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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-15
MARRIAGE OF MR.. SCHUM-
PERT AND MISS CARTER
Augustra Chronicle.

Augustra Chronicle
A quiet wedding but one that was
the occasion of most cordial interest
to a wide circle of friends, was that
Of Miss Georgia Carter OF Norm Au-
gusta, and Mr.. Fred H. Scnumpert of
Prosperity, S. c. The ceremony was
performed at high noon yesterday at
the brides home in North Augusta by
Rev. G. Sherwood Whitney of st.
Paul's in the presence of only the i'm
mediate members of the family. The
bride looked very lovely in travelling
suit Of taupe broadcloUn with which
blouse and becoming black hat trim
blouse and becofing black hat trim
med with old rose; her flowers were
a corsage Of bride roses aad fern. The
bride was given away by her father,
Mr. John Carter After the ceremony
the bride and groom left for trip
They will visit his family at Prosper
ity and then return to spend a few
days in North Augusta before going
to Langley, where they have beau
tiful new home completely furnished
and where they will keep house Many
handsome wedding gifts were receiy-
ed.
Mrs Scnumpert is the daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. John Carter of North
augusta She is not only a gifted and
clever young woman but very hand
some and charming and one that keeps
the friends she so easily wins Mrs.
Schumpert mas been a trained nurse
at Pine Heights and was most highly
thought of by her companions and
the physicians mat appreciated her
ability in her chosen profession
Mr.. schumpert belongs to a prom
inent South Carolina family and is
the son of Mrs. Schumpert of Pros
perity. His father, VINO died some
years ago, was a we'll known lawyer
in South Carolina. Mr.. Schumpert has
a responsible position witS the Lang
ley Mills and is making his home
there at present Most cordial and
good wishes and congratulations are
extended this popular couple by their
friends throughout both States
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-15
7ARIODS AND ALL ABOUT.

Sunday was a gloomy day.
Didger git that valentine she sent
cner?
Its broke loose in Georgia again. But
then it stays broke loose over Nere
pretty near all the time, of late
Send US the news from your Sec
ton or phone US and we will be very
glad to print it.
-Newberry College has practically
won the basketball championship OF
arae State-Greenwood Journal.
II you are contemplating a trip tc
Georgia you had better go prepared
to die.
Kills Werner Bill-Headline If this
mad happened in Georgia. you could
lookout for lynching.
Always watch this paper for the
interesting features that are booked
for the Arcade
The Paramount pictures still con-
snue to please large crowds at the
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too much sand and where there IS
clay there is too much clay. What We
need most in the way of road improve
ment is the hauling of clay to the
sand sections and the hauling of sand
sand to the clay sections Give us
proper sand and c ay mixtures and
proper drainage and the road problem
will be solved.
1t is said Of a certain Newberry cii-
izen that he fed his hens OH food
recommended to make hens lay The
neyt morning re found a dozen of his
finest hens dead. He no doubt feels
sore and mas powerful gick oming
but he cant get by the fact that the
stuff made them lay all right, and
more they are laying yet and that's
no lie.
The Deaf Fall sfee; bridge road
from NeWberry to the steel bridge at
\ !nards ferry 5 atcut completed and
is now in final condition The Herald
and News has heretofore spoken of
the cooperation O. the people along
the road in the oing of this work. A
Lit. cts peration could ,'ce all the
rCa1s IL the countS ~ fine condition.
A little self help is a greet thing.
The Improvement association of the
Garmary> school school will give a
Washington entertainment at Mr. jim
Lominick Friday night, February IS.
Come and enjoy the evening with US.
The town OF Pelon now has clayed
streets.-LeXingto Dispatch. If that's
anything to brag about NeWherry
county can put on some naughty airs,
for sne has about a thousand miles Of
clayed roads, which she has had from
time immemorial.
Don't forget to renew your subscrip
ton to The Herald and News before
the first of March. The price is
only one dollar fOr a year or two dol
lars for two years. This applies %
old or new subscribers and whether
you are in advance or in arrears. At
ter the first of March all VINO are not
in tne 1916 class will be taken from
our list Examine your label and see
how it stands with you We want you
to remain with u.s.
Human nature has been pretty much
the same ever since the world began
The anti-preparedness fellows loafed
around old Noah's navy yard and ridi-
culed and made faces while his
Dreadnaught was being built. But
wren the catastrophe was over and
the dark clouds and the deep rolling
thunders had passed away and the
sun smiled upon the world again,
these antipreparedness fellows lay
about on the ground and wouldn't
even speak to each other, much less to
Noah.
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Card of Thanks.
editor Of The Herald and News:

Editor Of The Herald and News:
Through your kindness l want to
say to the many friends who visited
me while was so very sick during
the past month. cannot find words
TO express the gratitude OF my heart
for your gifts and feelings of sympa-
thy.
1t shall ever be an inspiration TO
my soul to realize that l have such
kind friends and more especially do |
tender my thanks to my physician, DR..
w. A. Dunn, who left nothing undone
in the way of medical skill to relieve
me. May God send you the same
blessings in your days of trials. is
the sincere feelings Of your friend,
Miss LIZZIE TAYLOR.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-15
Attention.

The annual meeting of tne Jas D.
Nance camp, United Confederate Vet
Grams, will be held in the Newberry
courthouse the first Monday at y
o'clock, for reorganization and for
electing delegates to the State reun-
ion and for the general reunion (at
Birmingham. Ala.), and for the trans
action of otner business.
Members are urged to attend the
meeting
Members are requested to pay their
annual dues to William Johnson
treasurer of the camp.
M. NJ. BUFORD,
Adjutant.
Feb. IA. 1916.
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Feb. IA. 1916.
Revival at O,Neau Street Church


The series of meetings began al
O'Nean Street NJ. E. church Sunday
morning at II o'clock with special
sermon to the children by the pastor
The subject for the morning was "Be'
hold, the Lamb Of God" This was q
specially interesting service for the
older ones as well as the children
and was well attended.
The series will continue for at least
il days and Rev. Morris of Ninety Six
will help.
Everybody il invited.
A. H. BANKNIGHT,
Member
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PURELY Personal
The Movements of many People, New
berrians, and Those Who Visit
NeWberry.

Grs. P. c. Gaillard returned on Fri
day from visit to Blackville.
Miss EstelIe Moore went to Ander-
son last Sunday to visit her sister
Mr.. Luther 3. Blease of Saluda,
was in the city on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Y. Connor of New
York, are visiting DR.. Jas K. Glider.
Hon. Jas B. Addy of Peak, was in
the city on Saturday on business.
Solicitor Geo. Bell Zimmerman
spent a few hours in Newberry on
Saturday on business.
Mr.. Burr Barnes and his sister, Miss
Nettie, are visiting Miss Vida Counts
at Mr.. Sim Bickley's.
Miss Nellie Adams, after delight
ful visit to friends in Union has re-
turned TO her nome.
Miss Lenora Henry, who teaches in
Fairfield, spent the week end at her
home in Newberry.
A message from Eugene S Blease
states that ne is getting on we'll and
that the operation was successful.
President J. Henry Harms address
ell the cclr.ty teachers Of Marlboro at
Pennettsyille on Saturday,.
j. A. Mimnaugn mas gone to New
York to purchase his line of spdlng
goods.
George R. Cromer of the Newberry
bar was in Columbia gesterday,-Co-
lumbia State.
Mr.. John Lee. a former policeman
on the Newberry force was in the city
Sunday
Mrs. H. A. Workman of Newberry,
was in Columbia Monday for the suf-
fragette meeting and Helen Ring Rob
insons address.
President J. Henry Harms of New
berry college attended the opening ex-
erices of the senate yesterday morn
irg-Co'-Gkia State.
Mr.. and Ar5. r. L. Tarcant and chill
dren Of Newberry, spent tie week end
Le: as tn. gaests of Mr.. and Mrs. S
K!gore.- CiiHlon Gazette.
Miss Ruth Moore of Greenwood has
returned to her home after delight
ful visit to her uncle Mr.. R. H. And
derson. She was accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs Anderson. Tney made the
trip in Mr.. Anderson's car
Mrs. F. I. n;3ble Of Newberry spent
last Thursday night With Mr. and Mrs.
D. NJ. Lipscomb and Friday with Mr..
and Mrs. L. NJ. Moore-Ninety Six,
cor. Greenwood Index.
Miss Martha Creighton o. Rock Hill,
has been named as home demonstra-
ton agent in Lancaster county, She
will be remembered by many Newber-
rians, having taught for two years in
the Prosperity Graded scnool.
Mr.. l.. P. Kilgore/ of Lynchburg. Va,
who has been spending few days in
Newberry with his sister, Mrs. R. L.
Tarrant, left on Friday for Florida
for visit of a few days. He was ac-
acompanied by Mrs. Tarrant.
Mrs. Mamie Bash of Savannah, spent
a day with her brother, Col, C. J. Pur
cell, last week, re.urning to her home
on Friday. Sne came to bring home
little Miss Helen Purcell who has
been spending several weeks with her.
Mrs. w. E. Merchant and Leon Ern-
est, who have for few years lived
in Biackville, will return to Newberry
this week to make their home here. AT
present they will be with Mrs. P. c.
Gaillard at S11 Pope street.
Mr.. Charley Ruff and his bride spent
the latter part of last week with Mr..
and Mrs. Iva Cromer in Wilson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruff have secured rooms
at the residence of Mrs. E. Y. Morris.
in Nance street, where they will do
light housekeeping.
--@HIEzzz~~
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Arcade.

elal relief fund
The Lutnerans on Friday night
kept up their winning streak at bas-
ketball defeating Carolina nere by
the score of 80 to 13.
Neyberry College has won the
basketball championship this season,
if that is of any interest to you-An
derson Mail.
ar. w. T. Livingston has the con-
tr3cl to build new residence for Mr.,
G. F. Wearn a1d tie work will COM
meEce this week.
The time Of payment of road tax
1as oeen extended and payment can
ue made any time between now and
March b:1
There will be box party at the
Ridge Spring school near Old Town
on Friday night, February 49, Every
body invited.
The Pink Lady at the opera house
next Monday. Fine movies every day
and evening this week and every
week.
Valeska suratt, the celebrated
ov"ra s7ar. Will epIear at the Arcade
in the Immigrant, Lady-Paramount on
FRIDAY, February 1S
Maclyn Arbuckle in The Reform
Candidate a Pallas feature in five
acts is the Paramount at Leslies Ar
cade today (Monday)
TIE program at the opera house
this week presents some attractive
features. The pictudes are always
good and clean.
The Newbery and Prosperity road
needs dragging. It has teeL very
much helped by the repair of some of
the bad places and If II is dragged now
will be in fine condition.
Supervisor S; mple i surfacing the
steel bridge road !rcm Prosperity to
the lower steel bridg and putting on
sand AMI gravel and making a fine
road of it.
There was an acho meeting at the
First Baptist ch9Gcn Sunday after
noon to ncaI reports from those who
attended the laymen convention in
{ clumbia.
Carolina lost to Newberry in bas-
ketball contest Friday night, the
score being 80 to 13. This is New
oerry's seventh game and not game
has been lost.
Don't fail to see the Pink Lady at
the opera house next Monday, Feb
ruary Il. II Will be worth your while
Ghis play usually does not stop at
places smaller than Columbia.
Inre will be game Of basketball at
There Will be game of basketball at
tie college gymnasium next Friday
night between Columbia High school
and Newberry High school.
"The Old Homestead" from the cele-
olated play by Denman Thompson,
will be shown at Leslie's Arcade Mon
day, February q. Every one who caI
should see this great Paramount pic
ture.
Hon. D. R. Coker of Hartsville, has
accepted the invitation to deliver the
address at the closing exercises of
tie Eewberry city schools on May 81.
There, are about 40 in the graduating
class this year.
The Pink Lady doesn't usually come
to towns the size of Newberry and
those who love musical comdy should
show their appreciation Of the ef-
forts of Manager Wells to give them
the best that is going.
If we don't prepare for war, we
might as we'll prepare to die; and if
We do prepare for war, We might as
we'll prepare to die, so we're 'twixt
the devil and the deep blue sea any
way you look at it.
A headline asserts that the"lion and
ne lamb lay down together" which
reminds us of the old gag that when
the lion and the lamb lie down to-
gether the lamb will be inside the
lion.
Mr.. r. H. Anderson is having some
Improvements made on tn interior
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-15

Eggs from pure bred Ringlet Barred
Rocks and Mammoth Comb White
Leghorns; dollar for ID. E. iW;. Les
l:G, Prosperity, S. c.
2-15-tf.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16

gent Ole beiben friegfiibreroen @m=
teten, feime fdtpddlide Madsiebigteit
gegen England un6 feim i@orfes Slut
treten gegen @euti9lan6, Die fit leB=
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troberie gefibrt bt, feline bartnddige
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mierter Munitionsi4iffe gu tparne1t,
anes bos fir6 Momente, tpel4e etne
groBe @efabr fit Sen 6rieoen ber
@ereinigten @toaten bil6en. Mber
tpir iinb trobbem tpeit 6abo1t entfernt,
ibm friegerifde @biidten %5n5l1tra1en.
@ielmebr finb mir geneigt, feline flu
Den 1iidternen Menf@enneritono
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ebrIi9 be1trebt lit, iie in 1einem omit
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
6efatren einer
Grtdltum9.

SIR 3iebt @ub cine @rtdltu19 gu.
Sbr labt @ud nibt ridtig beilen,
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rem. So mag. bies &Dpf>,. &ebles. Sun,
gen. ober Maeentatarrb fem. Sn al
{pldben Jd1er fpirb Yeruna @ub belfen.
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berte BON 8eugen beitdtigen, tpa8 es fir
lie Qetban bat. SIR iebt @n@ better ges
gen bic grtdltung Dor unb baltet cine
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8inter einlest, gebrallht 8eruna IN tleis
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au lie fibre.tt mag.
8eStmfet: tpettt SbY fe por3ttbt.
f5tttt Sbr Bertttta TT 9ablettea bef
tout1ttett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
&nter oeS Grieoens.

aeiae Mo1m int &ongreb befinoet
iid 5a1r3eit in elmer eigenartigerert
unb unbequemeren Gage als .Senator
gtome bon Miifoa1ri. gs ~unterltegt
gur feinem 3meifel, BOB 5tpifaen ibm
unb 6em NrGiibenten idarfe Weei=
m1nas6ifferen8er beiteben. Oean
meiB, boB er an Ger &riegspolitif oes
3ralibenter iebr piel m1S5uieben bot.
I@s lit audi beforut, BOB es 5tpii9ett
ibm u1ro Dem Yrdii6enten 81 febr leb=
buften observation-disclosures gefom-
men lit. Mber als @oriiber 6eS Mns-
idr1es fir a1,stpartige Mngelegenbeis
ten un6 als Der eigentlide @ortfub=
rer Ser berrIdenben 8artei i'm natio-
1rolen Sberboa1ie iiebt ii9 .Senotor
@to9re, 10 febr es linn a1@ mondmol
ge9en bem 5tri6 geben mag, ge3tpun=
gen, NIT Dem Braii6enteu on einem
stratrge gu 5ieben. Seine 6rteoens-
liebe lit i1r6eiien iiber ie6en 8meifel
erboben l1nb mir itn6 ii@er, 6ob er
nidt 30gern miir6e, often NUT Dem
&ra1i6enten gu breden, iobalb er Die
neber5euer1rg getpon11e, bob Der Tra=
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BOB 6en1 &raii6enten cine folde @b=
iidt gang fern liegt. Sreitag COB er,
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@onferen3 inn @eiBen @n1fe gebabt
bottle, i'm @enot cine @rflarung ab,
tpelde ole ebrliden Greunoe 6es
|Trieoens mid GROCER 8efrieoig1mg
begriben ,per6en. St iagte ramlih,
ser 8rGiioent bente gor nidt 6arom,
6as 2ar6 in eirten &rieg iftiiir5en gu
tpoGen, ion6ern es fei i'm @egentbeil
fem iebnliditer @atnid, es aus Dem
@riege bern11s3ubolten. Sc miiiie
fir ieoen Senator mnmogli6 fem, 51
glalben, 0nB oct Yra1toem, Der 1o=
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fen lei, iebt pl0Blib feline Saltung ge<
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3utreten beabitdtige.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16

i1tgton Dor @mpfang 6ieies Memoran-
oums gensu1 10 gut, wie nod bent
ielben, aber NIT elmer 8ebarrlidfeit,
Die gero6e5u 1nperitanoli6 tit, ber-
lteiffte man ii6 barauf Geutf6lmb
gu briisfieren.
Ser &raiioe1t bat sic @erjiderl1ng
gegeben, baB er feinen &rieg mill.
Seine bisberige @alt1ng Sen Central
madten gegeniiber bat auf bas @egen=
tbeil i9lieben laiien. Sn5mifden but
er aus 6en 9ebatten I'M &ongreb iiber
sic Mrmier11ng bon @an6elsidiffen
nnbeoingt 6en SdluB 5ieben miifien>
bob 6as 2an6 feinen &rieg min uno
Dos mag ibn bielleidt eber beranla1=
fen, ein @irperftan6mB nit Sen Gent
tralmadten a115ubabnen. als bos &c
fill fin 6ie @eredtigfeit ibrer Sade.
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Die hnalen bes &amspmtens.

Sdnner5 uno Web, bernriabt onrd
8e11Ier, ueberarbeitung l1r6 Mnitre11-
g111g tpabren6 ser Sousreinigungs=
5eit mer6en a1fgeloit 6ur6 Slom's
Ointment. @ein @run6 6iele Bein at
lei6en. 8eitreidt eben bie meben
.5tenen NIT SIoan's Ointment, reibt
r11r ELM ,penig. SSn fur3er 3eit Idbt
Der @dmer3 ,,odh Sbr r11bt beauem
uno erfreut @l,9 zines erfrifderber
.S9lnfes. Gin oonfborer @ebra1@er
Breibt: .@Ioan's Ointment lit fem
'@apiht in @plo- tpertb." Saltet cine
GIofde our &o,1o, gebra1dt es &c.
gen ole @eben, Meurolgia nnb
Anetfdungen. E0otet ben Sdrner5.
25f bel gnrem Mpotbefer. - Sing.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
@ir iuarnen ,uie6erhplt Dor Son

8ir tuarnen iuie6erbplt bor 2on=
6oner Melbungen, sic Dem Mmiter<
banner Telegruaf e1tnommen FIND.
Ser Gelegroaf itebt inn 9ienite Der
Muiierten ln6 m1B bie 2ugenmel=
6a1ngen in sic 8elt iebe1e, fir sic
nnam in 2on6on uno Noris sic Ser
authorizing 1idt iiber,1ebme11 tpia.
.@r lit on sic Steue ser @enfer Sri
'bune getreten, sic friiber 6as 2iiger
fir 6ie Miierten beiorgte, un6 Die
fes berddtlide @eidaft 10 la1ge be-
.trieb, Biz fein Meni9 ibr mebr @lm1-
ben fbenfte. 9ie Meloung 6es Gele-
groof in &0ln fei es tpegen ser gro
ben @erl111te ser 9eutiden bel Ser
bum 5u ltnruben gefommen, lit no
tiirIi9 blanfer @1pin6el. Mit bie-
TENT @mfteroomer Sdtpin6el mill
man sic Borifer Sdspin6elleien iber
6ie 6el1tfden @erluite glal1buiiroiger.
MADDEN. @s lit Metbo6e in 6ieien
SdtpinoeIeie1r, sic Metbooe oes ge-
riebe11en Sdliders.
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Mim11nt @rinb meg,
Beieitiet ben 9aaransfaa
s@unt Guer &aar! aanft cine Is Sent
1laf&e 9anbertue gerabe iett-8e.
feitigt aud bas 3autjnden.

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res 6aar 1T Elm ftur1r1e8 3eu8nib ffar
Elm 6erna9ld1igte 9out - fir @rtno
- ben f@redli9en S@orf.
@g aibf nidts, mas bas &aar 10 5ers
{tSrt afs @rinb. gs tberaubt bas &aarf
ieines @lan5es, ieiner Stdrfe i1o fetnes
2ebens, er5eu8t gelegentli4 Steber l11o
SUDDEN Der 9a1t. tpoour9, tpern 11tdBf
befeitigt, bic 9aartpur5eln 5ufornr1e11<
ii4rumpfen, ii9 1osma4en l1ro gum Mbz
iterbe11 gebradt tperben = oann fault oas
9aar raid aus.
@auft cine % Gent Slnfde @notpl>
toms 9nnberine in irgenb elmer Npotbete.
SIR f6nnt iiderli9 berrliden 9nartpn9S
nnb cine W1ai7e @aare baben. tpenn SSbr
eben nur cine fIeine Slaf9e 9aroertne
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
9aS semtt@e Memoram'
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bung ser 6ertiden &egierung mobl
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feiner @ebiiion u~nteraogen per6en
f0nnten. Sem @ortlarte nad bat
England bieie Marime ~aller6ings be-
folgt, irr6em es fi9 tpeoer I'M sic Be-
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fiimmert, ion6ern ie6en B%nragrapben
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6em Memoran6um flar ertpieien:
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nit Deutidlar6, minfirIi6e Cruel
term1rg Ser &o11terban6e=8 elhimmrt1=
gen, 8efdlognabme bon 8oitiaden,
@erbinoerung BEG freien &anoels
atpiiden 1%1eutralen &afen, @efange11-
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1ir6 a1f bober See un6 Mrmierung
bon SonbeIsfdiffen 51 0ffeniip5tpe=
den. DuB es iib rm lebtere ban6elt,
betpeiien Sic photographer ser &C.
%beimor6ers, Die bon Der englii6en Mo-
miralitdt an Die @apitane bon Sat-
6elsidiffen erlaiien iirro, aa1r @bioerB,
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ro6itale S9tpenf1,ng in Der a1stpar>
tigen Nolitif unierer M6m%iniitration
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