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Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-29
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March-"Bombasto' Farrar
Overture-"Le Fee aux Perles" Favan
Waltzes-"Amoretten Taenze" Gungle
otpourri-"Musical Scenes from Swift
zerland' Langey
"a High Old Time in Dixie Schleiffarth
Fantasa-"The Cavalry Charge
Lueders
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1916-12-16

When O person who has definite
aim sticks to his guns In spite Of criti-
cisms and brings things to pass for
the good Of humanity he deserves cred
it. For more than score af years
the Rev. Lewis G. Jordan, d. D., has
been the corresponding secretary of
the national Baptist foreign mission
board, now located In the Ewing build
ing on South Nineteenth street, Phil
adelphia. Twenty-Five years ago DR..
Jordan was comparatively young
man Of forty-two. In his position as
secretary he has done ten mems work
and has done it well. He has won in
ternational recognition and favor as a
true promoter Of missions.
The national Baptist convention
through the foreign mission board car
ries on mission work in west. south
and central Africa, the West Indies
and South America. 1t publishes "a
monthly paper, the Mission Herald.
which Is devoted to foreign missions.
The man who has the executive ham
ding Of all this work In giving infor-
nation, raising funds and making
plans for the going, coming and as
signing workers to the various mis-,
sion stations Is Lewis G. Jordan.
At the annual meeting Of the nation
al Baptist convention held at Savan-
nah, Ga, the convention adopted the
recommendation of the board to send
a commission to visit its foreign sta
tions, especially in west Africa. The
missionaries assigned to South Africa
are the Rev. and Mrs. Herbert A.
Payne; West Africa, the Rev. Daniel
R. Horton. The above named work.
ers,. accompanied by members OF the
commission. among whom are Core
spending Secretary l.. G. Jordan. DR.
G. H. Parrish of Louisville. KY, and
DR.. Elizabeth Sykes. will sail from
New York on the steamship st. Louis
on Saturday. Jan. 9, 1917.
The Rev. and Mrs. Herbert A. Payne
will Join the Rev. j. e. East, superin-
tendent Of missions in the Cape Colony
district. DR.. Jordan and the Rev. Mr..
Horton will 60 to the west coast to
visit and strengthen the workers In
that section and to be present at the
dedication Of the Emily Sanford hall
Secretary Jordan will also attend the
meeting Of the Native Baptist associa-
ton. The Rev. Mr.. Horton will re-
main on the west coast to assist In
the work now being carried on by the
Misses Taylor and Davis. pioneer
workers In that region.
The denomination throughout the
country should show its loyalty to
Christ and these noble hearted men
and women who are doing so much
for the spread Of gospel truth in for
eign lands. Every state convention,
individual church, person and society
should send q contribution to the for
eign mission board at 7Ol South Nine
teenth street, Philadelphia. toward the
expense of the commission and for the
support Of the missionaries. The Bap-
lists Of New York city and vicinity
will be at the dock on the morning OF
Jan. 9, 1917, to bid the commission and
the missionaries bon voyage.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1916-12-16
ABBEvILLE Is. C.) BUSINESS
MEN CONDEMN LYNCHING
Murderers Of Anthony Crawford Are
Enemies to City and State.

The following resolutions were adopt
ID by the business men of Abbeville,
8. c., in regard to the prevalence Of
mob violence in the state and with
particular reference to the lynching of
Anthony Crawford of that city in Oc-
tober. The resolutions read:
We, the citizens of the city of Abbeville,
In mass meeting assembled, do hereby ex-
press In unqualified terms our disapproval
Of the recent violent acts Of certain per-
sons committed In our community and the
spirit Of lawlessness that seems rife IN the
county. resulting In continued acts Of law
lessness, 1t Is
county, the mayor Of Abbeville, the police
force and every officer Of the county and
city be urged to use every effort to en-
force the law and to protect the citizens OF
the town and county regardless Of condi-
ton or color.
Resolved, further, That we do hereby
pledge ourselves as individuals to give to
tho officers Of the law our physical sup
port In maintaining the law.
Resolved, further That II 1t be neces-
sary to carry out this determination
the aid Of the state and federal govern
ment be called in order that every citizen
may enjoy his rights under the constitu-
tion.
Resolved. further, That a committee.
with Captain ]. L. Perrin as chairman.
be appointed for the purpose OF ascertain.
ing what can be done toward the organi-
cation Of local military company for the
protection Of the citizens Of this county
and for maintaining order In our midst;
that this committee be empowered to act
In the premises.
Resolved. further. That every citizen Of
the town Of Abbeville be assured the pro-
lection Of the men Of this meeting as long
a. he obeys the laws Of the state and pur-
sues only his own legitimate business.
Resolved, further, That q meeting OF the
law abiding citizens Of Abbevills county be
called to meet In this court house on next
Monday at noon to perfect an organiza-
tin for enforcing law and order In this
county, and that every community In the
county be represented at this meeting, and
that steps be taken to show to the people
of the state and United States>that the men
Of Abbeville county will defend the law
and protect the citizens OF the common
wealth in the enjoyment OF all rights
guaranteed by the law.
At the meeting on Nov. 13 the above
resolutions were indorsed by promi-
nent citizens from all parts OF the coun-
! tv and a committee Of twelve men ap-
pointed. "who shall have for their du-
ties the furtherance Of the ends sought
by the meeting by taking up with the
citizens Of the county the matters dis
cussed and endea vOring to bring about
4 proper understanding between the
people Of the county and a due OBJ
servance Of the laws OF the land"
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1916-12-16
any who desire it.

any who desire it..
The first order for books which the
Book Concern received was for the
Spring Street mission, work con-
Quoted by Quakers for Negroes In
Philadelphia, Of which Ellwood Hea.
cock, for many years secretary Of the
Pennsylvania Abolition society. is the
leading spirit. This order was for ev-
cry book on the list which DR.. Wright
sent him and amounted to about 5000
worth Of books. =. Mr. Heacock gave
hearty Endorsement to the movement
in this tangible way, because he felt
that the Negro can never be the man
he should until he increases his racial
self respect. .
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1916-12-16
lynching Record In the United States.

Iynching Record In the United States
The National Association For the
Advancement Of Colored People shows
the negligence of officers Of the law
who fail to carry out their sworn duty
in protecting PERSONS charged with
crime from mob violence. Under the
heading Life. Liberty and the Pur,
suit Of Happiness" on our own side
Of the border, among the colored citi.
zens, the association shows that for
the past thirty years there have been
an average Of ninety-two colored per-
sons lynched or hanged without the
semblance Of trial to prove their in
nocence or guilt.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1916-12-16
Marine Mep Give Brilliant Reception.

The reception given by the Marine
Cooks and Stewards Association of
the Atlantic and Gulf Coast at Man
haitian Casino. New York city. on
Thursday evening, Dec. I. was the big
social 5event Of the week among hotel
employees. The event was in honor Of
the delegates in attendance at the
twentieth annual CON- ention-of the In
ternational Seamen's Union Of Amer
lea. The officials in charge were David
d. Grange, chairman; Oswald e. Stone.
vice chairman; Harry B. Davis. secre-
tary, and David s. Jackson. assistant
secretary
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1916-12-16
POPULAR Sunday School Congress.

Henry Allen Boyl Of Nashville
Tenn, secretary Of the National Bap
tist Sunday School CONGRESS-. has begun
preparations for the next annual meet
ing of the organization IN mere elab
crate scale than ever before. The pop
ularity of the congress and the benc'
fits received 10y Sunday school workers
who. attend the annhal meeting make
an easily announcement of the time and
place for the 1917 session very neces
,ary.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1916-12-16

'In Spite of the Handicap" a book
written by James D. Corrothers,
George n. Doran company, New York,
publishers, is an unusual production In
many ways. 1t throws much light on
conditions In the south which confront
intelligent leaders of the race in their
contact with their own people. 1t also
contains several pictures of friends and
the family of Mr. Corrothers and what
one might style a "kodak story of his
nfe." He was born in what is known
as the "Chain Lake Settlement" Mich
igan. July 2, 1869. ..
During his early childhood he suf-
fered great privation and lacked many
comforts. ~
: He lived with his grandfather, who
was Of Scotch Irish and Indian blood
and who had no Negro blood except
through his marriage. His grandfather
directed all his energies toward James
education. paying particular attention
to mis- religious training.
Soon after ne reached his fourteenth
birthday IL became necessary for him
to leave home oD account Of his grand
fathers feebleness and begin to care
for himself. He studied such books as
he could lay his hands on and soon be-
came very fond Of Burns, Heine,
Longfellow. Whittier. Tennyson and
Goldsmith. While working FOR Mr..
Phillips of Springfield, O., he was
granted the use Of his library, and 1t
was then that his first poem, entitled
The Deserted Schoolhouse. appeared
in print. The first lines begin:
Nestled amid the meadowlands
An old schoolhouse forsaken stands.
A dreary highway runs before etc.
The people of Springfield about 1885
were very thrifty and Industrious hav-
ing built schools. churches and many
beautiful homes. The Cleveland Ga
zette, weekly newspaper Of Spring
field, wrought potent influence In the
fight waged for mixed public schools.
Through the continued encouragement
Of members OF Republican club in
Springfield Mr.. Corrothers kept at his
poetry and made several attempts at
public speaking.
During the time Of the Cleveland
Harrison campaign he wrote campaign
songs to airs Of such old war tunes
as when Johnnie Comes Marching
Home and had them compiled In
pamphlet form in order to sell them,
but this undertaking proved unsuccess-
ful,- chiefly because Of poor manage
ment rather than lack Of merit in the
poems. Owing to the kindness and
consideration Of Mr.. Lloyd he secured
position which brought him $40
weekly, a sum which was more than
he had ever yet earned In week. The
money thus obtained was used to put
him upon his feet again. His work ut
this Office brought him into close rela
ton with Lieutenant Governor BrOss,
who was willing to help him and stand
by him, but only uIhn the ground that
he was a Negro and therefore an un-
developed man fitted only for the most
humble things in life. Mr. CorrOthers
appreciated this kindness. but still did
not In his estimation hold Governor
Bross' Judgment Of him to be fair
one.
Among the friends who helped him
In school was his aunt, with Miss Fran
res E. willard. Miss Anna, Gordon and
others.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1916-12-16
JAMES. D. C-rr1THERS.

Author of New Cook Entitled
"ln Spite Of the Handicap"
Born In TIE Chain Lake Settle
inent, Mich, of Scotch Irish,
Indian and Negro Parentase.
Man of Culture and Wide Ex-
perience.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1916-12-16
Atlanta University Half Century Old.

Atlanta University Half Century Old.
Atlanta university has started a
financial campaign to raise funds for
endowment purposes, to be reported at
the semicentennial celebration of the
founding Of the institution. which will
be held in 1917. The first gift from a
member of our race was $3.50 from a
person who has children and grand.
children who are graduates of this not.
ed institution at Atlanta, Ga, which
has an enrolment of $40 students.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1916-12-16
Christmas Cheer For Poor Children.

The workers Of the Brotherhood
Beneficial association In Philadelphia
are making lively campaign for
Christmas toys, goodies and clothing
for the less fortunate cOlOred children
Of the community. George Williams.
one Of the head workers, is acting as
Santa Claus for the society. The pub
lie is giving literally to make the lit
tie ones glad on Christmas morn.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1916-12-16
LEWIS G. JORDAN, D. D.

Corresponding Secretary Of the
National Baptist Foreign Mis-
sion Board-Heads Commits.
= sion Of Inspection Of Foreign
Fields, Which Sails From New
York on Saturday, Jan. 6, 1917,
For West Africa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-04

|art finOst fi4 ~isnIeitS Der ROdp Mour.
Itdins.
Infer omeritanii6u aotFlas tritt in
btrlfieoenen arttn BEL uns auf, ge66rt
dber niAt 81 Der gleiatn Qlrt bes eutopds
|iI4en Studies. 81 oas yum uno 2reis
Ben bes lebteren GuBtrR> dbpeasIungsret9
feline @etpanbtbeit BON qetb unb Seele be-
tpunberuusspirbig, lit er Elm 8uI9tleps
per etiter SldFe, oefen @eiitesgcgsnipart
i'm ME friiber dls ieiae &rdfte bsrldBt,
1T er balb febr borii6tig, anosrerIeits aber
pieber fre1 Biz gum boditen 9rabe, 70
,teilt bieIe Gigenf9dften nit inn feline uns
Tsrer 6u6sdrten. sic iinb ME in ben
Ruf elmer bcTonOeren S6lau6eit eefoms
men, fii6ren aud cine abpei9enoe 2ebenss
psife un6 baden Is ui9t notia fpie Mltis
ter Reinede. Ii9 nit 9iit uHb gerlhlas
genbeit our6 nos 2eben ait bringcn, ober
nm ben gel3 elm Iettlaufen gu perans
fallen. Hnisren Rotflds bolt Elm Heittr
obsr Gin 9uHb nuf Der Pruirie febr Idnel
Elm.
Die 6rdge mad ben arttn unIerer aots
Iidie lit nod in ttiner @eiIe geI0It.
Seutt nod, nebmen berOorrdgenoe 3oolos
gen an, naB bic uls &reu5fuds nit
buntlem S6ultera unb GiidgruttreiFm
dnf beIerem @rHnSe, ais Q 6ndr3s
gang raudFdrbig unb ats 5iIs
DIS in b~erIslben @rnnofarbe NIT
ipsiBer re6erfpreuieIing be3si6neten brei
GidIe niir Garbenubdpbtrungen uu1eres
aptfa6ies fino. Gs lit nod ME nohgsptes
Ten, 6aB in einem NurIe bon Rotfd9Isn
T9 Silbers ooer &reusfiaie ueben rotten
Sunetn eefunom bdbeH, pdbren6 ahoersrs
Isits in BEN 3uataniidltm bsr SilberFiidIs
F6 biefe tets rtin bermebrtsn. Sir bic
bsTOubere 4rt ses arcujfuties Ipri9t jid
MatJarIaue, elmer Der bsItsn aenner Der
Sauna 6es 9ubionbabs@ ebietes aus; er
gibi an, 6aB iid in tinsm Murf ots
Grsu5fu6Tes INNER MIR artusfiidie fin,
ben. anbert 5orI6u inbeFen Isbtn In
benz areusfuhie cine arensune. BON SiIs
bsrs NIB Rotfu9s. Gun irifft mai dGr
areu3fibie pieifa6 IN Gteenoen an, bic
ietrhdtlpt feline SilherfiidIe b~eberbergsn.
Silbers uHb areu5Iidis Iinb bic merit
Dpaiten oHst psIitisIs. gsim SiIbsrfnhs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-04
STEER FWA5 4NNp

miIFIfppi Iebt Elm ttsinertr Otter nit
sr0bersm 6nar. Sn anbersn 8eggnben
tommsn nod peittse Qrten Dor. am
~pertpoIlten finb See5fittn, aber leiber
taam nod 3i baben. SIR @erbreitilnss.
gttiei lit pber mar ldngg Der Suite BON
Alastd unb ben aleutens Jhieln unb an
Der aiIte bon 8dneolber Sslanb. Sine
unbere Seeotter frat friber Lungs Dsr
GiiItt BON MeTtameritd in GROCER Wlenge
auf, 1T aber ebenfaIls i'm austerbeR be-
sriifen. Sumpfoitern Iin6 bic RtrSe. Bel
uns 81 genonHt. gs finb groBe
Rduber, bic iid fopo6f aaf Dem qaape
pts i'm Wnfer nabe3a gleid beimil6 fiibs
len. Die 3tere baiuden ben 8efltigeItaQ
bes Garlners, piirgen breiBig unb mebr
5i6Her in elmer Nadt ab, i'm linen bas
8lit au~s3uIaugen. 4nbererIeits lit Der
Wlint aud tein 9oItberddter unb finbet
babsr gu ieber Sabres3eit ieinen Slid sts
bedt. aub BON Wint tommen Bel uns
cine gauge Qnsd1I Qrten Dor, bon benen
Elm bAntIer, btaul9iparser 9ers ailf 2as
brabor bortommt, Der am ipertoolften lit.
Die 9lrt i'm @ebiete Der 9ubIpnbab 1T
braantr dls be erit setannte Art, absr
nod reht gut, tleiner fnb bic fdnaoiiaen
Rer3e. Gilen t%leineH, ~feinbaarieen un6
gutFurbigsn 8sr3 trifft man i'm RorOOitsn
Der Staattn, Elm beafarbi3er fommt in
9ouiiidua unb in 2eileH bon 3entud1 Dor.
pdbrenb Qrtanias, WiHouri Il. IN. cine
e~benfaLs beLfarbige a6sr ~grobbdarige
Rer5art beher6trgt. Meitere, %grobbaarise
bcpobntu anbere 8ebitte. Sn niht nnbts
Osuienbem mlabe peroeu aerse aud in
ipseH. M~intsfdrms obsr qlinteries ge5us
gen.
Bel BEN Marberdrttn Ittbt als ptlatitr
obenan Der 3pbel, beiIen fIaitiidss, raudz
graucs Gen fir urniO toitbartr gielt. i
meEr e ms 8laue gs6t, Der 3obtl iii
sisentIiG bas 6auptpt3tier AuBldnDs, III
beute dber idlon redt ielttn. 3pbtI5udts
fdrmen fino auF ben grincf Gbnatbs ns
Ieln fit ben libirildeH 3obei aneeItst, bic
~giinitise grgebnife ge3eitigt baden, uber
aud belte bringen s3obelfelle INNER nod
qbantaIepreiIe. Der amtritaHiihe 3ObsI
itbt benz europdiiden gaunmdrber ndber,
er 1T e., ben ben Ramen .Marttn" BEL
uns irdgt. Sein Sell III buntelbrdan,
pei6 unb tdug6darig, bas tlutsrbaur
~blausrau. bic aebls mn Elm f1naler
Streifeu an ben Baden 1T ipeiB, Der
Sapan3 oft bibt btbadrt. Mud bier nit
BEN amsritmif6en 8obst bdtsn mir ss
nit beri5ieotucn artsn uub abartsn 81
fun. Die int n0rbIidsn 9obrabpr Itbtnbs
art III fne fhpar3 unb Tebr tuertboa. I'M
GaitstiHetDon 9tbiste tommt cine bunIels
stlbs brdune 4rt. nit fttinem meibsu &tbls
fled Dor, bic tleiHfte ari iinbet FA an Der
@sFiiite 8aiifornifns. If bsa, etlbs
braun nit oraustpeiBm aebliled. Se1r
sroB rdh s~robbaaris lit Der 3obsl pon
IaIusid, bsIsn peI5 stlbIi4 Ssufdrtis II
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-04

fat ni9t aus bieIen carmen, Die 3ii4ter
pertdufen pielmebr bic lebenben 3iere, bic
in anberen 5aruen sur 3adt bertpenbet
peroen i0nen, 8ieie gauge 8armgel4i4te
1T biS6er meter nod nitts als cine
Spetulation.
8om Rptfuds finbet man iiberda in
ben Staaten ioger, 8aFarbfiaie, b. +.
Ountle 5udie NIT bulller Raden3eids
nung, idpar3en Bduaen urb 8einen, Die
obne 5rage nur Q6fusi9ungen mtIanDs
tiider, dlIo ihpar3 gefdrbter 5ortnen
IinD, pie ite BEL alien 5ldsarten portoms
men. Bel elmer dhberen Mrt 8atarbfiihIe,
bic Ii9 in @egenben NIT artu3fiibIen ftns
ben, ideint es ii9 I'm Elm Rreu3ungss
proOutt 5rpifhen Rotfiafen unb 56uar8s
fidlen 3u banbeIn. 9ieIe 8iere beiiben
aud cine fdfpar3e Radsns 1nb S9uIters
3eidnuug, i4nar8en Baud unb i4par8s
pfotsu.
3iemli1 pertbon 1T du6 bas gef3nert
bes 8laufuhIes, bet cine Qbdrt bes tIeis
nsu, i'm Winter neiBea YpiarfudIes Isin
ion. aber bisIe 8ra9e 1T Md nidt our
3ufrieoenbeit getldrt. iebenfaas bat Der
8Iaufuhs i'm Sommtr uno i'm Minter
bic glei4e 5drbung, pdbrenO Der qpIars
Tuds i'm Gommer tsiugrau lift. Qud
9laufiidIe siidtet man beute nit gutem
.grfuIgs.
Sebr eei6dBt Iinb beute aid 2udis,
befonbers Der u6rbti6t, iogen. 9olarlu4s,
Oeien 6aor peid utb bidt lit, bic
grunbfar6e sraugeIb, NIT tteiuen Ders
loIdten, f6tpur5brauusn 5Iedeu. Sbm an
uGdlten tommt Der 6~ilberludjs, Der bus
6uoipn Bdbs@ebitt, Canada, Blaine, bds
n0rbIide minnefota unO Seile BON aldsta
bis 9ritiIhsg olumbien befpobnt. Sein
qel3 1T Ie6r bihi uib Ie9r feiti, bic 2drbe
1T gsmiiht aus r0tIidsu unb f~ilbergraueH
Sadren nit fehr idpud 6erbortretenben,
rotbrdunen 5Ieden. Ytii9er berarbeitete
man bic 5eae in Der Hdturfdrbe, bttte
fdrbt mar re, cine misunderstanding,
i4pur5. Die anbtrert 2udsarteu iiuO
ipsaiger gefhdbt, ie ipetOeu am Mdrtte
il nah Der 2ualitdt oes 6eLfes be3dblt.
Bon 2~iebbdbern 3ottieer, feibiger Beige
pito Der 9isIfraB Isbr geIddBt, dber es
tommen BON bieiem sdten Gis8eittier nur
ipgnise t~auieno 5sIs idbrIi9 in ben SAM
bel. ba bic @iHgeborenen bas 9sl5pert 70
bod idGbsn, Oab fd oer @rpprt meiit
nibt Iobut.
Nean man min nod ben 9i6er fur3
betradtst, 70 if banit in groBeu 3iiesn
bic 2eibe u:derer ip~trtboaften 9elstiere
abssI9loHen. nod 1918 iburoen 35,213
canaoif6e giberIeIe unaeIeBt, bic i'm
gin8elpreis i'm grpBbanbel $8-12 bdg
Stii6 branteH. 9ibft Fnb beute Id)on
rtat ielten uno lire robbie abnabme bat
81 Snubmabreatlu geiibrt, 10 BAT tr
q. 9. BEL inns un6 in 9riiiids aoiumbia
uno 9eui9ottlauo bauerno S9pp5cii,
urhus Stoatsn erlaabsn Die Grltgung
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-04

nur in befimmten Monaten, unb IS 1T 81
boffet, bdB bdburd pieber cine 3unabme
Der 3iere i%tattfinOet.
Ne6en biefen dlfsitig eeT4dbten pel3s
ticferanten Itebt bic grOBe Maie Der gee
p06nli6en pslStiera, Der @pIfe, Der
8iIamrdtten, Der GiGb6rnden, Der Opois
Iums, Der &anin9en uIn,, bic in linz
nenoen bon linen Der 9eI5mdrft iabrIid
berbrdu6t, Der 2aie fam Ii9 baoOn tdum
cine @orTtellung maiden, dber lie dle fins
ben ibre abne6mer, rpsrben nur ielten in
Der Naturfarbe Oerbrut4t, ionbern gts
I9oren, gerupft uno gefdrbt uno gehen
bonn unter bo6t6nenbn Gdmen in bic
0elt, IoodB muir ipenige 8enner i9ren
urfprinliasn SrdQer teuner.
Der ober, Der urts bieIe tpei4en, moqtg
mariner Pel5e 6sIurst, aiebt auf LANCER
aeiIe, auf oft meter uRo %sefabrooaer
StrDmfabrt bur1 bic unpirtlihe NiIOs
mis-, Bis er bier, fern bon ieber 3ipilifdz
tion, einen plat finbet, an benz er lem
8interIager uufialdgt unO no er Bis
gum nd9ften Sriibiobr berbleibt. 9dt Der
g~aasnFsler bier Iein primitipss 5eim err
ri6tet, 70 beifebt bic nGdits @rbsit i'm
DISQUALIFICATION Der llmeegeno, um fefts
suitelen, pet1e 9sl3tiere ii9 am Stroms
ufer unD In ben Mnloungen befinben. @s
1T cine eigenurtige Sdrift, bic er bier uaf
Ieinen 8Gngeu pprftnbet. 9dnm mertli4,
rur benz aunoigen p~ertraut uub Fhtbdr,
acigen fid bd 3eihen am fei1ten lfer, i'm
balbtrodenen S9lamm6stt alter Mahers
lduTe, an Der bidsn 8urte Der nrpalOs
rieIen, oil Der 3arten Rtnbe iunger
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