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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22

ng to Governor Alexander. said:
You have changed your mind about
The value nr this project and the
splendid character OF the land since
tou wRntUd to go in with us" The
governor. after this statement had
been mndb twice. said that he did
iot want tn talk about private con.
seraationR Ia land board meeting.
Then tho first speaker said; do
YOU moan to deny that YOU tried To
induce our company To permit you
% Join Nj this project. including
lands owned by yourself with those
IT the company" The governor did
not reply other than 10 state that
this was private conversation and
should not he intrudod in public
mattcr.
Canvass Vote THIS Week
The vote az THE primaries will he
canvuHscd by the state board the lat
ter part of this week. From .he rc-
ports aa received from the various
county canvassinK boards the repub-
lltan ticket as previously made up,
with II. NJ Holt aH candidate for
lieutenant governor stands, For Hu-
preme court Judge II ia apparent that
the nominees Will he Robert N, Dunn
Of Occur d'Alene aud John q. Rice
1f Caldwell with the democrats. Il
y evident that Parker OF CottonwoS 4
has been nominated for lieutenant
governor over Frazier Of Occur u'-
Aleno. The democratic nominate Il
for secretary OF state. 80 far as re
turns nTa In. show william Dough-
erty OF Hichfield leading j. G.. Han.
sen by d few votea. However,. th u
only takes into account a little more
than hall the vote of the state. ana
later returns may give Mr.. Hansen
thu nomination
Cufiin EmhrnglE0 On again
The enbrogllo caused some time
ago when 7 G.. Coffin. as special as
alstant attorney general, filed an at
! tnehmcnl an tho judgment rendered
in favor Of the state and against the
! Security bonding company. on He-
count of the Allen Coleman defaleA-
| iion. and which NJ the time was mp.
| parently settled by Mr. Comm with.
drawing hiA claim and announcing
that he would be Satisfied with n set
| tlement With the state depository
hoard, IL has haen revived again.
Continued ON page tWo)
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EVANS ASD MAMlLroN

Boise. Sept. ie.@The Elder wink
of the democratic party inst control
here tonight when Joseph r Pence
Of Boise. Who. for the past Two years.
has been state chairman. WIS ousted
from thai position aud Df w Il.
Hamilton OF WeiHer was elected in
his place The anti Elder faction.
led by Senator Macbeth ~ Custer
county and t. H. Stevenson OF Wal
lace. dominated the meeting of the
state cdmmittcs. which wan In ses+
aion close 10 midnight "a the Grand
hotel. aud dictated It's actions.
The anti-Eldcr faction. which
made such bitter fight and lost
M the H'ocatnllo convention last May
against National Committeeman rob
ert ". Elder Of cOeur d'Aisne, con-
trolled the state committee meeting
by a vote Of 8 10 on committeeman
| present Most of ths evening MmH
spent vi wTangie over the voting of
t proxies, of which seventeen we're
+, claimed by the Elder Pence faction
/ 10 fiftaan for the Antin. Having q
! majority Df the actual committeeman
+ present. of One. the anti Elder fac
tlOn barred all proxies thru the ere
dsntlalt committee and then onsted
i Pence and elected Hamilton chaIr-
man.
/ q. W. BupphAEeT OF Lalah county.
II. G. Hlndman Of Ada county and
l.. M. Gapps Of bingham county sera
elected vice chnirmen James III.
! Hawlet. Jr.. OF Boise and W v.
neghn Of Boise we're elected seere-
tary and treasurer. respectively.
Tho presidential electors selected ~
ID. l.. Evans Of Malad. Harry T. Day
Of Wallace. G. c. Anderson Of Boise
and John y Pineock Of sugar city
The nAW state chairman was author
lied 81 name an executive COMMITTEES
Of nVa
The republican state COMMITTEES re-
elected State Chairman Evans By &c
elama1Ion and HtthonI opposition
VIC. Gregory Of American Falls Wal
elected secretary. aud Z r. Eimsl
Of Boise. publicity secretary. s. 4
IIodgins was named vice chairman
The presidential electors are D. w
Church Of Poeateilo. " 81. EsfA
brook Of Idaho city. y. Il. Walters o
Twin Falls and fgnaee Well Of Sand
point
Tha republicans opened the cam
paign here tonight. following th
COMMITTEES meeting with q rally q
the tinney theatre. under the "a
. spices 81 the Hughes FaiFhmnkA eiah
James = Bahh af Lewlalea Was n
> principal speaker and he severely s.
TalEued the democratic adminiatFa
tion.
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HIGH CHURCH OFFICIALS
TU SPEAK AT OPERA EH1gfRg

Next Sunday evening Dr James r.
Talmadge. one OF the apostles of the
l.. d. H. church. and Levi Edgar
Young one Of the seven presidents
OF the seventies, will deliver nd
dresses al the Montpelier theatre.
The services will begin Mt 1850
O'Clock Besides several vocal mum.
bers, music will be furnished By The
combined choirs Of the First nnI
Second wards
This viii be- the first opportunity
the people of Montpelier and vicinity
have had for some time OF hearing
two of the best apenkers IN he l.
ID. 8. church and tho theatre will no
doubt be packed 10 Its capacity.
No admission will be charged and
the public generally il cordially in
vited To attend the meeting
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FLOUR S14 4 BARREL;
BREAD 20 CENTS A LOAF

New York. Sept z0.-President
Wilson will be asked 10 call q speciai
session Of congress to declare an en-
barge upon the expoffatioB Of wheat
and federal and state Investigations
of the increase in the price of flour
will be demanded by resolutions
adopted BY 200 bakers Of Brooklyn
yesterday. II was asserted that flour
would be sold al s14 a barrel and
bread az 20 cents loaf next
spring unless an embargo Is imposed.
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buildings are 30x70 feet. have q wa
terproof roof, the sides are open,
but are screened with fine wire.
Each squad has its own table and
each man has special place at bis
squad table One squad IL detailed
each day TO do the kitchen work.
This squad is known as the kitchen
police. Their duties consist OF wash
ing dishes, cleaning up the kitchen.
Deeling potatoes, splitting wood (;
we'll In fact everything connected
with kitchen work. except cooking
After this squad finishes its work thu
kitchens match well with any III
home.
There is very little sickness IN
camp now Practically all Of the men
are now acclimated and are In thf
best of spirits and health.
Hikes and maneuVers. brigade ant
regimental reviews and paradea aF'
the order Of the day nov.
On Wednesday. Sept ID. the FeRi
ment vas on manmuVeFH In the Morn
ing and in the afternoon II was -
viewed and inspected BY Col. Edsi
blute From all reports the DfHcer
are very well satisfied with the "a,
! the men are shaping up.
In a report to the var department
Brig. Gen. PlummeT aaIA that dlAei
l piine was better IN the end Iaah
than ln any other militia organiza
tion.
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CENTRAL COMMITTEES
FLEET NEW OFFIf IsItH

The newly elected republican and
democratic county central commit
tees met ~ Parts last Friday. accord
Ing to law. and organized There
was small attendance al both meet
lnga. This vas largely duo To the
fact that some OF the committeeman
had not received notification Of theft
election.
The republicans elected the follow.
ing officers.
Martin Winters.
secretary-C. r. Wright
Treasurer-Ed Sutton.
Member Of state central committee
e. A. Burrell
Plans for the coming campaign
were informally discussed. after
which the committee adjourned 10
4 meet In Paris Saturday, Sept. 30, nj
2 D. m. All of the county eandl-
dates will be invited to attend thia
meeting. at which the assessment
will be levied for the purpose of
raising funds With which To conduct
I the campaign. and other matters 81
Z interest will be discussed.
The committeeman are requested
90 report al this meeting the uOntln.
ationa for justices Of the peace and
keonstabies ln their respective pre-
cfnets. 80 that the names may bs
filed with the county auditor.
Tho democrats organized hy elect
ing the following officers.
Chairman-John T. Peterson.
Heeretary-J. ". OscOnnor.
I TreaHurer-E. J. HAdd0ek.
Member Of state central commits,
~ G. Smeath.
. An assessment OF two and one-hai
per cent was levied aKainai the can
didates. and the committee adjourn
ed subject 20 the call Of the ehaiF
man.
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fraternal beneficiary societies, do
mestic building and loan associa-
tions, civic organizations, federal
land bank and national farm loan
associations
Special taxes are imposed as fol-
lows:
Inheritance tax on transfer of net
estate of decedents dying after pas
sage of the act: l per cent on the
amount of such net estates not in
excess of $50, 200; per cent, $50,
900 to $150,000; 3 per cent, $780,
600 to 100000; per cent, $780,
900 to $450,000; 5 per cent, $780,
900 to $1.000,00O; 6 per cent, ST.
900, 900 to $2,OOO,000; per cent
100000 to So 100000 per cent,
$4,000, ,000 to $4,000,O0O 8 per
cent, $4,000,000 to S5,000,000; and
10 per cent on the amount by which
such estate exceeds $5,000,0OO.
Munitions tax, 10 per cent ON net
profits of manufacturers of gunpow-
der and other explosives, cartridges
loaded or unloaded, except for indus
trial or sporting purposes; projec-
tiles, shells, torpedoes, including
shrapnel, loaded or unloaded; fuses
or complete rounds of ammunition;
firearms of any kind and appendages,
including small arms, manufactured
and used for military purposes; can
non, machine guns, rifles and bayo-
| noets, electric motor boats and sub
marine or submersible boats; these
taxes to be in force until one year
| after the European war ends.
Liquor taxes: Beer, $3.50 a bar
/ IL. eNsH xnytV,a e lon .
| champagne or sparkling wine.
cents on each half pint or fraction
| thereof; artificially carhonated wine,
2 1-2 cents per half pint; liquors
| containing sweet wine, 1-2 cents
per half pint and not containing
sweet wine, l 1-2 cents per pint
| Stock, Tobacco, Amhsements
Stock tax: Fifty cents for each
| $1,000 of capital, surplus and undi-
| yided profits of corporations, joint
stock companies and associations
| with capital in excess of $4,000.
Special taxes: Pawn brokers. $50
a year; ship brokers, $40; custom
house brokers. $40; theaters and
amusement places having seating
capacity of not exceeding $50. S2F
year, not exceeding 500, $50; moi
exceeding 500, SIS, and exceeding
500 seating capacity, 500. Bowling
alleys and billiard tables. Sc each.
Tobacco manufacturers tax: Thos'
whose annual sales do not exceed
$4,000 pounds. SO; not exceeding
100000 pounds, So; not exceeding
zoe, 900, $12; exceeding 200, 900.
cents per thousand; manufacturer
Of cigars whose annual sales do no
exceed $4,000 cigars, So; not exceed
ing 100 900, So; not exceeding 200,
900, SIS; not exceeding 100000, S12
exceeding 100000, cents per thou
sand.
Stamp Taxes
Stamp taxes: Bonds. debeHtuFe
: or certificates of Indebtedness.
: cents on each 800 OF face value
agreements of sale, cents on eac
: 500 of face value: certificates o
stock. 5 cents on each 800 or value
sales or transfers, 2 cents per 800
2 merchandise agreement OF sale.
t cent for each 500 in value; convey
: ances. so cents for each $500; ware
r house receipts. 25 cents for 800
d so cents for $500 and 81 on rt
0 seipts exceeding $500 In value: cui
+ tom house receipts. SO cents; FOL
4 eign steamship tickets costing nC
to exceed $50, 81; not more 'ha
q $50. 50; and more than $50, 81
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% $1,000 600; II per cent. 81 .o0o.-
600 70 S1.500 .00O; IL per cent, ST.
100000 to $4,000 900. and f3 per
cent on the amount by which the net
income exceeds $4,000. 600.
Cooperation and Special Taxes
The corporation income tax Is re-
newed. exemptEng labor, agricultur-
al and horticultural organizations,
mutual savings banks not having
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su ,seribs Tor the EIsminer.
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PARENT TEACHERS AssoCIA.
TION ELECTS OFFIGER

There was fairly good attend
ance at the meeting of the Parent
Teachers association, which was held
in the high school auditorium last
Monday night A short musical pro
gram was rendered. and the follow
ing officers were elected for the en-
suing year:
President Mrs James Crouch.
Vice presidents Thor e. Nielsen
and Mrs. H. S. Stevenson.
Secretary-treasurer Miss Leta
Sackett
After the close Of the business SEES
sion, the gathering took on the form
Of a reception for the public school
teachers
During the evening fruit punch
and waters were served In the do.
mestic science room.
The meeting proved to be a pleas
ant and profitable one for all present
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zeil Der Gtimmnng In ben 8~erefnigttt
Etadten unb beoeatGn cine friirbige Ants
mort auf bic Mnaabungen ber britiidel
Megiernflq. Mlerbings bot her 8urger BET
gersinigsen Gtaatea Elm Re6t, fetue Was
rem audi an bic 3ipitbeb0Iserune Der Mits
teIfudhie al ~nertaufen. Abtr @roBbritans
nieH ertennt interndtiondle abnlnduteen
aur 6aRn an, iusnn 81 81 ftinsm Borteil
iii. Die glodube, bic iebt BON England
ouFreai erhaittn tpit6, bas btiBt bic Bee
hinotruna, bic bic ntutrolt @hiffabrt lh
sefaaen IdBt psrjtnBt gtgtn bas i~rttrnus
fionaIe Mtdt. Bon Der ner6ameritant fen
preTie, iogdr aud bon Der ententenfrainbs
IideH, purbe snfFeub aitsgefIhrt, bic
8lodobe miiHe refFeItto" itin, tpern s
Beltung bsanfpEudsH fuoute. gisbtr
Theule fih bic engliI6t G[otte, cine asfief'
tine 8lodabe dus3uibeu. Jerltr spliybs
aeTdgf, biirfe bic 8Iutdbe ME neutrale 5ds
FEn du{AIitben. Ntp gorE Morlo Thrlsb:
,.Wenn bic britiIHe 8lnite bic Wsadt BE-
Fbt, cine eFfetiibe 8loda0e Der etutffsr
aiiTien bnrd5nfi1rtn, fpirbe bda In &C.
ipt7em Sim bon ben @sreinistgn Gfuas
ten btgriiBt tperbsN. Mlsrbur8s piitbs BEL
amerifaniihe 51nbt hierbnr9 bthinbtri
tper0en. Mber bds 0slhsAe bdna in gslesa
mGBiaer gorm.4 au9 tn Bsutf6Idnn
tpiirbe man es btgribtn. fpsn1 bic britiidi
Gloise btn 9srfud MAIDEN tDarbe, ttnt
effeItfpe 9Iodahs purhsufuhrsn. Mchl
berIianoen ben gerlah ma6en mlEbt
Dsnn es BARI ala siemIim fdtr aeIsen
bah eg in BEN 3eltaItsr ber unterfetboots
unb WinengeEabE BET BEN eWsrIuh" blei
ben riirbt! Die gtfoIguug pss interHa'
~sipndIen Rthtts bas bsiBt MIR BIZ
gIodube ber btuigdtn 9dfeu lit aetnitti
fdl6He ans, bab gum 9efEpiel bollni
biFne f6iuenif9e nnp anhsre 6afen Blot,
itsrt niirbeL GHgIdnb fpsib febr iDohl
bab Gin fritgFibrsnber Gtaat, beiitn Gan
b~esqrsnsen an n~tatraEe Gtaatsn ispben
burh cine 8lodabe ptrbdltnismdbig lpt'
nig besinFfuBt tuirb. Mber gaiis nIgemsir
III BET bsutigt Wsrs isDsr 8lOdabe gerini
sinsui2dbsn. Carl aorsbnrn fact IN Itt
ueuf Bud .pripatsigeutlm I'M GtsIrisg'
90 lit Beutsutags fhirsr, bic 6ilfsmitI
isl zines Bodies gu srI66pFeH, bfnts nbgs
Ieher bon Der aeidtigteit Der IruHspOrts
ffHb aue WrpbuEie Der Grbe uab ale ia
brisute Der Bslt uHenblih bisI 3ablrsiGe
unb sollnea Iei1tss psriehbet iperbsn al
frA1er. auBerhem nirb Is England iduri
nDglf1 itiH inter BEN ~bsIteheHben Gee
rstt das aaitsn uNb 0dfsn Deatl6luHb
mirtfam sI fpersn, bn mir nibt 70 bel
GAifft, fpie bisrfir nSlis nsrnen. entbsb
rem l0nnen. feoIlsn fptr nid)t Die unntrel
Iafgabtn bts asitgss ptrHadId igsn.
8eirahttE mon bic A%nItrsnsunetl
groBbritaanisrs 1tntfhEdnb dushanasri
iii pontr, inter ben anatIahrtsn gtfts
puattsn, % Diro ilar, baB o.r sisaatlldl
49, @
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EeLI5cHER 1ANDUN6sRAU ar cAkklRoH

farta. has bic gagIGnbtr uno G~ransoIea
gerabt3u nit mathematician @enauisteIt
bis auf bas Isbte 9aus Strf6pHen ha6sn.
aein asb9ipslea IN mshr in BEN Stdbts
den Fhtbdr, bds pie Elm Nib burteins
dabsrgeporftnts GpiIBug erfdetnf. aur
cine hol3e GduIt ragt rod, aud bdib 3ers
lfnoEtH. ans benz Eriimmerb1uftH herpOr:
"a 1T Der RtTt oss Minarets, BON BEN ber
Wat5sia Mrab in fritbliden Soften biz
GIdubigen gum gebtf rieF.
meia @uul tfettsrt lpitbtrum nit hs
nunherunggipurbiger Gtderhtit ihr BAG
Steingeroa In ben 6trabsn binpeg unb
finoet, ba i9 mid gang fsiHsr 6ihraHs
anpertrnut bah, nit Der i'm sigentn feis
men Mitterung Binter elmer sufdmmsnges
itir3ten 6augtpdnb Togar einen friIh
fpruodnbtn grurusn. an BEN sr fh init
Itiefsn S3Hgeu labt. @iein nebeu bteffr
Gdie in BET MiRe bes esnlorbetsn Sidpts
nens tangeu big roFssn Bitten tines
qfirFhbdumts berab, unb ba gsrahe heute
lin Iiebcr, bloaSer 2odsHtopf babsim gee
bartstag feitrt, 70 brt5e i1 eiHea 3utis
sur erinneruns an BIN ereigRisrgiten
Tag.
Sn3DHdsn bot Tid Bic aabaItabs nit
benz 6srspg an b&r Gpibt In fhntHert gss
pssnng gsftsi. ba q nod i'm sbsmdligen
6cupiqrartier bss Warfhdns 2innu ron
Ganbers, In bsm beuts BET liibne 8erstlbis
oer Der Observation-Disclosures am aap
aaedra, Et3eatn3 DT4sDo6 9afda. bds
G5epttr fibri, srpartet pirb.
MIs msin 95blsin beH 6sblpeg binter
btm ausgdng bts gtdbtfsns sruporeeslet.
tert. fdIeiden I9tR unb f4lpeifnebtlnt
Eein halbes BuBtnb GnotaIt porbsi, hi!
ofFenbor in bn abtnotunbe unttr ben
3rHmmera mad ltutt fuheH tpolsn. 5Al
heiftres Bshea, pas in oer g~inidtnttit oel
2anbfGoft NOD nnge h6rbdr III, stigt an
baB is gtei6 bdndh Elm GpFsr g1urbtF
baben, unb rs frotsIt mid ein iptnig.
Simmer tpeiter qtbs es burb bic hld'
hsnbt 6eibs gdGipOtis, bar1 1dler uni
/ 5hEnhten, ahr 5Ohsn biHlpeg, EI
EfdlieBIiA In bsr - dmmerFuape ltats BON
msge leinter Baud nafItsigt. Man Dor
pferbe pisbsrn, unb gleiA odrauf fprins
mein Mnatolisr iur8ipeg iibr etnsn Gt1.
ben unb eaLcppiert axr Elm 8ladftlo al
siuen IiaienhaiR 5u. Dor beHta Gingdnt
fallen inn Hsbrsrs GoIDatm IN bic 3lgs
uno nit 6auD fuerbs i1 nOH ben abrissi
4siIegfnoHen In Gnpfang gencmnlsnt ni
Ilin5mii6eH GaR ots INSTRUMENTATION
ben sunren unD geraDs sum 4ufbrnh til
neH. nsr5og abrIf Jrisorid fomntt mi
benz 9afha duf mid sn limb felt mid
.libm Dor. Der lebbnfte, flusbIideHct
/ braunaebranntt gensraliglfnaus frtiit I'd
/ bdB mid bag gifr BEN rthttu Meg qtFii9r
Bot IND bab i1 boltr Bespan0trafs lbe
Bic gsfAidit uHb a~nheineIftot aRlagt b
j 9aaptquartEsrs btu, eas gan3 ptA GiH
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atn chamber, bic unbotmdbistsit anb
offene 0dFfaerbtbnng mdHtigtg Giritm
aepen bic taiftrlift @tipaIt EoHntta ba3l
fabren, osutihfs aunb bonn RtiGs lcs3ls
lofen. Der aarfIrl Mprik BON SadftH,
BEN aaiIer aart v. ipestr Der ihm grs
~Ieiifeten Dienie, boaitdnbig bsrtrautt,
T6los fnsaebeim Gin ginbnis nidt Har
init een nsm aaiier ftiabIihtn 8irItea.
fonbtra beftt iid aud nod ourd sineD
atheimen 9eriras NIT A0Hig 6etnrid II.
ron 1runtEei9. pen @trtrag 5a Gtieos
ipdIoe bonn S. 0ltober 1861, ner BEN
frans5FIdtn a0niss fit feine 9Hit bic
SealThea 9istimsr Wleb. EouL, 9srbua
unb gambrai 3uf6erts. Wldg man file
Morib @trhaIttn NOD 70 bisIe GRtiduS
higaHgserunDe aelttnb mangn - Der
.Borpurf bts aeinsbtrrGtrs, br beniFhts
adnb BEN austanb ii6erlisftrts, fam
.niht pon IGN geRon,meu fntrbsn. SIN
Sabre 1852 kfebttn Fran80Iihs 9rappsr
hie beutftsn gamble, bic ounn $50 Sabre
In ihrem Belize btisben unb ibHea I'm
ipefifdIifdsn Jriebtn a648) ftierli6 5as
aefprodRn tparben. BUR tin Sell, Dor
alien Mlsb, ipurbs 1870 pitber init
DeutfhIda6 bersirist. @srbun bus mad
elmer einsiH1nlb Monats to1breHbtn @ts
losernng Tih trgsben muBte. purbt i'm
Jranffurtsr Jriebtu on Granfreia 5uriids
ge9eben. 5eitbsn lit bic Stab, bic bts
rtits bon benz b~eri9mien arisssbuuneia
ffer aunpig XIV, BEN Waridau 9atls
ban, sn elmer ftdrten GeftHng arteetpars
belt mar. NIT sinsm aoitenauftpanb bon
elmer mi1iarbs Grdnts In cine GsFrug
onersrIitn Ranass ~ausgtbdut tporben.
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lruIsum iHrsnFn aHb BARN enptBdnbtt
tperbsh Sn bic Mu~nitipnstiten bot
Eommp ailiRs IN Ittasr gsr3ipetfIune
Standardization un0 an ben @dhibtn,
btttu Transport duf bic rsttenhen GhiFFt
Hiht msbr mOgIin mar. liHb i~usniaHtsns
bic WtrIdluBHEdt tntfant perbtn. ST.
paltigs aiIita NIT Grab gtntos Cornebs
Beef ous WoHitnibsc, nit norpeaiihsn
Sdrbinsu, nglii3tn Sans unh 6Ieiih'
tpnIerben. NIT pra9tppaeH SpedisiteH unb
plump Bubbines Iaatcn militant i6rtm
5Hbalt. ba maj ihu nit Sads unb Bell
frsiseltet Bat, the man ob5oa. 8srse pom
3tmtuiIGden, aun5e neut 9aternsHuuttra
baaisr. Robrttiiuugtu IL. a. m. IdfsR oas
rauf Ihlitben. mas bier nod dies an
srpb5isisen anIastq fin bic 9eriorauHs
BET Qaabanssirnppet seplant mar.
Mitten auf benz fpsiteu sagrrplass
absr berrIdt bas tnilesIide Grautu. Dem
bier bate man alleg g~rsunbags, Gins
TdlieBiih btr @orIdis an ausrii tunstn
.nno Mdfftn, Petroleum, Sal, 1etten unb
- 6hnaps 5uiammtnsetrasta unb bas
mus einsn Gdeittrbauftn mt5inosi, Der
msbrtrs Iase anb aahts binourh ben
Sartsn ieSe anadherung an bds gtIanht
unitrhalb hes GpbtHrtopIes poa @ri
9urnu uHmaslih madte. Eh Ias fe
baben sdaSt Arbyit ssmGnt uHo pohI bas
3ebnfahe an Dsrt a~srI0rt iOas heuts bier
nod laetrt uHb fir sinen tii6tiesn Seersss
intenbantsH burdaps nitt gang perloren
III. Mit ban 8aamntsriaIisn ALIEN tonnts
man bequtm eirsW Der seritortsu nfsrs
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