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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02

stili practically undeyeioped. aud
tia studded with splendid natural
harhors. and the extension OF tho
trade a big Impetus. Tho men who
get In first will make their profits.
OF course. I'm looking forward
f~w years TO the time when the
narrow waters will be covered
with steamboats,. but In tho mean.
while there's living 10 he picked
up by towing booma for the saw.
mills and collecting small freight
among the northern settlements"
They talked the prospect over and
the party broke up soon af,erward.
The next morning the sioop sailed
for Victoria. Jimmy spent several
anxious days ia the city before be
got a telegram from Beihunc. I'm.
forming him that he had come to
terms with the underwriters. Jim.
my gave the express company or.
ders TO deliver the gold, and then
set off 10 visit Osborne.
II was evening when he reached
the house, lie entered II longing
10 see Ruth. and wondering how she
would greet him. but disturbed
about his meeting with her father.
He was shown at once into the II.
brary. and Osborne rose 10 receive
him.
"Aynsley Clay told me that you
would call. and am glad you have
done 30" he said cordially. Il hope
you will stay for a few days"
Thanks, I'm afraid not Jimmy
answered. Perhaps I had better
got my business done really
came because Clay asked a.: he
made me promise to bring you
something. left II In the hall"
Osborne rang a bell and a square
package. neatly sewed up in canvas.
was brought In. Jimmy placed II on
the table as soon as they were
alone and began to cut the stitches
Il don't know whether youli be
surprised or not" he said. as he
uncovered a strong wooden box
which showed signs OF having long
been soaked in water.
That" exclaimed Osborne. drop
ping into the nearest chair. who
found that box"
Il did-in the steamers strong
room"
Beads Of perspiration stood on
osborne's forehead
DO you know what It contalns7"
he gasped.
Yes Jimmy answered quietly.
III isn't gold. Some OF the stuff is
still inside. but took the rest out
to save weight"
Osborne leaned back in his chair.
] mp from the shock.
Am | TO understand that the
sc is mine absolutely. to do what
! like WITH" Osborne asked.
Yes. You may regard Il as
gift from Clay
Who knows anything about the
matter besides yourself7"
MY two partners. They're TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02
CHAPTER xf.
A Gift From the Dea

Jimmy and hla companions sa,
on the balcony formed by the fiat
Roof of the yeranda In front OF
their hotel.
bclhun. isaned forward With a
thoughtful air.
In the first place. tho matter
IL not so simple as II looks We
cont kuow the whole story Of the
wreck. and I'm inclined 10 think
wrll never learn II. On the other
hand. there's much TO be guessed.
and one could form n theory which
would be- rather hard TO contradict.
In fact. except for certain preji.
eiees. believe wc could make
some money out Of H."
"Yoa can call them prejudices. II
sou like" Jimmy broke In. For
all that. II would be- wiser TO act
up to them"
ITS possible" Bethune agreed
Just the same. we're In a rather
responsible position. You can un.
esrstand their putting the sham
case In the strong room II they
meant TO wreck the boat: but then
Why didn't they ship the genuine
stuff by another yessel7'
That" said Moran. ia the point
where my theory breaks down.
The only explanation can think OF
seems too far.fetchsd 10 mention. :
We will let II 60" Jimmy in.
ierposed quickly. what do you
suggest doing with tho gold
brought homer
Wen taka II to tho under.
writer's and press for all the
salvage We can get. II they're not
inclined to be liberal. wen 90 to
court"
And the sham Dor. WIN you
give them that" Moran asked.
Jimmy had been expecting tho
question. and he saw that he must
speak.
Il claim that case" he said
quietly. Il told Clay Id give it TO
Osborne"
There was silence for a few mo.
ments. and then Bethune looked
up.
"ftts hf NatAs III NnN sure
that's not the best way out Of g."
They decided to deposit the gold
In the vaults OF an express com.
pany In Victoria. and that Bethunc
should then open negotiations with
the insurers.
Il guess ! could sell the Cetacea
Mt moderate price" Moran said.
One OF the boys here thinks OF 40.
ing into tho deep-water fishery"
I'D be sorry to part with the
boat. but we have no use for her, {"
Jimmy replied. MY Idea IL that II
we can get enough from the insur.
ance people, We might make ven.
ture In the towing and transport
line. A small, wooden, propeller
tug wouldn't cost very much. and
we might even begin with a big
launch or two"
1T ought to pay" Bethune said
The coast line of this proyinca ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02

n. r., saterdy--i dasent tell this
mans name for he said he wood
sue the paper II II printed II &
amy how | don't wan TO hurt bis
feelings even II he il lawyer
for most OF them have soles-on
there shoes 50 / will slip you
the storey
this lawyer was walking threw
central park the other day e. was
giving everything the up & down
like YOU do when you 20 for
walk e. have a bushel OF time on
his hands
this lawyer has got the reputa.
ton of being the leenest man in
moo yark & he don't like Il eether
to have you menshun the fack to
him. for beonpole looks fat when
stacked up agIn this old boy
well he was walking g. purity
soon ho notised gray hound fol.
lering him
he tried TO shoe the pup away
but that only made the pup stick
closer TO him
WY hANtA NtA' tut ulhu Wupu
stop & holler at the dog. so away.
you don't belong TO me, | wish (
Good see the dog catcher for you
but the hound keeps on foller.
ing him just the same
FINALLY the man passes by some
kids on the way neer the ZOO e.
he says to the kids | will give you
a dime to hold the dog until / am
out OF site. g. he gives 1 boy the
dime g. the boy grabs the dog
now, my boy, the man said, you
seem TO bo able to handel dogs &
possibly you can tell me why the
dog has persisted in follering me
the kid looked the lawyer up &
down, and said. CESS he takes you
you for bone. mister johnny
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1.-THE Secret of the Reef"


be trusted. III answer for them.
Well" said Osborne quietly, "
YOU won't resent IL. ! should Ike
To thank you for the line you have
taken"
Il haven't finished my errand
yet You probably know that we
aalyed a quantity Of gold. but you
cannot have heard that we reeoF'
cred and have accounted for every
package that was insured"
Osborne looked puzzled. He In
dicated the box on the table.
You mean counting this ono
mo. We found a duplicate, con
tanning gold OF rather more
than the declared weight. on
which the underwriters have paid
our salvage claim"
Osborne started. and his face er
pressed blank astonishment
nut II sounds impossible' !
cant understand did you find the
thing in the strong ROOM
Not In the room Clay showed
me whore To cut a hole I'm the roof.
lie crawied thru and brought the
boz. imagine II was hidden
among the deekbeamA. but We
hadn't tims 10 examine the place.
"Ah," exclaimed Osborne. for
"a light dawned on him aS he re.
u embared his partners determined
attempt 20 break thru the cabin
floor on the night 81 the wreck.
Perhaps you are right So the
insurance people paid your claim
and asked no questions? Did they
seem satisfied"
Yes. I think tho matters
closed
There was keen relief in Os-
iorne's face. and the sIackness OF
his pose suggested the sudden re
laxing 81 a heavy strain. lie sat
very attn for few moments and
then got up.
Mr.. Farquhar." he said. you
must guess the satisfaction with
v hich ! have heard your news. In.
deed feel that | must think over
i quietly. II you will excuse me
for a while. Miss Dexter and my
daughter will be glad 10 entertain
you"
"Bu, must get back as soon as
nesihle." Jimmy objected. feeling
that TO stay. as he longed 10 do.
would be embarrassing both 10
himself and 10 hts host
You can't leave before tomor.
row. said Osborne. smiling
There's no nigh, boat now. and
ms cars In town. I'm afraid you'll
Lave TO put up with our hospI
tally"
lie rang the bell. and when Jim.
my left him he "a, down with knit.
ted brows. lie wondered where
they had got the gold Then aud.
denly hts fist clenched tightly and
bis frown grew deeper: be remem.
hered that somebody bad worked
out the ailuylal mSe before they
reached H. There was cause for
grave suspicion there. particularly
as the case had been put on board
secretly. without appearing on the
ships papers, which would have
brought Il to Osborne's knowledge.
The box of gold, however. was
not Of the first Importance. Clay.
on bis deathbed. perhaps by way
OF making feparation. had sent him
A gift which had banished the ap-
lrehenslons that had haunted him
for years. Whatever Clay had
done. Osborne could forgive him
nov. At last he was free man !.
the only evidence against him was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02
LOST BOY RETURNS
FROM ALKI OUTING

After an absence Of 80 hours. in
which distracted mother. inter.
ested neighbors, two patrols of boy
scouts and the police department
were searching for him. Herbert
Edgar Anderson. 10, son of Mrs.
Orah Anderson, 30S 10th ave. N.
had returned home Saturday. He
said he had gone 10 Alki point with
boy friends. ran out of funds for
car fare and finally. after staying
all night at the home OF kindly
woman. found sailor who loaned
him nickel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02
McBride-His Word Is Good

nURING the four years that Henry Mcbride gov
- Of this his word in dispute nor
has 1t been challenged before since.
His integrity and honesty unquestioned His word
Is good
Add that his experience in the office governor,
the breadth Of vision acquired by other occupaonas
teacher lawyer prosecutor judge lumber manufacturer add
that fowardookng grasp OF conditions and honest
sympathy for humanitarian bettement Combine these and
will observe why Henry Mcbride is the best qualified
among all the eight candidates for governor the
Republican ticket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02
THE "COME-BACK"

The "Come back" man was really
never down-and-out. His weakened
because OF overwork. lack
OF exercise, improper eating aud iiv-
ing, demands stimulation TO satisfy
the cry for health giving appetite
and the refreshing sleep essential to
strength. GOLD MEDAL IIaarlem
oil capsules, the national remedy OF
Holland, Will do the work They are
wonderful Three OF these capsuloa
each day VIII put "A man on hts feet
before he knows II. whether his
trouble comes from uric acid poison
ing, the kidneys, gravel or stone In
the bladder, stomach arrangement or
other ailments that hcfall the over
Jealous American. Don't wait until
you arc entirely down-hnd out, but
take them today. Your druggist will
gladly refund your money II they do
not help you. 2ic, soc and $500 per
box Accept no substitutes. Look
for the name GOLD MEDAL on every
box They are the pure. original
imported iIaarlem Oil Capsules.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02

HERE is but one man who should be considered in
the fight for commissioner in the south district
He is Herman Nielsen who is making the fight against
the ring"
Both of the other two leading candidates have been
directly connected with the machine politics which has
the county thousands upon thousands OF dollars
Lou Smith is the ring and Jim Jones a
supervisor under Lafe Hamilton, is suspcousy the race
corral in Kent his home town, which might
wise go to Nielsen.
Vote for Nielsen and square deal.
Mosquitoes blamed for the spread of inantle
paralysis. Lest forget, the flies hard at it, too
Swat EN-!
Anyhow, Mr.. Hughes made dandy effort
up something to fight about.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02
The Broken Window
A BASEBALL crashes thru

"A BASEBALL crashes thru a window, in the crowded
"A section of the city.
seootng down the street group of frightened
urchins of them dragging along bat So they the
guilty ones!
Hall way down the block the boys stop and look back,
|expccanty They wait and wait but there Is sign OF
anyone chasing them
Slowly. anxiously they The bravest OF the
lot ahead toward the broken window lie takes
chance and peekS into the home The OF the house
there examining the hard ball He looks up and notices
the leader of the little gang at the window
At the time the boy begins 10 But the
calls him back.
"Come here. kid. | won't hurt YOU"
Something in that voice encourages the boy and he
turns. slowly and suspeetngy The OF the house
comes with the ball
That's all right boys" he addresses the whole gang
II boy too and liked to play ball in the
Many time cop would get ball and it up. We
felt bad about il, So know how you'd feel il kept your
ball
Il know too. that you feel bad about breaking my win
dow So il YOU make for it, lind the lot
and play there. Here's your bali"
"Whoop-ee wheel"
Can't you feel the glee Of those eulprts running off for
more plays That house does It's worth broken
window, he thinks II brings joy only the boys but
him. For he feels certain the boys appreciate his and
will follow his advice Also that those boys boys
sgrownup men. will be his friends long he lives.
m Boys real sports, they arei
Treat them such and you'll get full for it in
satisfaction and happiness 1t makes for paradise earth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02
More Such Verdicts Needed

A MARRIED woman has right to choose her com
"A pany providing her companions respectable accord
ing a decision made by New York magistrate.
You can't expect woman to remain in the house all
day said the I'm the time have been the bench
have discovered great many jealous OF their
wives, and do not want them to leave home"
This is the first legal decision of its kind and for
indeed would be IL another
sary But there limit the number OF things which
will to jealousy Neither is there any
for jealousy except what women devise.
Therefore, girls should be warned not to consider
jealousy great virtue in lover When accepts
attey before marriage later becomes her punish
for almost any kind Of independent thinking and action
Many highly respectable and selfrespecting
placently immune their wives in their homes effectively
the thing is done oriental harem. Modest
citizens Just average immediate their wives the altar
Of their personal vanity without suspectng they
the OF cyclists
That actually has few rights OF her own
be stated thousand times in and OF
OF law.
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ifiai::;,;iaiti,s
A Novel
A Week
IHHsI.!!IIIsiI!.i..i...Iis..........ai :

IN his hands. and he meant 20 de
stroy II a. once After all, he had
bitterly regretted his one great Of
tense: and HIS partners act had
been 10 save him from It's eonse'
queneea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02
GOOD STUFF BY THIS TIME

Wanted-Boys TO distribute sam.
pies between the ages OF 10 and Is.
Ask for McAdoo. 232 East Sixth st.
Erie, Pa. Daily Times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02

An egg f. an egged-shsped object.
II IL kept N tniN shape BY a she'll.
but after the shell in rent aKunder
the majority Of eggs are in an awful
shape.
Columbus got into an argument
with some honsheadE and asked
them y they could stand an egg on
it, end
Being honeheads and unable TO
,hink tlike poiiticians) they didn't
know hos
So he just took the egg and broke
one end and stood u up.
Al, ha. now we know how Chris
fo-nd out the world was round.
That egg Sas one Of those eggs that
didn't Improve with age. and Chris
hoped into launch and chugged
and rowed and sailed trying 10 get
away from the horrible aroma OF the
egg
Before he knew II he had sailed
clean round the world and came
back on the other side OF his native
spaghetti land Hurry Up. George,
produce the needisi
A Long Island teacher was re-
counting the story OF Red Riding
Hood. After describing the woods
and the wild animals that flour
ished therein, she added:
Suddenly Red Riding Hood
heard great noise. She turned
about. and what do you suppose
she saw standing there, gazing at
her and showing all its sharp white
teeth"
Teddy Roosevelt" volunteered
one OF the boys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02

Jimmy Garfield is to organize the lady voters Of IL
Western for Hughes and Fairbanks. Fine selec
ton! But grow a whisker. Jimmy. grow a whiskerl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02

Wonder how that Seattl man who says a poor
memory is mental larness would define that memory
your wife exercises when she recalls all fool things
she says you did when you counting herr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02

The island that broke pieces and moved $50 yards
in the gulf of Mexico may have taken this step fool
the sharks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02
SATURDAY NIGHTf


MARTINS FERRY. o.. Sept p
In one day this city used 5000. 0oo
gallons OF water The town has a
population of 2.0o0.-Fairmont ".
Va, Times.
I thought you were going 10
move into more expensive apart
meni?"
The landlord saved us the trou-
ble." replied Mrs. FTImgilt. He
raised the rent of the one we have
been occupying"
WHEN A MAN HAS so MUCH
MONEY THAT 1T TROUBLES
HIM. HE CAN EASILY FIND
SOME WOMAN WHO is ONLY
TOO GLAD TO SHARE HIS TRoU-
BLES.
to the village inl--"what dye
think. Silas? The bones OF pre-
historic man have been found on
Jim Whites FARM"
Inn keeper-"Great gosh hope
poor Jim'll DO able TO clear himself
at the coroner's inquest"
IT is EASIER FOR A MAN TO
BE THE ARCHITECT OF HIS
OWN FORTUNE THAN TO BE
THE BUILDER.
THE WORST POSSIBLE
Jones Ito his grocer)-"Yol seem
angry, Mr.. Brown"
Brown am. The inspector OF
weights and measures has just been
in
Jones-"Ha, ha' He caught you
giving 10 ounces TO the pound. did
heg"
Brown-"Worse than that. He
said I'd been giving H."
NO GIRL CAN SUCCESSFULLY
MASTICATE FUDGE AND NURSE
A CASE OF DISAPPOINTED
LOVE AT THE SAME TIME.
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MARTINS FERRY. o.. SEPT p
In one day this city used 5000 600
gallons OF water The town has a
population of l2.0o0.-Fairmont. ".
Va, Times.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-09

Virginia Intermont College
For Girls and Young womtn. Thirty
second year. Preparatory and Junior
College Courses. Art, Exprsssion. Do
nestle Science and very strong Music
Department. Modern buildings, capac-
ity for $50; large campus In bracins
mountain climate: 1900 feet altitude.
Terms. 5000 to $500. Catalogue.
n. G. roFrsINGER, A. ~ PreyfAent,
Box los, x3ristoI, Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-09
Bridgewater College


s5tA ssssasn Opsns ssDtsabs~ 8. 1913.
Standard college coursss are offered
leading to the degrees Of 3. A.. 3. .
and n A. Also Preparatory classss and
work in Music, Eibie and Business.
Bridsswater II Christian COLLEGE
with christian ideals and exerts post
tive religious influence without being
narrow or sectarian. High moral stand
ards are demanded and good discipline
IL maintained.
Equipment consists Of seven large
with all the modern convent
ences. such Gas steam heat. electric
lights. tub aid shower baths, etc.
For further Information. address
JOHN >. FLORY. PA. D- Pres.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-03

tenueen. ODER, nod 6eIier, ein paI-
icnoes Stiid Slbt neil oies Die
8eltdtigfeit beiier feltbGlt. Mtan Iegt
Die allgefeudteten Soidbldtter be5m.
oos 5uluumengefaItete 3eltungspa.
pier be5m. oos 2uh auf einell fIoden
SeIler, Ser eller balben bis einen
gorl5en 3oa bod NIT San0 oufgefiut
III; ouf oieier llnterloge miro oas
Solhpopier gIeidl5ettig felldt erbaI-
ten uno oof m;h genilgeno elttmGi.
lert, 10 oaB ni6t ons btollfe @aIler
auf Dem Hopier itebt uno oie So-
menforner ~gerabe5u i'm @oiler lie.
gen. Sat man cine ga1l5e Menge
Somereien ouf oiele @eiie ouf ibre
Selntfabi3feit 81 priifen, 10 fonn
man 5fpei 9latter 2olhpopier ODER
Suf, 5miiaen oenen ole 5lt priiien.
Den Sanertforner liegen. oils unter.
lte Sdidlt eines 9aufcns Ieeen un0
Damn Sdtdt nuf Shid)t bon loIden
SaGen aufpadeu, bis man ibIiebli1
elren boben Saltfen bot; oieien fend.
tet man ourb 8eiprieen bon oben
Der an; 0as @aiier iidt Damn imnec
melter nod unten ourd ulo erb1lt
Den gon5en Safen in Der rihtigen
0elidtigteit fiir Die gr5ieluna elmer
9lten un0 erlergiiden Sseimuitg, 100.
bel ous nberfIiiiliee 8olier l6licB.
lid III Der unteriten Sonoi6i6t ouf
Dem fIoden Seller obfliebt.
@leidmakise Semperatmr.
Sebr midtig uno notbpenoig lit
es. naB bel Der &einung ole Fem.
perahGr i'm &eimungsraunle ntog.
lidlt gleidmoBig erbalten miro. Man
nluB 1erner fiir CUTE &entllotion lpr.
gel, oes9Ieiden flir srituolite Ont.
lonllernna III Den &eimungSlhidtsn
mo 6u9leid aud fur ole @rboltuna
eiller ol,sreideiloen 6euhtiafeit in
Ger llnl9ebung Oct 5u teimenoeu
Gorner. Nile oieie &orbeoinaungeu
fpunen in Der &iihe, I'M @B5immer,
I'M aelet nlp., in pieleu 6auen obne
i'elonoere Shpierigteiten erfiiut
meroen; aul beiten ober fam man lie
I'M Sstfltbator ouf Der Sacm bei6oi.
zen. ytatiirli6 tnnn III i'm Sntu.
botor teine Seimprobe Dornebmcn.
tpobreno III 9Ieidl5eitig @ier in
Dem Ipparot olsbrilten IoBt; bot
man uber gertiigeno Sdmcreien slt
trllfen, 10 lobnt es iidl mobI, ben SSn.
fubator Oonit ST. fiiuen uno i'm
nun ipeaiel 5ur a%usfiibrung Ger
Steimprobe in 8etrieb su leterl.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-03
bon Gr0De9en.

6crnen Sraftnr ge5ogeH. fOnnen int
mer piele men'hIide Mrbeitstrdftc
uno oemlad groBe ltntoiten eripart
meroer. Dieie @egebountaidine miro
am bdten gebrduht, 10 lange oos
Grorei6 oes @eges nod perbdltniB.
nlaBig feldt lit. SeoenfolS iii es
hliibenber gIooitnn, nit Dem Mb-
fraben Der @ege bermittcls oieier
Wtoidine big sum- Augiit ODER Sep.
tentber, mann Die OberfI1fe oes @c-
ges ~politonoig troden eeboden nuo
'cbr bart lit, 3u morten. 0enn BEL ci-
ncr iolfen 9eihoffenbeit Der @ege.
oede miro nidt MIR bic 4rbeit unge.
beuer erihDert, lonoern Die Ar-
beitsleiftuna ie!bit fdat oltdl nlir I'LL.
ppufommen uno menig 5uirieoenitel.
LEND aus. 3ie rihtige 3eit our gc.
drbeitung lit oesboIb 0as 6rilbjobr.
0ie @ege miiiien cine cute Nun.
6une ser 3ette aifmeiien itno an Den
Seiten oerurt pom reiEgebaltenen
@r1ben fIolifirt fem, Dab ale lfaue.
rem RieoerihIdee obfIieben, bepor Fl
sen @eg tief erpeidt boben. 9ci
einem @eqe, Der "a 5ltR brett lit
ioute bic Gede oernrt sepoIbt fem
COP Die Mttte oes @ege5 min0eitans
6, ober Guh nift rlebr ais IL 3ol
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8eiteIlt Cure 6arteniGmereien reht friib,eitia!

ipifeln. Scr betreffenoe Somen fol-.
&c I'M eroreid oes &aitens aenou 10
tief ausgcptlan5t weroen lpie man
i'm I'M 3artenlanoe aitspflunSen
iunroe. Sic 10 porgenomrnene &eini.
probe lit uiel liderer lllo 5uuerldIii.
ger, ipie Die 5niiden Spei ongefeud).
teten Soldblottern altsgeiilbrte; oenn
oei oleler lesteren ODER Elm 0bil.
liden Irt Der aeimprobe ncroen
nIele Somentorner feimcrt, Die bod,
nidt Die Strait bah, Il. lebcnsfrGftioe
Kllon5ert 81 entpideIn, 10 Dab mar
onrh Die Seimprobc Elm folihes
g'ilo bon ser Site oes betreifenocn
Samells betommt. 0ei SGmercieu.
lnie &opifobl (Gabbage), Somoten
nno oergIelden, ans oenen man slt.
ltaflt inter @las oher i'm @ormbeet
ole Htlon5en b~eran5iebt uno lie Damn
ms 0reIlano a%uspflanSt. broltd,t
man feinen beionoerS boben 8ro5ent-
iob &eimiabigteit oes Somens al
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