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The Republican journal., 1916-11-02
SOUTH MONTVILLE.

DR.. Geo, H. Hamlin of Lewiston preached
at the church last Sunday
M. L. Stone and wife of Providence, R. l.,
are visiting at 0. W Ripley's
Miss Mercy Cunningham left last week for
Palmyra, Mass, where she has employment.
C, S. Adams, wife and son Edwin visited his
cousin, James o. Fish, in China one day last
week.
Harold Eastman, Elmer Colby, Norman Davis
and Hervey jackson attended the Boys con-
vention in Belfast last week and report good
time.
Rev f. A. DinsIow and wife took Mrs. Olive
P. Randall to her home in Brooks one day last
week. Mrs. Randall had been spending few
weeks with Mrs. M. A. Conner and visiting old
friends.
County Deputy A. Wood and Dell Paul, ac-
companed by their wives. visited South Mont
vile Grange last week. In their remarks the
visitors said they had enjoyed fine time and
should be glad they came if they got home all
right. They started, and had got but few
rods when their auto acted like contrary mule.
The ladies spent the night at O. W, Ripley s
and the men tried to remedy the trouble with
the auto. About six o'clock in the morning
they turned some hot water into the engine
and she started, We hear they got almost
home when she stopped again, but they got
home without any broken limbs. We hope to
see them again.
The Republican journal., 1916-11-02
WEST FRANKFORT

Lewis Kingsbury went to Winterport Oct.
25th.
Merton Haley of Winterport was a business
caller here Oct. 9th.
Wibert S. York and son Sydney of Belfast
were in town one day last week On business.
Miss Velma Grant has returned home from
Prospect, where she visited Mrs. Grace RAINY.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore will soon close
their house here and go to Connecticut, where
they spend their winte rs with their daughter.
The farmers are blowing and also making all
preparations necessary around their homes for
the cold winter weather. which cannot be far
off,
Mrs. Horace Murphy of Swanvile is having
nice monument erected on her lot here in
Land-of-Rest Cemetery in memory of her late
husband.
The Republican journal., 1916-11-02
APPLETON

Frank Kenny is doing carpenter work in
Warren.
Mr.. ard Mrs B. Frank Simmons are visiting
their daughter.
Leslie Heminway of New York is visiting
his uncle, Harry Pease
John Gushee has gone to WhItinsvllle, Mass,
to work in machine shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Bills are in Hope for a
two weeks visit at the home of S. L. Bills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Simmons have returned
and are living in the Frank Simmons tenement
Mrs. V. O.Keller has returned from Oakland,
where she was the guest for two weeks of DR..
and Mrs. Clarence Simmons.
Mrs. l.. F. Cook, Mrs. Lizzie Newbert and
Miss Agnes Taylor motored to Waterville
Thursday and attended the Sunday School
convention.
Golden Rod Rebekah Lodge at their meeting
Wedn esday evening voted to have an enter
tainment and sale at date to be announced
The meeting and supper which followed were
attended by large number of members.
The Republican journal., 1916-11-02
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
FOR BACKAcHE KIDNEYS AND 6lAD DER
How to Be Rid of
Disgusting Dandruff

The only way to be permanently rid of dis
gushing. untidy dandruff is to correct its cause.
Shampooing merely cleases the scalp for a few
DAYS, then the scales form again as thick as
ever.
To destroy the dandruff germ and get rid of
dandruh for good, part the hair and apply a
little of the genuine Partisan Sage directly on
the bare scalp. and rub it in with the finger
tins for few minutes until absorbed by the
scalp. You will surely be amazed at the result
of even one application, for your hair and
scalp will look and feel 100 percent better.
Only few days massage with Partisan
Sage are needed to destroy the germs that
cause the dandruff to form. The scalp be-
comes healthy, the hair will grow better and
show more life and vitality, and you need
never be troubled by dandruff again. Faded.
dull or lifeless hair is quickly restored to
beauty by this simple process, which is abso-
lutely harmless, and will not stain the hair or
make it greasy.
Partisan Sage can be obtained from A. A.
Howes & Co. and druggists everywhere. 1t is
not expensive.
The Republican journal., 1916-11-02

Brown Of searsport before her marriage
thirteen years ago to Mr.. Lewis F. Clifford
(son of the late Capt. Fred Clifford of this
village). since which time she has resided in
Stockton. A fine looking woman. beautiful
coloring and erect figure. she had always pre-
scented the appea renee of health. and although
ailing FOR the past two years gave no outward
sign of her suffering, saying. however. to a
friend on her departure for the hospital, she
never expected to return. No further partlcu-
lars have been obtained at this writing, but by
her own request the interment will be in the
Nichols cemetery, Searsport. The services
were held Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. in
the Congregational church, Rev. Walter l..
Hawthorne of Belfast attending. She was
member of the Auxiliary Aid of the Universal
list church here, and her associates regret
that the funeral was not held in this viii
lage. No children have been given this couple.
and the deepest sympathy is extended the be-
reaved husband, his mother. Mrs. Fannie 2.
Clifford. her mother and two sisters, living in
Belfast, and her maternal grandparents, living
in Searsport.
passing out of the shadow,
Into eternal day.
Why do we call it dying,
This sweet going away?"
The Republican journal., 1916-11-02
SWANVlLLE CENTER.

Mrs. Hannah Morrill, is much as usual; quite
comfortable.
The children of Sadie Brown are having tn e
chickenpox.
Lewis Stubs of Monroe offers $25 reward
for the return of his colt, alive.
Mrs. Martin Robertson of Monroe was a
visitor at Mrs H. P Whites Saturday.
The farmers in this vicinity have their crops
harvested and are doing their fail blowing
MIR. Gross and Mrs. Briggs visited last Thurs
day at the home of MIR. and Mrs. Herbert
Nealley in Monroe
Mr.. and Mrs David Moody and Mr. and Mrs
Albert Moody and children were Sunday guests
at E. A. Robertsons.
Miss Ruby Gray came home Oct. 26th to
visit her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Gray.
and returned to Plttsfield Monday.
Charles Cawlwell made bee last week and
moved his house to piece of land he recent
ly bought near the Gross residence.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilder Parker of Monroe and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. White of Swanville were
guests Friday of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Small in
Monroe.
MIR. and Mrs R. G. Robertson attended the
Teachers convention in Portland last week and
spent several days in Detroit with relatives
returning after weeks absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Riley and two sons at
tended the convention of the Boys agricultural
clubs in Belfast last week and report very
pleasant and instructive meeting.
Carl Webb Of Waldo has been having seri-
GUS time with his hand. 1t started from a
crack in his finger. Drs Cook and Kilgore of
Brooks were the attending physicians.
The Industrial club will meet with Mrs. Por-
ter Webb Nov. 18th. A very pleasant meet
ing was held Oct. 25th with Mrs. Thayer, with
20 present Mrs. Sargent and Mrs. Parse of
Searsport were among those who attended.
Two comfortabes were tackled and other sew
ing completed.
The Republican journal., 1916-11-02
STANDPOINT.

The Ladies Aid met Wednesday afternoon,
Nov. LIST, with Mrs. Fred Shute.
Miss Nellie Blanchard sp ent several days of
last week With friends at the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. George CHM of Brooklyn, N.
Y. are guests of Mrs. Susan Staples.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grapham. who have been
in Northport for several months, arrived home
Monday night.
Miss Agnes Hartman, who is attending the
M. c. l. in Pittsfeld, spent several days of last
week at home.
Mrs Caro- Leach and daughter from Orland
visited her sister, Mrs. Cora Perkins, last FRI
day and Saturday.
Mrs. Annie thompson arrived last week
from Boston and will remain during the winter
with her sister, Mrs. Jennie French.
Mrs. Nathaniel Partridge returned Tuesday
from Northport, where she had been for a
visit with her niece, Mrs. Ira M. Cobe.
Bert Ordway and wife of Castine spent
Saturday night with F. F. Perkins and left
Monday in their car for Portland.
Roy and Dorrence Decker of Dexter, who
have lately arrived from several months SER
vice on the Mexican border in Company A, End
Maine kegt., were guests Friday night of their
brother, Fred Decker, who is employed here.
The Republican journal., 1916-11-02
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN rURTS.

New York, Oct 26. Sid, sch VIM E Litchfield,
Philadelphia FOR Newburyport; 80. sid, sch
Susan Picker ing, Port Reading for Bidde-
ford.
Boston, Oct 25 Ar, bark John S Emery,
South Amboy; 29. ar. schs Mary Lynch.
Stonington; Ida B Gibson, Bangor for New
York; Irene Meservey. do for do
Philadelphia, Oct q. Sid, tug Germantown,
towing barges Kimberton, Temple and Buck
Ridge, for Bangor.
Norfolk, Oct g. Ar, sch Edward H Blake.
Olsen, Santa Cruz for New York (towed in by
coast guard cutter Onondaga); 20, ar, stmr
Mateo, Bangor.
Bridgeport. Ct. Oct "a. Ar, sch Florence &
Lillian, Bangor.
Gulfport, Miss, Oct Is. Ar, sch Perry Setter,
New Orleans.
Bangor, Oct 81. Sid, schs Gilbert Stancliff,
New Suffolk. New York; Stony Brook. Bridge
port; %, ar, sch Mt Hope Norfolk; 30. ar, sch
Asquith (Br) Grand Tarly, T l.
Searsport, Oct rs. Sid, barge Cumru, Phia-
delphia; 81, ar, stmr Ruth, Norfolk; barge Ma
cungie, Philadelphia; &c. sid, stmr Ruth, Nor
| folk.
Stockton, Oct 49, Sid, stmr America, New
York; 80, ar. sch N E Aver, Bar Harbor.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool, N S. Oct g. Cid. sch Carrie E
Look. New York.
St Louis Du Rhone, Oct %. Ar. sch Alice L
Pendleton, Cook, Philadelphia.
| Turks Island, Oct Is. Sid, sch Augusta W
Snow, Baltimore. s->.-- U1D
The Republican journal., 1916-11-02
BORN

.GARDNER. In Boston. Oct 26, to MIR and Mrs
Russell o. Gardner, daughter.
DODGE In Searsport, Oct 20. to Mr. and
Mrs Percy Dodge, daughter.
CUsHMAN. In MontvlIe, Oct %, to Mr. and
Mrs Chester Cushman, daughter.
HAYFoED In Belfast, Nov l, to Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Hayford, son.
LITTLEFIELD In Belfast, Nov l, to Mr. and
Mrs Eben Littlefield, daughter
SEwELL. In Deer Isle, Oct 5. to Mr. and
Mrs Charles W Sewell. daughter.
SYLVESTER. In Bluehill, Oct Is, to Mr. and
Mrs Fred Sylvester, son.
TAPLEY. In Philadelphia, Pa, Oct TO- to Mr.
and Mrs Paul C Tapley, a son.
The Republican journal., 1916-11-02
LIBERTY.

All the schools in town opened Monday. De-
tober 23d.
r r. Wentworth was a business caller in
Augusta one day last week.
CIaude Knowlton went to Belfast Friday
morning to attend the meeting of the Boys
Corn Club.
Donald Walker. who has been visiting the
past month at mis- home here, has returned to
New York.
Mrs. Earl P Maloney and two daughters ara
in town visiting her parents. Mr.. ana MIS-
George Cram.
MIR. and Mrs j. R. B. Dinsmore and children
of Palermo were auto callers at Y. M Huru {
one day last week.
Mrs. Carrie Young went to Belfast one day
last week and was accomp anied by her mother
Mrs. Bradstreet of Palermo.
Mrs Everett Sherman of Beverly, Mass. is
passing few weeks in town with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. George Cram
DIR. and Mrs W. l.. Cargill and little daugh-
ter Geraldine and G. H. Cargill of f1ttsheld
were auto visitors in town Sunday.
Mrs. William Hunt and daughter Grace will
leave this week to pass the winter with Mr.
and Mrs, Henry C. Marden in Belfast.
Mrs. Clara Bollard of Lexington, Mass, is
visiting her cousin. Mrs. Inez Hartman of this
village and Mrs. Charles Abbott in Palermo.
Mrs. Bessie Lovett. who has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs Alice Knowlton, for few
weeks returned to her home In Wlnterport
last week.
T, P. Mathews, Donald Mathieson. A. J
Skidmore and son Neal went to Wat ervile
Saturday to attend the foot ball game between
Colby and Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Nelson and DR.. and Mrs
c. B. Holt motered to Auburn one day last
week and spent the day with Mr.. A. U
Crockett and Mrs. Ada Batcheder.
Nearly forty members of Arbutus Chapter
No, 10, O. E. s., went to Belfast. Oct. goth. by
special invitation. The occasion was the
visitation of the Grand Matron of the
Grand Chapter of Maine. Mrs. Dickens. The
evening was one of rare enjoyment and will
long be remembered by all present.
The Republican journal., 1916-11-02
MORRILL,.

The Good Times Club met with Mr.. and
Mrs Frank L. Field, Oct. 9th. supper of
baked beans, brown bread, cake .doughnuts and
pumpkin pie was served The decorations
were of Halloween nature and very pretty.
The evening was spent in story telling in keep
ing with the traditions of Halloween night.
Much sympathy was expressed for the presi-
dent and secretary, Mr.. and Mrs. D. O. Bowen.
who were not able to be present on account of
Mr.. Bowens' illness.
The Republican journal., 1916-11-02
NORTH ISLESBORO.

Miss Myrtle Pendieton is visiting friends in
Rockland.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Rose of Rockland spent
the week. end with his mother. Mrs. Julia Rose.
Mrs. Aduanna Bunker has had telephone
installed in her house.
Miss Lena Rose attended the State Sunday
school convention in Waterville last week.
Many of the teachers and Supt of schools
were in Portland last week attending the
teachers convention.
Miss Beulah Bates from Lincoln and Elsa
Bates from the M. C. l. were at home for a
few days last week. Miss Beulah came to &C.
company her mother, Mrs. Eliza Bates, to
Lincoln, where she will spend the winter.
The Republican journal., 1916-11-02
BELFAST PRICE Gu

Corrected Weekly for lr
PRODUCE MARKET. PA.
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ALLEN. In Montvllle. DC,
Allen, aged IA years, s months
CLIFFORD. In Belfast. Ocy .
County hospital. Mrs Lewis
Stockton Springs, aged "a yea
is days.
COOPER. In BluehiIl, Oct a
Cooper. aged 20 years. 6 montf
EATON. In Deer Isle, Sept
Eaton, aged 68 years, 8 months
EATON, In Deer Isle, Sept
Eaton. aged "a years, 5 months
HASKELL. In Portland, Oct
E Haskell of Deer Isle, age
months and l day.
JOHNSON. In Bucks Harbor,
widow of the late Andrew j
years. 6 months and 10 days.
MoREY. In Deer Isle. Sept
Morey, aged l month and 10 ia
PATTERSON. In Sandypoiu
Eulaiie Patterson, aged 10 year
REYNOLDS. rowned in Bue
Earle Reynolds. aged 6 years,
days.
SMYTH. In Camden, Oct q,
aged 81 years. 8 months and .
SToVER. In Deer Isle, Oct
Slower, aged 80 years, II mout.
TURNER In Isle au Haul,
widow of Ezra Turner, 2nd,
month and Z days.
WARDwELL. In OrIand, o..
Wardwell. aged 62 years.
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.Sn Der Champagne fiel eirt beuts
ider g(er0plan, Der BON urieren gatz
ierien in Der Ndbe BON Suippes be-
i9piIen purbe, brennenb inner5dl6 Der
feinbliden 2inien nieber.
.sSn ben Qrgonnen rt9teten mir elm
ton5sntrirtes 5suer auf Ruraaee uno
ben Walb BON Gbeppp.
yN0rbli6 BON gerbun unb i'm
DueOre 9iitritt purbe bic Sbdtisteit
Der feinbli5sn Qrtilsrie, psl4e nab
ienb Der lsBten Gage ettpas na6gelaiz
len bate, ldngs Der sdn5en 5rOnt,
gang bsIonbers aber auf benz Sc Mort
unO an Der Spnme, bem qIefFerbers
unO in Der 9egenb DON DpuuumOnt,
tpieber cine Iebr bsftigs. 8ei 0ouau=
mont fulgten Dem 8ombarbsmeut
nebrsrs fpiitbenbe Snfunterie Mu.
sriffe, bic bon uHieren 5ruppen, Oeren
Seuer bic Reiben Der Geinbe oe3imirte,
abgeT4lasen tpurbeH.
punlere 8utterien dnttporteten iibera
al nit GROCER @nergie auf bus Jeuer
Der JeiRbe, beren &OmmuuitatiOnss
pege fis beIaOfen.
rHorbOitIi9 BON ct. Wibiel boms
bdrOirtsn unfers 0iftana aanonen
ben 8abn9of Don 9igneuGes. Wir bes
msrttsn, OaB 8tpei 5euersbriinits uuss
braaen. me9rere 3iise getpvffeH iDur=
Den unb cine 2otomotipe in bic auft
flOg.
rSm S6erellaB 1T bic QrtiGerie duf
beioen Seitsn iebr tbGtis getDeIen.
,9tm Mittipo9 abenb mari sins
lirfsrsr gpmbensei6paber A goma
ben jeber GrDBe auf Die Station
Gbambleg. bic idper beiaabtst ieiu
muB. sroB elmer heftisen &anOnabe
bes 5einoes, tebrieH uuiere Slieger
iGmmtlid pieDer suriid.
punisre 9teropIune parfen am 9ons
neritug 40 Bomber auf Die 8obn-
itutiun in gunsbOrf uno 9 auf bic
fstnbli9en Werte Bel 4pricpurt.
.Opfer Der unterieebpote
2onbon, 2, WlGrs. Der ruTiI9e
0ampfsr raIsguuosr @enbeI, BON
1888 sonnen, elmer apmpasnis in ct.
petersburg sebOrenO, 1T DOH sinsm
Interieebpot perisntt porben. a6ts
sebH Mam oOu Der 8eIuBung ftub cts
trunten unb elf purben gerettet.
@dbrenb bes Cages tpurbe aua bic
3erifOruug BON bret igiiaerbOUten in
Der RprSfes unS bes italieniIben Se'
seifdiffss rgliia" semeIbst. Die Be-
iusung Don ben Srei SsiiaerbOOtsn
purbe In 2otpeitoft selulloet.
8ritif9e Sopbtfteret.
2onbpn, 2. Mdr5. Die britiTde
4bmiralitdt oer6ffentIi9te am DOns
nsritas abenb bic an 20. Sttpber
1915 an beipofTnete SanbeIsIdtffe srs
laHenen 9efeble. 0teielben beiagen.
bab bic @eI6iibe MIR Sur 4bipebr eis
mes anertFfs bienen biirfsn. 9a bris
tii1e Sduhbopte nnb 9uftItiffe ith
ben SdnbelsTdiffen ni9t nabern biirs
fen, 10 pirb dnseuommeu. bde RE
@nnGkrlna eines Sauhboote2 pur IN
feinbli6er Wbiidt itattfinoet.
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Der iransDiiiAe ariess'
Seridbt
Spri6t BON beftigen ar'
tiIIerietdmpfen uno
patben6en Snfauts'

rne 4ngriffen.
qaris, 2. Wdr3. gfDrbli4 bon
gerbun 6aben tpisOsr unsemein beftist
2lugrifFs Der 0euti6en, bon artias'
rie unb Snfanterie unteritiist, etnse.
Iest. Der uffisieae fruusGitI4e 8riegs.
beridt melbst am 0Onrertug Ibenb
baB piit6enbe Snfanterie Gngrifft
BON ben frun5Diii4en Sruppen abse'
ialassn ipurben. Der DortIdut bss
9eri1ts III folsenber:
.rllnIsre 4rtiQerie ridtete Oitlt4 bon
@uesnitruste, IN 9slsisn, Elm perbee'
renbss Jeuer sesen bic Seutiae 5runt
.3piIden Der Spnrme unb Der Sii,
in Der @egenb BON 9eupratgnes purbl
Elm beutides Mert n0m aHisrsr artiL'
lsris sssfSrA
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bemssmdB 3u Deridiebenen 3eiten ultb
an Deri6iebenen puntten Waiens
dngriffe ftattgefunben, bic ale DON grs
folg begleitet ipdren. 0as gemerfenss
lpertbeite an bieIen 9tngriffen 1T, bab
ale bisis grfolge nit Dsr6Gltnibmdbig
unbeOeutenbsn Spfern erSielt purbeu.
.WdbrenO bic Qufmertiamteit IN
Der S6ladt pom @erbun bauptfddli6
auf bic groBartigenglngriffe Der Deute
iden BON Rprben Der gegen bic per-
manente 5situngsliuie seri4tet lit. III
bic BON Often ber sefiibrte SffenIiOe
bon nibt gerinserer geOeutung.
Senieniger, bic nit Der SOpogra>
p6ie bieIes 9ebietss betunnt iino,
biirfte eine Sffeniioe BON bieier Sc
gsnb aus 10 unuusfiibrbar unb 6Off'
nungslps eri6einenti buB man lie fiji
Soutibn6eit balteH t0nHte. Die foge'
ndnnten gotes 9orrain, elm bobes
glateau, bas bic @aferideioe 5Di'
Iden Der Mdds unb Der WloIel bilbet.
erbe6en ii6 in fat ientre4ter Beiie
aus Der fladen gbene gu elmer Sobs
bon 300 Biz 500 JuB. Dds Blateau
erftrett ii6 BON Rorb naa Sio.
3piT6en @erbun uno 5oul iiro bic
@6bdnse ihsinbar 10 itel, rpie biz
Wauern sines Saufes. Die tpenigeu
Straben, bic ii6sr bic 50ben fii9ren.
sieben fi@ in Dinouugen an ben 4bs
bGnsen entlang.
Die SeutIhen baben aber i'm Sabre
1914 beipieisR, baB bieisr rieiige nas
tiirli&e 0aG nidt uneinuebmbar 1T.
Die armee bes Generals Stranb err
ftiirmte bieie S0bsn an elmer 10 Dfei'
len lansen JrOnt 5pii4en Gombres
uno 9lprsmrnt, obsIsi9 bic iteileH abs
bdnge Don Srei iibereinanbsr dnssles7
ten ReibeH DON Sdiissngrdben osr'
tbeibigt tpurbsn, ME Ga4 DON sahl'
rei6er 4rtiGerie, bic uuf bem plateau
Ielbit IN gutsn gef4iistsE 9ofitiOuen
auf geiteIIt mar.
Oas neus 8osriiden bot bic Seuta
Ichen big an ben SUB bes SDbeH5uges
a.bra6t, DON qmbras uOrbIia Bis
na6 glansse, has nDrblid DON ger'
bun liest. Die abbdnss finb bier that
fd6li6 nod iteiIer ats bic am iabli'
d.n Sbeil Der Gotes aorraius Der
Sall 1T.
6t.sc~2.
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feine geraniiportfidfeit als Senator
bin erildrsn min, baB Der prdliosni
nidt seTdst bat. bab Elm ariss isiH
unbantbdrss llnternebmen fir .ois
gtr. Gtuatsn Isin ipiirbe, unb bdb
bi,Ie Rspublit Samit Der Qualification
einen spcbn DieRit ertpsiisn fpiiros,
bann nirb fsiH W0rt mir politdnbil
seuiisen.
Ssndtor Stone antportste bdrduf
baB Der prdiiSeni, 10 DisI er piHe
ni.mals gu ihm sefagt babe. bab Elm
arieg 3piid.H ben Der. Stddtsn uHS
ben GsntralmddtsH piinifensruerts
fsi pbsr ben Der. Gtaaten gum Wors
tbeil ssreiden tpiirbe.
Sendtor Gtcns, Der 8orfiser bee
aommittses fir auspdrtise elngsles
ssnb.iten, fagte. bem Genat ertIdrenb.
iparum er NIT benz prGIibenisn nidt
nit gs5us auf ben 1lnierisebccttrieg
iibsreinitimme: Die interuatiOnals
Gage III, pis ich re beritebe, folgenbe:
.3ptf9en Deuiidlnnb unb Gnas
lamb III elm f6arftr aonfliit iiber bic
g,atur beipaffneter 5anbelsbampfsr
sntitanben Deuifdlanb madt ssls
tenb, bdB betpaffneis 6anbslsbampfer
basfslbe ME 5ilfsfrtu3er f.ien unb
Sat tss1aIb ongeiiinbist. bab bonn 1.
MGr; an bstpaffnsts SanbsIsidiffs
aIs arisssfdife ansefebsn unb in
lIsbrsinftimmuns NIT ben ariessres
gsln bsbanbelt fperben tuiirbsn.
.9fuf Der anbersn Ssite maat Gnss
fdnS ssltenb. buB untsr benz g6lssrs
rsht SanbsIsfdiffs Elm Re6t bdtisn,
Geifiibs fir lire @eribtibisuns an
gorS gu fiihrsn, unb Sab bstuaffrsts
5dnbeIsbampfsr untsr Dem gsfeb sli
berisIbsn Jmmuniidt bsr.dtigt fsien
ipie unbepaffnsts Ddmpfsr, obn,
Midiift auf bic glatur Der aabungsn,
Gnglanb BAT ansetiinbist, an bielsr
poIitit fsif9alten 5u molten.
gSisrnm bnnbeIt es ii5 Sipfhsn
bieisn beibsn Rsgirungen.
.gDas ba6en nun Die Der. Gtdnten
bamit su tbun2 Tis Sate perbdlt
iid5 70: Dsnn bsios Gsiten auf ibrem
Gtanbpuntt befarrsnb feline Ssite Der
anbsrsn na9sebsn uHb nibt auf bic
9orifsllunsen neutraIer Widate h0ren
min. unb psnn DeutihIanb einen bes
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