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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-05-25
REGULAR APRIL SESSION. 1916
Emmett, Idaho, April 10, 1916.

/ Emmett, Idaho, April ~, 1910.
The Board of County Commission
ers of Gem County, Idaho, convened in
regular session in the court house on
the 10th day of April, 1916, at 10
o'clock a. m,
Present: Chairman, j. McNish;
members, j. H. Connaughton ard Jas.
A. Kesgard.
Whereupon the following proceed
ings were had:
The regular quarterly reports of
county and precinct officers were TAX
en- up for consideration and approved
as follows:
George f Church, county assess r.
A. c. Vadney, probate judge.
Dave Nichols, sheriff
r. b. Wilson, county clerk, auditor
and recorder.
r.. f. Forshay, county surveyor.
!. p. Reed, prosecuting attorney.
c. d. Butknum, county cororer.
J. McNish, county commissioner.
J. II. Connaughton, county commits
sioner.
James A. Kesgard, county commits
sioner.
Dave Murray, Treasurer.
Bessie Won Harten, county superin-
tendent.
b. o. Clark, health officer.
The Board, on motion, approved the
following expense accounts of county
officials and ordered warrants drawn
for the payment of the same:
Bessie NOnHarten ..........S 3o.Ol
Geo. f. Church. ............. $500 |
X. b. Wilson, ...........,... sci |
M,,b,1y p6D. tx |
j. II. Connaughton ......... 23.45 |
The board on motion ordered war
rants drawn for the payment of the |
quarterly salaries Of county officers,
deputies and clerks, as follows:
r. b. Wilson, clerk, auditor and
recorder ...,.........--. SoOO.uu
w. f. Harris, deputy clerk, au-
ditor, and recorder. ........ 225.OO
Dave Nichols. sheriff ...... 10000 |
A. 0. Sutton, deputy sheriff -. 22o.OO
Bessie Won Harten, county SUI
perintendent ........... 25O.OO
A. c. Vadney, probate judge. $4,000
Up Reed, prosecuting attorney 3I5.OO
f. f. Forshay, county surveyor l25.0O
Bessie Won Harten, recording
stenographer ............. oO.UU
c. ID. Bucknum, county coroner l2.5U
b. o. Clark, health officer. 5O.0O
J. McNish, commissioner. 49,. 1910
]. H. Connaughton, commis'n'r 1000
Dave Murray, treasurer. ...... 25O.OO
The following bills were considered
and warrants ordered drawn on cur
rent expense to pay those allowed:
Canyon Abstract & Trust Co,
transcribing ............. SooO'Uu
Francis Smith, transcribing 13O.5o
Jean Laravea, transcribing. 1880 |
Louis Garrecht, hauling rec
ords ............-..... z.oo |
c. A. Maulding, transcribing. 129.OC |
Josephine Smith, transcribing. 1900 |
w. w. Croco, service, constable FAC
Mt. States T. G. I Co., rental
and service ............... 1880
Mt. States T. & 7 Co., rental
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-05-25
Proceedings Of Board Of
County Commissioners
Emmett, Idaho, January q, 1916.

Pursuant to a recess taken on tn
18th day of January, 1916, the Boar
of County Commissioners met thi
21st of January, 1916, at 2 p. M, a
the county court house.
Present: Chairman, j. McNish
member, James A. Kesgard. Absent
Member, j. II. Connaughton.
1t is hereby ordered that the
$55, 1895 realized from the sale OF
Gem county funding bonds be appor-
toned TO the bond fund of the county
1t is further ordered that warrant
be drawn in favor of Canyon county
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, CHICKENS
AND SAVINGS BANK STOLEN

Mrs c. L Chalfont. of Val Verde al
ditiOn. reported TO the police depart
ment Friday morning that her home
had been entered Thursday evening and
a quantity Of clothing and valuable
household articles taken
Seventeen chickens were taken from
the back yard Of the home of A D.
Crone, Thursday night after an en-
trance had been made through back
gate.
Burglars entered the Rio Grande
Tailor shop 212 san Francisco street.
sometime Thursday night and stole
savings bank containing Sill
Valuable dies. two reamers and
other tools were stolen from the office
of the Brown Welding company, ~
san Francisco street, Thursday morn
ing
Two turkeys were taken from the
back yard of the home Of Mrs. z +.
Murphy, 1924 MADEIRA street. Wednesday
right One arrest on suspicion has
been made by detectives.
A suit case containing a number OF
articles of clothing owned by Ben
Caphart. was taken from a residence
a 701 South Kansas street Wednesday
night.
c F. Miller, I'll North Octavia, re-
ported the theft of Z chickens from
the back yard Of his home Wednesday
right
Several articles Of clothing were
taken from the room Of Luis Perez.
Stanton between Fourth and Fifth
streets, Wednesday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22
SIERRA BLANCA
ROAD PLEASES
Commissioners Inspect Road
Under Construction;
Praise Walling.

As the result of the trip Thursday
of the county commissioners through
the district between Sierra Blanca and
Fort Hancock, commissioner L. Z.
WaUing has been classed as a first
class road builder
The commissioners. together with
sheriff Seth Orndorff and judge E. B.
McClintock. of the county court. trav-
eled over a good part OF the road which
is being built from the county line to
TornillO and pronounced the work ex-
cellent-
More than 20 miles of the road have
already been finished and il is thought
that some six months will still be need
ed to complete the work. but the part
already done IS immensely pleasing
10 the commissioners and they feel
that commissioner WallinE should have
the praise
The road is of gravel. built with a
high crown. and has been constructed
in such a way as TO Withstand summer
rains and floods. There viii be no
further reports of the county road be-
ing washed out by these floods, state
the commissioners, for in places where
il has been washed out before, instead
of the gullies being filled in. bridges
have been built over them. About $500
feet Of fine. substantial bridge work
has been put in and the work when
finished. will Withstand anything in
the way of storms
Some % miles of the road is now
impossible. owing to its use by army
trucks when il was SOftened by rains
This section is badly cut up and VIII
have to be wholly remade- 1t is said
that army truck trains have caused a
damage OF more than $4,000 TO the
roads of the county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22
SAY CAR JERKED AND WOMAN
WAS HURT; SUE FOR $40. OOO

Because Of alleged careiessness on
me part OF crew operating a car OF
the Fl PasO Electric railway. which
resulted in serious injury to Mrs. Josefa
Nasquez. Don Esiano Vasquez and his
wife have brought suit against the
company for $4,000 damages.
Plaintiffs sllege they were passen-
gers on car belonging to the company
on November /, 1916: that the car
stopped at the place where they wished
TO aliSht. but that as Mrs Vasquez Was
alghting, the car started with a sud-
den jerk and threw her to the pave
ment: that the woman had a baby in
her arms and that tie fall injured her
internally. in addition to shaking her
up and bruising her about the LETT side
arms and shoulder, and that these in
juries are permanent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22
TREE
SHORTAGE HERE
About $500 FL Paso Families
Will Be Affected; Car
Scarcity Cause.

About $500 families viii be disap-
pointed on account of the shortage Of
Christmas trees in FL Paso, according
tc an estimate made Friday by T. +.
Twyman. display manager of the Pop
ular Dry Goods company. who is hand
ling the stores Christmas tree depart
ment.
We have sold out practically the
entire carload of trees, or about 100
Of them" said Mr. Twyman. The
Third ohio bought IL trees this morn
ing. We have less than 100 trees on
them by Christmas. The demand has
been greater this year than ever be
fore"
One CariOad Delayed.
one thousand families will spend a
treeless Christmas simply because a
carload consigned TO Crombie * Co has
rot yet arrived. according to R P
MOsSOn. a member Of the CrOmbie firm.
The car. which contains PAS Douglas
lit trees, left Tacoma on November
%. and was reported by the Santa Fe
as having passed Albuquerque at $50
Friday morning. Even if il should ar
rive in FL Paso Saturday morning,
there will be great difficulty in dis
posing of the cargo. owing to the
bulkiness of the trees Most of the
wholesale firms customers who had or
dered trees have Cancelled their con-
tracts, because of the delay
The car shortage has been the cause
OF the delay. OF course" said ". :
CrOmbie- We expect that this short
ge VIII be materially relieved by the
Increases in the demurrag &c rates which
went into effect on December 10 too
late, however. TO help the movement as
far as Christmas trees are concerned.
lot Of people have been using cars
for storage purposes. and this or course
has helped the shortage.
Northwestern Trees Best.
The northwestern trees are -ncom-
parably superior TO any variety that
we can obtain In this section of the
country This is the first year that any
attempt has been made to ger Christ
mas trees from the northwest"
John NJ. Wyatt. vice president of the
First National bank, was more Opti-
mistic regarding the Christmas tree
situation in FL Paso
I believe that the supply that has
been secured from Cloudcroft. y. NJ
will take care of the demand" he said.
i have seen quite a number OF them on
sale, and l don't believe that any one
who wants one will be disappointed"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22
RUNS INTO PARKED CAR;
LATTER BADLY DAMAGED

H L Christian. driving a touring
car. had narrow escape Thursday
night in the 1900 block of Montana
street. when he collided with an auto
mobile bearing the county license num-
Der 1901, which had been parked in
the street, it Is said. Christian was
en- route east on Montana street and
states that he did not see the other au-
tOmObile until he was within a few feet
Of it. The front left wheel of the
parked car was practically demolished.
while the springs were also badly
damag ed.
License number 1901 was issued to T.
E Levy, Of Fort Bliss. according TO the
county clerks office. Police are inves-
the case.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22
MUST HAVE DINNERS.
DECLARES POLICE CHIEF

Ignorance Of the ordinance applying
TO dinners on the headlight of automo-
pies VIII not excuse any one in the
future, but many motorists have still
failed to provide their cars with these
appliances, according to police chief B.
J. Zabriskie
The law has been grossly violated
and have given orders TO officers that
every motorist found with the double
switch DINNER be arrested and brought
to the police station" said chief "a
brIskle. Some Of the biggest and finest
LOOKING automobiles driven in FL Paso
appear on the streets without dinners.
and the drivers have been released in
corporation court because they claimed
ignorance of the law. and promise to
install them They have not done 50.
ana the time is come when they will
be forced to do il. or receive a severe
fine"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22
POKER PARAPHERNALIA TAKEN:
FOURTEEN NEGROES FINED

Bags OF poker chips, money and sew
eral packs or cards were confiscated by
Capt Joe Boyd, of the city detective
department. Thursday afternoon in DO
lice court when Il negroes were ar
Taigned for trial on gaming charges.
The cases Of Il others were postponed
until Friday afternoon by Judge Paul
Thomas
Capt. Boyd testified that he and three
other officers entered a house at 20S
East Second street. Wednesday night
and arrested Is persons on gaming
charges. the chips, money and cards
being found on a table in the room
The minimum fine. $40. was assessed
against each OF the men.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22
S28. 100000 IS
ARMY s DEFICIT.
Bill to Relieve Shortage Be
cause of Border Emergen-
cy Goes to House.

Washington. D. c. Dec ga def
cheney appropriation of S2S,4Oo,o0o for
the army. on account OF Mexican Dor
der service. was submitted TO the house
TODAY bv secretary of war Baker
The Mexican emergency called for
very large expenditures not contem-
plated when the last army budget was
passed by congress. It was pointed out
recently that the army's funds had
proved far insufficient for ordinary
requirements when the Mexican border
expenditures were added.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22
ADMITS SENDING
POISONED CANDY
Girl Clerk Says She Sent It
To Herself and Friend
While Despondent.

Los Angeles. Cal, Dec. 22--Gertrude
Cox, a young clerk in a local store.
confessed Thursday night. the police
said today, that 1t was she who sent
the box of poisoned candy received
through the mail two days ago by her
fellow clerk, Miss Leonora Carr, and
turned over TO the authorities by the
latter for investigation. The candy
was addressed to both At their place
OF employment
Miss Cox. attributing her act to de
spondency, due to an unhappy love ar
sair. said she expected to receive the
candy, eat some and warn her friend
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22
SEND BACK TWO MEXICANS;
HAD $4,000 FIAT MONEY

Custom officials at the Santa Fe
bridge Wednesday night sent back to
Juarez two Mexicans whose habiliments
were fairly stuffed with Carranza
currency. $4,000 OF the fiat issues be
ing taken from their persons.
a D. del Campo. 207 Chihuahua street,
stated that the money was his property
and that it was part OF a batch of
$4,000 recently stolen. with n suitcase,
from him on train between Juarez and
Chihuahua city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22
BOUND no FFDERAL mRY.

.. 3. Mythaler, of FL Paso. charged
with receiving a government pistol in
pledge. was bound over in $500 to
appear before the federal grand jury.
in the hearing before United States
commissioner 5. l. Kelly Thursday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22
JUDGE A. J. HARPER TO
MOVE TO Fl, PASO IAN L

Judge A J. Harper. associate Judge
OF the court Of criminal appeals az
Austin, will retire from the bench and
move TO FL Paso January 1. having
formed a law partnership here with
senator c. d. Hudspeth and L. \. Dale
the new firm being known as Huds-
peth, Dale & Harper.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22

II anywhere you want to go
call $500.
If it's baggage. call the same:
Service is their middle name
They are all they claim to be
The City Service Company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22

Buy a genuine Mexican DrawnwOrk
Handkerchief for that belated Christ
mas gift Just received a nice assert
ment by Parcels Post from Mexico
prices not advanced. Beach's Art shop
city Natl Bank Bldg.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22

Because of its tonic and laxative ef-
feet. Laxative BrOmo Quinine can be
taken by anyone without causing ner-
vOusness nor ringing in the head There
is only one "BrOmO Quinine" +. ".
GROVES signature is on box. Csc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22
To Drive Out Malaria ana 5uiId Up the
Grsrer-.

Take the old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what YOU are taking as the formula is
printed on every label, showing it is
Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form
Enr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22

Lee Newman can get more money out
OF your property. at less cost. than
anyone else Ask his clients
Phone 1904. 9O5h s El Paso.
ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22
THE ZFIGER

WILL SERVE 4 DOLLAR DINNEl;
CHRISTMAS DAY
FROM ONE P. NJ to EIGHT P. M-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22

You viii enjoy the
ZEIGER's CHRISTMAS DINNER
Served CHRISTHAS DAY from
r. VI. TO p. VI. FOR SI.09.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22

We make short trips. too. Montana
Auto Service Phones 2s5-7575.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22
Hotel Paso Del Norte

VIII hold New Year celebration on the
night Of Monday. Jan 1. 1917.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22

GINS for Reut-Allen Arms and Cy
cle Co. 404 n Oregon Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-22

Eye trOobIes zee Braun. sl2 Mills Bid
ADV.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-06

Inter BEN Rinbern Der
st. Sobnszpfarrf@ule in Yeabrbp.
MaN., Sic ben 8ranb in Der @huft
BON %. Sttober, nobel 20 Rinber
ibren Sob fanoen, iiberlebt baben,
cntitanb otefer Sage abermals cine
panit burh einen Rrah, Der DOT
elmer aefelerp1ofion ber5uri1tsn
ldien, pie ii9 fpI4e Bel benz 8ranbe
bonn Sttober ereisnete, Der aber aui
ben 3ufammenitob einer Jrabtlptp=
motipe nit einem 8abntpagen in Gem
nahegelegenen 8nbnbofe perurfadt
mar. Die atnber itir3ten mdbrsno
Der panit ins 5reie; Sic 5sbnjdbrisc
Marp Suffer fprang aus benz TenIter
neg oberen Stodlperfes unb trug
fhiuers @erlebunaen Dapon. Mebre=
re anbere &inoer tpurben DDfterifd
unb fielen in Sbnma9t. 9ie Sim
Der litten nod unter benz Sdreden
beg 8ranbes bonn Gftober unb tpnnz
ten DON ben lie unterri9tenoen Monz
men MIR nit @@lpierigteit tontroliert
tperbpn.
Gin paar a II I { genbe
Stunben bat Sobn Wbeeler aus
Maiben Sod, ISIS, binter iih. 8sim
@eben iiber Elm ber1bneites 5elb sez
riet er NIT einem SUP III Elm Sod
ulb fpnnte fih trDB allerf Mn1tren=
gunaen ntat mebr befreien. Nah Ell
ner .@tunbe tam Elm Brember iiber
Das 6elo, be1en Mufmer.famtett
@beeler erregen nollte, bod betam e.
nur sic Mntport: SIS TT eift f9Dner
Sag beute!!" Wieber persingen Die
9tun0en unb Der Ma1n madte ale
Mnitrengungen, lih iparm 5u erbalz
ten, als elm 5~tpetter Mann tam, Der
Die Got erfallnte unb ben SUB aus
Dem gtfe f9nitt. Dime bic !9ilfe
nes a%tpetten Mannes wdre Mbeeler
ii6er in turaer 3eit Ser adlte erleS
gen.
Der IN gemobnte I'm.
Bid Der bielen tbaftfarbenen Sol
oaten bat einen Sell Der peiblideE
8epDlferung gnglanbs in iolebeA
Gntoiden perieBt, OaB es f9per
faQt, bic MGO6en aus Der Jldbe ber
&afernen gu entfernen. Sine 1erelai.
sung etenio energii9er ipie morali<
l4er Trauen fat nun Elm Mittel e.
lpnnen, Oas Die 9orliebe fir bic
Sommps pieOer IN Die ri9tigen We-
sc letter. fou. Nm 105 militarii9en
3entren Gnglanos seBen nualnlebr
tpeibliAe Ratrouilen lumber. Die Dur<
iiber gu pa4en baden, Oab bic MdDs
den ni4t auf Mbtpege geraten. Dafur
tpnrben Stubs gebtlbet, in benen oie
Mdo@en (natiirlih inter MutliAD
i9re Sommps empfangen oiirfen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-06

M 9 Or be nj Margaretner
8e3irtsri9ter, Mien, Aatte ii9 bic
ungariIae 8auerin petronela 2eoz
polo ipesen Preistreiberei gu perantz
porten, neil ite fit @anie itatt bes
@D9fpreiles bon 3 6. 80 $. BRO
ailogramm q 6. perlanst bate. Mu=
Berpem lag ibr preistreiberei beim
8utterbertauf our Sat-. Das l1rieil
!autete auf orei Sage Mrre1t, perz
{9drft nit eiaem 6aittug. Mls Ole
2eopolb Dos urteil bernommen bate,
%faltete lie bic 9Gn6e unb i9rie: uum
Der 2ie6e @briitt pilen, lieber @err
Ridter, i'd bite BON 9eraen, eeben
Sic mir cine nod 10 bobe @elb1trafe,
i9 nerbe Tie 5ablen. Mber nur nidt
etniperren, bas iberleb' id n!nt!"
- Gus 9e1en nirb folsen=
seq @ei4i9t@en er3db.t:: 3nii4en
ben @infpobnern ron @rernbeim unb
Weinbeim belte6t felt ldngerer 3eit
stn gelpanntes Yerbdltnis, oas be-
lonbers gum Musbrud fommt, lpenr
bic 8etpobner beiber Srte gemeiniam
sic elettriide 8a6n nah Mannbsim
benaben. 90 gibt es aupeilen niGt
nur Reibereisn, ionbern au9Satli9:eiz
ten, 1ooaB i9liebli6 bas Be3irtsamt
eini4reiten mubte. Diefes aab Die
5ade on Die 5uitdnbise @iienbabnz
geieul4aft our gnt19etoung, bic nun
nit ialomonii@er Meisbeit entidieb,
oaB Die @einbeimer bel 8enuBung
Ger 8a6n nlr- in benz Motorpagen,
bic 8iernbeimer nur III Dem Mnbanz
geSBagen plaB nebmen biirfen, Seitz
benz berri6t @ubs 5pii@en Sen feinoz
liden 8riibern.
l1eber Elm Ndbrb efe=
8rot, Elm eitpeiBrei9es Brot, m!rD
iebt aus 9euti@lano bertttet. Mnsz
sebenO Dol1 benz gebanten, Ser Mdhrz
merit bes az8rotes our9 3uiaB zines
eipeiBreiden Mittels beoertenb 5l err
boben, I'm 10 cine Mrt Rraftbrot bar=
5uiteaen, bat mon I'M Snftitut fir
8drunssgefperbe Berlin 9erfude un=
ternommen, bur6 3ufaB BOZ; Nd6rz
befe cine GipeiBanreiherung i'm g.
8rot gu er5ielen. Sci einem @erIu=
DE, Elm &zgrot nit 2h pro5. Nabr=
befe Z 3n1ab gu baden, er5ielte man
Elm fe6r giinftises Mefu1tat. Dies
Mabrbefe6rot fiebt febr gut aug. Rru=
me une arnite itnD bpn rorlnaler We=
{9affenbeit, bas 8rot beiigt e;nen ge=
iunoen, traftigen, an 9efe nidt ERIN
ner11oen @erub unb famedt por3iis=
lid, ob1e einen Nebensefdmad gu ba=
ben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-06
MusIambii@e Mmupi@an
(8ortieeuns bon @eite 81

3. @arantie Ser gIeid)e11 @ed)tc NIT
Den britildem l1ntertbanen, ein=
ihlieBlid Der geiellldaftliden SteI=
lung, 9eieitigulrg oes &alienoorllr=
tbeils in gllitralien, &anaoa, 5iio=
afrifa, SStroien uno alien a1oere1t
britilden 9eiisungerl.
4. gntbinonl1g Sapars bon jegli=
der gerpflidtung, Slloien fir gng=
lal1b 5lr ldiisen.
Das iino ia fir england red1t bei=
tcre MtsiidJten. l1no oaB ntal1 es nit
bielen 6oroerlngen ernitlid mei11t,
gebt aus Der MellBerung eines alOe=
rem lapal1iiden glattes uMidi Nidi",
berbor> oas fur5 llto biilroig erflart:
p8ir Doffel1, bab umiere &egierrng
niht IN ben glcid)en Settler nrfallen
apiro> mie Die amerifanild)e IN ibrem
9anbel nit Merifo". aMio bon
elmer u@atd)ful maiting" eGolitif
uolen sic firert, fleinen @el6en
nidts %apiiien. Sic eebelr gleib ,allfs
@an5e", pie obige 6or0erlngen ia
6eueiie11, Die man fur5 in Sen einen
Sas 5ulammenfaiien fal1n: vgaus
init guglano aus sliien!" - Grit
@l1blanb, Damn 9eutldlono, Damn
England, Damn --- Snfel Sam,
merritt on mas? -
CAB in 1opning Street IN 2on-
Don Oie @eiid)ter ser iiberidlale1
9iplomaten bei Ser 2eftiire oiel er err
frildeno o%ffe1tber5isen iapaniiden
Joroerlngelt m~i1beltens INN afpei
3od LANCER serporoen limo, falu1 111at1
lid lebbaft poritellcn. Die angejebe1e
ltberale 3eitlng vMaadeiter Guar-
oial" idreibt< oab gaalato es unbe=
oirgt oerbinoern miilie, boB Gbina
81 einetn ga~iallenitaat sSapuns ber=
abiilrfe. 9ber 30 liegt ebelr ser Sole
I'M Nfeffer: @ie mill england oas
Derbi16ern? -
So6n @llll bat iib nit vIel1tld=
lnnos 9%er1id)tllng" cine Sl1ppe ei11-
gebrodt, al1 Der er nod lailge 51 I0f=
feln baben miro. 'Gr iitt oerart in
oen 8renncileln Grin, bob ibrn sic
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