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MORE RHEUMATISM
THAN EVER BEFORE
Cergymen, Lawyers, Brokers, Me.
chanics and Merchants Stricken

Our old friend Rheumatic is having
his inning this year. and few words of
caution from one who knows all about
it may not be amiss.
Wear rubbers in damp weather;
keep your feet dry; drink plenty of
lemonade, and avoid strong alcoholic
drinks.
If rheumatism gets you. or sciatica,
and you have sharp twinges. gnawing
pain or swollen joints or muscles, you
can get rid of all agony in just few
days by taking one-half teaspoonful of
Rheuma once a day.
All druggists know about Rheuma:
it's harmless, yet powerful: cheap, yet
sure. and 50-cent bottle will last a
long time. Ask H. c. Kennedy or any
druggist
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-28
CHAPTER XXI

Copyright. 1916. by Star Company
Agnes Morley proved the truth OF
the statement that woman is incon-
sistent by being painfully depressed
as she thought over her refusal of
Randolph Pickens
In fact she even shed a few tears
over his faded sweet peas. then tried
to laugh TO her own folly. But the
laugh stuck in her throat. She had
not the heart to throw the blossoms
away, but she did not want to put
them where she need see them. So.
taking them into her aunt's room. she
placed them in glass of water.
You like sweet peas she explain
ed. so l am going TO leave these in
here"
Has your caller gone already" Miss
Morley asked in surprise. She was un-
dressed. and her slight form looked
thinner than ever in her scanty night
gown.
"Yes-he has gone" Agnes replied
briefly. Goodnight"
She did not linger to explain after
she had kissed her aunt and seen her
safely in bed. She was not the kind
OF girl who talked to other women of
her conquest nor OF the devotion OF
any iAan for her. She had sense
OF honor that forbade such conf
dences.
She was glad to be alone to think
her own thoughts. yet the more she
thought the more depressed did she
become. Turning out the light in the
little parlor. she seated herself by the
open window and reviewed the hap
penings OF the past hours.
Her heart srnote her as she unused
on poor Mr.. Pickens. Had he been
the only. man in the world she could
not have accepted his attentions. Even
now she giggled softly as she recalled
MS garo and manner. But the giggle
ended in a sound Very much like q sob
as she recalled his wistful eyes. He,
at least, had shown his fondness for
her. There was a vague kind OF COM
Tort in the recollection. She would
probably never see him again Well.
she wished him the happiness he de-
served with some woman who could
care for him.
She Thinks of Philip
Ihen she began once more to think
OF Philip. Added to her chagrin at
his recent behavior was the pain of
humiliation q the mistake she had
made in speaking to him about those
Mowers this morning. His manner had
been brusque. unlike his former way
OF replying to any question of hers.
she could not know that poor Phil's
astonishment at her deigning TO ad-
dress him had been so great, and the
throb OF his heart so sudden. that he
hardly knew what he was saying. And
then. when he realized what she had
asked she was gone without even a
backward glance in spite of his ex-
clamation Of entreaty. He. on his part
was thinking that she had snubbed
MIN and flouted him by turning awav
from his appeal.
Inus II was that both of these Young
people nursed their sense OF grievance
towards each other. And all the while
their hearts were aching.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-28
OF INTEREST TO THE WOMEN
a GIRL AND 4 MAN
New and Vital Romance of City Life
by Virginia Terhune Van ie Water
The following morning Agnes Morley

7
oversight. Miss Lucy. who had had a
restless night-for she was far from
well these days-did the same. So in
/ spite OF the girls utmost haste, she
did not reach the Office OF Hale and
Bainbridge until twenty minutes past
nine. The day was warm and muggy
and her employer was not in a good
humor. He looked up with a frown
as she entered.
You are late Miss Morley" he re-
marked sharply. II have been hear
for twenty-five minutes. I wish you
would be more prompt"
Il am sorry she apologized. 'I
oversight. 1t will not happel again"
II am sure l hope il will not" he re-
turned.
She kept back the retort she longed
to utter. She was in the wrong she told
herself. and the man had right to
be displeased with her. Yet. had she
been his equal he would not have re-
proved her in that tone. Nor. had she
been his sons equal, would Philip have
treated her with the cool indifference
that he had assumed lately.
Il am ready was all she saic as she
took up her pad and pencil.
1t was in the middle OF the morning
when Philip Hale came in TO his fathers
office.
Father and Son Go OUT
Agnes did not raise her eyes from
the machine she heard the two men
conversing in low tones. but she con-
tinued typing. At last her employer
spoke her name.
Miss Morley" he said. IT am going
out and will not be back until after
three o'clock. You will have those
letters done by the time I return
please"
Yes, sir she answered IT hope to
have them finished before go to lun-
cheon."
Together father and son started from
the room. At the door the older man
paused.
"Oh. Phil" he said "I left a parcel
OF papers there on my desk. Fetch
them. will you? I will stop and speak
to Bainbridge before I go out I will
meet you a the door"
He went on and Philip Hale came
back into the room. Still the girl kept
on with her typing. He took step
towards him, turned to the desk got the
papers in question and went quickly
from the room.
Not until she heard the outer door
close behind the pair did Agnes pause
Then she spoke in a whisper to her
self
He never said a word to me-not
WORD. II Is evident he wishes me
TO understand my place He need not
fear it's a wonder his father left him
alone for a minute-even though the
door was wide open.
But he's safe. I'll keep in my place
What seemed like friendship was only
a passing whim OF Phirs, which he
wishes to forget And I'll take pains
TO show him that I myself DO not care
to remember"
81 80 hA-
ITO BE CONTINIrFD0
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-28
Armed Guards Surround
Home of Millionaire After
Receipt of Blackmail Letters

Connellsville, Pa. Sept. %. Armed
guards were to-day thrown around the
residence of Alfred NJ. Fuller, a mill
lonaire resident of Perryopolis, near
here, following the receipt of Mr.
Fuller, of threatening letters demand
ing money.
One dummy package, placed in a
hollow tree as the writer designated
disappeared without the guards being
able to apprehend the person who
took 1T. Mr.. Fuller, who lives alone,
is reputed to be one of the wealthiest
men in the coke country.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-28

Philadelphia, Sept. 2s. - Public
bequests amounting to ssS0,0o0 have
been left to various institutions in the
September 20 at Drifton, Pa, ac-
cording to statement by Charles
Sinkler and John Cadwalader, Jr.,
executors. to-day. More than half of
this sum goes to the University of
Pennsylvania, Mr.. Coke having been
president of the board of managers
of the University Museum
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-28

day by Attorney Howard NJ. Bingaman
to execute a writ against the Wheel
ing, Waynesboro and Eastern Railroad
for seizure of all the stock and similar
property the company has on hand to
satisfy his claim of $1,000 for attor-
ney's services.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-28
CRUDE OIL GOING UP

Pittsburgh, Pa, Sept. 2S.-An up
ward trend in the market for the prin-
cipal grades of crude oil appeared to-
day when the principal purchasing
agencies at the opening announced an
advance of ten cents a barrel.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-28
RALLY SERVICE

Rally Day services will be observed
in the Harris Street Evangelical
church, on Sunday. All departments
of the Sunday school will be opened
for the first time since the junior de-
partments were closed by an order
of Health Commissioner Dixon. early
in September
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-28
TWO SHIPS SUNK

London, Sept %. - The 2500-ton
British steamship Stathe and the
Swedish barke Benguela. CSC tons,
have been sunk.
Christiana dispatch to Lloyds saws
the crews of the Swedish steamships
knute Hide and Dania have been
landed
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-28

Jewish New Year, with special services
in the synagogues last evening. Be-
cause of the religious holiday, forty Of
the city stores were closed during the
day. The observance will continue
until October Z, the Day of Atonement.
Services were held in the Ohev Sholom,
kesher Israel and Chisuk Emuna syna-
gogues to-day also.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-28

At the Registrars Office.-Letters on
the estates of Ephraim Zellers and w.
c. Peters were issued respectively to-
cay to Ida j. Zellers and Ada Bell
Peters
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-28
Save the Babies.

NFANT MORTALITY something ght We hardly realize that
all the children born in civilized countries twenty-five per cent nearly
onequae die before they reach year, tseven per cent
than onerd, before they fve and one-hf before they are fifteen!
We do not hesitate say that timely ma
jo precious lives Neither do hesitate say many these
nnte deaths oasioned narcotic preparations Drops
and soothing sold for odrens complaints opium
morphine They considerable quantities. deadly pois any quantity
they retard circulation and lead ngeson Sickness DEATH Coria
operates exactly the but you that bears signature
Chas Fletcher Coa the blood circulate properly opens
pores Of the skin and alays fever
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-28

these sessions are held early in Sep
tember, but the postponed opening of
the schools owing to the States quar-
antine on infantile paralysis delayed
the meetings. The teachers in the sec
tion of the county lying north of Peters
Mountain will meet in Elizabethville,
Saturday, October IA. while the others
will meet in the Pleasant View school
house on October, 21. Both Professor
F. E. Shambaugh and w. r. Zimmer-
man, superintendent and assistant su-
perintendent, will address the teachers.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-28
OBSERVE ROsH HAsHANAH

Hundreds of members of Jewish
congre cations in the city began the
observance of Rosh Hashanah. or the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-28
MEET
OCT. IA AND 21
Dates For County Conferences
at Elizabethville and Pleas
antview Fixed

Saturday, October
IA, and Saturday,
October 81, were
officially fixed to-
day as the dates re-
spectively for the
first fallconferences
of the county school
instructors for the
upper and lower
sections of Dauphin
county. AS a rule,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-28
Letters from Prominent Physicians
addressed fO ChaS- H. Fletcher

~ Ss'oos use aOCCuOas
Dr. F. Peeer Of St Louis
In and always found
Dr. Frederick D. Rogers of Chicago Ill., Fbers
Castoria useful the of
Dr. William Boomer, of Cleveland Ohio
glad Castori
Dr. Down. Of Philadelphia prescribed
tora practice
benefit to patients"
Dr. Edward Parrish Of Brooklyn
household
pens to use 1t for its mild laxative effect
Dr. j. B. Elliott, CT New York City,
years prescribed Casoria
heartily commend its nothing deterious
to the most delicate of
Dr. c. G. sprague Of Omaha casoa is an Ideal
medicine for children and frequently
cate
exception for conditions which arise in the
Dr. j. A Parker of Kansas City, holds the
esteem the medical
tay preparation is
Is the universal
Dr. H. F. Merrill Of Augusta
finest and most remarkable remedies
Castora
furnish hundreds testimonials locality as to its efficiency
and
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-28

Commissioner Gross Home. - Park
Commissioner e. u. Gross. who had
been in Mercersburg during the last
few days attending the meeting of the
Carlisle Presbytery, has returned home.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-28

Going to Shamolin.-County School
Superintendent f. E. Shambaugh and
Assistant superintendent w. r. Zim-
norman will go to Shamokin Octo-
Der and to attend the opening con-
ference of the Northeastern and Cen
trail Pennsylvania sections Of county
school superintendents.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-28

To Take Railroad Prdperty.-Dau-
phin county authorities were asked to-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-28

(To BE CoNTINUED)
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-28
PRESBYTERY ENDS
FALL SESSION
Will Meet Next Year in
fredericksburg; Local Men
on Committees

Mercersburg, Pa.
Sept. 2S. The
Sins of Minister'S"
was the subject of
an address before
the Carlisle Presby-
terry yesterday, by
the Rev. S. T. Mich
olson, evangelist.
who is about to
open a campaign in
Gettysburg. Fol-
owing an address
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-11
Seine btplo mattf9en
g S4ntertgtetteu
erp ar tet.

9arauf beOadt, baB bic frieblide
ghfion prompt feitgeiteGt peroe, uno
I'm elmer llnteriu9ung bes 8pptes
oor5ubeugsn, bic DON ben diplomats
f6en ReprGIentanten Der @ntentemdds
te OerIangt piro, IieB Der beutf9e &as
pitdn iein S4iff ipfort oon benz 5as
fensSurpepOr uno etnem 4genten oes
SuitiSbepartements our9Iu4en. 0teIe
Sedmten, pie audi bic oQsSnipettos
ren uno QudrantGnes s4er3te, Itintm,
ten Darin therein, oaB bas Boot bpas
itdnbig unbepdffuet ift uno pur als
gep0bnlides 6anoelsitiff 6etrabtet
lueroen lam. Sap 9. Steele, oer
Surbegor, eritattete etneit formelIeu
9eridt in Oieiem Stnue an ben Sd>
fenmeifter Rpan, Der i'm ait oa&
SaaBamtsoepartemert in WaI6tng.
ton i9itte.
0eber &apitdn RDni9 mod bic
49eHteu bes Rorboeutihen 2lppo Iino
aud nur i'm seringiten beunrubigt barr
iiber, baB biplomatifae S6tpierigteis
ten entiteben tDnnten. DieIer 9untt
mar i'm 8praus in @ripGgung se3pgen
porben unb ss mar nibts unterldiIen
iporben, ben Status bes S6iffes Iii
einem Ipl6en Su madden, odb dbIollb
nt9ts bdrar auseeiebt tperben fam.
Gs nurbe altf bic 4utprttGt bes &aa
pitGns bin srtIdrt, bdb bic ein5tseH
Waffen, bic ii9 an Soro beftnben,
bier automdtiIde Rebolper fno, bic
ben OfFi5ieren se1Srer unS elm Ges
pehr fir bos glbi9iebsn hpu RGte-
ten.
Rd6bem AapitGn &0nig bic Sors
maIitdten nit ben Safenbearnten er,e'
Oigt, mar er Der Gbrengait Bel etaenv
@abelfriibitHd I'M DeutT4en Stub, mo-
er oem 8oti9dftsratb Suniel bon
Sodfnbauien elm 9adet offBtener 2or'
reTppn5en fir ben @rdfen bpn 9erns
itrrff CAB. Der Baron NOR BON
BaTbtngton getumren, um benz 3apis
tan StDnig al ieiner erfuIgreichen
sSabrt Su sratulieren. 9lu9 sr mar etr
@aft bes DeutIhen GLubs urb am
abenb fuhr sr nu9 Netp Ycr4 sarii6.
frs.AfaA....- ...e -. o H-a!k.l
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ssfdHgen, 6ieier 9srri5ait Elm gnbs
5u MADDEN.
.gngIdnb lam Stiffs ME bas
anirige Hiat 6aran biHosrn, gu Tom,
men unb 3u sebeH Die ss uns belisbt.
llnfere Gabrt, an Iooer pOr6si uno
iibsr ben S3ean mar cine srsigRibIois.
WsnH uRs 9efabr probts, tau6tsn
mir untsr unb nuRssaS mir bier ii6er
in sinsm ameriidnif4en Safsn, berei.,
ipenn bic .3eit iOmmt. bic Riidreii.
an3utretsn.
sd lam SbHsn ni5t 2fustunft
iibsr ale GinSsIbsttsn uHfsrsr 5abrt
ssbsn. ba biss bem 5einbs bon gtussn
fsin piirbs. l1HIer Boot bat Elm 0e,
PLACEMENT Dou ungefibr 1000 5onnsn
unb cine 9eI9niHoisteit iiber Wafsr
bon mebr dIs IA Gnoten. SD brau4e
ri&t au eripGbneu, oab mir uOQis uns
bepaffnet uno nur ein frieolites SaH'
beIsidiff iinS.
rWas bic Gage in Oeutialanb Be-
trifft, 70 tann i'd MIR fas.n. oab bort
Sebermann Don BEN enbsiltissn Sisg
Deuti9idnbs uno elmer 8srbiinostsu
iiberasust lit. allss mas iia in ben
leBten % Mpnatsn ereisn.t bat, bes
tpeijt bas. Gan3 qoIen unb aurlano.
Elm Sebist unsefdhr spei SritteI 10
sroB aIs Ssutftlauo. befinben ii5 isit
einsm Sdbr un!er beuti&er Serr'
i6ait unb bas gan5s 2anb III unter
ben gfIus sebrad)t tporSeu, foodb ss
uns fit ben nd6itsn Winter 2ebenss
mitteI in rsihli6sm MaBe bringt. RE-
gen unb iparmes Bsttsr i'm 4pril unS
Mai BADEN grnieausii5 in Ssuti3a
lamb, Ssitsrreias slIHSarI, 9uIgorisn
unb Der siirtei ssi4afien, tpie fs isit
sin.m Sabrbunbsr; Hi4t bsTer sepsIsu
iinb.
.SaFel6e gilt fir Sds san5e Ssrs
bien, WonienegrD anb sinem sroben
1b.il BON 9llbanisn. gleben 8slsieH
bsiinSet iid Der Tiebent. Sbeil bon
Jrantrsi9 in Den Sdnben 0euif6s
lambs nnb LIBERAL tpsrben reidlife
Grnten eripartet. Gs III bann ni6t Die
serilrsite gsfiirt!ans s.rs4tfertisi,
bab bic griten i'm Stanbe ieia mir.
ben, bunbert TiaiuHsn oeutfcbe unb
Diterrei9ifde Grauet anb ainber uHo
RiditombattantsH gu Sohe 81 buns
germ - bas ieufliiafte gsrbreden, Sas
ie in Der WeIi eins Ration periu6t bat.
.llniere 8oDte psrben bic ppit
iiber ben atIaniii6tn Sseau befOrbern
unb perbinbern. odb bic grit,n Is
5uriidbaltsn.
.Dir perlaiien uns burauf. bab bic
uIten freuneidaitli4en gsoiebunsen
nit ben Der. Gtadtsn. bic aui bic
Seiien MuibingtOns suriidbuiiren -
tpann preuben bas erite aanb mar,
bas 9lmsriia in isinen Sample I'm
9efxiuns bon Der britii9en Ssrrftaft
taIf - dufs Reas tn Jfrsm f9Sn,n
xuS ysi3esk ,HnaA sstrs IN susrasiA
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Die Sausflagse Der 9eutidsl
S3eaH Rbeberet 1T bic dlte gremer
Gldgge: rptbe unb ipeibe Streifen nit
Dem Staotpapten, bem Saliifel, in
Der Gde. 9isIsr S9liiiiel bsbsutet,
baB mir bic 5bOrsn seoffnet baben,
Die Gnglano neriuht uus uHb uriereul
SanoeI su oerI9lisben. Die Shore, bic
mir nit bisIsm SdliiFsl se6finst ,bas
BEN, perben ri4t pieosr eei6lofsH
psrSsn. Der Sieg Seutf6tanbs in
bieiem Sample I'M feline griitsn5 sas
rantirt allen HatipneH cine offene
sbiir fir ben WeItboHbel, uHb sIei4e
Redt. fir ale gaationeH auf benz
Weer."
Dag RapitGn aSnig su l.
gen BAT.
Baltimore, 10. Suli. gaIo
na9 getauntssbuHg ieiner fiir Die
SeTfentli9tsit beftimmten grtIdrung
sr5Gblte &apitGn &0nig 3eitungstor'
reIpoRbenten BON ieiuer Retie iiber ben
SssaN. Gr la4te ouriiter, boB er
bur5 feinbliae Gabrseuss angs6lia
nett aug Isinsm Surs getriebeH pors
ben lei, unb srtIdrte, oaB er auf Der
gan5sn Iabrt MIR ettpa 80 UteiIsu
inter bem @aTer gefa6ren lei.
SD babe gelsisn,- 10 iasts Der aas
pitdn, .bab mir ss5punsen seipeisH
isisn, bunbsrts BON WeiIeu auBerbalO
unierss auriss gu fa3ren. neil mir
DON britiidsn ariessidiffen psrfolgt
ipurbsn isisH. 0as perbdlt ii9 nl1t
10. Nar,lm follteu mir benin unis'
rem aurs psrIafeu, oa mir bod untera
tauten tonnsn? 2eBteres lit Der aIIer'
einIaaits @es, uHieren aurs gu Dsr'
laheH. llnb Guberbem lit es pteI
lsiatsr.
mir tdmeu bonn englii4sn Eanal
aeraoen Weges na1 Sarupton Hoabs.
&m cortseu ledfen mir DON S0el9pldHp
mad Baltimore $500 WleilsH 5uriit,
unb auf Sieier Strede fubren mir
MIR 80 Meileu unter Wafer.
rWdbrsnb Der sanSen 5oArt iparen
SfiBiere unb Wanni9aft in Doraugs
liaer Stimmung. Natiirli9 rpuroe
bic 2ltmoipbare itidig, penn mir uns
lan1e unter Wdher befaHSen. gs mar
ettpus unsemiitbli1, getpiB, aber rles
mails aefdbrlit. Die nDeuti4larb"
1T 70 sebaut, bab lie bier aufelnan'
Der fplgenbe Sage ulter Wdfer bIei'
ben tann, sic ieRu aIio, oaB mir
niemals uns aud nur anndberno bsr
9rense Der QufentbaltsmDsIi6teit una
ter WaiIer ndberten.
.Sn bsm Stiff fdbrt ss ii8 bieI
leihter als in sinem Sprpeooboot3srs
itDrsr. SnfoIse ieiner fi6eren aprs
itruttipn tann nifts pafiren. Srsenb
cine Ration, bic ein fpI9es 5abr5eug
bausn tann, fam ooIlbrinSen, mas
uns gelungen 1T"
Der aapiidn ipra9 NIT benz Gntbus
iiasmus zines atnbes lrb feline glussn
funislten, ols er DON feiner mertrpiir.
bisen Gcbrt eradbIie. .@ir bsrtieben', },
ia iaAr g tass 1slsaisEs aHs as
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Sn 9eamtenireiien elau6t man nitt,
bab bic bsutiten 9eborDsn iih elmer
ssnauen llnterfu9ung oes gOOtts
tpisberieseH fpiirbsH, ba ss Sa4e Der
Der. Staatsn eiit, ii9 bapon gu asr'
3susen, bab .s aud rpirtli4 bas lit,
pofiir es fi4 aussiebt, uno Hidt sin
arisssfdiff.
Die a6ioIute 9errf9afi
gngIanDs iiber bas Wse-
gebro9eH.
aur5 Dor Mittog tam aapitGn a0'
mig nad) ban Bureau bon q. S4u'
me9er &c gOmpanp, ben 4ssHten bss
Rorooeuiiden 2Iopb, sinsn sanasH
arm pon Don papieren mitbrinseHo.
Ra9bem er bisie abseIisfsrt, sa6 sr
cine ipe5iels Grtldrung a5. Sn bies
ier NIT Der SdreibmaiaiHe auf benz
papier Der SeIif4sn S5ean RbeSerei
in Bremen ausseidriebsn. tpirb anse'
tiinoist, bab bic .SeutiblaHo~ bas
srite Don elmer 2lnsa5l BON unteries'
booieH iei, bic fiir ben iransatlantii4sn
Grc4tDsrtebr bebaut tpurbeH unb elm
onberes Boot bemna9it folssn tpiiros.
Die GrtlGruns lauiet tpie foIsi: =
,Das 1lnttrieehoot .OeutibIanb" /.
bas gu tommunoiren i9 bic ebre bas
be. lit bas .rite Don mshreren untsrs
isebooien, Die fir bic beuti4e O5san
RbsSsrei in Bremen sebaut fuurbsn.
Gin anoerss Boot, bic Bremen piro
uns binnen turaem folssn."
Die Soee, bisie goois gu bau.n,
gins Don Germ alfreo aobmann, bem
bamalissn prGTbsnien Der grsmey
9anSelstammer. aus. Gr ma6ts i'm
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