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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-06

city where the party will attend the
wedding of Marvin Wolverton and Miss
Beulah Higgins at Fort Worth at s
o'clock Thursday night.
Election of officers was held at the
meeting of the Young Ladies Aid of the
First Christian church yesterday, as fol-
lows: President, Mrs. Tom Lee Wilkes;
vice president, Mrs. Willis Whiting
ton; secretary, Mrs. Howard F. Cox;
treasurer, Mrs. Otho Murphy; financial
secretary, Miss Matte Lee Parker; cor.
responding secretary, Mrs S. l.. VIII.
kinson. The members voted to meet the
second and fourth Tuesdays during the
summer. Refreshments were served by
the hostesses, Mrs. J. w. Murphy and
Miss Emma Lloyd Smith.
Mrs. r. Greenburg Of d and Third
avenue northwest leaves Sunday to pass
three months in Colorado, having been
in poor health for several months.
Friends of c. w. Gunter, who lived
in Ardmore for some time after coming
to Oklahoma but who afterward moved
to Oklahoma City, will be interested to
learn that he is one of the candidates
for membership on the board of direc-
tors of the Chamber Of Commerce in
the capital city.
Mrs. l.. L. Hadley will entertain the
Thursday Bridge Club tomorrow at the
home Of Mrs. Alf Wolverton, Stanley
boulevard.
r. II. Anderson Of Okemah, okla. is
here for a visit of several weeks with
his sister, Mrs. Charles Hill, f street,
northwest.
Mr.. Gaylor Nelson of Ithica, Mich, ar.
rived in the city today to remain until
after the Nelson-Fraley nuptials on the
18th.
Sam b. Raitman has arrived from
Dallas to make his home in Ardmore
having engaged in the real estate bust.
ness.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-06
SEQUOYAH HONORED
STATUE OF NOTED CHEROKEE IN.
DIAN UNVEILED AT CAPITAL.
Is 0klahoma's First Contribution TO
Statuary Hall in National Capitol
Building-GOvernO Williams Makes
Presentation Address.

Washington, June "a statue Of
Sequoyah, inventor Of the Cherokee
alphabet, was unveiled today as Okla
homa's first contribution to statuary
hall in the capitol building.
The entire Oklahoma congressional
delegation participated in the ceremon.
les. State Registrar Teehee made the
presentation address and Speaker
Clark made the speech Of acceptance.
Miss Ahnawake Hastings daughter Of
Representative Hastings. unveiled the
statue.
Sequoyah. whose English name was
George Guess, was the son of a white
trader and full blooded Cherokee wom-
an. His life among the Indians made
him familiar with the Cherokee tongue,
and he devised an alphabet of So char
acters. His accomplishment was unique
since he never learned TO write or read
English
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-06
New York Market.

New York. June 6.-The cotton mar.
ket showed renewed firmness today,
The strength OF Liverpool over the 10.
cal holiday and the readiness with
which pre-holiday realizing had been
absorbed on Monday, appeared TO en-
courage bullish sentiment. while trade
in this was again said TO be buying.
Private cables attributed the advance
in Liverpool TO Bombay buying and
good Manchester reports.
Foreign and domestic trade interests
were credited with buying a large part
OF the cotton on the advance which
carried active months AZ TO Sc points
net higher during the middle OF the
morning. Realizing checked the upward
movement around 22.SS for July AMI
22.22 for October with the disposition
TO take profits. increased by eXpecta.
tions OF a favorable weekly weather
report. W fEEH
When published Il proved better than
the report OF last week but failed a.
bring out increased offerings and the
market held steady during the early
afternoon,
Stll higher prices We're established
during the earlier afternoon. There
was again continued trade buying with
July selling up TO 22.95 and October
22.43, or 65 TO u points above Mon.
dnys closing The advance was again
checked by realizing at this level and
there were reactions during the middle
cf the afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-06
QUALIFIED FOR GOLF
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

Making the rounds Of the course in
forty-eight strokes, Joe Echols yesterday
qualified for entrance in the annual
club championship Of the Dornick Hills
Country Club, being the third to qualify
10 date. p. d. Maxwell, president. and
J. r. Dexter, secretary, also have quail
flied Tournaments viii be held until
eight players have qualified, after which
elimination will begin. The winner will
be awarded the presidents cup for the
club championship.
Five members OF the club will take
part In the state golf tournament, to be
held next Monday and Tuesday at Okla.
homa City. They are Arthur Straehley.
J. X. Dexter. p. ID. Maxwell, Walter
Crichlow and Joe Echols
Innes Millar, professional at the club.
will take part in the state professional
tournament at the capital next Sunday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-06
COTTON.
New Orleans Market.

New Orleans. June "a higher Liver
pool market over the holidays here
caused a resumption OF the buying
movement in cotton on this market to-
day and in the first half hour Of bust
ness. Active months were sent SO to
50 points over the close Of last week.
The demand was moderate, but was met
by only limited offerings.
Realizing caused a reaction Of II TO
25 points from the topmost level. but
later there was another rise In the face
Of rather better weekly crop accounts
than expected and by noon the active
months were 3S TO 81 points up.
The market was stronger than ever
in the afternoon, frcsa buying coming
in on favorable crop accounts. In the
trading up 10 1870 the active months
We're lifted SO to 70 points over last
weeks close.
Cotton futures closed steady at an
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-06

Washington street neighbors gave a
surprise party to DR., and Mrs. j. c..
McNees. who move to their new home
this week. at b. II. Corlew's last even
ing. 1t was a complete surprise DR..
Goodwin made an appointment with DR..
McNees TO assist him on a case. When
he was taken to see the patient he found
himself In the midst of the party Mrs.
McNees from her porch. watched the
neighbors assembling at Mrs. Corlew's
and was so offended because she had
not been invited that she could hardly
be persuaded to go when she was final.
ly sent for later They were presented
with a handsome library lamp, the pre-
sentation speech being made by Rev.
j. c. Read He expressed the esteem
in which Dr. and Mrs. McNees are
held by their neighbors. DIR. McNees
responded
Cake and cream were served to Mr..
and Mrs. G. III. Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. F. C.
Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Mr. and Mrs.
b. II. Corlew Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Cham
plon, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Green. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Baird, Mr. and Mrs. Moss Brady,
Mr.. and Mrs, Robt. Scivally, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Burnitt, Mr.. and Mrs. D. E.
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Richards,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Suggs, Mr. and
Mrs. r. Graham, Mr. and Mrs. c. b.
Goddard, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Henley,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Hanks, Rev. and
Mrs. j. c. Read DR.. and Mrs. j. L. Cox,
DR.. and Mrs. G. f Goodwin DIR. and
Mrs. j. Shackleford, Mrs Alvis, Mrs.
Attaway, Mrs. Grubbs, Mrs Willis Whit
tington, Miss Floy Avis, Miss Eva
Brady, Miss Lizzie White, DR.. and Mrs.
j. c. McNees.
Mrs. II. b. Goodrich of New York is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Colley
for a few days.
Marvin Wolverton, Frank Wolverton
and John Cooner left this noon for Fort
Worth and tomorrow morning w. s.
Wolverton. Mrs. Frank w. Wolverton,
F. X. Wolverton and daughter Bethine
will leave by automobile for the same
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-06
PRODUCE.
kansas CITY Market.

Kansas City, June 6.--BuTTER. pou..
trya Unchanged EGGS; Firsts g.
POTATOES: New firm $40; old steady
$40.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-06
FORESTS Men Drill.

Half a hundred survivors OF Forests
cavalry from Tennessee in their drab
uniforms formed ranks and led by Cap
tain Park went through military move
ments while a large crowd cheered
An old negro giving his name as ].
4. Bivens, wearing a badge Of Camp
Wilcox. Birmingham. Ala, and clad in
gray. was the center OF an interesting
crowd while he told stories OF the Vir.
ginia battles. He went into the Con-
federate service In 1861, he said, and at
the battle Of First Manassas carried
General Tyler off the field after he
was desperately wounded.
The Confederate choir OF Portsmouth
sing the songs OF the sixties at each
session Of the veterans convention and
the soldiers shout their enjoyment
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-06
ONLY TWO PRECINCTS HAVE RE-
PORTED THE RESULT OF
YESTERDAY.
NO SEO|T|ON HERE
Every Indian In This District Believed
TO Have egistered-Figures for Car
ter County and City Are Being Tab
ulated.

Returns of yesterdays registration
have been received and checked for
only two precincts In the city OF Ard.
more, and none for Carter county. ac.
cording to Shelton w. Tyer, COUNT
clerk.
I'VE are too busy to give out any
information regarding the returns until
they are complete" Mr.. Tyer said. The
registration officials have been instruct
ed not to give out estimates.
A number of the precinct registrars
made returns on their work for the day
but at noon these returns had not been
checked or recapitulated by the county
clerk or his assistants.
Precinct No. T. with a registration oi
1902, and Precinct No. 2, with a registra
tion Of 1877, were the only two given out
by Mr.. Tyer this morning
No incident of a seditious characte.
occurred during the day, nor was any
thing done to impede the progress Of
registration, according TO reports oi
those in charge Of the work. Sheriff
Buck Garrett and his force Of enforce
ment officers, including deputy sheriffs
city marshals and policemen, had little
TO do during the day except to notify
men that they were required TO regis
ter.
Complete returns on the day are ex
pected to be compiled within the mex
three days. according to Mr.. Tyer.
Every Indian Registered.
Every Indian in this district. subjec
70 selective draft, registered yesterday
so far as can be determined by tbs
reports received by S. A. Mills. United
States field agent. The Indians wer,
more prompt in registering than tn,
white men, according TO the reports
sent in by the registrars. Mr.. Mill
said. Almost without exception the In
dians expressed themselves as willins
and anxious to serve the United State
government in the present crisis.
A campaign to inform the Indian
concerning the meaning OF the draf
law has been carried on for some tim
by Mr. Mills and Russell Brown. proba,
attorney. Big placards were posted II
all parts Of the district explaining III
law, letters were sent TO individua
Indians. personal talks were had wit
them. and the law explained at mas
meetings at which interpreters wer
used and by the ministers at the va
rious churches throughout the distric.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-06
The Stones Cake Princess
Money Bag'' RefiIled For
Users OF Stones Cake
The Stones Cake Princess Gives a
ST Bill to Every Home She Calls
On, Providing They HaueaStone's
Cake or Part of Stones Cake.

The Stones Cake Princess has emp
tied several purses since this unique
campaign opened and still she is as
well supplied with her dollar bills as
ever, and all housewives who have not
gotten 81, and also users Of cake who
have not bought Stones Cake still
stand a chance Of winning. The Stones
Cake Princess retraces her steps every
day and visits as much new territory
as she can cover. As mentioned above,
when you see the Stones Cake Prin-
cess in your neighborhood be sure that
you have a Stones Cake in your home
as she is apt to call at your door in
her automobile and ask in her pleasant
way: Have you a Stones Cake in your
homer" II you say yes, and produce the
proof you will be presented with 81. Did
you ever cut into a Stones Cake and
taste its totally different and delicious
flavor or behold its creamy or golden
color, its close grain and fine texture?
Now, did you? II you did, you are still
a lover and daily patron OF Stones Cake.
Every day adds to the list of house.
wives who are being won over by
Stones advantages, but there are still
great many women who cling to the
old superstition that home baking is
best-those are the women we want to
convertible friends we are striving to
make for Stones Cake. You believe your
baking is best. Otherwise you wouldn't
yoke yourself to the tyranny Of a hot
kitchen. But this is the remaining Of
the old prejudice which modern Stones
methods have proven false. Home-bak.
ing is a waste OF valuable energy and
strength. Stones Cake emancipates
this drudgery. Quality-that's the
Stones slogan. That's the Stones as.
set-it is worth more on commercial
as well as moral grounds. than any
factor in our business. Quality Is the
rock on which we have built the wide
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-06

and everincreasing sale Of stones
Cake.
Those who received dollar bills for
having Stones Cake in their homes
when the Stones Cake Princess called.
were
Mrs. julius Kahn, 224 C St, S. W.
Mrs. j. w. Weeks, $50 d ST.. S. W
Mrs. Geo f Lamb GIG b st, n. W.
Mrs. j. Bailey, SOC r St, N. w
Mrs. J. M. Jones, 2O5 b St, n. w.
Mrs. N. McNally, 3O3 c St. s e.
Mrs. Bremen, 81 Caddo St, n. e.
Mrs. Apperto9, 21 Sth Ave. y. e.
Mrs. NJ. Charles, 1923 A ST., N. e.
Mrs. f. f. Merriman, 1st Ave.-Mill st.
Mrs. j. S. Mullen, 81 c St, S. w.
Mrs. w. A. Easley, lis C, S. w.
Mrs C. w. McCasley. 2l5 Stanley Boul.
Mrs. Joe Lathrop, ia 1st Ave. S. w.
Mrs. B. r. Wymore. III lst Ave. s E.
Mrs. H. II. sayre. 1923 F St.. S. w.
Mrs j. w. Phelan 401 Stanley Boul-
Mrs. Allen Smith, 2ll D St, s. e.
Mrs. J. c. Thompson, 211 G St. s. w.
Mrs. w. King, 2O2 5th Ave, S. f.
Other stops made were: Sth Ave. N.
E, 2l, 25, q; A St, ~ f. sO7. sol, 81,
S15, S2S, 9O5, 7O9, 7O3. GIG; b St. N. w.
6O6, 602, COS. SOB, 521, $40, 512, 5O2, 305;
St s. w. 800, 224, 221; d St. $. w.
125, l19. Ill, 105.
Other stops made were: b St, S. w,
213. 215, 22O, 224. 226. 2O2, 314; d ST.,
S. W., 232. 22O. 211. 2O3. 20l. 2O2; Stanley
St. 400; G St, s. W.. 2O3. 215. 225: F ST.,
s. W.. POI. 207, 2l5, 223, 300.
Other stops made were: 10 c St, s.
w; % c St. S w; 1O5 c ST.. S. W: III
St, :. W; ia c ST.. S. W. III c ST..
s. w; 221 c St. s. W; Stanley boule-
ward 21O, 215; B St. s. w. l29. 12l, 100.
III; w. Broadway St 1902, lOS. ia. III.
POS, 2l5. PIT, 121. 3O5. 3l1, 315: b. st.
N. W. 119. 12l; st. N. w. 207. 203.
l29, 121, lis; d st. n. w. 110. 1l9, 122.
1SO, 1856; 1st Ave. S. w. 124. 121. ia, 10.
1O2, ia, III.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-06
MARKET REPORTS
LIVESTOCK.
Kansas CITY Market.

Kansas City Mo, June 6.-HOGS:
Receipts 5000; steady; bulk 15.25G15.SO;
heavy 15.75@15.S5; light 15.OOG15.5O;
pigs 13.50@14.75. CATTLE: Receipts
5000, including 1900 southerns, strong
to 10 higher prime fed steers 1850
@1S.4O; dressed beef steers 1OOO@12.2s;
southern steers 7.0O@12.5O; cows 625
@11.OO; heifers S.5O@12.5O; stockers IT'S
@1O.75; calves 7OO@12.5O. SHEEP: Re
ceipts 5000; steady to weak; lambs 1900
@15.OO; yearlings 12.OO@14OO; wethers
lO.5O@12.OOi ewes 1O.5O@11.25; stockers
7,OO@1SQ0.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-06
BLUE GREETS GRAY
FORMER FOES FRATERNIZE AT
WASHINGTON L. U.C.V REUNION.
Old Vets of Great War Of the sixties
to March the Capitals Streets Bear
ing Muskets they Carried in Days Of
Long Ago.

Confederate veterans are enjoying
their reunion in Washington as a re-
suit Of a cordial welcome from their
former foes and the public i'm general.
There has been an entire absence Of
anything to mar the pleasure of the Wis.
itors. The people have generously as
sisted in everything and many threw
open their homes to take care Of vet
erans who came in late and could not
get quarters In the tents on the union
station plaza.
The report of the committee on Gre
dentials at the session today showed
679 camps and 500 delegates attending
the reunion.
General Bennett II. Young stirred the
convention In his report on the pro
gress with which the memorial to JEFF.
ferson Davis at his birthplace is being
built II is proposed, he said, to finish
the memorial os the first Of October and
dedicate II that month. and his descrip-
tion Of the work Of the women Of the
south in securing subscriptions for this
cause aroused cheers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-06

have been sent or are ready to go to
the front.
The Red Cross is preparing to take
care of destitute families in this coun-
try, as well as to provide for the suf-
ferers abroad. In the making of Red
Cross supplies the Ardmore chapter is
not doing as well as It should, accord
ing to members of the society.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-06
Et Worth Markat

Ft. Worth, Texas, June 6.-CATTLE;
Receipts $500; 10c lower; beeves 7.5O
@12.O0. HOGS: Receipts 5000; sc
higher; heavy 15.5O@1555; light 1910
@15.5O. SHEEP: Receipts 1000; un.
changed; lambs 14OO@15.OO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-06
WHAT HE NEEDED.

Boston Transcript. Being a poor
young man, you need a thrifty, econom-
ical WIFE"
mot at all. What l need is a ricn
and liberal WIFE"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15

ipflt< bisIe 4rbsit nntiirliG mil IN
enbliG brhersm ReIultnt erlebtst
alud bas 9lnfIsisn BON wlstaG mir
ljest bur@ einen Apparat bdprst. Di
silsrns Spibe an eiiism Iangsn SiisI
init ipeIdtr Der 4bfaIlbauien purthito
bert puros, 1T burd eileH Masneiel
erfeBt nprben, on ipsl1elh bic DistaII'
/ batter bleibsn. aber unelaubIi1. ipi
ss ideiuen mag, iinb I'm perfIcHsner
Sabre in ben Sduttbauftn fiir 2(
Wfilionen Dollars 0olb unb Silxl
| lgefunbin fporbsn, lebterss in Jprm Dor
iiIbernsu 2Offsln, bic bur1 RadIdHis,
teit perloren seben, Gin 9srsipsrt
bas ibss Sabr bisisn 9stras an Gbel'
metdllen lieferte, tpiiroe gu 9unberter
bon Millionen tapitaliriirt ipsrben
lppraus 5u erIebsn lit, tptldes Risien.
tapital IN bisien S4uttbauftn itedt
Oas bat man aber jebt einseisbsu unn
nit Gifer pirb bariiber seipaht, ri.
wfetalle, ipsIte entfptber IN ben SeiSs
apparatsn pbsr com Sdusritpff Der
Suft perbrannt tpurben, 5n retteu.
Dabti aber bisi6t Iebr bel iibris, ipas
iest nod pertpiiitet pirb Inb bic trs
Ddbnten Summen an @slo.stpertb lei
gBsitsm iiberiteigt. Man brau4t bios
ben Bid nod oben 81 ridtsn unb man
Tam es an ben pi4ten Rauh. unb
Rubipolten iebsn. 9isie WpIttn fino
Ssrgaite &oblsn unb man birfts taum
in Der slnnabme fsbl sehn, pab elm
Oritte! bss sefammtsn &oblsnper.
brau4s in folder Weiie perseuoet
pirb. 9ief. 8s5eibruns III Sutrsfs
feub, neil BEL ettpas mabr Sorefdlt
in Der Sei5uns Der srDbte SbeiI bes
poH bem WiHbe fortssfsgten 5sismates
riaIs sefpart lperben ioHnts. Wenn bic
Giienbubns @erpalier iiber ibeurs Rob-
len Hagen, follts man iis auf ben
8ebubof fiibren unb ibneu 5eissh rie
Der gr0bts SbsiI Der aOblsn gum
Sdoruitein binaus gebi. Sus slei6e
lam man ben Tabritani,n seis.n, in
beren 9etrisben Scismatepfol einsn Der
aussabeuspoitsn biIbet.
Dieis iinb I'M 10 ipsnider Su entI6uls
oisen, aIs es uifi an @pparattu f,bIt,
UNI ben Rauh III unt'rbriidtn anb bic
2obIsneais aIs gstrisbsmitta fir Tta,
|6inen au pertpsnben. Gs tpiro aber
nidt bebadi, peIfl rieiioer @elbtpsrib
in Spari1mtsit ftedt unb bab Der err
bart, 9nrnr einsn eben5oI6 arrRen
Wertb befiBt, ME Der sriporbsne
Dollar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-15
Ebnrpbonie' 'aot,3ert.
Gem @atbirisenten @alter Senrs
Rptbiueu nirb Gin bsrslider
@iH!smm berritrt.

Serrn @oItsr Senrp @oibneu, bei
ole @aiioirigent bic beibem bies,
ioofigen gpnpboniefon5erte Ieitet
puroe eelegeitiih Ses geitrigen Son
5eris pom publtfum EN- iiberaiis berg
Iiter @ilifonm entbcten ul6 bic 9u,
b6rerifaft, bic Ieioer in niImerii6er
Sinfidt, pie es gelegentlid, aller Son
,erte bieier Saiion Der 1aG gespeien,
iiarF on ipiiuiden iibrig Iieb, folgte
nit Der eeipanieiieu auinerfiaulfeil
ben GarbietuneeH oes Crd,eiiers.
9efanntlid bate Serr RotbDeIl
nur cine inirfIid eriinoIiGe grobs Sii.
Dem Orheiter gebnbt aber bsfTen I'm.
geahtet boben Die Serreu an ben 4lil.
ten, bic ia portreifIih eingeipielt iiub,
fid oem neuen Tirieenten gang Dor.
siiaIidb angepabt. oaB feline ssu.
ientionen bis IN bic fleiniten ein5eI.
beiiey biEeiH sur Gairdfiibrung &C.
Ianaten.
Gieies 5eiete iitb namenfIif in Der
Tporatifen Spuipbonie .gfus Der
neuen NseIt~ Der Ser 9iobwel einc
Itarfe peri6nlide Hote nifsuoriiden
ipubie. sinuientlit salt oieies pom
Sderso-gat. 9as Mlblifum SaIIftc
fir ben Genub Durd, Iebbattem Bel.
faa.
Bon ocil iibrigcn gsummern, Ole
Serr @otbmea iid fiir iein GintiiiHa.
tier eriiIinbsprogrnmm seipdblt
bate, iprad,en uaHeutIib Die cberou'
Cuperhlre ioipie Der YginSiig Der
Wotter in @dlbnIl@ an. anberoem
iuurSen nod III mliiter siiitiger @eiie|
@hf's GlIperture 81 ~espbigenie IN
slmlis~, oas Gaprieeio Stalien" bon
Sjdaifolpsfr su Gebor eebrnht.
Tns g,rcgromm miro wie iIbIttt
ON beutieeH Absnb CUR @ieoerbOiurta
oeIQuaer.
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5lrs geidifte iit iibsr 1000 Sabre
a.: Nh eem gsrInssn 8:rItdnbnis fir
oas NeisH Der guft ieoot bat e. ssIes
gen, oaB man inter Bufisr laHss
sSabrhunberts Hitt psitsr tam. Ran
tauuts recsr ois9sIsss oss auftbruds
mob Der Guftlssrs, peber bic Sufams
msEisBuna Der Cuff nod heren 9ebeus
iHng fir ben 4tbmungsprpJsb.
gereits Ssrobot. Der Batter Der sriss
diIG5tn gei&ttsI Itreibung, 6srihiet
uns 40 Sabre Dor gbriiio, bab Der
sa3sbdnouier GiplIias nus Stione
Set 2tpbetae ins Meer ssftieesn jsi
sgub nitt ehtr berDcrgetommen, Bis er
hsi Qrtenliiipn mar. lIfo uHgefdbr
sineH Meg ppn 80 StdSisn eur6 bas
Deer osmnft BABE :. auf pslhe
art nun er Bon bnunsH aetommsn.
fam id nift nit @erpibbtit iagen;
ipenu ss nbsr 70 ipabr III, pis man ers
sdbIt. 70 mub i'd mid fsbr oaribsr
ipuubsrn." Dieter MaHertiiHiilsr
purbe beriibmi. ned er pia 6olb unb
GiIber. b1s bic Perfsr BEL ibren
S6iffbruf uufpsitpelds psrlorsn bats
TEN. pcm Wsersssruube pieber bers
prrbrnfte
Rpt, beutt inb bic griehii6.n
Perientoutsr beriibmt. gs III mo1li4,
baR. Serobot cine tpabre @effi&ts
berit,tsts. Den 9riehsn iraren n1ms
lid ge.piiie gpparots, um unter WdTs |
Ter au arbsiten, nitt unbeiannt, benn
Der arot. 'ariffoisies srsdblt 100
Sabre nod Ssrrbct bunon. San, tlar |
in bic Stsas leioer nidlt. Rur 70 piel
e:tennt man, buB ss itd um asTsl
bdnoeli. bic iit ni6i nit WaHsr fill |
len, fpnbern bi. 2uFt fir bic 9aut,r |
snfhatisn. Nus Dem umitaHbe, bab |
4rifioaIss uuseriidlidh temerft, nan
biirfe bic fs;irefte Rihtuna bes Rel
iels nift DsrTtiebeH, stht beifii9 !
berpor, bah bisfe 9sifd IN ibrer Sorm /
sinsm uTnaeitirsien WaftruIafe gle
trn. NaH tdnn bic Gd,pieriaieif /
biefes Experiments in siner Wufhs |
fGilifsI reriuheH. osnH hdlt mon ben
unierea offenen Rnn6 bes @Iaies I'm
WaFsr mir EN- Deuig id;ief. 70 snts
pei@ fcfprt bic 2uff, uub bns RaB
br;nct in has Snrre bes eaafes ein.
Bel benz Grpsrfnsnt NIT rem DaiFers ]
nIdfe fanu mnn aud np6 eiEe aHbers
grihsinuna beobuftef, BE fir llHter-
Issberfuts arobs Sdtpieriofsiisn mit
Iid brinst. Tsan iuirb namIi4 mit i