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International Nsws Service.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-Absolute violation of the freedom of the press was the term used m the arguments against section four of the espionage bill which was under discussion to- day.
 As a result the house by vote of two hundred and twenty to one hun dred and sixty seven, cut GU. this by permitting the president to de- cree what should aad wha. should not be published dnring the war.
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PREMIER LAv0FF SAYS NO SEPARATE PEACE BETWEEN
 GERMANY AND RUSSIA

Crowds gathered outside the duma buildings urging that separate peace be made with Germany. They were most insistent in their demands. Others gathered together and passed resolutions supporting the action of the new provisional government in continuing the struggle.
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International News Service.

International News Service.
 WASHINGTON. May 5.-The Uni ted Stats this afternoon loaned twen- ty five million dollars to the English, at the rate of three per cent interest.
 This loan is on the basis of short term certificates, and it is rumored that England is to apply for further loans at once. These loans are being handled with the greatest expediency and the officials in charge of this work are now busy on the latest request of France for a large amount.
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international Nsws Service.

NEW YORK. May 5.-Every rail- road running out of Boston, Philadel- phia and this city. report that they now have guards at all bridges, and various other points along their lines, and thereby have these lines thorough ly protected. This action is being followed hy all lines thrcughou. t.ic e ,iH.try, and soon the en.rc railway systems of the United States will be under heavy guard.
 This was deemed necessary to pre- vent any German agencies from caus- ing a tteup of the railroads, in an
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

All persons are requested to iin- mediately take advantage of the warm weather and get the winters refuse out on the ice beyond the flag line before May 10th, 1917.
 w. DARCY CHACE,
 Health Officer.
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Office and Residence of J. F. MeAl- lister, treighter and transfer, Elite Baths. Phone Red 157.
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middle west The city officials have endeavored to effect a compromise between employ CTS and employed, however their ef- forts prove futile and a general strike is called for Wednesday next. Much trouble is feared as the out come of this labor dispute which will tie up much of the business of the city.
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LONDON, May 5.-England has open ed negotiations for another loan of one hundred million dollars. This
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Eggs SIPS dozen at Prosser's Harness Shop. Phone Black 5.
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action taken.
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Lettuce, Lettuce, Lettuce, 25c ar ounce at Williams Green House.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-11-08

NOTICE OF SALE UNDER Exc
CUTION.
Under and by virtue of an execu-
ton To- directed to the undersigned sher-
III OF Robeson county, from the su-
Perlor court Of Robson county, in
tne cause entitled Rowland Hardware
supply Company VS.. R. T. Galley,
l will, on Monday December 8. 1911
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-11-08
COUNTRY BOYS SHOW UP
WORSE THAN CITY BUYS
Selectiye Draft Examinations Find
More Country Boys With Defects

Selective Draft Examinations flnd
More Country Boys With Defects
Medical School Inspection Made
Difference.
Country boys. according to recent
draft data, showed up worse In their
physical examinations Tor army ser
vice than did city boys. A greater
percent of young men from the coun-
try were found unfit for military ser
vice because of physical defects tnan
wasthe case with young men raised IN
cities. DR.. J. A. Nydegger Of the
United States Public Health Se!vlce,
who is authority for the comparison,
the lack of medical inspection IN the
country schools. He says:
"While in this country most Of the
spection, most of the rural institu-
tons have none. In this lies the fact
that insanitary conditions in these
places produce IS per cent of the
physical defects which are today bar
ring men from the United States
forces. Defective eyes, teeth, ears and
Threats among the youth of rural COM
munities have been found to be due
largely to conditions in the rural
schools. Improper desks and seats
also have caused much spinal curva-
ture, leading to other faulty eondl-
tions. These conditions ought to be
corrected at once, and school children
all over the country should be exam
ined because defects arising at their
period Of life as rule cannot be ov-
ercome later"
The State Board of Health says
that this is just another surprise that
the physical examinations incident to
the selective draft have made known.
Everybody expected reasonable
number Of reflections on account Of
physical unfitness among our young
men," says the Board, "but as they
werethe pick of our flock and tho best
of our manhood we were more than
surprised when it was learned that
something like third failed to quail
ify.
This convinced us that something
had to be done particularly for our
young men who are now in the max
ing. Many suggestions have been Of
fered but medical school inspection
out-weighs them all. That he coun-
try boy is showing up worse than the
city boy is more evident reason that
State wide Medical Inspection law
is what is needed.
"North Carolina is probably the on
ly State that has this law. Begin
ming November 1, this law goes into
effect in thirty-five counties, and
should another draft be necessary in
the next several years, North Caro-
lina's country boys at least will be
expected to show up withtheir city
COUSINS
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WHAT WILL RUSSIA DO?
Charles Edward Russell Back From
Slav Republic With Startling Rev.
elatiOns

Charles Edward Russell Back From
Slav Republic With Startling Rev.
elati0ns.
what the new Russian republic
does, whether it continues in the war
or makes separate peace with Ger
many, may mean one million Ameri-
can lives and twenty billion Ameri-
can dollars" says Mr.. Charles Ed
ward Russell, who has just returned
from his trip as special investigator
for President Wilson on conditions in
the new Slav republic. "What Rus
STA will do" he continues, "is there
fore one of the most interesting cues
lions that now ccnfronts the Ameri-
can people"
Mr.. Russell himself is very hopeful.
He does not believe that the new Rus
STA will desert her allies. The fact
that some things go poorly in the gov
eminent does not surprise him half
so much, he says, as the fact that
anything goes well. This is partic-
ularly true, he thinks, Of conditions
IN the army; and he continues to
show in his article in Hearts Maya
zine, which under the circumstances
amounts almost to an official report
on these matters, why the breaking
down OF army discipline was newt.
able, and why in spite of the loss Of
GallcIa and Riga and general de-
morallzation in other sections of the
line, the Russian fighting force will
come through stronger and better
than ever and play dominant par
IN the great general offensive which
1t IS an open secret the allies will un
dertake next spring. These opinions
have the value of having been reach
ed through the personal observation
OF not only trained student, but O
one who by temperament and exper
fence is particularly fitted to iudg
] and appreciate the spirit of the ne2
" Russian social democracy
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Lowrie, deceased, late of the Conn.,.
of Robson and State of North a.:
DINA, this is to notify all perxon
having claims against the estate -
the said deceased to exhibit the, VI
the undersigned. at the Planters P. 70
and Trust Company, Lumherton1 '0H ~
c., on or before the 18th dav ~ ~ ~
tober, 1918, or this notice viii y
pleaded in bar of their -'ecoverv sE N
persons indebted to said estate al, III
please make immediate paymeTt III
Dated this 10th day of Octob.u
1917. ''er'
C. B. TOWNSEND. (sigrsa,
Executor for Sinclair Lowrie. Ijec ,eeu'
ed.
T. A. MCNEIL, JR.,
Attorney for Executor. 10 II e+b,,
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CAMOUFLAGE
{ ON MAJOR SCALE
Fine Art Of Deception Cause of
Recent italian Reverses.
E. ]. BRITT

Greensboro Daily News.
A lew weeks ago one ran across
"camouflage". A number of inquir-
ing folk doubtless were sent sour
fying to the dictionary. Now it is a
gentle, fine art of deception, mainly
in the domain of military operations,
with which the whole world is fairly
familiar. Indeed, since the world has
been transformed to war basis,
since military conflict, rather than
peace, has come to be the normal con-
dition of mankind, it had to learn
camouflage. Diplomatic camouflage
is the latest, and upon the fireness
and gentleness of the art depends it's
efficacy. Zimmerman, of example,
would never be able to learn what the
term meant, much less practice it.
By this time the Italians probably
know more about camouflage than
do the people of any other nation.
There Is no telling as yet what the
lesson has cost them. When the Aus
tro-German drive against Italy was
first set in motion, and the italian
lines began to waver, a surprised
world assumed, for the most part at
least, that the forces under Emperor
Charles and Won Mackensen must
vastly outnumber their opponents. A
few who had followed events on this
front did not understand how this
could very well be, because it had been
stated time and again that Italy had
more men than could be we'll handled,
that only money and materials were
needed. Moreover, the visissitudes
of war brought the Italians to new
lines miles north of their present
position, if they have a position, and
on the Isonzo they stood in triumph
ant battle array. There was all the
man power available that could be
put to any sort of military use A
London cable to this paper says that
Won Mackensen fought with relative
" small numbers. Then what hap
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thence with the original line between
lot No. 8 and lot No. 4 of the orig
inal division, now R. w. Townsend's
line N 91.46 chains to a stake by a
short leaf pine, gum, holly and maple
in Little Back Swamp on an island;
thence S $500 degrees E 26 chains to
the beginning, containing 223 and 20
100 acres, more or less.
Being the same land conveyed by
l.. S. Townsend and wife to r. L.
Galley, by deed dated the 22nd day
of April, 1909, recorded in book 5-P,
page Sc, in the office Of the register
of deeds of Robson county, North
Carolina. :,
Excepting from the above described
lands in Back Swamp township, the
following tract Of land, which mas
heretofore been allotted to the ,Judg-
ment debtor R. I. Galley as his home,
stead, which homestead is described
bv metes and bounds as follows:
In Robson county, Back swamp
township, on the north side of Lum-
berton and Elrod road, commencing
at first ditch, in front Of house and
public road, and running west as road
runs to the intersection Of Townsend's
line on said public road, then runs
as the Townsend's line runs far
enough north with the ditch to con-
tain 80 acres; which said homestead
is not intended to be sold under this
| execution.
FIFTH TRACT: In Raft Swamp
| township, Robson county, North Car
| DINA, bounded and described as fol-
lows, to-wit: All that certain piece
| or parcel or lot or tract of land, ly-
ing and being situated in Robson
| county, North Carolina, and contain
/ ing SO acres, and bounded as follows:
on the north by lands Of Archie Ii
ner; on the east by William A. Smith;
on the south by lands of Ed Timer, and
on the west by Okeley Mcneil. The
same being the tract of land conveyed
by deed of Henry Thomas Parham
and wife, Sarah Margaret Parham,
to Albert P. Edwards, by deed dated
the 4th day of April, 1908, and after
wards on the 18th day Of April, 1908
deed dated by A. P Edwards and wife,
Pinnie Edwards, to Julian L. Galley,
which deed was duly recorded in book
Sd, page $50, office of register of
deeds of Robson county.
| This 23rd day of October, 1917.
| R. E. LEWIS,
II 4thur Sheriff of Robson County.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

EXECUTORS NOTICE
Having qualified as executor of tba ia. -
and testament of D. P. McEacbern g. a. vi!
Robson county. North Carolina. na+ice q
hereby given to all persons having rs
against said estate to lodge them -. &. ms
undersigned at Red Springs, n. C.. d',i,. the
thenticated for payment, on or before 49, au-
day of December, 1918, or this notice LIN 81
pleaded in bar of their recovery. VIII De
q All persons indebted to said estate -,
please make immediate payment VIII
GEORGE T. BULLOCK. F1e.,..
of D. P NrFacLo-
MCLEAN, VARSER & MCLEAN. a'''eFn.
Attorneys for Executor. II e.L
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DIR. WRIGHT
OSTE0PATH
Office over A. Weinstein's
ELM STREET

pened?
Camouflage.
Camouflage seems to have been the
cause of it all, or of most of the un-
pleasant things that have happened
to the Italians. A late Rome dispatch
says that it was the element of sur
prise that led to the rolling up, or
the rolling down, Of the Italian ar
mics. No claim is made of & short
age either of men OF materials, and
a correction has been made of the
of the battle, which attributed cow
ardice to some of the troops Of the
Second army.
The Russians will similarly be
obliged some day to find a different
explanation of the failure of some of
their troops to stand before Austro-
German assaults.
Rome's revised version, in which
the element of surprise is spoken of,
confirms a Vienna dispatch, previous
~ received. A net work of new roads
had been built, over which vast guam
titles of material had been brought
up, and in the meanwhile a demon
stration was being made about the
Gulf of Riga, and there were certain
diversions the military object of
which has not yet been disclosed. This
road artifice was so effective, the
roads were made to merge into the
landscape so well, that the Italian
airmen, efficient as they unquestion-
ably are. were never able to detect
any significant troop movement. The
big guns were all placed in position
at night, and were likewise decep-
lively screened, trees being generally
used for this purpose. And to make
deception complete an obliging mist
came along just before the forces OF
Won Mackensen were to strike-the
weather appears to have a sight to dc
with the war business this mist
or fog completed the deception, anc
likewise the undoing of Cadorna's
| men.
The world thus makes it's acquaint
ance with camouflage on a major
scale.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-11-08
Boy Who Shot Sweetheart Saved
From Chair.

Governor Beckett Monday commut-
ed to life Imprisonment the death SEN
tence of Charles Walker, the 1o-year-
old boy who in a frenzy of jealousy
and despair killed his sweetheart Flor
ence Sutphim in Caldwell county. Up
to the time he shot the girl to death
he ha ! borne ! good reputation and
the killing was the outcome of a wild
impulse stirred by the persistent re-
fusal Of the girl to resume sweetheart
relations, the Governor says, and he
does not believe the police conscience
of North Carolina demands the life Of
a boy for his first and only crime COM
mitted under such circumstances.
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Advertised Letters.

List of unclaimed for week ending
Nov. 8, 1917:
Mrs: Lille Andrews, Kelly Britt
~, w: c. Gibson, Arthur Gore, Miss
Jessie Llttles, J oe Linguish, Miss Es-
Their McCellen, Arthur Parker, Donnie
Powell, Miss P. A. Purvis, Mrs. Jen-
ME Slen, Willie Toon, M. B. Williams.
Persons calling for the above will
please say advertised.
D. D. FRENCH. P M
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

u.
Having qualified administrator of 40 .
tate of w. r. Oxendine, deceased, late NJ -
county Of Robson and State of North C ne
olins, this is to notify all persons -; 81
claims against the estate of the said da,.a1s
ed to exhibit them to the undersigns6 :.
Pembroke on or before the 18th day al d
tober, 1918, this notice will be pleaded =
bar of their recovery. All persons i1deb+a n
to said estate will please make iulmedisfa
payment.
Dated this the 10th day. Of October 1o,-
J. D. OXENDINE, 1X.ion:s,
Administrator w. r. O1endine go
10 IL 6thur -e-
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For any pain, burn, scald or bruise,
apply DR.. Thomas Eclectic Oil-the
household remedy. Two sizes soc and
Soc at all drug stores.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-11-08

EXECUTORS NOTICE
Having qualified as executor to the
last will and testament of Sinclair
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-08

ites. peldes betanntlid unter ber
Iuipi5ien bes Surnpereins bon 9roof,
Inn. 6. D., i'm Suli bdtte Hattfinoer
follen, benz 8erein eine 8er56iebuno
oes Seites 81 empfeblen. Die Grefus
tipe IieB iid babel bon Dem @ebanfen
leiten, bab eine @eranitaltun9 bic fer
9lrt unter ben beitebenoen @erbdltnifs
fen bod taum Su Dem geipiinihten gr=
folge sefiibrt unb unter teinen umitGnz
ben Der ibeale 3iped zines Surnfeites
errei6t fperben tann. 0agesen lit Die
grefutipe na6' tpie por entI6IoHen,
@nbe SUM Die 8unbestaeiibuns ab>
Subalten.
Der 8unoesporort in Snbidnapolis
tpurbe telssrapbifd bon bieier Gmpfeb>
lung Der gretutipe peritGnbist, oamit
beFen gntfdeibuns Bis gum Sage an
benz Der Surnberein bon 8roptlpn, 6.
D, aur Monatseriammluna sufamz
mentritt, einselaufen fein tann. Sie
bereits setroffenen @orbereitunsen
bleiben natiirIideripeiie unsebinoert
fortbeiteben unb tperben audi rubia
tpeiter sefOrbert iperben, benn es iit
feinespess Elm 4ufseben bes Teites gez
plant, fonoern lebisli9 elm Sinauss
fdieben bes Datums.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-08

Der Srieben in greifbare Hdbs seriidt
ietn.
Ufit ALIEN 8ertrauen, in neuer
Stdrfe unb ungebro6enen Siegesipil>
lens feben bic @srbiinbeten ben neuen
unb pabri9einlid entf9eibenben
&dmpfen entsegen. Oas bat oer
Rei6stanaler nit Den gnfanesfporten
feiner Hebe gum 9lusbrud gebra9t:
nWdbrenb unfere Solbaten in ben
S4iiBengrdben i'm SrommeIfeuer fes
BEN unb unfere Sau6boote nit Sooes-
pera6tuns bic Meere burdfurden;
fpGbrenb mir bdbeim feline anoere-abs
folut feline anbere- -9lufsabe bdben,
als bic. &anonen, Wunition, foipie ae-
bensmittel gu proouaieren unb Nabr
rung seredt gu berteilen; inmitten bie-
fes Rinsens um oas 2eben unb bic
3utunft unferes Hei6es, nun Bis aux
dubsriten Seftigteit seiteisert, sibt q,
nur eine Sasesfrase, ipelde ale Gra-I
gen Der politif. fOipobl Der Gubereu|
pte Der inneren iiberf9attet, ,-au fdms
pfen unb ben @iss su errinsen."
Ser unbeidrdntte Sau9bootfriea
tritt nunmebr in feline stpeite pbcs..
Elm. Die nunbespinslide" britifdF
Slotte, ipelder nad benz urfpriinsliden
&riessplan bic alsbaloige @ernibtung
Der beutiden aIs 9lufsabe susetpieieu
iporben mar. bat fid nur einmal her.
ausgetpast unb lit lenbenlabm ipieosn
na4 Saufe seidliden. n9ie 8eberr.
f9ung Der Meere," tpelbe @ngIanb dnf
@runb Der lleberma9t feiner SeeipetE
beunTpru9t, bat ben fpirtf9aftIi9eH
3ufammsnbru9 oes Snfelrei9es nidt
perbinbern fOnnen.
Die rRatten" iinb aus ibren 25.-
6ern gefommen. 0ie rgrauen Sens
fel" iinb beute bic 5errfder auf allan
3ufubritraBen.
Der Sag! Dr. 5elfferi4.
nWenn ale ibre bolle pflidt erfiilIen-
unb ieber 0eutfde erfiint feline pFfidt
-. bunn tpirb bas Sabr 1917 ner
Wenoepunft al1er 3eitsn fsin. Damn
pirb bas Sabr 1917 ben britif9en
Seino Der See sertriimmsrt feben unb
ben sermanifden Rationen bas 8or
gu elmer freien. eroben 3ufunft 6ff.
men. Dir finb bes grfolees iider una
tperba, nidts unb niemnno seitattea,
tbu uns gu entreibsn.
Limb 70 pirb es bleiben. Bis her
Sag bdmmert. Dem iebes beutfde 6er1
febnfiidtis entsesenidldst."
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&tnoertleioer fno tpeit
untereut Yreis

-meil iie beidmust unb 3erfnittert In
Der NuSfteGunS murbeu. Ctr 1hse In
unb lie iino mis neu. mdbreno feline 70
bei4must iinb, bab iie utht iest setra o.
gen meroen f0nuen-meiitens ieben iie
70 frilh aus. tpie fie iollteu.
$1.OO bic $500 aleioer BON 2atDn
unb Orsauoie. uisoriser 9als unb FUR
e Germel. empire. Bolero. uub piele
aubere Stile (; Spissu. Stidersi uno
Bomb Ber3ieruns. 5rau,0iiihe Bal.
Spiteu, eiufade uub 8sfrduislte Rlet
oerr6de. @r6Ben 2 bis 6 Sabre. Der
aufrdumunssprets. $1.OO bic 1915.
2meiter Stod.
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8aojimmer &abinette
,lno Webi,in 8ebdlter.

6absn Sie elm bhbides 8ao,immer,
70 perunltalten Sie ss uiht nit etnem
Rsgal poller Slaidsn oosr bnra auf'
tbiirmen auf oem Senfterrauo. Sm'
iierbin 1T sS ptel better, iie 5ugeosdt
unb aus benz g8ese 3u balten. Spe'
aleu- peiBes @mail Sabinett. uerfertigt
DON sutem, iaubsrsu 9olj, iAwer iibsr'
josen, fart unb oauethaft orsi @las
Reaale, uolle Spiesel Ebiirs. $1.49.
Nnbere Stile In ueiBem email uno
Gi9sn finiib, 80 rs bic $3.75.
@rosei9oB.
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Ste Rrieaslage.

gs muB nit Gnslanb unb fetnen
4niiertsn beralid fhledt iteben. benn
nit nidt ldnser mebr perbeblter Sebna
fudt uno l1nsebuIo feben iie bem
9lusenblid entsesen. oa iid Der finans
siell unb 0tonOmiid ipObIseitelIte Sns
tel Sam ibnsn i'm Sample sesen
utIdlanb unb bsFsn @erbiinbete ans
f6IisBt. 0od ift biefer 3eitpuntt
niat setommen. obsleia bic britifAen
Seber Sag unb Ra9t tdtis iino unb
Bel prG iioent Wilfon unb bem Stdatss
bspartement mir 5u pilltses 9ebOr
finoen.
Die Mbminift ftration tpeiB reht ipObl.
bab bic iiberfpGItisenbe Webrbeit bss
@oltes sesen ,inen Rries 1T uno bic
Steluns Der gfesieruns sesen bic
triegfiibrenben WG1te nidt bilIigt.
gbenfo tlar mar es, bob Der Rongreb
einem gintritt Der Ser. Staaten in
ben aries obne .serehten uno asreis
denben @runb" ni4t suitimmen ipiir'
be.
Darum iu6te bic Mbminiitration
burd aonsrebbefdlub bittatoriids
Wadtbefusniiie au erlansen. nm bann,
nit rmsebuns bes 4onsreHes nad
8eliebsn fdalten unA palten gu tons
men. Da Der Ronsreb aber ni4t mill
lens fdisn, Der 4ominiltration folds
ipsitsebenbe 9efusnine, einaurdumen,
70 mubte in alIer Gle Stimmung ses
ma9t unb sessn Deutfdlanb in fol-
der Wsiie sebebt iperben, bab Der aons
srcb bon Der 4ufresung bin9erihen.
Dem Willen Der Mbminiitration mill
fabre.
Sarum Die Saudbootagitation, bas
rum, i'm ribtisen pfpdplosii9en
Qugenblide, bic iiinsfte Seniation. bic
famoie 9ei9ihte bon Der geplanten
@eri6p0runs sipiidsn 9eutidlano,
Merifo unb Sapdn. 0ie Sade erins
merit an Die 8efdpDrunssf5ene i'm err
iten Qtt BON nSauit." oa Der tpeltmiibe
9eIebrte cine 8ef9pOrungsformel nad
Der anberen an Dem puoel perfu4t.
nit Der pirt tiamiten aller Sormeln aber
partet, bis ale miloeren perfdgt ba>
ben.
gs f6eint aber. baB es Or. Gauits
Wilfon ielbit nit bieier frdftisiten feis
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