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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-13
FOR OR AGAINST CAME AND LIoUoR LAWS.

AS the reading public well knows. petitions were filed
authority Of the Referendum amendment inserted in the Con
ssitution , st tbs the 1sle s session %%st Of f the ss,1 kse iSs Wsst assin Igd that IL, the
be submitted to the people for approval or disapproyal. The
f snaliy passed sSs q = u f'saU by our Supreme m Court last Monday. ~f fn
short the court held that the election should be holden. Ac-
f fSsd teket T to be voted on q n at the aa.I November election. (" - . e On
The ;afsnt + of t bsT Gs wll a slsG Fish ss sq lsw ~ss PERHAPS 5e ias ys ssas
but there is too much machinery about it; It is too ai M
1t sSgsss form to1 m fSr years we o nav people opn a as s a Whole su h aSe Observed oiS 3
it. But we have noted this: We protect the game, refuse to
here hr !" for " a week eek or n more and kill more than our people kill ali
the year. We are not much Of a oel'ever IN 'he ooc'r'ne Of
''H t " not be overlooked that if the Game and Fish law
stiI ss1e BY IN i force et tSe Ia~s he sasa sPa'es sn Is sait on this ! sub BE s'''
The Game and Fish law provides for a State lame War
county. There are 80 counties in the state; hence but little
figuring shows that the law provides for AL officers besides
the The W " * LII Liquor Um' law limits shipments of whiskey to
one quart art. at the t time and shipments iP m nn I be D Dat aroma q n d the id Dsr
traffic the better for the public. The more difficult 1t is t. get,
a amount W Of it drank s1 pro Oh" decreased. All books, and
all authorities in both science and religion teacn sn 'a;+S %nen 1t
noble impulse of the mind and heart hence the greater H the dM-
hcuty in getting the stuff the better for humanity dyrt IT 1T $ Jams; a mis-
hence in place Of letting down any of the bars, we 81 inouid put
WHISKY aP' in If Nj Mappisy w isy i is i It FIT The :. wSisssy
interests are working for its repeal? As between a vote at any
that will swat it, we shall always vote the way we think the
liquor combine don't want .u us to " vote nrohibit the sending of cir.
culars advertising liquor in any form thru the mails and also
forbids the circulation of newspapers containing whlsKey ad-
4 vertisements. Personally, we have often thought OF MISSISSIPPI
newspapers taking whiskey advertisements as as pam ZONES ana 1
Y when he accepted the gamblers MONEY! has served the
f devil long enough, now let it serve the Lord Wnen a newS
o paper gets some of the whiskey concerns none IT rs eerenini y
put into good channels-channel through which 1t usually Is
kept circulating. But the matter of newspapers not taking
whiskey ads is in line with advanced public thought and Ger
ltainlv the public is not harmed by their failure to DO SO.
s Undoubtedly the whisky interests is the most tix dan hsst n
and the most damnable in all the country. 1t thrlveS pest OF
n vice. lawlessness and immortality and there is no good thing ina
f IL seeIs ~ foster and propagate. The sun is rising on the da!
lie when we will have the stamp of the United States Government
Is On nationwide prohibition.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-13
PAY FOR 2e2 MILES OF ROAD.

We note from the proceedings of the board of supervisors
that that body paid road contractors at the October meeting for
1924 miles of road, divided as follows:
District l, 65 miles.
District 2. sc miles.
District 3. 35l5 miles.
District 4, 1884 miles.
District ). 81 miles. or, with the exception OF district l,
practically all the roads in each district. We take it from the
reports that % miles were not paid for in district l. none not
paid for in district 2, 1O1a miles in district 3, GA miles in dis
trict i and none not paid for in district D..
Now we fully appreciate that the matter OF passing on the
roads is an embarrassing question and one about which there
may be honest differences of opinion, but we must believe that,
at least in some cases. the board strained its charity in arriving
at the conclusion that the roads are up to contract Ger
tainly this must be true unless the county was unfortunate IN
drawing its contracts. =,
Only a few DAYS ago we passed over some of the roads
paid for, and as compared with the roads OF a nelghborlng
county, they would grade considerably below 100.
We had occasion, quite recently, to pass thru two counties
and we noted particularly that the roads we travelled. as com
pared with the roads in this county which we have seen lately
were better drained and much higher in the center.
It is no uncommon thing to hear those who frequently ira
verse the roads of other counties speak OF the ln1er1orlty OF Gre
NADIA county roads. We are not in a position to speak ADVISED
lly of a large per cent of the roads of the county and are only
noting in a general way what we nave Cleaned from others
The county has been working its road by contract for a number
of years and paying prices that should have given the public
much better roads than we have today.
Our roads are either up to contract II are not up to con
tract. If the contractor holds the county then the county
should hold the contractor. 1t is a poor rule that don't worl
both WAYS. Business, not sentiment, should control in making
payments.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-13
DISTRIBUTE THE PRINTING.

The county newspapers Of ;he ''e Ne so"s !"
upon by the Gulfport Exposition manasenent 10 a erea
deal Of free advertising for the EXPOSITION The Exposition man.
agemen, ought. therefore. see - il hat nose newspapers which
maintain job printing Offices. al least g' scnahce 10 w me P"
ing that is 10 be done. Necessary mere VIII pc d siea'
advertising ma,,er go.te, ont and tms sn1uld not be monopohzed
by the printing Offices At Gulfpot and oher places OF III oaS-
1t seems TO Is that the newspape- ONES OF N O'he see'io"s "
Nississinpi ought 70 be given much ofthis printing.
South Mississippi has the Exp SION M II appears JuueHs
fron, the statements in circulatior. tt eighty acres of wild land
was hougb- for the Fxnostion at g. 90 per acre, that that section
is getting all of the cream in eoatchon with MS rea event
Hence, ii is but equitable and JUS nat m lo pnnung go % III
other parts of the s.ate-Winona fines.
We give our hearty ENDORSEMENT to the above and it
-ather a significant statement. Ginning as it does from Editc
Walker Wood, President Mississippi Press Association. Tn
Of the state is going to becalled upon in this. as we'll
almost all other public enterprises. to do a good deal Of FIRE
boosting. and it is but just and rEh. that the county newspape
If the state should at least have an opportunity to make a prit
On the general advertising matter gotten out by the Expositio
management.
Every we'll managed newspaper has about all the glol
he Editor needs just now and we are glad that so many
are refusing to be used while the work they can
elsewhere.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-13
THE COUNTY FAIR 1Exr WEEK.

Let The neonle of tbe entire 0dnty not forget the county
fair next week: It is their fair. tie % Sy sse 70 So aais Of : supsr-
possible is tn r lit wa sau apRfO Of tie City Of Grenada. There
Vis0rs ana oy a CIT! counC" r. iii be two days of schooling,
s as4mner wdlSh r Reee promises pna1 is 1tt5aPp be some ssri:uItu us;l, and ne LIVE LIVE
stock exhibits that will be eye opePrs an nuo Wv hs done again.
learn 4 Gvss that ii sh wh mss h1 plo alTs9@S 9 sr a%SaS stat ssi have s h,
county fairs. They evidently b ell sft eary wear az. It must be a
good business policy. too, because hy are n nGth ~ p good
with not any better lands and in man! ways VIII" N'
opportunities. than We are. I'll. co,+;r., +hroo
The premium list was pubhshe. N ."v ~ ;S nresumed
weeks ago and circulars were also go'en - cnu IL +ha nr;zo
that the reading public of the county IS is"ii"i VIZ" '' p-
lists. ooa +ho
~ Ia.He[ ahu ca rossnrp. The success of the en-
ar ~ Lax a eeos =. a patafuiness and foresight of our
people.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-13

Il Wilson is not reelected It will be because OF Wall Street
and the men OF large incomes in the United States. Inc oe
6nanciers Of New York City-Wal Street-who nave Tor years
controlled the banking interests OF the whole country, are
law which took the balance Of the nation from under 1ner 90
rinior. Heretofore the banking interests OF the otner sIates
o. rhosa who wished 10 finance any large project, were com
PEELED to 60 with hat in hand 70 Wall Street and plead loG "hai
fhev wanted. This Wal Street group OF nnancleTs mace ahu
unnade panics when they wanted to squeeze me 0alahce "a
the country. These conditions are no longer posslple no" pc
ca,sa ~ FEDERAL Reserve Act urged by Wilson and adopted by
Congress. hence the big amount OF money they are putting up
to defeat Wilson. hoping thereby to get BACK the pre-! HeS
" Those Who have had their incomes taxed are on the Hrlng
line qcainst the Democratic ticket because they OBJECT |" lie
government's touching their swollen fortunes.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-13

The speech Of Hon. Samuel Untemeyer. of New York, de-
lvered in Portland, Maine, Sept. :. in answer to one OF Koose-
velts delivered a few days before at Lewiston. IS an unans"er-
able defense Of the Wilson administration and gives TEDDY the
most terrifN. vet dignifed. %drubbing that we ever knew him 70
get. The speech should be read by every loyal American. and
If Tedy is not made 10 look like 80 cents, then we DO not know
what the phrase means.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-13

Mhe people in the Natchez district had a worse situation a
fer Years ago when the boil weevil struck them than we have,
but thew are on their feet now. They have followed the meth
DDS urged by the Federal Department of Agriculture and our
A. & NJ. College and today they are making more cotton lhah
we are. What others can do and are doing so can We.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-13

There is TO reason why every farmer in Grenada county
may not successfully prosecute his farming in 1917. Five
acres OF cotton. corn. oats, lespedeza and peas can be counted
almost q certainty. With only five acres in cotton and that
worked early and frequently. more than an average yield may
be expected.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-13

Cls,ksiale has { minstrel about twice & week Another show
reached The city today. All are minor affairs. but the oig snow, Al
G Fields Ninstrels. Will be here MONDAY night. Clarksdale Reg
is.e-.
The writer once heard one OF the leading citizens o.
ClarksdaIe in effect say that the people OF Clarksdale "oqlo
90 70 see any show but a Niger minstre! and q leg
show We think the good people Of Clarksdale show excel
lent taste. for We prefer 10 look al q minstrel ana near a leg
show ourselves-who wouldn't?
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-13

The fright manifested by some because of the boil weevii
is about in keeping with the CONSERVATION of the Texans as told
in the story Of the Texas farmer who heard the boil weevll
taking the tires off his cotton after it was baled and of his neigh
Dor farmer having the pest to fly OF with his lone bale as ne
was hauling il TO market.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-13
Total Number Passed

The public should take warning. The railroad company
should have the cooperation of the public in preaching greater
care and caution about railroad crossings. There is usually
but one result after a vehicle comes in contact with a moving
train.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-13

By voting to knock out the Game and Fish law, the people
of Mississippi will dispose of 4S1 officers named to enforce the
law. and this does not include the clerks in the office OF the
State Game and Fish Warden at Jackson.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-13
CARELEssNEss m GRENADA.

The daily press almost every day brings to us the news
of some automobiles running il contact with a moving train
Only a few weeks ago four men were killed in Jackson in ar
accident of this sort. Last wick we published a circular Of
warning issued by the !. C. Railroad Company enjoining thu
public to. Stop and listen at railroad crossings. There seems
to be just something about. theswiftness and use of automobile
that begets a daredevil spint. Autoists take risks that the.
in their meditative moments shudder at.
We give below ar extract from a letter from MIR. A. D
Caufield, division superintendent of the ]. c. Railroad, which
shows that in our own town OF Grenada, some of us are ex
~ceedingly careless and reckless about watching Tor trains Will
crossing the railroad:
our officials made q check Of the number Of pedestrians and vehicles
passing over Oil Mill Crossing. south of depot in Grenada, from
$50 a m. to $50 p. m. September Is, which showed the following
result as TO total number of vehicles and pedestrians passing over
crossing and the number who lookel out to ascertain whether or
not any trains approaching crossing when they started over You
will note there as only 1926 per cent of the total number who
Tnnte1 o.-
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-13

The hard things Roosevelt is saying now about President
Wilson do not equal in vitu perativenesS and vlndlctlveness what
he said about Taft and the old gang of Republicans in 1912.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-13

II there ever was a time that the people Of Grenada county
needed to take q real keen. live interest in an agricultural falr,
that time IS here now.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-13

Don't forget that You are interested in the County Fai
October IS and 10. Free admission to all.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-13

Yazoo county shipped out last year 100000 worth Of
hogs-They've learned this since the boil weevil appeared
among them.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-13

Hunting and fishing is about the only unrestricted libert
left us and the Game and Fish law seeks to take that away.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-13
THE BOARD ADOPTED A WISE ORDER.

The BOARD of Supervisors adopted a wise order IN all3ung
To the several districts stipulated amounts OF the r9ao oono
W. This action will prevent chickering's and VII serVe 10
InonSS. ~ Minds of any who might think that any district or
districts were endeavorng to get the hon snare o. L nil I cnn
W. think the allotment fai rand just and one that VIII om-
mend itself to the good Judgment OF the entire county
"N' r. aI-;s;oni l. m ne a follows:
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-13

The great things of life consist of welding the
of life together for Serviceable ends.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-13

We note from the proceedings of the board of supervisors
that that body paid road contractors at the October meeting for
1924 miles of road. divided as follows:
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-13

Hughes is a narcotic politician. He has not yet discover
himself in this campaign.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-13

Next Wednesday and Thursday are Agriculti
days in Grenada.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-13

Don't forget the dates.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-13

~ ~ to+ai hut s97 $50. but it will be borne in MIND that
+be angneers are 10 be paid and that there will necessarily De
some other expenses TO be provided Ior. ., ooo nr
~ The board also went on record not to put over stooU PEI
u;a on the Jefferson Davis Highway. We think the! were
right in this. ..o. position to serve the
county in this important matter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-18
8citerm critic 3niammenfnnft Ser
Ierfehrsfpmmtifipn.

Die fiir5lidl bon 9iiraermeiiter
Sobn gerlpalO erllarulte Gerfefrs=
fommiiiipn belt 9eltern Nadmlittag
I'M @iirgermeiiteramt Der StaOtballe
lire erite 3uiammenfanft ab, bel Ser
@nr. Gid)ter sum &oriisenben umb
9ouis 1eIrm1alO sltn Sefretar ge=
mablt mllr0erl. Sonlt mltr0en feiner=
lei Ingelegerbeiten BON groBerer
@idtigfeit borgenom1men.
3as aIlgemeine @llblifl1nt, tpie be-
Ionoers &lltider uno 6lbrtperfsbe-
liser iirlo ber5lid) 51 oieien Gerlamm-
ll1naen etneelaoen, Inn lire @orihld=
&c Der &ommiiIion 51 unterbreiten.
Der Professionalism liegt es be-
Ionbers al1bei1L acknowledgements
11en ST. l6affer, meld1e Dus Gublifum
Dor Ieid)tIinnigen M1,tpmobililten be-
ldliist. >Selbltperitanolid bot bie
&ommiiiion Die giderbeit Ser @iir=
ger in eriter 2inie Inn Mltge l,nb bofft
erfolgreid inter Sdnenfdbrern nnb
an0eren llebertetern bon sllttpmobil=
ODER anoeren Observation-Disclosures
auf5lralmen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-18

Munbboble cin6rineel,, iperoen burt
Die med)anilhe &urftrnftion Der
2ltnse bireft nad) Sen Salsbriiien
ipebirt, nm BORT ibren llnterga,1g 81,
fin6en - ia bieiem Nro5elie fornnlt
oer Malnoipeid)el 81 &ilfe, ir,bem er
Elm Meoillm lit III Dem noroeren
Gbeile Der Mltnoboble, in Dem iid
oie @afterien beionbers appbl befin-
oen, iid) raider entmifeln, als IN ir-
gero einem anoeren Ibeile oes &or=
pers, olles MIR at benz 3tpede, oab
fie redt 5ablreid) ienen 5~erltDrenocn
Driilen 5ltgefiibrt meroen. IS lit lo-
Sllogen Die Wfetbooe Ser l1=9opte =
Der bel1tid]en natiirlih! Manhmal
nebmen lie lpoar 9a5inen bieie
Grbfeinoe oes Spitems, auf mno or
beitelt Tie INN 81 gans niibIid)en ltnb
6e1n &orper outrdgliden, ia %notbtperrs
oigen Slrbitan5en unb tragen i'm @e-
Ientltditen bon allen 9riiien ba5u Bel,
ben &orper gegen meitere rnb~ benz
liripriinglidlen @elen dbnlide gtn-
oringlinge SIT id)iisen.
9as lit Der grobe @ertb Ser Eor-
ills ODER Salsoriiien
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-18
AnseblidJer Gbedfalider ipirS per-
hdftet.

@ertiuon-g ergeant @uIter So
meper bonn 9apenporter @oli5eioe-
partement perboftete geitern Madmit=
tig Sarrp Sford bon @od sssslano,
nadbem bieier aneebli6 SEN 8eriud
gema6t batte, einen auf $3.50 larl-
tenben nn6 bon Sam Mperlon an
Winiam Sobniton artf einem 6orml1-
lar Ser Sod Sslanb 5tate @anf aus
g elteuten 9bed in Martin's Cigar
rer1la6en, 9. ll1to 8raop StraBe, burd)
ben @lerf Sobn 9apis ein5lifaiIiren.
Sergt. 9omeper befano ii6 in Dem
3igarrel1laben, aIs Storf 9opis sen
Gbed als 3ablung fir 3igarren, oie
er gefal1ft bate, anbot. &perIon min
feinerlei @bed an Sobnion ODER
Stord gegeben baben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-18
gon, aooe a~bberufen.
Seinrid) syoelid.

&err Seinrid SoeIi6 beri6ie6 ge-
tern Ibeno INN elm giertel Dor a6t
l1br na9 Iangem, idpneren 2eiben i'm
6auie ieiner Godter, Srau Sbeooor
2atoalt, SEQ. 1904 @eit 6. 5traBe,
nah einem biermonatigen, ihmeren
2eioen Inn Sitter bon adt nno iteben=
sig Sabren, fiinf Monaten unO bier
Sagen.
Ser 9abingeid)ie6ene erblidte a1
13. Mai 1888 5u &arn in Medlen-
burg Das 2idt Ser @elt unb ber=
mablte li6 Inn Sabre 1866 init iei-
ner @attin, Srau Catherine 6oelih,
NIT Der er 5pei Sabre ipater nah SEN
gereinigten Staaten unb nod Do
benport austpanberte. Seine @attin
gittg linn bier Dor nl1ttmebr ied5ebn
Sabren int So6e bpraus.
9err Soelih NOR iabrelang elm
Mngeitelter Ser 8uderfabrif (Mmeri=
can 8robuce Gompanp) uno 5og iid
i'm Sabre 1910 in SEN Glt6eita1b 511=
rid. 8is 81 ieinem 5obe mobnte er
i'm @ouie ieiner ein5igen godter,
6ral1 Gbeobor 2anoau.
Sic geiiekung erfolgt aln Mon=
tag geadmittag Inn 5tpet llbr bonn
5auIe bon sSran Ibeobor 2ai1Dal1,
geo. 1904 @elt 6. 5traBe, aus auf
Dem 6airmol1nt Sriebbofe. 2eibtra=
gerl6e iinb nad Dem 5rolterbauie ge=
laoen, Die geltattultg lel6lt miro ie=
bo6 prioat lem.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-18
Die srDfe gibliutbefs,uudle.

Sic nadlte @od)e ioG in 0apen=
port oils bic groBe 8ibliotbefsmo6e
gefeiert meroen. S6on jest treffen
piele Iapeltporter &%aufhdl1ier 8orbe=
r%eitnnge11, Inn oieie @ode bur6 5pe-
salient teridmud, III meldem a1f Die
8ode nn0 Die 8idtigfett Ser groBen
g%ibliotbefe1 bitgemielen meroen ion,
SIT %begeben. Inter Sen 5irn1en, MEL
DIE lire Sdaufenlter Ser 8ibliotbef
1lno Der gibliotbefspode 5ur @erfi=
g1tng geltelt baden, iino heion6ers oie
nad)lte6enoen 5u oermerfen: 8ergs,
|gias Iloral So, 6reo Barr, 1@ar=
ter's Wiltlic So, 3aoenport Sapinas
9onf, 1om & Meper, Democrat 60,
6ol1pel Gbina So, 5orber & gir6,
6eooerlon's 8rocerp, @imbel's Mpo=
|tbefe, Saniie1t's Saromare So, Sol
lbroof's Jltrniture &c., @oitettle1
|Stioio, @aa & Martin, Soma Sur.
nitlre So, Sobnlton Optical So.
Sobniton=Seiion So, Sod gbine
Go., aorn gafins So, Stables Gll.m.
blng 60, Serh 60, 2eno-a=Sanb
MODERN Suilting 60, 9eabiteot's
Gbas. Naedel's Sons, Magel ar:
Store, geeultaot's, Spl 9rug Store
Nf. 8. Barter 60, S. $. 6. 9eter
lens Sons So, Peoples Sight 50.
Eoltal telegraph 60, 2. 9iidter 8
sons, Nan5om Saint 60, Repnolo,
Y @oldt Garl 6. gdlegel, g. g. &
IS. Shoe 60, S6miot Mh1Iic So.
,lspe11cer 6l,rnitllre 60, gnioer
Wallb & 5pnes, Stpeet & @olad
Srt=g1tp Butter 60, Iri-Gitp Gion
..lgo, @ier & Meier, 3oedler Sific
ISuppap SO. nno @eitern Union.
-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-18
Goit nad 9eutidlano 1nb Seiter-
reid!
3eit an Sic MISUNDERSTANDING fir
europa at benfen.

Sos bielige @oitamt plroe bon
@aibington, 9. s., aus altfgeforbert,
'befannt gu meden bob iest bie 3eit
90. lei, Inn Noitiaden fir europa OBJ
5nienoen. @eloienoungen lollten a6-
iolut idon in ben nadlten gagen per
Goitoroer geianot meroen. 5iderer
tit es aleroings, @elo orabtlos nod
europa fabellr 5lt lalien. giirgermei=
iter Sobn 8erpalb uno Sic Union
gabings @anf baben @orfebrl1ngen
getroffen, UNI @elb nod europa gu
ididen.
Mber ou6 Sic @eibnadts- uno
Observation-Disclosures %iolter bent.
nadlt abgeididt merDen.
@enn ma11 ia BEL Ser iebigen I'm.
.iiderbeit n11b Ser 9iebesmanie ssobt
9nas a11h ME garantiren faaN
bob Die GoitIa6en alf nentrole1
9ampfern nidt beidlognabmt NOR.
ben, tit es oo9 i1n11er t1o1 meni@l
risfant, leine griefe nad 0eut19;
lano nno europa init neutrdll1
9ampfern mit5ltlen6en. Man f
5eidne Den Namen oes betreffen6d
Samplers oeutli6 auf 6enp8riefum
|ihlag.
anfoIgeno sic Mbfabrts5eit be,
rtadblten n%eltralen 8ampfer:
@eaig Slop, a%lopenbagen, Son
nerstag, 80. gaobember.
gtod6olm, @otbenburg, gamstag
2. 8e5ernber.
Sreoerid Ser @dte, aopenbageu
3ienstag, 5. 9e5ember.
limited gtates, aopenbagen
Samstag, 8. 9e5ember.
gergensfioro, Berge1, Samstaq
9. 9e5ember.
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