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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-11

There Is a pleasure in the painless
woods"
Byron.
The national forests of the nation
are now opcn. by special governmental
provision. to the camper. fisherman.
hunter seeker after health and vaca-
ZIONIST. This IS the word which came
yesterday to the local offices OF the
Northern Pacific railroad. calling at
tcn,ion to the enjoyment to he had in
a vacation spent under the stars.
Come Into the Woods.
Following Is the message:
ITO the camper, fisherman. motor
list and seeker after health. rest and
recreation, the national forests of our
country offer n summer vacation land
unsurpas sed.
National forests are to be found
from Maine to California, and from
the Gulf of Mexico to the Canadian
line They occupy, principally, the
more rugged ana heavily timbered re-
gions of the White mountains, Appa-
'achians and Ozarks OF the east, and
the Rocky mountains, Sierra Nevada
and Coast ranges of the west. There
are 152 national forests in the United
tates, of whici number IA, with an
area of over l4s.0OO.000 acres, are to
be found west Of the Mississippi river.
Forests Free to All.
THE national forests are free to all.
end visitors are welcome to camp and
motor where they will. Firearms are
permitted and there are no restrictions
IN fishing and hunting. except those
imposed by the game laws of the states
in which the forests are located. Rail-
roads and auto highways make the
national forests readily accessible.
even the more remote and out -of-the
way parts Of the mountains being
easily reached over good roads and
trails built and maintained by the for
est service.
"Uncle Sam extends n very hearty
invitation to you to spend your vaca =
ton in the mountain wonderlands OF
nature. The national forests are your
Fairgrounds. Come and enjoy them.
Further information regarding tho
scenic and recreative features Of the
national forests in the various states
may be obtained on application to tn.
district forester at the nearest Of the
following headquarters: Washington
d. G.; Denver, Colorado; Missoula
Montana: Ogden. Utah; Albuquerque
New Mexico; San Francisco, Califor.
mia, and Portland. Oregon.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-11
Cannon, Prayer
or Sacrifice---
An Cause Ra;,,
Professional DrOuth Ender
Needs Little Practical
Experience.
Mimi To ret rich2

Want to get rich?
II you do turn rain -makcr. Here Is
Missona county gaspine for rain with
ont one professional producer of show
crs listed in the directory. one needn't
study TO enter the profession. a quail
lied rain maker requires scarcely more
preliminary study than does Mod
ern Dentist" who needs none at all.
The secrets of the profession can
he told in half a column. The rain
maker has only to choose one of q
number of famous methods. Accord
ing to the encyclopedia the methods
are AS follows:
Prayer;
Human sacrifice;
6onfires;
Explosions.
Since the very beginning of history
attempts to make rain have been
tried SavagtS and heathens have al
ways devised especial rites for causing
their gods to give rain. Sometimes
these rites are mere fetishes: often Tin
the past especially they include hu-
man sacrifices. In Christian countries
prayers for rain are commonly offered
during drOuths.
Fire Suggested.
in modern times scientific methods
Of producing rain have been tried. In
1894 James r. F.spey of Pennsylvania.
noticing that rains frequently followed
forest fires, suggested the building of
huge bon fires in times OF drouth. His
suggestion was deemed impra cticable.
however.
ORa;nfaIi and Cannon.
Later someone noticed that great
battles were frequently followed by
rains and suggested cannonading as n
means of provoking rainfall. Congress
took notice of this suggestion in 1891
and made an appropriation for expert
mcnts to be conducted in Texas.
Experiments Disputed.
General Dryenforth Of the depart
ment of agriculture carried out the ex-
periments and claimed that they were
successful. Drops frequently fell. he
asserted. within II seconds Of the
first dctonation. Other observers,
however, declared that the experiments
were unsuccessful. 1t is now general
~ conceded that explosions do not
cause rain. though giant powder Is
often used in dry sections of the coun-
try in efforts to end drouths.
There are the methods, ANYHOW.
Pray, sacrifice. ignite or blow up-in
doing any one of these things YOU will
be following tradition.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-11
W. H. MERRIMAN .'..''.
VISITS MISSOULA
Division Freight Agent Of N.
P. Here Tuesday.

w. II. Merriman. division freight
agent OF the Northern Pacific rail-
road. stationed at Butte, was In Mis-
sollla. yesterday on business. Mr.. Mer-
riman said he hopes the anticipated
freight car shortage in the west will
not as bad as had been feared.
Just now the railroads. especially in
the west. are getting the best support
they ever had from the public" he
said. There has been such a constant
warning against a freight car short
age that the people are individually
seeing to it that their wants are sup
piled at the earliest possible moment.
hope for that reason that the short
age may not be as bad as has been
feared.
Must Protect Themselves.
The people must protect themselves
at this time. Ii they don't get in their
coal and attend to their other ship
ping as early as possible they will be
the sufferers.
Il understand the congestion east of
Chicago is not as bad as it has been.
though for q time freight east bound
was backed up from the Atlantic sea-
board as far as Chicago. The western
lines have not had a problem like this
and have done better. But we have had
some trouble in that we haven't been
able to get equipment back to us from
the east"
Mr.. Merriman returned to Butte last
night
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-11

liable Compound is the best medicine I
pave ever taken and l can recommend
It to all suffering women. Mrs. PERCY
PRESrlDGE, Aberdeen, Idaho.
women who suffer from those die.
tfessing ills peculiar to their IN should
oe convinced by the many genuine and
truthful testimonials we are constantiv
publishing in the newspaper Of the
ability Of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vere-
table Compound 70 restore their health.
:, To know whether Lydia E. Pinkham's
vegetable Compound will help Won. trv
It! For advice write to Lydia E, Pink
nam Medicine Co. (coniidentiaO, Lynn.
Mass. Your letter will be opened
read and answered by . woman ana
held in strict confidence.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-11
STUDENT HIGHLY AONoREO.

Walter A. Wotshner of Great Falls.
a senior in the school of pharmacy at
the state University, was honored last
week with a scholarship life member
ship in the National Association Of
Drug Clerks. lIr. Woehner received
the highest average in his class and
it was through this that Dean Mollet
was able to SEIZURE for him the mem
bership in the n. A. D. c.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-11
MRS. ANNA E. BREWER DIES

Mrs. Anna +. Brewer. aged CT years,
dled OF cancer at noon yesterday at her
home. 529 Plymouth street. She had
lived in Missoula two years. Two sons
and daughter, who made their home
with her. survive. The funeral will be
at the residence Thursday at ? D. ,m.,
Rev. J. n. Maclean officiating.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-11
The Victim Ersnared.
Bad Teeth Cause Disease.

At the present time. as a result of
tn" great advances of medical science.
it has become known that serious
diseases originate from bad teeth. Kid
ney and stomach troubles and even
blood poisoning result if the teeth
are not properly attended to.
The demand for men for the army
has also given evidence of striking
condition. Hundreds Of men, otherwise
physically fit for the service have had
TO be rejected by the physical ex-
sminers purely on account of bad
teeth conditions.
In view of these facts it is imDera-
tive for the welfare of all the people
that no unnecessary damage be done
by any dentists. Nevertheless such
firms as the Modern Dentists, headed
by woman who is not and never was
a dentist and who apparently is only
in the business merely because it pro-
vides ample livlihood at the expense
OF the public, are allowed to flourish
unhindered.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-11
BLUM MADE AWARE
OF NEW KNOCKOUT

There are knockouts and knockouts.
SO Morris Blum discovered yester-
day in the court of Phil Gagnon. justice
Of the peace. Morris was arrested for
possessing a bottle of knockout drops
popular with thieves who prefer poison
to clubs. The court gave him q 90-day
knockout for his collection.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-11
Jaw Broken by Quacks.

Mr.. Grandjo will probably file his
suit against the firm this week. His
jaw was badly broken during one of
the operations he underwent by the
quack dentists employed by Mrs.
Monsch. AS a result of the injury his
face has become terribly swollen for
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-11
NATION OPENS FORESTS
TO PEOPLE Of COUNTRY
Government Invites All Citi-
zens to Use Great Re-
served Woods.
"HEALTH AND REST"
"The National Preserves Are
Your Fairgrounds Says
Statement.
"HEALTH AND REST"

There Is q pleasure in the painless
woods"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-11
IDAHO WOMAN
MADE WELL
Lydia F.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Did the Work.
Nothing like it.
Aberoeen, Idaho. Last year l SUI
fered from a weakness with pains in nv

side and back. A
friend asked me to
try Lydia E. Pink
h q m 3 Vegetable
Compound and l did
so. After taking
one bottle l felt very
m ch better. l
have now taken
three bottles and
feel like q different
woman. Lydia E.
|Pinhkam's We're.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-10

finb, bic a5er nod inner burb bic
bsri9lasene ensliide Diplomatic uHo
bur6 bic sspifisnlOIs 9eitsduns Der
preTe unt Der glominiitratiOnsH im
snslii9en 8anne iteben.
Die gnsIdnbsr iinb Uteiiter in Der
aunit bes 8eite9eus unb perifebsu
bies auf manHisfade Weife, burd
birette Besablung ober burd anosrs
WitteI, unD aeute DON seriuger Gins
fidt obsr mansslbofter aenntnib Der
@erbdItnifie auberbalb ibres eissnen
aanbes, fopie Sgnoruntsn, bic ni4t
pifIen, mas lie Der gbre, bem sutsn
Namen unb Der 3utunft ibres 2anoes
ihulben, fallen nur aIlau lsi9t In Die
S4tinsen, bic ibnsn gRslanb in Gee
itaIt bes aGmG9tigen Dollars oDer
ibrer ebeniO unpifenben umssbuns
legt.
sd fprah porber bon ben btibsn
3ielsn, bic Gnslmlb in bieiem &risss
gu errei9en bpfft.
Dag erite bat es poGlftdnbis erreidt
uno DON benz smeiten 10 Diel, aIs es
ienals su srrsidsn imftanbs lem
tperb.
@arum olio ben &rieg fortieBens
Bon feinen SampelmdHneIn unb
eeeenndrtigen @Giirten iiHb RubIano
ub sstalien bancroft unD p0llig auf
gnalanbs Subfibien angeDisien
syrantrei6 III eritbDpft, feline sSugsno
sst6btet, ieine Sncritrfen aerft5rt uno
ieine 9tnIassn i'm Quslanoe peri4Dun'
ben. Gs 1T Elm. befannte Sbdtiate,
bab bic Frun30fifden 9Gufsu be
Sparsrpf6en ibrer Depofitorsn met
itens In rufif6sn, ierbifden, rumdnt'
i6en unD tiirtifden Wertben auselest
buben.
Jn militarif9er Siui&t ~ eng
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-10

fir bic ginfubr Der noibpenoisen
@orratbs duf Die Sauer BON 5psi Wlos
natsu gu be5abIsn. Benn bieiss @olo
fort lit, 10 tpsrbsn iit RE 9qn.isrs,
bic gnslaHb gum Marti fir ausDGrs
tiss Ssturitdten, uisIs bdDoH beutideu
llripruHgs, gsinu6i habsn, an anosrs
Gusuen tpenben unb bic engIdnoer
tperben bas gleide tbun miiH.n.
I'm IS 5u piso.r5olen, Gnslano
lam ni6ts bur6 cine Jortissung Oss
aIieses s.tpinnsn, mas e. uiht ibon
srreiat Bat. Sect t5nntn bic Jris'
bensbeoingunsen nod aus Der Saut
feinsr 9srbiiubetsn 1srausssidnit'su
psrben, aber in !ur3er 3tii ipirb Gngs
lamb felbii baran gIaubtn miiHen.
Damn III nod s!pas aHberss in gss
tradt 5u 5iebeu:
England sisbt innerbaib isinsr eis
genen 8ren3en mir 5ipnn5ie pro5ent
Der 2sbensmittsI, bic fur feline geb0Is
terung notbIpenoig limb. Rad benz /.
SuIi 1917 mub cine ounsersnOtb sins
treten, oa England niht mebr ssmis
Sesihiffe bat, I'm feline 8ebiirfniiIs
Bic gum Ssrbit 1917 burh Gtnfubr
gu beden
rad Slopos Rssiitsr bstrus Der
SonHengebalt Der britiI6en SanbsIs,
flotts am 80. Suni 1914 19i MiIlios
nen SoHnen.
Die oifi5isu 5useItanbsnen 9erluits
betrugen bonn 18. gebrudr 1915 bs
II. Wai 1915 100000 5onnen.
Seit Mai 1916 hdben bic gerIuiis
minbeitens 100000 Ionnen per no
nat betragen, mas ben Gefammtpsr.
init ouf $4,000 5ounsn brinat.
Das .aiDsrpcOl Sourual Of Com.
msrce" sab bic Dsrluifs BIB aum /.
glsptmbss 1918 oaf @220, 900 Ton
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-10
9lnI 0algeu
Sat sSreoerid 6. email BON Woin'
tGinpiue, g. g., Die grmorbuss
ieiner @uttin gu biibsn.

Dfiipee, g. s, 8. ssannar
Sreherii g. email, peIher id,u!eia
befrnoen ,uurbe. feline @attin Slo'
renee y. email, am 2s. September
bes lesten ssabres crnnroet 5u babcn
pnrSe um Iieuitng Sa5u perlirtbellt.
am 10. Syumlar 1918 ieiH 8erbr sfe'l
am 8dlqen 5u biiBen.
aIs Hid,ter S;ohn aipcl ben gcr'
rtbetlten fragtc, oh er cinen @runS
araebeu fonne, iparum nid)t IN lleber'
einit:Inniuna nit bcm seinnS Der Sc.
ifrorelten oas So6esilriheil ais2c'
iprrdlcn merSen iclle, iagte Email
so, Glp. Gbren, idJ peiB mcbr llber
Sas gerbreden aIs Gle. Sd bin Gin
nnid,iiIoiger @ann."
Sann perIos Glerf aeniion oas
llrtbcl, oenpufoIgc Smol bis gum
IS. ssnnitar 1918 I'M Sfaatsgefangnlb
uebaIteg Mlb banu geheHtt tperocn
ioa. Has @eiss oieieS Staates be-
i.inlrnt, Onb 3ipiifm Dem gooes.
rrtheiI ltuo bciicn @oasug ,ninbatenS
Elm ,sabr unb elm Tag oerfliebeu mus.
Ger 9fidacr gerudbrte cine Sriit BON GO
5aqen, iIrnerbaIb oereu Der 1crnr.
ifrilte Sas GpoesurtbeiI beanitano:n
ynftfr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-10

Serr Scpn, srildrt. bab cine ~grobs
WaebrSatl" Der pOli5.i aapiidne unb
poli5eis2eutnanis bn Siabt iH ben
StanbaI inpolpisrt isisn. Der poIi'
seitlsi, bsiisn ReFsnniion am Donnsrs
nag in aroft tritt, purbs In isineH
Stim psrbafiet. aeutnant Wbiie,
5bomas goitsllo, nnsstiih Der psr'
IDnlihe assnt bes poliSsidtts. fsrnsr
.,gsil. be pite" Settler, rtr fog. .a0s
MIG b.s friibersn 1snberlcin Dis
iiriiis Der gDeitisits, unb WiIliam
Siibmtrs, Elm golititsr unb gBirtb.
ipurben In Goitsno'g Gffice feIts.nom-
men. 5srrn 6opns 5ufolge iparen 4.
e6en babel. eiipd $1,000. ipelds ala
.1ribui1 iolletiirt porbsn iparen, i'm,
ter Iih Ju peribsilsn. SsuItp ipollie iid
iiber bic stgen Jpn erbobenen AnfIns
gen mid. Gubern. Der GtautsannaIt
srilarts. CT bobs bisIs Doiumsnts, psl.
IT f& auf bic Gias bpisisn, nit b.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-10

@us .Watermops" arb .Gommercs }
GugIarlSs Wotins fla Deieu Rrisg
0Greu:
4 !. Die GmtnidIaug ber beutidsn
Subuttrie NIB bes btutfden 9anbeIs
su antersrabeu; bic beuti4e 4usfu4r
uub bic bsutf9e Rpnfurrens gu pars
binaesn, 70 Ionge Der Rries bausrt
gub 70 lanse bana4 ME mDgli4.
Dte Rol0nieu tuesaunehmen, pie
Dtsti&onb ~ sattDidelu im Besrift
mar.
Gith 70 nett es mSgli9 mar, ben
oatIbel uab bas Gef&Gft Der Nentra,
IN enSueignen.
2. Die 4bfidf, hab ii1 bic Don ibm
Ssnsbtsu Qliirten fiuansien unb IN
anbsur Siniidt srfdGpfen ioGtsn, unb
bab Gnf biee Weiie auf SubrSebnte
be rlfff@e Gefabr IN China unp
JHbieu unS et,Daise toIouiale 9tHsbehs
rRngSgtIiifte GrGntyei6s. Btlgisils
unb S4aIisuS 6nssf&aIse proe1
fOntm.
GnglaHb bat indbrenb Der lestsn
900 Jdbre iuieberboIt basfsrbe SpieI
se5pislx Muf hiefe Wede bat Is ale
feins ioIonioIeu Beiibunsen sinf4lieB'
~ ber Der. &Saaten unS Ranaba err
nesbm; 8SuSer, Nis y,Dar iest nomi
- as ~ Utziofs xncb56zaig
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-10

lamb snttGuidt. Gs erpurteie niemaIs,
bog es ieiH eisenes gIut auf franso'
iiider grbe opf.rn miibt.. I'm b.:
sSran5oien an sinsm SspardtfrieDen gu
perbinbern.
Gs erDartete fsrnsr ni6t. fiir bie'
fen arieg 70 ifmere finansiels Opfer
brinsen 3u miiFsn. Sc badis nidt
bnran, bab es 6i. ruiif6eu Intauie
BON Wafien unb Munitiou IN ben
8ereinigten StaatsH uub Japm 81
finansiren babsn Diirbs, ebeIro pes
mig, pie .s baran boats bas GeIo
fir Grantreic6 unb Stnl,eu su BEN
slei6sn 3pede pOrftreden 81 miifIeu
uno auberbem biefsn Iatipnsn nod
aoblen, Stabl unb aIeiberftoffe auf
sinsn unii9er.n Rreoi. bin Iieiern gu
miiHen.
Sn tomm.rsielIer SinFht In gnss
Lamb in Der ittpsrfieu Weife ents
tGuf6t. gs bate ertpariet, bic Welt
NIT ieinsn Waureu gu Deriorssn, pGbs
renb bic europdifhen Rationen nit
.inanb.r i'm Sample lasen. Sn Wirte
lihteit III iein grportgsI4dft Ddhrenb
bes stri.ses suriids.saHsen unb feline
Ginfubr ifber ale Grwartunssn ssitie'
gen.
lin bieisn elusfaa 3u bed.n, bat
bien snslii9e RsgieruHg pratiif6 ale
erIttlaiiisen ausipdrtisen SeiuritGt.n
neitraler Staoten - 2lftien toipobl
fpie gonbs - tonfis5irt refp. .geliss
BEN, ipis Der offisisle 4uSbrud Ians
let. Gin 1beil babOn III iebt in>beH
Ser. Staaten Dsrpfdnbet unb b.r Reit
spirb Derbraudt fein, iDeHn Der Rrieg
nod Elm Sabr baiert.
Der Golbbefanb Der Bant Dongrs'
Lamb bstragt jtst ,peniser ais 300
WiIIi0usu DoGara. iaam opssa I'm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-10
Gbieasos pDliseiHef
sopis nnbsre pplbsibsamis untsr Der
2lntlass Der Griprshpus Dtts
bafiet.
9iel. gSOIi3eitapitdnt uEe atntHants
anss5lid ebsnfalIs in rsR Sian
bal inpolpirt.

gbieasO. 8. Gan. Der Supsra
intsnbent Der poli5si Gbdrles 6. Ssas
lsb, aeuinant Martin W9ite unb brsi
anbsre Mitslieoer Der polisei tpurben
am Dlortas Qlbsnb Dtrbaftet, unb ss'
gen brsi peitere Yoli5sibeante ipurbsn
Don Staaisanipalt SOpne 0erboftsb.s
feble ailfseiielt. 6saIep ipurbs untsr
elmer giirsfaft pon 100000 auf
frsien SUB ssisbi. Die gnflassn Iau'
ten auF GsprsEuno uas Dfrf@wHruna
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-10

men an, 70 bab bie Rebnnns iiimmi.
DeuiI9Ianb bate 30 llnterfesbOote
Dor benz Rriese. gs bat 100 ipdbrenb
besstrieses psrIpren unb fat, tpie man
dnnimmt, isBt 750. bd In Isbter 3eit
a@t BoOte pei, WoHe b:tgeiteIIt muir.
ben.
Die briiifdx @&iffabrt erIeib.t iest
einen Dsrlpii BON unsefdbr 4.00O. 900
Sonnen pro Sabr. Snnerbdlb furSer
3eit pirb Der 8srIuft auf bds Dops
petite iteigen. unb ipenn Der Rries nod
stpsi Sabre bauert, ipirb bon Der eng
liihen 6dnbelsfIotte nidts metr
iibris fsin.
limb mas mod fdlimmer IN, bon
Gnslanbs grpben Ocean Odmpfern
ipurben bis gum II. Mai 1916 as
prostnt perfentt.
Gie .s5ania1 beridtet: guslanb
bate am 81. DECEMBER 1911 GAL
Sdiffe iiber 5000 Sonnen. 3unubme
pro Sabr 6 prosent, madt Bis sum
30. Suni 1914 737 Sdiff. iiber
5000 Sonnen. Sapcn rtrienfi BIB
gum II. W1ai 1915 344 ober as Pro-
gent.
Bis beute fpirb Der @,rluif ipabrs
fdeinlit 60 prosent betrasen. 0iss
benefit, bab es aus ManeeI an
Shiffsraum nahe3u unmSsIih fsin
pirb, seniisenbe RabruussmiiteI mad
BEN buneernbsu GnaIanb, Jrdntrsi4
unb Stdfien Su brinsen. Die aIIe ge'
rinse Grnten batien, mas tbeilipsife
bsm mansel an Diinseriioffen susn.
fbrsibtn lit, bic iie bis babin bon
Deutihlanb erbalten bati,n.
Wiro nun iiberboupt i'm Mai 1917
Msi,en fir ben Smport porhanben
fein2 Rublanb bat nod @orrdtbe.
aber bic Iinb feft periissslt. Di. grn.
te in ben 0ereiniatsn Staten betrGst
600 MiIIiomn 8ufbeIs sesen cine
Dur6f9nittsernte BON / Wiliarbe
9ufbsIs. Canada. 4rsentinien unb
gluiiraIien baben nur cine balb:
grnte.
Gnglanb lam niht tpdrten, Bis bic
5unssrsnotb ba ift. gs mub Wlo.
nate pOrber 5rieben IdIisben, beun ss
ite5i DisI fiir GnsIoHb auf bsm Gpie.
le:
4ssppten unb bi. aontrolIe iiber
ben Sues aandI, Der dIie Orange
Jrsiitaat unb TranspaaI. Spanisn
ipirb iid eriunern, bab Spanien unb
nidt gnaIaub friiher ben Giusans
sum Miitelm,er, Gibraltar. i'm gefb
bate. periien mag iid bon Der eng
Iiit ruFii6en SsrrIhaft unabbans
gig MAIDEN. SeIbif bi. @er.inigt.n
Stauisu, 70 england freunblid iis
jebi iinb, m5sen es als unbeausm
empfinbsn, bnB gnsIanb bsfsftiste
SisIunsen nabe bsm 6itIt6eu Gin
gang gum Panama aanaI bat. ben
gnelanb auF Wunf9 ieinss @uiisrtsn
Sapan Ieidt fdlisben t6nnts.
aabt GneIonb Bancroft iperben.
Dns iit bas bette fit uns uHb ale Be-
tbeiIigten. Damn i6nnsn mir ibm
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fdsu Sssup ub.aufsn. mir tSnnt.n
ibm rubie elm paar 3aufsnb Dliuion.n
0puors bufiir b.aabIsH unD burh bis
GtabIierans Der fDirtli8 gersinistsn
Gtaaten bon ytorbdmeriia auen Dtt
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onh bic hfeierine Der Hetfinieieu gia1fer
tuartenlinral Tsparimeui) benefit ,,siHsni
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ihing beIssi.
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otgsn bic 2euinanis ebpnrb grab9
unb 5cbn 5artforb iOipis ben Serge
unien Scbn Soushion. esn Werirdu'
.nsfsiretdr bss pOlissi1efs, dusass
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gta.idnsnb.

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MsiiI sssu fsIbHtssiiduSIi& mar.
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aIs sin msblsinif6ss annfsptt'nss g7iiid
for Tuf1en uHs BsbansIaua bon ssainrrp. Gnt
siinbuna ossr arffGIas bsr Nafe. bss &GIIes
uns isns burH ps.bli&s arau!ssitsu rtrurfa1i
bat 20 nist fsinss GIsi6sr. seii sstn Satrsn
bat Die ereta q. gilisem wlsbieirs 90. IN ID.
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~ niti NIT goIb nfsupisesH.' BEL zpsfbe
Tern. soc srobe SddatsI cher eurt bic @sfi
1te maSisn zetIst Co.. eoiior. Elcfi.
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