiten fer in unier
beiliges @ei6 lro i6iirt sic ltn5u=
frieoenbeit urr6 madt frie6li6e Sir
better 3u &ebellerr. N11r gum Sdltbe
6es 8eitbes iin6 Ole Srappen bier
b%eriammelt; o1t6 5u Sbrem S6ute,
iunger 6reltn6. Dte @egierung fant
es unm0glid bul6en, 6uB ein Mam
tpie Sic zines Cages bon 6en eigenen
Mrbeitern am Sbor gu iei1en Tabri=
ten an ieinem @alie ou%fgebangen
mir6. @dterli6e @oriorge Ser &e-
gierlng, 8riioerdem tpeiter ni@tS
boren Sic, tpeiter ni6ts, 1pomit 6ie-
les Ibema erle6tgt fem 6iirfte.
vSSb 6orfe geborimit fir 6ieien
oft Der @oriorge. elmer peiien Sc
gierung>" fagte @l1rt geprebt, uno
ser General berobibie6ete ii6, in6em
er Sen @roBin6uitrienen pie6er auf
bet6e @atgen fuiifBte.
&11rt mar nun ruiiiiber unter<
tbm, mar MIR no6 %geborener 9eut-
f6er. SreiGi@ ~Sormia6e", aber Elm
1ttangenebmes @efiibl batte er 6od.
Or fam iid p10tlih 10 frem6, 10 ein=
fam in 6ieier @elt Dor, in 6ie i'm
fein foufmdnniides S@idiaI binein=
gefiibrt batte. @r trat ans Sen ter
ur6 b1idte bina1S auf 6ie Stu6t, m1f
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