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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-09-01
R0cLK n ALTON

bAoPosED AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION OF MARYLAND
CREATING A BUDGET sYsTEN.
WHEREAS. at the January s. son Of
the General Assembly of 'Mnryla ID, cid
IN the yesr 1916. an Act was passed. to
vii, Chapter iss OF said Act, being All Act
" propose an amendment to Section u
q Article III. title. Legislative Depart
msnt," OF tine Constitution Of this State;
and which said Act IL I'm words and ns'
ures following:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-20
OUCH! LURBAGO?:i
Try Musterole. See How Quickly
1t Relieves,

You just rub MI SrFROl. Elm hriskly,
and usually The pam IS gone--a delicious,
soothing comfort comics io take its place.
MbSFtk0Lk is clean. white out
mcnt made with oil of mustard Use It
instead ei mustard plaster. WIN not
hhgcr
Doctors and nursesuse MUSTFRCLE
and recommend L 20 their patients.
rhev will gladly tell YOU what relief il
elves from Sorc Throat. bronchitis.
Crour. sui Ne,k Nshma. Neuralgia.
Conceslion Plenr ~ Rheumatism. gn-
heo Pans and \chcS Of the Back or
io'nis. Spra'ns Sore Muscles. Bruises.
0hlhains. Frosted ret. Colds Of the
Chest CT often prevents rneumonia).
Nyour druggists n sc and sOt jars.
md a special larse hospital size for $ 50
Be sure you eci the genuine Nus
ftR0l F Refuse imfatiors-cct what
esu ask for The Mus.erole Company.
Cleveland. Ohio
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-20

81 The request Of Chairman lack
Lo' aud the otler comm oncr- he
aet,ttea an anrnniment hs Attorney
etnegal Frccline a February Chi. year
as consulting expert in the present
oklahoma rate eases
F. Chieaeo .H lSal be married and
IS family relations Away have been
anl IRE such IS have made Tie Amer.
iss. aoue the most priceless heritage
et fne American people
For se'crsl wears he has owned and
operated O farm sixteen miles south
# Oklahoma CRY. TO which he deyotes
'aa. ! attention ard in which he lakes
much pride
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-20

Is t 'or ventg Tiy The Leader
Want Columns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-20

uave The Leader Delivered i5e a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-20

lase 1Nr i.eaaer nellyereA ,sc mo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-20

case of Ilenr, W,Ilm.rne ,,n,
ncs m thc Arhan.a r,. ...
tu the United sIah N,uU. ,,..
oNperi lu Is. pk8hom.
and candidate Ior corporation .a,om,
Imor lo auee,Od t.urre Wenst.N
Met the Giant Farl
Nh Nnlmeun. 81. hon +, lam, 4,
couuts lova Fl ll tf1af al
bcrn foi. t.al. pfaain,nf ..sea. ....
hIppef ol M. ht n...
busme mrn. iaa ra. .lt.
vet ntndna pafc .0Yr 4a .ra
payuu ioun.u h1I 0.... NJ.
father problem n HIS mn,
purlaiIuu. laie. chaaal ia.... .t4.4..,.
sit. ca 81 laaans .a n pp
cou.eou r. He r.
youne bu HMnmia r.. a.
"a These H.afr aHd
euoarh lrl. =. f.,.ae.ori- .t.a ,.
m mrh cHaal he b.,44. r.nee
ulth lle Dn.0i.ian D.a. n.na. {
Northern Railroad ffua n.nas. III
Pott tAun. Iowa none fc..lal1 l0.0
contact ullA record. dcalne Db.tn.
originating shippme ANA fe..,tas os
MANY land- 81 runit
Seeks 4 B,aaer World
Huane feym rs which Na4aa.
bis father madc + aeeos.as Df
10 nercssc Ia income 18i- D.f ANA
NE realization llai M. heua to,,a N.
iordca hlHc onpormnin r. .y.
mcni of abH.. M M. el..a nrs
prompted ha toune laan.la .sts.cu.
eleo whore ii flcage oi eoh. bream.
Il ward clerk for fnr Pom. elt4aia. Ra.
road ucre he found t4nc Il uu
nmtcd VOLUME ana n opportunity h
de,ciop ms initiative M improvine Tho
systems ~ u.e IN kcepins n4n.ror.
mion record mis- ability Bonn. .aeo.
u.1od promph H. found h.msoH IA,
.I ~ iencd a. .ge task - g.gelen.nr
acua cos al handling tarn,e. n
and ont through the great renH4,l
wanna Narrhoa~es lof more liam ..n
NeAl. H. appl!ed hm.et Is fhs s,,o.
fiun Of statistical problems au re
PENNSYLVANIA ana the Vah8
ln lq0. Oklahoma fr4 all t,ao,
attracted him ta fHe coming tat.
Placed In charge of me station sr
Cleveland hv thr III n.
handled sucee ulN one ol fhe heaq
fest congestion I'm ff.rn .a.,.,.~
foundation fnf his preser. f.eh stand
ine I'M commercial circles af fhi. sfste
Takes up people's Eiaht
a believer IA fairness "A ail matters
Including railway rates anl .sry4,s
aad cou4 Inced 81 great oppartnnifia.
t. tf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-18
NEW INDUSTRIES
IN DIXIE LAND.

Columbus, Ga, June 17.-The In
dustrial Index says in its Issue for
this week:
There is a great volume Of con-
struction work IN the southeast, and
it is increasing constantly. This
work includes the building and paw
ing of roads by counties; paving Of
streets and construction of sewers,
waterworks systems and school and
other buildings by cities and the cree
ton of many kinds of structures by
individuals and business firms and
establishments. Never before was
there SO much building Of substantial
and costly character in process and
in immediate prospect in the south
east.
A contract has been awarded by
Putnam county, Florida, for the paw
ing of highways at cost Of about
sos, 5000.
Washington county, Mississippi, is
arranging to begin constructing a
paved highway, for which it voted
bonds of $4,000.
The largest lumber order that has
been placed in Florida in many
months has just been given at Jack
sonville.
A total Of twenty-nine corpora
tions were formed in the week, with
minimum capital stocks aggregating
$3.50, 900.
Among the items Of construction
work to be done, as reported this
week, are:
Apartment houses, Montgomery,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-18

shell. Thinking himself unable to
support a wife, he had offered to re-
lease his fiancee from her promise to
marry him. She had refused to give
him up, however, and he had learned
Braille and typewriting so success
fully that he had secured a small Of
fee position which enabled him to
provide both for himself and his
wife"
All over Europe, these days, small
institutions, either partly or wholly
supported by public funds, are being
organized for the many thousands
mutilated war victims. The inevita-
bic inadequacy of the equipment of
these institutions is pathetic Even
a peaceful prosperous nation cannot
completely organize such a large re-
lief work within SO short a time. The
United States should help--not
through race friendship or for po-
litical or diplomatic reasons-but in
the. name of Humanity and for the
sake of an ennobled and loftier Civ
ilization.
The following classes if institutions
should be established and permanent
ly operated: ~ Training schools in
which the battle-blinded can learn a
trade; (2) Employment agencies
which will find positions for them;
(3) Workshops in which they can
make useful articles for sale; (4)
Commercial agencies through which
these blind-made articles may be sold.
By aiding in the establishment Of
these institutions, the American peo-
pie viii perform an act peculiarly
american" They will enable thou
sands of their unfortunate fellow be-
ings to become self-supporting, indie
pendent and useful. To give a help
ing hand to every one sho sincerely
and earnestly wants to "make good"
is the spirit on which great democ-
racy has been built.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-18

Raw silk, cotton, yarn, fabrics, tea,
matches, towels and straw braids
which hold an important position in
Japan's export trade, pass through
their hands. They seldom make COM
plants and have never gone on strike.
About million workers will be af-
fected by the new regulations. The
law prohibits the employment of juve-
nile workers under the age of twelve
in any heavy and laborious WORK, Of
males under fifteen and females. Of
any age more than twelve hours a
day, or between 10. p. m. and a. m.
except on exceptional cases, and pro
vides the granting of at least two
holidays a month. 1t is forbidden to
employ boys under fifteen years or
women for such work as cleaning, oil
ing, or repairing of machinery in mo-
ton or in such dangerous work as the
handling of poisonous or other dan
gerous material, or when the work is
harmful to health. Monetary relief
in case of accident through no fault
of the operative is also provided.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-18

Ala, and Tampa, Fla; bridges, Tai
apoosa.county, Alabama; clubhouses,
West Palm Beach, Fla; church build1
ings, Augusta and Rome, Ca, Green
wood, S. c., and Sebring and Tampa,
Fla; garage buildings, Ssndersville,
Ga, and Meridian, Miss; hotel build-
ing to be enlarged, Columbus, Ca;
paving, Lake City, Fla; roads, Bibbs,
Colbert and Tallapoosa counties, Ala
bama, and Volusia county, Florida;
school buildings, Mullins and Rowes-
vile, S. c., and Winter Park, Fla;
theater building, Miami, Fla; tract
improvement, Greenville, Miss; Z. N.
G. A. building, Huntsville, Ala.
Construction contracts have been
awarded as follows:
Bank building, Shubuta, Miss;
clubhouse, Mobile, Ala; steel river
bridge, Madison and YazOn counties
Mississippi; dormitory, Gaylesville,
Ala; charging hotel building, West
Palm Beach, Fla; school buildings
Drew, Miss, and Bombay, Fla; ware
house, Triton, Ca.
Some Of the industrial plants to be
established are as follows:
Handle factory, HawIinsville, Ca;
cotton compress, Mobile, Ala; coop
erage plant, Jasper, Ala; ginneries
summerfeld and Triton, Ca; planning
mill, Camilla, Ga.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-18
HOT WEATHER DOES
NOT AFFECT TIRES
WARMTH DOES NOT INCREASE
THE AIR PRESSURE TO AN EX-
TENT THAT WILL IN ANY WAY
INJURE THEM.

Hot wethear does not increase the
air pressure in tires to an extent that
will in any way injure them.
1t is the general impression that
with the approach of the warm sea-
son one must carry tires at low pres
sure.
This is decidedly the wrong thing
to do. 1t has been definitely deter
mined by careful tests that the ex-
pansion caused by hot weather and
hot roads is so slight that it cannot
cause any damage.
On the other hand, the decreasing
of air pressure really increases the
heat of the tire because side walls
are subjected to greater bending
strain and friction between the layers
of fabric.
Under-infation causes excessive
fiexing of the fabric and tends to
loosen it and weaken the tire.
If proper air pressure is carried
unnecessary annoyance and expense
will be avoided. Regular testing of
air pressure is as essential as any
other detail of the care of motor cars.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-18
Dangerous CALOME[
IS SELDOM SOLD NOW
Cam Saates Intakes You Sick and You Lose Days Wo-Dodson
Liver Tone Acts Better Than Caome and Harmless for
Men, Women, Children Read Guarantee!

Every druggist here, yesl your druggist and
everybody's druggist has noticed great falling
off in the sale of calomel They all give the
same reason Dodsons Liver Tone is taking its
place.
"Calomei is dangerous and people know it while
Dodson's Liver Tone is safe and gives better re-
suits" said prominent local druggist. Dodson's
Liver Tone is personally guaranteed by every
druggist A large fanilysized bottle costs only SO
cents and if you find it doesn't take the place of
dangerous, sa1ivating caloel you have only to ask
for your money back.
Dodsons Liver Tone is a pleasant-tasting, pure
~ vegetable remedy, harmless to both children
and adults. Take a spoonful at night and wake up
feeling fine, no sick headache, biliousness, ague,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-18

sour stomach or clogged bowels Dodson's Liver
Tone doesn't gripe or cause inconvenience all next
day like calonel.
Take dose of calor1el tonight and tomorrow
you will feel sick, weak and nauseated Don't lose
days work!
DodsoH's Liver Tone is real liver medicine.
You'll know it next morning because you will
wake up with your head clear, your liver active,
bowels clean, breath sweet and stomach regulated.
You will feel cheerful and full of vigor and ready
for hard days work.
You can eat anything afterwards without risk
of salivating yourself or your children.
Get bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone and try it
on my guarantee. You'll never again put dose
of nasty, dangerous calonel into your stomach.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-18

TIME Product of such a Rubber
Concern, when marketed under
Il such conditions, giving the bene-
fit of such huge Economies to Consumers
may WE'LL and logically, be considered
Hel "GOLD-STANDARD' IN Tire Values.
Therefore,
When you pay MORE than the Good
rich Fair-List prices, here printed, for ANY
Fabric Tire, you are merely Contributing
the difference.
Because, CANNOT get better"
Fabric Tres,-a ANY price!
Test them thoroughly and see
THE B.. r. GOODRICH co.
Akron, o.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-18
INVENTIVE DANE WsRES
UT USEFDL AR7H,I

Copenhagen, June ia substi
tute for refrigerators with real ice in
them has been discovered by an in
ventive Dane, namely, boxes cooled
by water. His invention has proved
so popular that in all the newer apart
ment houses the feature is being in
eorporated.
The iceless refrigerator is accom-
phshed by so constructing the piping
in the house that all the cold water
is conducted through pipes at the roof
of the box. Since on an average of
a great deal of cold water is drawn
during the course of day, the re
frigerators stay fresh and COOL
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-18
WOMEN WORKERSIN
JAPAN At LAST FREE
NEW FACTORY LAW, WHICH BE-
CAME EFFECTIVE JUNE 1,
EMANCIPATES THE FEMALE
EMPLOYEES.
RY AssoCIArEn PREss.

Toxic, June 17.--Japan's new fac
tory law, effective June 1, marks the
first step in the emancipation of wo-
men employees in Japan.
From so to 70 per cent of the fac
tory workers in Japan are women.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-18

GAS you have noticed" writes a
Michigan fun-fan, ''the girl who
doesn't mind a muddy street crossing
usually has two good reasons" !"
Mystic Worker Mount Morris, Ill.,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-18
Relieves His Itch
By Telegraph

10y S4CSTd pn
David Humphres Norfolk. Va wired
please forward today four boxes Tef-
terine" re was in a hurry to be "a
neved Of hts itching and wanted
LETTERING
Teterine cures eczema ,iy.-r
ground itch, itching piles, letter ~
No need % suffer long years c,af q a,
q hurry 30 cents at druggists Or vgrfts
OF wire The Shuptrine Co, Savanna
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-30

9enn mir bierJu nod Die aeuBr.
rlingen BON gefanaenen Wnrnihaifcn
oes frnnsoidfen 279. Snianterieresl,
menis nebmen, Die bel ibrtr @ef IN.
gennobme Iaut murreuo Den @unib
1uberteu: lid. pGreu oot Die Isiit.
itcn crit einmaI in 9nris. I'm hat.
te bod Ons ifeuBlite a1 ~,sgsbaro.
inert Elm Gnos!r - 70 eredu;tsn fs
bag Bib Don Der .Sisgsitimmuns"
in Grantreid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-30

Gin e d. sSoIIiges 81 @.
rinegei4ii IL aur rQrrtbei.
oiguns" eines SanbeIs.
oampfers. gs ifeint. oaB eie
Sriten es nit Der slngit fripgen, os,n
gum eriteu Nal lit elm 5lpiid en- 9iper.
pool uno Aelu Dort perfebr.noer Qc;.
iagier. nnb 5radtoampier, -IpeId,or
gegenpariig Der 8eiorberung pm
ariegsmnterinl oieni, NIT einem @t,
iGiig al 9oro bier e%ingetroiien. Ter
9ompier .9eorie" BON Der T6iie
Star Cine traf nit Srad)i IN 9telu
2)orf EN-. slm SintertbeiI ees Shil.
fes mar elm ie~dts5oai9es Iarinege.
id,iis anigepiImSt, ipeld,es 6sln
Gompier ein orobenbes aniehen aab.
Ser gebiiter Der nmerifoniiden 3eil.
tralif1t. Snienfoaeftor 2uhieu 5icIo
Mnlone. beridltete oieiel hntiafe 5.in
Sfnsamt un6 eriudlte Inn rSnitraf.
tionen. 9eridie0ene itaIieriihe ar.
mirie Snnoelsififfe iino ieit Dem &c.
ginn oes arieges bier eiHaetroHen,
dber Ielten iiberftiegen lire mitsc.
brndten 8eI6iise oas IreijonfaIiber.
einer Der 9nmpier bradjta EN- a..
soaiges @eifiis nit. aber Sieie @e.
idiise paren @oiicnfiu6er ecaen baS
@eifIiie oes 6ritiiten 1anlpfers. Us
beiBt, baB es ons grobte geidliis lit.
meItes ieit .geJimn oes arlcses eiisn
Sanbelsbumpier se3iert bat.
-aog ansetss, sr5b.
tt dmsritanifdeG tdSt. Bcu
alien Gtdoisn Der Der. Giaotsn Der.
fist Cos 4nstles IN California iib,r
Dns sr0Bs Gebist, ba saF.l6. ua4
BEN iiir5lit srfoIeisn anitlub bte
bisbsrigsn aubenoiiritt. pcn WsTt.
gate unb Occidental 1892 Quanrui,
meilsn urtThlisbt. Dos iibtririfft no4
bns Gtabtsebist BON 9robsG Rem go,!
pon BAT Guabratmeilen. pIbrenD
gbieneo muir iibsr 1873 unS pbilab,ls
pbid iber 129 GnabrutmeiItn ft1niis
ifss @sbist perfisen. Cos aratlss
sdblt heute 100000 e~inpohntr. Dix
nsusiit grobthat Der bprtil.n S.ubts
gentinoe bsTtebt-tn benz Esau elmer 23
Mil. Dollars iOfi<ubsr BaHerIeitun4,
ipslfs Der Stnbi reines 8srgqutarpaIs
Ter auf tine gn.ftrnuns BON 25l T,is
len 3nfibri uHb flr gsbarf bon
100000 gsipOsnsrn gsnissnS mai.
fsr Iisfssi,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-30

Edmersen I'm Wasen. ID besab
mid 3u sannm Tpstor. tptlner mir
mittbtilts, baB Id mid elmer Opera
zion untershhn miiHe. aber ih that
ss nibt. I'd las in Der 3eituns iiber
Gpbia g. pinibom's @esetable Gpms
pounb unb trsd9lte meinsm 9atten
baDon. Sd faste: sd psib. Ritts
kpipb MIR belfeu, absr i9 min bt.f 8
herfnHen". So fanb, bab fi1 mein
Bnifanb bon Der erIten Tlaide on befs
5trte, unb i'm 3sitraum bon s,pi Dos
DIN mar i4 Inn Stanbe, mid nisbers
suieben unb nit meinem @atten Elm
3er5haftes 5ribitiid einsunebmeu, mas
~ Stui Sabre ridt sethan 5atts. Sd
BIN ieBt In Der beiten 9eiunbbeit unb
bate teine Operation" - Trau Sobn
q. aOenis. SOP GIuibius aDe. Otto.
xto. 81. 3.
Sober brobt bas Msfer bes Gbt.
Turgel unb berO psrationstif6W an6s
nal iuirb uidts Gnberes belfen; aber
IN pielen Sdnen fasen bi. Oottcreu.
bab ie notbtpenbis feien. tpenn lie es
li&t finb. 9riee iiber griefe treffen
In BEN pintham 2aboratOrium Elm,
fpie Speratiolen anseratben unb ni6t
burhsefiibrt purben; pber, tpenn ite
erfoleten. nidts Suites bra6ten, fons
bern 2pbia 6. pintbam's @eaetable
GompOunb purbe sebraudt unb gut,
@efunbbeit fplgte.
@enn Gle Ratb brauden, fhrei'
ben sie bertrauliG an bic 2nbia 6.
&infbam Mebieiue Co., 2pnu, Nah.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-30
8n pernitthen Stats.
@annonia 3uifoing.

ailsonr uus Pnum Sirdbr 873-b. SIT. a5dme
Uigenibum Der inaGutdcn q. Siepbdn's
Hi&cnenneBieinbe.
Srii.luhiee 2, NIB 83immetiaf Stats. iehes Su'
selRe nit fetdraiem Gabc. uHb 40ileiiesin is
nat 9HcinsrGioT nnb nleH mcberneH Ge'
o~nemlt6ieiien. nibi NIB Hnii geiiuocilc
qags In Der Sinbfi Qtdhiiee ftaiiiQf 5bie
b~efoHbers fEt sinner unttdtbar. 20 umn
yIuet uueQe5cidneie gdbru mil ~eltsauieH
Ghauieriiern, cas- uab fieftTiihem 2idi.
illieni unb ipaTmtm gaaNet. Fdiionclie
Miieihsprcifei gdberes IN Der 4idtTfanslsi.
S67 Sdum etrGbe: Ieepbon Canal 1883.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-30
Srans6iiide stiiHmunssbilber.

9ie folgeaoen portlid ii~beriettea
griefe bon gngaorisen fran50iiidtr
ariegsgeimgcner eeDd5reu eincu
@inblif in Die tpubre Sfimmung bcs
Bottles iino bic Observation-Disclosures.
IN 5ranfreih.
Cine Srau aus Soiigere Waine.
ets2oire) idresbt an Den ibr befannteH
&riegsgefapgrnen g.:
sd muB oarm Senfen DAB Sic
ipobl ungliiflid) iino. Gas madt mir
groben arunrer- Gs lit gar fem 90
be1ts1nebr, ypeunsu,a1 irteiHer berarti.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-30
Gin SOotenfelS bel @erSun.

@uf elmer SSabrt iiber Die Sh!adlt'
feloer Don @erbun bogen mir Bel
mai5erap IN einen Sbiieenerrhen
Elm, Der DGbrenb Der gaii3en GmIer
bes Steaunesfrieges oitJt GIN 5einGe
gelegen bate, bis uuier Gororin9eu
auf BEN Wtadsboben Die Sran5oien ae.
swlngen bate, hire @oeurc g tellr.
gen big on ben SUB Der Gotes 5ucilct-
sunebmen. @or ut,s lageu Die Cor
fpr, on beren Ramen iid bier Der Iieg'
rsihe 9or1tuB Der oeutibm @aiicn
fInipft, M~eanbeules, Champion unO
in Der Dfitte bas IN 10 woblportcrll'
tetem StIrnle gu Sale gebrUtjtei5res-
mes. 3mei S6ben binteu u-lter oGnf
5iemIih gIeitartigen Gote5, lpe!de
nit ibrcu bIausriiueu @aIebeitauSen
ben Sorisont abidIoiieu, bobeH fit
G,s ibrer Iahbarifoft ould irgsnS
etpas 6eraus, aber man bate itner
iageu tonnen, poourt). Srgtno at,. as
unterihieo lie Don ben flad, se'vilb
ten SDbenrI6en Der umgcbune, ais
Oh Ratrr ODER sdidiaI lie defenders
ge5eitnet bate.
Gs paren Die GombresI he mie
2es g~parges. Sebt niUnen nit
bumpfer, Itumpiem arah JtoBe Sra
ter i'm Commensurate aui. .Minen-
fampf", iagte elm Riouier. Ser mid
fiibrte. .S6nere Winen?" = ia.
gan5 ihiuere Rinen." Or bate lelt
brei Ronaten in oieiem @raben 5elc.
gen. err fannte oieie AusitGt ME j..
manb oas 9alfongitter rcr ieiTsnl
@ohn3immer tennt, .uno Die SaGe
mar linn su aut1glid, Inn hir3uichen.
Sdalih bobren iid % oben ole id,we.
rem Minen in ben RaIoqrrno uro
idIeuoern aQes in Spli.trrn mo
SeseH beraus, mas in ibr. Nadlt0r.
ifaft fommt, S6ouen unh Steiii'
>9uid un0 StGmme, utb mandual
elm Stiid S6iBengraben las ncht
MN 10, ieit es bas porlebte 0tat
5erbit gu peroen begann, Gag iifr
Gag, IbniiBunQsfriegl
Ties Sort, pelfes unicre Selnoa
ais 2oiung gegcn uns ausgegeben &c.
ben, fam mir INNER miebpl in SER
Sinn, ais ih Den mebrere Weilen
Iangen Sniisengraben entiang aira.
Der anOertbalb Sabre in ndfiter ia.
be oes Seinoes in oeiien beitanbtga.n
Shaoerfeiier seIegen bate. Or mar
ipie iiir Die gpigfeit gebaut, una inn
par Ser a6nisungsfrieg io5uinJen
gut 6efonmen, benn bic geiasurg
bate Die lange Belt ba3r nerpenoet,
Am INNER rleue @erbeiierungeu arslt.
bringen. Ger itets 5uridbebarbe
2ebmbrei NOR mitgSdnben eiis5ledlt.
iperf a~bgefangen, metlenbrett, anbert.
balb mdnnsbof. 9as ibreibt lid;
Ieift mtf bas Bopier. limo gibt gar
feiIien gegriff. Nur per ctnmaI Ell.
rIeti G~uaoratiub iolden 9eflet'c3
befinnIid in oos Guge ssfabt uno
naf5n5dhleu oeriuht bat, tpie Dtlle
6nnbgriffe notbig tparen, Inn oieies
Gtiidden aus lpiberfpenitieem Sage.
buidgfseig Sis ipeben, BEN iiberfommt
Elm Gfnrnen Dor Der Serfulesor6eit
bic Der felbsraue 9efbiBer Der 9eis
.dth 5piiden @ampf inh SffafeitI
geIeiitet bat. 9amit man i'm 9ooen
nerfdnt, fiHb bic GrcbenfobIeH
nit 2~Gtteuroiten beIegt, Gaf aeueH