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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-07-13
McROberts, Kentucky

SperiaI 10 TIE Nrzvs
Mrs. Carrie Barton and daughte ter visit.
ed Mrs. Frank Newson Saturday eve.
ming.
Sam Hatfield and family visited Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Newson Sunday.
Sam Hatfield and Frank NeWson at
tended church at uncle Sol Rights Sun
day evening.
Robert Newson mas been promoted to
a new job from S1.75 to S9.40
Alva Lydic visited Robert Newson
Sunday,
Mrs W. h. Loveday is talking OF
going to Whitwell, Tenn.
Mrs. Frank Newson called on Mira.
Barton Saturday night to get some
cream.
Mrs. Frank Newson visited Mrs,
Loveday Saturday morning.
Ben Davis, from Fleming, KY, spent
Sunday with Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank New
son.
Come on you writers from Kellys
Ferry. would like to read some more
from you. like to read the news from
Kellys Ferry. Ye writer would like to
hear from Texas again and from Mr..
Pittman also.
Mrs. Frank Newson orders the News.
She cannot do without is.
Come on you Tennesseeans IL you
want to work for they work at
McRoberts, KY, day and night, but if
you do not want to work stay where you
are II you can live without it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hatfield like KY.
fine.
Mrs. Frank Newson says she will live
for a while as her garden has come in.
She has fine garden.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Newson said they
would like to SEQ their Tennessee
friends but they do not want to come to
Tennessee to live.
Robert Newson and Jim Learn spent
the Fourth at Seco hunting.
The Holiness people had preaching
all day the Fourth, and quite crowd
from Coney was up.
Honeymoon.
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION ADVOCATED

amendments to the present Constitu-
ton as the Convention may see proper.
After this, then the various amend
msnts are to be referred to the people
for their approval or disapprovad; not
as whole. but each voter viii be al
lowed to vote on each proposed
Amendment separately. Such amend
ments as he may approve, he viii
vote Yes; as TO such that he may
disapprove he will vote mo"
This viii be following What is called
the Ohio plan, for in that State in
1912. a Constitutional Convention pro
posed AZ separate amendments. which
wers submitted 10 a vote of the peo-
pie, so that each eiector voted his viii
on each separate amendment. Ths
result was that the people approved
3s OF the proposed amendments. which
thereby became a part OF the organic
law, and the remaining four proposed
amendments were disapproved by the
vote Of the people. and consequently
fell TO the ground and were Of no ef-
feet.
The proposed Convention is to be
held under Chapters ITO and III Of the
Acts OF 1915. which see for all the de-
tails thereof
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-07-13
Mt. 0Iivet.

Spe1al to tie Mas.
Sunday school was postponed Sunday
on the account of rain.
John Golston is on the sick list.
Maud Levan looked sad Sunday.
Erwin Presnell spent Saturday night
with Clyde Griffith.
Mrs, Green Morrison, Gruetli, Tenn,
is visiting relatives here.
i. q. Golston left Tuesday night for
Coldwater, Kansas, being called there
to the bedside Of his son who is in the
hospital there with typhoid fever.
Clyde Griffith and wife and Leila and
Willie Golston spent Sunday in English
Cove.
l wonder what has become OF Prof
Ferguson as he doesn't ever show up
now.
Willis Almond spent Sunday with
Fred Creushaw at Pine Hill.
John Levan looked sad Sunday
Joe Caldwell and John Levan went to
Whitwell Saturday evening.
The holiness people had meeting
Saturday night
Rev. Levi Bowlin will preach here
next Sunday.
The Presiding Elder j. A. Mitchell,
will hold quartely meeting here Sun
day night
w. w. Griffith, of Hawkins Gap,
called at j. H. Higgins store Monday
evening.
Chas. Morrison went to Gruetli, Ten
nessee, last week.
Come on Kinsey, Okla, and Hamburg.
Reporter.
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Shall There Be One IN Teaasssss1
People To Vote On This ImpOr-
tant Measure August 3. Next

NOTE-A series OF articles viii appeal
In our columns with reference to the pro-
poeed constitutional convention for Ten
nssess. These articles are from the friends
Of the movement their motto being Non.
Partisan, Non-sectional. Non-Factional--
Just for Tennessee.
At the regular election for county
officers to be held In each county on
August Sd. next. the people OF Ten
nessse will be called on to vote wheth-
or or not they are in favor Of calling
Constitutional Convention.
II the people vote in favor Of the
Convention. then on November the
TIL. 1915, an election win be held In
each county TO elect 90 delegates who
win compose the Convention. the mum.
Der being the same as the number OF
The members Of the House OF Repre-
ssntativea
The Convention will not undertake
to write a new Constitution. IN this
respect II win Be different from any
ether Convention OF that character
ever held IN Tennessee. Its duties
win be confined to formulating such
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-07-13
Cut This Out
1t Is Worth Money


cut out this advertisement. enclose
cents to Foley g. Co.. 2sS5 Sheffield
Ave-, Chicago, Ill, writing your name
and address clearly. You will re-
ceive In return q trial package con-
tanning:
t1)a Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound, the standard family remedy
Tor coughs, colds, Group. whooping
cough, tightness and soreness in
chest, grippe and bronchial coughs.
t2) Foley Kidney Pills. for over
worked and disordered kidneys and
bladder ailments. pain In sides and
back due to Kidney Trouble. sore
muscles, ,stiff joints, baekache and
rheumatism.
(3) Foley Cathartic Tablets, d
wholesome and thoroughly cleansing
cathartic. Especially comforting to-
by everybody with sluggish bowels
and torpid liver. You can try these
three family remedies for only SC.
For sale by J., w. simpson 4 Son,
Jasper, Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-07-13

checked girl. No one can imagine the
confidence I have in DR.. Miles Heart
Remedy A. r. CANON, Worth. No.
The unbounded confidence Mr..
Canon has in DIR. Miles Heart REM
edy is shared by thousands OF
others who know its value from
experience. Many heart disorders
yield to treatment, if the treatment
is right. If you are bothered with
short breath, fainting spells, swell
ing of feet or ankles, pains about
the heart and shoulder blades, pail
pitation, weak and hungry spells.
you should begin using DR.. Miles,
Heart Remedy at once. Profit by
the experience of others while you
may.
Or. MiIss' Heart Remedy 10 soId and
guaranteed BY all druggists.
miLzs MEDICAL. CO... zikhart 'n&
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NONRESIDENT ENotice.
In the Chancery Court OF Marion
County, Tenn.
Arthur Station ct al
Mary Peyton ct vi

VIZ.
Mary Peyton ct vi.
In this cause it appearing to the sat
isfaction OF the Clerk and Master, from
Complaints Bill. which is sworn to-
that the Defendants, Fred White
Nora Treadway, Frank Treadway
Will Harris, Albert Harris, Joe Young
ODDS Young, Robert h. Young, and
Bereta. Lorene Young are non-resi.
dents OF this State, so that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be served It is
therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Seeuachee Valley News, q
newspaper published in the town Of
Sequachee for four. successive weeks,
tpmmanding said nonresident Defend
ANTS to appear at the next term Of the
@ancery Court. to be held in the Court
house in the town OF Jasper on the
Third Monday of August, 1916, and
plead, answer or demnr TO said Bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed,
and set for hearing ex parte as to them.
This the Goth day Of July, 1915.
A. l.. ROBERTSON,
Clerk and Master
Printers Fee, $7.oO.
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BREED TO FRESHEN IN FALL
(By Fl. G. Stockwell, Division of Ex-
tension, University of Tennessee

tension, university or TenneSSee.)
1 There are at the present time a few
dairymen that breed their cows to.
freshen in the spring rather than the
| fall. This is done on account of a.
natural tendency to follow out the sys-
tenn which the COW had selected, while
she was in the native state and had to.
select her own feed.
At the present time with our inn
proved methods of feelings, when the
feed is stored in the summer for win
ter use and where feeds are almost as
cheap in the winter as in the summer,
there are no good reasons for breeding
the cows to freshen in the spring.
There are, however, many advan-
tages in breeding the cows to freshen
in the fall,
The first main advantage to this sys-
TEN of breeding is that they will give
the largest flow at the time of the year
when there is the greatest demand for
her products, and at the same time
the highest prices are paid for those
products, thereby increasing the in
come from the cows. This will in
many cases mean the difference be-
tween profit and loss in the dairy.
Where number of dry cows are
fed during the winter months with no
income from those cows the profits at
the end of the year are reduced con-
siderably.
Not only will she give the largest
flow of milk at time of highest prices
but she will milk longer and her total
yield at the end of the year will be
greater
In the spring, after milking all win
ter, she will begin to dry off. but just
at this time pastures are abundant
and when turned out to pasture, same
will act as stimulant for milk pro-
duction, and she will continue to give
a good flow Of milk up until time to
dry her off, thereby increasing the lac
tation period and her total production
for the year
Not only are the profits of the dairy
made greater by the increased pro-
duction and prices, but they are fur-
Their increased by the raising Of the
quality of the milk produced.
During the winter months when the
other farm work is slack labor Is much.
cheaper and more easily obtained for
the dairy than during the summer
months. When large number of the
cows are dry much more labor is
available for the farm, on account OF
the extra time that can be devoted to-
the dairy during the winter months.
and as consequence the cows are
better fed and cared for. Not only
are the cows, better cared for, but the
calves are also given more attention
and will eventually make better cows
on account of this better care during
the critical period of their life.
With the cows freshening in the fall
the calves are fed on skim milk and
grain until spring, then they are
turned on pasture to continue growing,
while where the COW freshens in the
spring the calf is fed on milk at the
time grass is plentiful and In the TALL
when it is weaned It must be fed on
dry feeds. A calf handled in this way
will not get the growth nor will 1t be
the producer when freshening that the
calf will that is handled under proper
conditions.
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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-07-13

bed near q window
no she could set
her breath. One
doctor said, Poor
child. she Is likely
to fall dead any
time A friend
told me DIR. Miles
Heart Remedy had
cured her father,
so I tried It, and
she began 10 inn
prove. She took
q great MANY bot
ties, but she 10
spared to me to-
da.v n fat. rosy
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-07-13
SAY THEY ARE WONDERFUL

Hot weather is doubly dangerous
when digestion is bad. Constipation,
sick headache. billiousness, or other
conditions caused hH-elogged bowels
yield quickly to Foley Oathartic Tab
let's Mrs. Elizabeth Slauson. So.
Norwalk, Conn. writes: 81 can honest
ly say they are wonderful" Sold by
j. w Simpson & Son, Jasper, Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-07-13
Non Resident Notice.
In the chancery Court Of Marion
County, Tenn.
Henry h. King ct all
b. r. Patton ct al.


VS.,
b. r. Patton ct al.
in thiscaaseit appearing to the sat.
isfaction OF the Clerk and Master, from
Complaints Bill, which is sworn to, To at
Defendants, f. K. Richardson, Susie
Gowan Richardson and The Mercantile
Trust Company are non-residents of this
State, so that the ordinary process OF law
cannot beIserved. 1t is therefore order
ed that publication be made in Sequa-
chez Valley News, newspaper pub
lished in the town of Sequachee, Tenn,
for four consecutive weeks, command
ing said nonresident Defendants TO APP
pear at the August Rules of the Chan
Gerry Court, to be held in the Court
house in the town Of Jasper on the First
Monday of August, 1916, and plead, an
swer or demur to said Bill or the same
will be taken for confessed, and set for
hearing ex parte rs to them.
This the 18th day Of June, 1916.
A. L. ROBERTSON,
Clerk and Master
Printers Fee, 81 90.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-07-13
Heart Disease Almost
Fatal to Young Girl

NY daughter. when thirteen years
old. was stricken with heart trouble.
She was so bad we had to place her
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-07-13
MONEY 10 LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN-Three TO Ave years
on farm or improved city property.
Apply direct to the Volunteer State
Life Insurance Company, James
Building, Chattanooga, Tenn.
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WANTED.

LABoRERS wANTED-sl.75 per day.
Board $3.50 per week. Apply to
Knoxville Power Company, Alcoa,
Blonnt County, Tennessee.
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SfafienilGer OenRmGrerrauO

MilbsIm gobe, bar GENERALIZATION Der
8erliner Wuisen, peiIt in Der 0o6sns
ldrift sWieIan64 auf cine neatlte Eat
itaIieniT4M 9entmdlerraubes bin, ais
iprsAenbss 8eifpieI oaTir, ipie BIZ. alien
Dallturnationen4 lire a~uIturaufaabs
dnffoftn unb ME Ie nit BEN auaitfhats
sen in btatidem 8eliB umeeben, iosan fe
bardniommen i0nnen. s5n benz Wlins
oungsssbist bts Sion5o Iiesi Doa arafis
Stoetden gtdbo nit Ieinem frihfrifts
li9sn Dom. 9isIeH Ort baben bic .stas
lisner beisbt. Gle ba6ga bic GfntudIsr
lno ben airdenf4ab btrausasucmntsi,
ulo per SDnig ipuroe auTgtfotbert, iif
oieie erItt &riegsbeute an3uIsben. Gr tam.
betpiaigte bic abfihruug mad Rom, un6
ols man ibR auf ben m~ertpiirbioen alos
t~diltubboSen auFmerifam mddIte, Der
gleihfdls nod aus friiber hritlidtr 8eit
%itoTtnt, bsfnbl Der aonig, ihn IoFort hrs
dus3unsbmen unb nit nab Rom nbaus
fiArtn. Widn oarf bod Iolde aaaFIdabe
nift in ben 5anbeu Der .garbareaA Iois
leI, unb bod baben biele garbarsu BEN
Dom in @rabo ME BEN bss bena6bdrlen
4quileja aufs iorgfdItisTr tnitanD asIeht
uno sebiitet unb trtffIia pQblt3isrt, NIB
BADEN iid etbiiiet, aud nur Elm Slid bo.
bon 5u sntternen unO in bic muIssn nab
Bitn abJui4leppsn.
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ginasbottntn ausFiiui. nnr nldt iibsr
oas, mas bod ON uddiisn lag, - ibsr
ben arise.
60 bsrginetn 5ipei. Srsl Sag,. Dor.
Fdtis iudts iid 9rulia MN ltintm sissnt'
lihen 5bema su ndbtrn. Gr iriihte bic
Grinnsrungsn an bic ssmtlnIdmtu GrIebs
ntiie bts osrsrOislosuess auf, frdate mad
oislsm unb isntm, mas bamit IN 3uiams
mtnbong ftonb, bebausrie, baB aamtltis
tbn rerldftn bdbe, unh mahte ibm
freunbIhaftline WoripiirIs barber.
Rur5um, atrabe beeann Der .Raubreittr"
duf isiu 3isl Ios3utsuern, ed
fisIen plobIih auBsrbaLb bes Sdssrs
SdlHe, bic iib RAID 30 sinsm rtstIrths
ten Sufanisriefeuer itsieerteH. Die 9us
seIu pfifftn iber ibrt 9opfe, bier uno bG
brad elmer Der Sottentottsn Suiammtn,
iiberoIl @tiarsi unb 9uratinuuOttIuuIen
finh
Der ptiBs mann bat uns
perratsnlA Ihrsit elmer Der uutsrtds
pitdns bes aorHtlias unb IdIdei bds.
9elpebr auf ben ~pafftnloIsn 9rotba an.
Gbe aorntlius IS binbtrn tam, traht
Der G9ub unS Der -R%aubrrittrs fnit,
mittsn In bic Slim gttrpfFtu, sulammsn.
Den llntsrtapitdn aber fdlts iofort bic
Suest bss 9ornelius. Der tannte Ieinsn
@lltsbrubsr 5u stloil, nm an isiHsR Der
rot 81 glauber.
3lDar trIitt qorRslius In bisism @eFeht
ffnere 9erlnIis, abr CT ftIbIf sntidm
bod. iommtlie feline gstr,u,n aufs neue
nm fd unb fiibris ben Guerilotritg ptis
ter, Bis ss benz 6uuptmanR @oItmonn.
eeIdns, ibn 81 faHgsn.
Mas mar an isnem unsIidsmprgsn gee
Ihehtn2
Der gtfebI bss GbertOmmdnbos, BEN
aneriif eiH5uiisIen, bate bic 8pmpagnis
bts 9auptmauns ron Ropparb, - tr 1T
i'm September 1914 BEL SombIpniain I'm
aumpfe sestn bic gnsldnbsr stfdTeu,
niht trrsiht. sc mar ibr g%eluugtn, bic
Spur bes aorHslius 5u finbtR uub bic
hura bic anpeisnbeit 9rods in GiGers
belt sstDisgten 9ottsntotttn iberrai6eno
anSusrtifsn.
Dieter aus ~llnituninis Der @trb6ltniFe
ausriff bate ben r~Edubrsitsr"
pas 9tbtn gtlofitt.
Nm bemItlbsn Sage lanbeit cine blonde
Jrau in aiioerisbudt. bon StbnIuat nod
BEN eslitbttn Satin gstrisbsn, - unb
nod ui9t bdB Ie Ditps mar.
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9eutI6e Ar6eit in Gibraltar

Der gsbtl al 9nrit, ben btr mauriIhe
5tIbbtrr 5arit Bel isinsm giufaa in
Spdnisu I'll bsIsbts unO befeiigtt. III
in ssfhidiIidsr 3sit sissntIi9 pismaIs
10 rett fpaniI9 sspslsn. Der GtIisn,
cine Der Sdulen bss 6trIuIss - bic an.
bere 1T Der auf Der afritdniIdtn aaits
nur 81 allOmetsr t%ntFernt Iitsenbe Sell
fen bon abild Bel Gsutd - purbs aaers
binss 600 Sabrt Ipdier bon a5nis Ger
oinanb II. DON aaitilisn ben Uiauren
entriNtn. nber bic Spunier tpnnten Iid
bort nur 30 Sobte lang b%ebaupten, lli6
erit i'm Sabre 1462 ipurbc bic GeItung
our9 6u3mau, ben aer5og bon Msbiao,
nod elmer bdrtnddigen unp langnierigsH
8elagsruHa ben Mauren tpitber tntriHtn.
Der oertffs aaiisr Qarl ", Der ais
fponiidsr aGnig pitbtrbolt slidlihe
8dmpfe gtgen bic ofrilaniI6en Raub iiaas
fen Su fiibren bate. Iieb bic 5eItung
Gibraltar. bic fir ion ols GlpttenItlbs
punt bon gr0btem Mert mar, nsu aus
bdusn. uno omar ourh ben bsutI9en Sns
gentsur Gpedel aus G%traBbarg, unb tpies
Der mar % Elm 9eutfhtr, oer ~;geIontors
idoas9sutnant prins 9eorg bon Dnrms
itabi, Der i'm Gpaniiden grfoIgsiritg i'm
Sabre 1704, ais cine engliI6s 6lotte uns
ter apmiraI Roote Dor Gibraltar erlAier
neR mar, bic 6sftung er0bsrtt; nit nur
40 Ulnnu ianbste Ct uRo srpberte bic
p0lig un3ureidenb perttibigte Stdbt mad
burger 8sldgsrung. Geit bitfer 3eft lit
Gibraltar Der Rasel i'm GIetIas Gpns
MEMS seblieben unb Suslein Elm 3eidsn
Der Gbnmddt bes a6nierei6s, oenn i'm
6ritbsn Don lltrtht Glib tpurbs bic
GeItuns mad frudtloisn 9srIudeR bss
aDniss qbiIipp III. unb bes fran36FfdsH
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snogiltis ben gngIdnbern SugeIpro9en.
QOa ortimdl berfudten bic Gponisr
ihr Slid, nber lire @eriuhe f9lagen ies
bssmdl fell. us bsim 6ritten gerIu9
I'M Sabre 1881 bic GngiGnoer burb einen
gIiidlintn ausfdn bic gdtterieu Der Spa
nier sum G9peigen gebro9t unh ibrs
geldgerungsbduten erobert bdtten, bers
IudteH bic Spdnier, bon Der Gesifitt Der
5eltung bei5utommer. 3ieIer gerIuh
Durbs burd bic Grfinbung eines ebes
maligen bannoberIhen 1aselfdmiebes
Rdmeng Ghfpadenbnd aus Cora bers
eiielt. Die Gpanier hatten i9tpimmenbe
gatterien srbdut. bic gum S6ube gegtn
bic 9tTnofe Der gngldnbsr nit Glen
marsn, unb fudten nit ibrtr
9ilfe bic 3ufubr obsuIdneihen unb bic
Ieitune n~us3ubunaern. Dd erinnerte ith
Der fribers beutfds QnssIfdmisb ieines
alien 6anbnerfs unb fiibrte BEN enos
Iiihsn Generol Qorb gaiot, unttr BEN er
tDis pftls ftiner bannoberI9en 2anbsleute
bisnts. Elm Btrfabren Dor, fpie man pieIe
Gussln gu sIeidsr 3tit glibenb MAIDEN
tonnts, unb f6lug Jpn Dor. nit bisIsn
siHfuhsn 8rnnbgefhoFen bic Ip1nif9en
8otterttn brnuben duf BEN Wteere gu pers
Der @erfua seIdng DoItommsn.
unb am I3. unb IA. September 1882
gins cine gnttsrie nah Der dnbsrsn In
6lommtn auT. Der TN ~folqsnbsn Sabre
ubet6loHsus Griebsn Fi9srte obermoIs
ben Gngldnbern bic GeIiuug Gibraltar
Biz uuf ben hentigsn Gag. unb iebss neus
Jobr trieb ben Rdgtl feFtsr nnb tieftr in
bns Glsii9 beg fpunffhen @oItes.
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w. Der aauhreiter.

nntsr ben Standardization, bic
fpdbrsab oes aufitdubss in BEN Sdbren
1904-1907 uuIerer G6nbtruppe IN
Sibnsfafrifd bds 2sben ~beTonoers Iausr
mu4ten. raste ourd feline B~sri6Iasenbeit
unb Jnteaisens Der aapitdn aornsIias
berbor.
Sidsre GhlupFpintsl BOT ibm bog uns
augGngIide, fat nod uaerfori9te, peits
li9 Der Balm Observation-Disclosures osIss
gene aomdsbOdldnb. Bon bort aus brad
er nit iefnen 9rlogleuten herbor, idoB
bier cine pdtrOuils AZ, iiberfieI bort cine
probianttolonne, mar cine ftGnbiee Gss
fdbr fit bic giienbabn unb peridp1ab,
tdum ssfehsn, fplrEcs tpiebtr in ben 5ers
riFsnen G9lu6ten BEG esndltigsn Berg
mnifbs. 4ur5, er aeigte iih ols Elm Meis
fter bes @ueriIdtEieees.
aornelius bate iDdbrtrb Der rFten
gbdfe beg 3ererodufItdnnes nod in beats
f4en 9ienittn s%titdnben. ST mar gors
mann Der DagentoIonns gepeTen, bic
elmer aompagnie bon 6ottentotten, bic
6dmdIs nod 9eerssfDIge gessn bic 9srero
~leiitetfn, bsigsgebsn mar. Der aompdos
niefHhrer mar Der arisgsfrsipiaies Obsrs
l~eutndnt b. u. bon Srot6o, Elm Reffe hes
Observation-Disclosures, getpeIen.
grotbu battle it4 ben Minb fhon fdnrf
I'm bic Nnie pftifen IdFsn. Sett, Weibtr,
Sen bdttsu i'm Dor Sabrsn in Dtutf6s
lamb ben buntsn Grdgsn getoitst. Damn
mar er in BITE tpeite DsIt getponbert unb
bate abenteuernb ale GrbteiIe bnr4z
quert. Wan tpuBte fpenig bon feiem
bunten aebsn, unb bic Gdn1a mob, 5abIs
loie aegenosn I'm i'm. Jn Gumdtrn
loate II 3irfusOirsttor, in Mrgentinien
p~fsrbsbdnoIsr, in 5ongtOng 9sdtsasent,
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