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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-11-22
MALONE IS DETECTIVE
Officer Rewarded for Twelve Years OF
Efficient Service With Promotion by
Police Commission.

The many friends of Policeman An
thony c. Malone are congratulating
him today upon his appointment as
detective to assist Detective Sergeant
A. ]. Richardson. He was promoted
to his new position at a special meet
ing of the police board last evening
following his recommendation by
Chief of Police Rawlings
OFFICER Malone was appointed regu-
lar policeman May 23, 1905, and for
the past two years has been doing in
side work at the police station. Be-
fore his appointment as a regular no
was supernumerary for a little over a
year The board was not unanimous
on the selection of the detective.
The resignation of Policeman Med
drick Perry was accepted with regret
as the board felt that he was one Of
the best members on the force. He
asked for q six months leave Of
absence or that they accept his
resignation at once. The board
chose the latter.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-11-22
THAT SECRETARYSHIP
Second Meeting of Executive Commit
tee Results Like First One-No Of
fetal Is Chosen.


The second meeting of the week of
the executive committee of the Cham
Fer OF Commerce was held yesterday
afternoon and resulted like the pre-
N1ous meeting, with no selection of a
secretary. Several applicants for the
place were heard. 1t is evident that
their qualifications do not meet with
the approval of the committee.
One Of the best prospects that tho
organization had Carl Marshall of
Bristol, has eliminated himself from
the race for the berth. This is to be
regretted as Mr.. Marshall seemed to
possess every indication of being the
, right man for the place.
While the executive committee de-
sires to carry out the promise made to
secure local man for secretary, the
dearth Of qualified men for the place
shows traces of apathy over the posi-
ton. There are many local men who
would no doubt like to occupy the
chair Of the secretary and draw down
the salary that goes with the place,
hut there is something else needed, an
| executive who understands the con-
| duct of a Chamber of Commerce.
Should the committee as last re-
| sort be forced to secure an Out-of-
/ town official, it is claimed that the
members Of the organization and pub
lie should view the situation in the
light that everything possible was done
t. secure a local man capable Of
filing the bill. The executive COM
mittee does not want to break faith
with the members or the public, but
the situation as it now stands places
them in a delicate position
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-11-22
TAFT SPEAKS.
Says Proposal of Peace At This Time
Not Acceptable.

Buffalo, Nov. 22.-Speaking here
today, former President Taft said that
the league to enforce peace, of which
he is president, is firmly committed to
the accomplishment of the objects of
the world war as the Allied nations see
them. Mr.. Taft said:
"Those who favor a permanent
world peace must oppose proposals
for peace at this juncture of the war;"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-11-22
II. AND c. FOREMEN'S CLUB.
New Organization Formed for Social
and Educational Purposes.

At an enthusiastic meeting of the
foremen of the Hart & Cooley Mfg.
Co. last evening, a club was formed
to be known as the Hart & Cooley
Foremens club A constitution and
bylaws were adopted.
Harry L. Cooley was elected presi-
dent for a term of one year. L. j.
Forker was chosen secretary and
treasurer and the executive commit
tee will be Albert O'Dette and John
Gennotte.
A number Of social gatherings are
planned for the winter.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-11-22
10 FLY SERVICE FLAG.

It is expected that the service flag
OF st. Mary's church will be furled
to the breeze Sunday. An iron pipe
from which the flag will fly has been
placed between the parish house and
the church. The service flag contains
1875 stars representing the number Of
boys from st, Mary's parish that are
doing their bit for Uncle Sam.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-11-22

that the total amount collected in the
United States was $b0,162,544. In
the state Of Connecticut where the al
lotment was only 100000, a total
Of $1,35S,00O was given.
In the city of New Britain a little
in excess Of $4,000 was collected by
the joint workers Of the Y. M. G. A.
and K. of G..
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-11-22
TAILOR TO CONTINUE BUSINESS

tom" Murray, the tailor, whose
store in Simons' block on Main street.
was burned out, denied today the
statement published in the press that
he was ABOUT to go into bankruptcy.
The tailor said I'VE will soon be
doing business at the same old starAl
with a bigger and better stock than
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-11-22

playlet entitled "Everystudent."
The work Of Miss Fromen in the cast
was especially good.
The formal voting for the office Of
vice president in the senior class today
resulted in the election of Mabel
Wallen. Miss Wallen is one of the
most popular students in the aca-
demic building
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-11-22
The Amphion club will present

The Amphion club will present a
jitney show, Tuesday afternoon of
next week. The title Of the play is
"Pantaloon." The cast of characters
Is: Pantaloon, Carl Wagner: Harle-
quin, Edward Hungerford; First
Clown, Israel Nair; Second Clown,
Gouvenor Johnston. The cast is I'M
der the direction of Miss Weld.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-11-22

The Embodiment Of the Divine
Providence" will be the subject of
Rev. N. S. Hill Of Bridgeport at a
sermon to be delivered at the Univer-
salist church on Hungerford court
Sunday evening.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-11-22
WAR FUND FIGURES.

Y. Nj. c. y. Secretary Gets Detailed
Report From National Headquarters.
Clarence n. Barnes, general sec
rotary Of the Y, VI. G.. A.. has re
ceived additional figures on the re-
cent war fund campaign which shows
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-11-22
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

At the upper class assembly this
morning, the Amphion club presented
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-11-22

A letter from Corporal William
Hopkins, who enlisted in Company 1
last spring, has been received by his
mother. In this letter, mailed from
France. the young soldier writes in
part as follows:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-13

A Whimsical smile Illuminated the
Castillian's face. "Hc has his own
way Of doing everything. the senior.
lie II reposing great confidence In
you. I trust that you will not misplace
u. You know more of his terrible Sc
crct than anyone else on earth ave
myself"
Il will not see hIrs connive 10 de-
stroy my country" exclaimed Pearl.
wondering M the woman's strange
words. Il will do everything 10 pre-
rent that. even 10 sacrificing his life
and my own"
"The latter. my dear. will not be
necessary" rejoincd Sonora vcndre.
vaguely. "But promise me one thing.
Weigh well your thoughts and actions
concerning Senior v~cndre-give him
every benefit of the doubt"
Something that rang true In the
woman's voice prompted Pearl 10
make that promise.
Shortly thereafter Adams arrived
with two ponies. and they babe the
Castiiian a reluctant farewell.
where are we going?" were Pearls
first words.
ITO regain the canal defense plans
before Il Is too late" responded her
companion In Granadian.
"Ohr exclaimed she. s~atirically.
likewise In Granadian. .How nm I to
address your Senior vendre' or IT. d.
Adams OF Monks Corner. Nebraska ="
He laughed a bit awkwardIy.
"'Senor vendre' for the time being.
Miss Dare" he responded, assuming
nm humble manner.
"And who am IT.
"You are Senior vendre's little broth
er."
"Ohr" she exclaimed agnin, a trifle
disconnected. $50 after all you are not
r. O. Adams OF Monks Corner. Ne
braskar r.
"Of c-course. ! am" he suffered In
plain American. unable. however, to
keep back the laugh In his voice.
"You must admit. though. that you
have grossly imposed upon the cred
ulty OF the United States government
and a number Of persons. including my
father and-myself. for you certainly
are not the travelling tinker and igno-
ramus you represented yourself In the
beginning to be-
Il am everything I Represented
myself to be-" he declared.
Il give you up!" exclaimed Pearl,
holly. making an impatient gesture.
Thus began q long and evcntful
journey. one destined to become piv-
otal In her life.
, Together they fornged for things 10
eat. He was always putting her In the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-13

Go ahead" she went On. contempt
uously. Serve your own ends. Re
the rogue you really arc and the cow
ard Major Brent proved you to be-"
= Major Brent has shown me npf"
He has," Pearl observed with un-
e%asiness that they were no longer Mt
tached TO Bolero's band. II was far
ahead In the desert fast fading from
view.
The h~elplessncss or her position
finished In her mind. Her body trem-
bled. Her heart began to thump.
Adams headed into a wooded region
and after nm hour or 50 stopped at the
abandoned silver mine before the
threshold Of the hut OF the Castillian
woman Of previous acquaintance.
He lifted the half-dazed girl very
gently and carried her Into the hut.
IL was very dark inside. Placing her
In a chair. he uttered several sharp
sentences In the Granadian tongue.
Instantly a candle light appeared In
adjoining oom and his aged friend
presented herself In the doorway. bow
ing low and reverentially.
Adams ordered the woman TO pro-
vide food and ~refreshment. While
they waited he sat down and gravely
regarded Pearl.
"Afiss Dare" he began. after a long
hesitation, "Tve got Il tell you some
thin for your good and mine. I've
got to send you back TO your dad. l
don't exactly know how I'm goin' TO
do that. But I'm thinking about l-leav-
in you here for the night, where you'll
along or my trail. and seem you
haven't got the canal defense plans,
I've got to go a long way. The g-goin'
amt goin' TO be easy on a man, let
a-alone a IN girl like you."
She looked him squarely In the eyes.
A sudden inspiration had come 10 her.
IT. o. Adams. I've got you at a disad-
vantage. and l have concluded to keep
you there. i intend to play a game
with you. An open game. however.
shall 20 wherever you 60. You will
not find me ~unaccustomed to rough
Ing 1t In every sense OF the word"
The man stood fla~bbergastcd. "You
don't know what you're s-sayin.'w
She smiled family.
He snortcd.. Refreshments were
now served. Afterwards Adams and
the woman engaged In a long and
whispered conversation about Pearl
and her proposition.
Pearl noted with surprise that In
the G%ranadian language Adams did
not stamncr.
When they were through talking,
Adams returned 10 PenrI's side. I'D
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-13

way Of exhibiting her skill with the
rod. rifle and gun. making her feel
that she was doing her part and get
ting diversion out Of IL.
Little personal conversation actual
ly ensucd between them. He really
avoided her. She could not account
for this. and was inclined To n sort Of
uppIshncss with him. For Pearl was
a girl whom men never lost a favora-
BILE opportunity to cultivate. His In
difference irritated her vanity and
hurt her pride more than she cared TO
admit. Once. when she limited that
some information concerning their ul-
innate destination might not be amlss.
he was SO gruT and u%nconiding that
she concluded never again TO endeavor
to break into his aloofness.
Seldom In those night rides did they
see a human face or sign Of human
habitation ia the eyer-changing roun-
try through which they travelled. Thus
time passed all the more monotonous-
~ for the girl accustomed 10 mingling
with man different people Ia all sorts
! OF conditions and places.
She fell into n reflective and often
morbid mood. and at times became bit
ter and sharp. ID was then that she
tried To make her taciturn compan-
ions life n horror In anticipation Of
the punishment to he inflicted In due
time upon him by her father. the col
Onel. III not by the entire United States
army. These threats never ven
phased his uniformly calm disposition.
She had long since postponed the
hope Of IN early rescue by any search
ing party which she felt SUR must be
somewhere In the territory. Adams
knowledge aud mode ~ moving
through that wild land Of plain. jungle
and desert combined. rendered an am
bush wcll-nigh impossible. even ty the
keenest Of the pack OF army hounds
back at Fort Gordon.
Their rough life In hat baked and
rrimcval country made startling
changes in their appearances. They
began 20 look like poems or half-breeds
rather than Americans. And Pearl
was altogether decelying in her AS
Surned role.
One night Adams called u sudden
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-13
SEVENTH EPISODE
| For the Stars and Stripes.

The dexterity Of the chauffeur was
fkrod to the utmost In steering the
swiftly moving automobile safely oveI
dangerous desert road and In con
1nence his replies to Pearls eager
GIe1fioning were brief. Pearl was not
o1er. the shock OF finding Toxic and
Adams at the wheel.
Whose car Is this? How did you
ne 70 be at the scene of the hold
:1py'
III ret away from Bolero-tell you
.nkout that later. See you fall out Of
fr1ln. Save you. Grab car at rail-
rad station. How you get on rail-
fo6d trsinf"
~ Pearl told him that she and Major
Erent were en- route to Washington
WITH the recovered canal defense
Vlnns when the train was attacked
y the Silent Menace and Bclero's ruf
nins: that the plans were stoler
tneaIn: she didn't know what had hap
n2ned to Major Brent ; had Toxic seer
Rlipl and 50 FORTH
Toxic shot q curious glance nj thu
1Slek black mufRer spread out OF
1o1rfs lap. She had picked IL vi
1rum the door III the automobile ans
fSondered whence II came. for thu
client Menace always wore a thicl
Rack muf1er. and surely Toxic wa
not the Silent Menace.
AYes. l see Major Brent" replies
4bko shortly.
sci recall that he fought with thu
client Menace In nj private car. Wa
6thurt7"
ne had that on his head" Tok'
answered, even more short than be
w. Il do not know. He drop muf
~ and I pick IL up when he run
ITO station. Guess he not mucl
MT
This muner!" exclaimed Mis-
Dare, wrinkling her forehead. I'm
fcaafble. Tokoi This II the mask q
NE Silent MenaceT"
But Toxic stuck to his story. Il NJ
tvngt Major Brent. he finally an
1ounced to his astonished mistress
mo trust Adams, too"
~What do you know about the ma
5or a~nd-Adams? The latter may b
! spy. but the major Is my closes
friend, whom you should not doub
without reason"
~Spyy' echoed Toxic. with a queel
catch In his voice. ignoring her cues
don. "How you ind that outY"
IL Then he told her what had happened
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-13

you s-t;ll intend 10 s-stick To me "a
a flnish:" he inquired. gazing al her
intently.
She nodded in n sprite.y fashion,
II do" said she with finality.
Adams turned abruptly 10 the Cas-
lillian. He spoke terseIy. Hurry
She must 20 ms a Granadian. !" And he
FASTENED outdoors.
The aged person bcckoned Pearl into
nm adjoining room. There. not with
out a little dismay. Pearl learned that
she was TO be invested In Granadian
clothes.
These are the clothes Of a man T.
gasped Pearl. blushingly.
A faint luster Of long ago shone In
the CastiIlian's eyes. She smiled visit
fully.
"Senor vendre would have II So"
"Senor vendrc." echoed Pearl. stop
ping short and marveling at the Won
ans fine English accent.
"Scnor Vendre." repeated the latter
with a sicelong glance ut Pearl.
rs that his namc?"
did you not known"
"I-we know him as-Adams.'
Pearl paused. alive with sudden Gu
rioslty. "How long have you known
Senior vendre? What Is your name
may | ask7'
II am Sonora Vendre." responded
her hQStesx after a m~amcnt-x hpxifa.
ton. The man you know rs Adj
III is-but perhaps we better not
speak OF that Just yet"
Avoiding PEARLS questioning eye
Sonora yendre-so styled by herself
deIicateiy suggested that she proceed
TO make haste.
When Pearl was fully rcnttircd
Sonora Vendre uttered an exclamation
and held up n mirror 80 that she might
inspect herself. Her eyes spanked In
honest delight. She stood the image
Of n handsome Granadlan youth Of the
nineteenth century.
"Have no fear. Senorita Dare. Senor
vendre will keep you from harm. Fol-
he loves you."
why. then. does he act so mysteri
ousIy and create ~ much trouble7
cannot believe what you say, Seniors
vendre."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-13

SrHg must hfsf see and ErzminS the
character Of paper In which the invis-
ible writing is hidden"
A murmur or disappointment rnn
through the group. and silent objec-
tons were registered when Bolero was
commanded to exhibit the paper I'D
question.
But Pearl coolly took the paper BE-
fore any protest could be voiced. ana
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-13
sYNoPsls.

I Cart. Ralph Payne. u q A.. ~ given -
n1nno o. defence "a deliver to rAra-
Ho attends . hall a. the Granada en-
10y with Colonel nAvcs' daughter.
Xmn. Al = climax 10 = series az myx-
G1I&o0p tncidenta he In arrested for trca-
Thu Ambassador Of Granada n found
~ and the plans missing from rayne's
G1At Major Brent. raynes rival. enters
euspAcscus negotiations with BERTHA
Harl pare fcilcwn . burglar from
heGne. n drugxcd and left In q netd.
later cverncArs ploters. who almost
&&D40Se her. Payne II sentenced 10 IRE
Z1eoonent. a train carrying Pearl.
(I1na Bcnn n Payne on his way "a
lF21pn = wrecked and Pearl sees Payns's
loeq1 body at her feet She meets =
InQo14rtoos otranger who cners her his
~ the plans. peari m Adams
[r@1uD0A Adams warn Senator Warneld
&k7&o y In Hanger from = ring Of spies
IEno they taik the senator's office Il
DEkod BY ccnspiratorp Bertha Bonn
Pearl 20 hand Adams = package
V&koh proves 20 he the plans adams Is
1o Colonel Dare'a orderly. They are
13GoG South. The G~ranadians capture
l56x1 and Adams TO get the plans. Pear
10 Adams to Yet her take his belt which
(D1t1lne thu defense plans. They escape
1xAdnms steals the belt from her
Ent Confrcnts Adams communicating
IN the mem and sells him his free
Tor the packet Of plans. Berths
warns Pearl against her professet
S>@n1A Pearl u captured again BY thu
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-13

go Major Brent Has Shown Me up7s
30 him during the past forty-eight
hours. During the raid on the Psso
del Norte he and Bertha Bonn were
captured by Bolero. Even now the
jslfi was hostage for his return from Q
mission on which he had been sent by
her with the consent Of the bandit
chief.
- mission for this mysterious Bonn
womanfs interrupted Pearl. who lis
tened to his tale with rapt interest.
ITO you with . note. I lost IL. Adj
ans, he pick 1t up. We fight. Some
ipae shoot 1T me. ! run away. whea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-03

ltno Ole &artdtide eripies iid ais
iiberfliiiiig. Sic mar cine nit 4ugeIn
gefiillte 9le6bii1ie, bic Der grtille-
riit penn er BON &apaaerie atigegrif-
fen purOe, i'm lebten 9ltgenblif IN
ous 9fobr Itedte uno abi6oB. Damn
ergoB ii1 aus Der MilnOung Elm So
gel BON einSelneu &ugeln Die uidt
lebr melt flo9en, Die aber bod gcnilg-
ten, Inn bic Gooalerie untcr llmiton.
oen 81 oernihten. Sert5utuge gibt cs
MIR 5pei @eihoBarten, Die @ranotc
unO Oas S6rapuel. 0icies leetere
oient oub ais griaB Der Gurtdtide.
Die @ranate mar llripriinglid) tetle
artiaeriitiihe @offe, ionOern wuroe
nit Der Son0 geiAleuocrt cine Sd-
tigteit, ole BON elmer beionDeren Srup-
pengottitug, oeu ,@renooieren" ans
gciibt muroe, ocren gtume iid gleiN-
fallS bon ser @ronote berleitet. sic
beltonO aus etuer run0en 8ugel, III
oeren Snnern fid) cine Sprengla0ung
betano, lpdbreno md auBen eIne
&unte ourtb oie Gubelwonoung bin.
Oltr1fiibrte. Der @5renaoier 5iinOete
Die &llnte on llno idllcuOerte oann sic
@lgel eegen Den Seino. Iurb Die er-
MISUNDERSTANDING Duroen Die
@anbitngen Der <gel ouseinanoer.
eeriHer oeren ein5elne @iienteiIc
oonn Den Teino frofen lno idwer
berleBten. Uisies 9rin5ip lit outb bel
Der beutigen @ronate nod beibebnl-
ten, penn ouh Die gnt6iinoune ilno
oas 6orti1Ieuoern alif anoerc MeiiG
gei6iebt 3um 6orti1leitoern Der
@ronoten beoient man ~iih Der @e-
idiibc, Die Gnt5iinolng geihiebt nit
telit beionoerer 3iinoer, auf Die mir
ioglei6 5uriidfommen perOen. sSn
iibrigen ober beitebt oic @ranate aus
einem aus @iien gegoiienen Soblge-
fab, oas nit elmer Sprenglaoung &C.
fiilt lit. Qos S5o5leef6B bat oie 6orm
eines Der 9fobrrpeite oes @eiHiibes
ongepaBten 3Dlinoers. Gumit es i'm
@eihIerobr felt anidIieBt, 10 ouB
5lpiiAen ieiuer 9lubenwan0ung uno
Der SnnenipanOitug OeS @eidiiBeS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-03

6iemIid leidt, lic6 geeen Elm in elmer
oerartigen Slugbobn bemeeen0es @e-
ihoB 81 oeden; man brau9t MIR et-
men geuiigeno boben @r0paa auf0u-
luerfett. Damn miro bos @eitboB in
,oieIen treffen uno oen oa6iuteriteben.
oen S1iieen ni6t beihGoigen. ga
man nun in 0ieiem Grie9e in meitge.
ben0em NtoBe S6iiBengrdben per-
penoet, Oeren Gtirnieite nit oerarti-
gen gropGacn perieben III, 10 benust
man 3ur 9efdmpfuns oieier @rdbcn
iopie audi onSerer Belbbefeitigungen
rno enolidj ouH i'm SSeltungsfriege
Steilfeuereei6ise. @ei oieien miro
Ons @eihoB iteil in ole Sobe gei9leil-
oert, 10 oaB es iiber Die Dedungen
meg uno BON oben Der gegen ben bin-
ter oieien befinbli6en 6eino fliegt.
9ie Steilfeuergei6iibe idleuoern i'm
dagenieinen icbperere @ei6oile uls
oie 8lohfeuergei6iise, oageeen mill
len iie nGber an oos 8icl berongc-
hrudt ueroen. Do ibr @eiboB feinen
10 meittn @eg 5uriidlcgt pie bos oes
6loAfeiter9eihuBes, 10 braltdt ol6
ibr 9fobr ni6t 70 lang 5r iein. Ole
SteiIfeuereeidiiee 6erfnaeh in SolI-
bieen lno M0rier. Ser M0rier 5eib-
net iidj ourd fem duBerit frr5es aber
iebr peites Stpbr aus, mGbreno bic
Soubibe elm 8piidbenoing Spiiden
5ladfeuer- unD Steilfeuereeibiib
bartlett.
3ur Seritelung Der @eidiibe Oer-
tuenoet man iopobl 9ron8e pic SUB
itobl oo1 iin0 oie @ron5eeei6iiBe &C.
gcniiber Oen @uBltablgei1iiBen iebt
6ltBerit ieIten getporoeu. Gas @erfab.
rem Stobl 5r gieBen, tDuroe bon
&rupp in Glen erfunoen itno au bod
tier Bolfoinmenbeit ausgebiloct. @s
lit i1on oielio1 Die Srage aufge.
tauht, ob eS unieren Seinocn gelin-
gen oiirfte. elei6fnqs Wforier ber8l-
lteaen, Die unlereit AZ 8cntimeter.
W}Sriern in be8ug auf @irtung eIeich.
fomnen. 1ieie 5rnge lit nod glniibt
oler SodpcrltGnoigeu cntidieoeu 5u
berneinen, 6reiii6 fam man Elm @e.
ibiis nit eitenl &obrourtbmeiier BON
AZ 3entinetern eieBeM a6cr Nnnlit lit
unier AZ 3cntimeter @eIdiib nod
lange nibt crreidt, na Die IungiGbri-
gen Grfdbrungen in be5ug oif oos
@ieBen oes Stobls, sic oie arltpp.
icbcn Sterilization beiiBen, unieren.
6einOen ibou 6es6oIb niht Sil eieen
iino, neil oieic ouit Eeil bis Dor fur.
ser 3ett 9ron8cgeihiiBe perperoeten.
Gs fontmt Bel Der @irfung oerarti.
ger @cihiibc in erIter 2inie au6 ouf