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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25
AUTOMOBILE ROW FEELS
SHORTAGE OF LABOR
Lack Of Competent Statesmen Worries
Some Dealers--Good Men
Har1 to Get.
MECHANICS ARE IN DEMAND
notwithstanding Several Increases in
Fay, Conditions Are Unsettled, Ac-
cording to Shop and Garage Man
agcrs-Skillcd Workmen Drafted.

Along with every other city in the
country and practically every section.
Richmond Is facing a critical labor sit
ualon In the automobile trade. and
one for which there is no ilnm cdia TO
sign OF relief. Since the outbreak OF
the war this city has suffered Sc
verely from the labor situation. which
has become extremely aggravated with
the selection OF men for the National
Army. Every branch OF the trade is
affected, but dealers hope To improve
conditions through more scientific
management of business.
Motor car dealers for months have
been short competent, statesmen. despite
the many attractive features offered
In this line Of business. distributors
nave round II almost impossible TO
obtain the desired class of men and
hoid them. at the same time fighting
away from the journeyman statesmen
because OF their instability. Some
oeaiefs' however. have been more seri-
ously affected than others. with the
result that the local trade is unsettled
since there is seemingly no remedy
lot the situation, distributors have
peen making the best OF bad matters.
anu forcing their leading statesmen
TO work overtime
probably the garage and repairmen
nave been hit the hardest Of any other
nTanch OF the industry. Not only Is
.here great scarcity in skilled labor,
but In Richmond for several months
uhsk'iied "oTkmcn have not been un-
dui! plentiful. In addition the demand
Tor ~orkmen familiar with the trade
mas Deen SO great as TO cause consider
auie dlssension in the shops
TAI HAS BEEN INCREASED
FROM IS TO 81 PER CENT
IN my sixteen years experience I
nave never seen worse situation" de-
aFeu one OF the most prominent deal
yesterday! Skilled workmcn have
assumed 4 semiarrcgant attitude. as
much az 10 say that II you don't like
my WORK. III 20 down the street to
your competitor IT is the first time
IN my experience that I have had 10 go
!h,o my own shops with my hat or"
dealers here have advanced their paw
70 skilled worknen recently from Is
10 8! per cent. and the situatio, i.
owing no Improvement. The ectual
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25

scarcity OF LABOR. through the operation
or the draft and the unprecedented
business activity. is almost solely re-
snonsioie for the existing condition.
Many dealers cannot see how they can
continue in business II conditions do
not improve. yet they hold out no
hopes for any Improvement. since the
situation has passed out Of their con-
troll.
with great reduction in manpower,
they have been forced to last ex-
treme-thc gang system. Several un-
skilled workmen are being placed I'M
der the supervision of an experienced
workman. This plan is just being in
augurated. and it's success is as We,
problematical. Dealers declared that Il
was the last resort measure. saying
that one man could i!rect the work OF
several, and In general way do the
work Tor which moro skilled workmen
mad been required In the past. Efforts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25
MANY MOTORISTS ORDER
THIS CAR, SIGHT UNSEEN
Scores of Two Recent Models Sold Be-
fore Single Ssmpe IL Put on
Market.

That the American motorists will.
when convinced that a certain car IS
Just what he wants. spend most any
sum for that particular car. even when
ne has never seen -, is proven by the
experience of the markers Of the Nash
car, At Easton. I'D. This concern has
just placed on the market two models
one selling at 3l.2e5; the other for ST.
ss5.
Cntil within the last few days no
sample OF these cars had been sent to
dealers. sales being made entirely
through catalogues. Still. in all parts
OF the country, there have been found
purchasers who recognize in the cata-
iogue description just the kind of au-
,omobiic they wanted. Dozens Of the
cars have been sold and the makers
are preparing for a greatly increased
output.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25

Curb Market.
NEW YORK. November 2t--Irrcgularity Of
price movements characterized the curb
tradlnE to-day. For the first tine In the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25
I1.0l5.S92,0oG
100000
TO PROTECT BUILDERS
United Supply League OF Virginia II
Organized at Charlottes-
vile,
Especial to The Ti,nes-Dysnatcb

Especial to The Times DIspatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, November
ss.-An effort TO have present me-
chanics lien laws revised so that
builders Will be required to give bond
suara ntecing the payment of labor is to
DC made through the United Builders'
ana supply League Of Virginia. an as
sociation organized here last night.
Advocates OF the change say that
us adoption will work no hardship
upon any one. and that II will prove a
boon to all building interests. in that
IL VII obviate the competition of in
ehcient and unreliable contractors. 1t
VIII also. they say. relieve property
owners of the danger of having 10 pay
ianor defrauded by irresponsible
builders.
The new league hopes TO create al
He'd organizations in most of the
larger towns Of Virginia. Its officers
are w. r. Barl>l alc. president; f. H.
Quaries. secretary. and L. l.. Cave,
treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25
Dr, Gonds ncyie,y.

NEW YORK. November ga very
broad ard active demand for cotton
goods set in early I'm the week ana
war times on the last days. Prices
rose steadily and many contracts were
placed. The buyers Included some Of
.he largest jobbcrS in the country, near
iy all the large bag manufacturers
most OF the convertcrs and printers.
and the government and Red Cross
operators.
Many shcetinCs advanced n fun cent
yard, print cloths went up half cent.
blcached goods and wide shcctinES
went up to new high levels. while many
colorcd goods were either withdraw
from sale or marked up from l cent 10
3 cents above prices current ut the
opening month.
The movement in heavy cottons has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25
SEEKING JOHN JOHNSON
Federal Authorities In Boston Ordered
to Arrest Negro Wanted In
ChnrIe.ton, W. Va

BOSTON. November 24.-Federal au-
thorities III Boston, il became known
to-day, have been ordered to arrest
John Johnson. negro. OF Charleston
w. Va, on Il warrant charging viola
uoh or the Mann white slave act. John
son, who has been held here on a
charge OF being fugitive. WAS re-
leased Wednesday after Governor Nc
Call had refused TO grant n rcquisition
Tor his return TO West Virginia for
trial for an alleged attack on young
white girl.
Search is being made for Johnson,
"ho rs charged with transporting a
woman from another State to West
Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25
RESERVE HANKS DISCOUNT
$3.50, O0c,O TO MEMBERS
Try Associated P-css.I


WASHINGTON. November 24.-Active
business conditions and heavy bank
Withdrawals this week caused the total
. OF bills discounted by the twelve Fed
cral reserve banks for members 10
amount to 1855. 600, or SlsS,ooo. 800
: more than last week. The banks con-
dition at the close OF business last
;. night was as follows:
Rcsources.
Gold coin and certificates
in vault ...............S 53o,045, 600
Gold settlement fund 800. $4,000 600
: Gold with foreign agencies $4,000, 300
: Total gold held by
banks ...............s 69.207. 900
= Gold with Federal reserve
agents ................S 623,9iS. 900
Gold redemption fund.-. l1.5f9,0 900
. Total gold reserve. ...... 1,604,7o4, 900
Legal tender notes. silver,
etc. .................... 5f.o5s, 900
Total reserves 81 ,G5S. CO, 600
= Bills discounted, members G56OO2 0O1
Ellis bought in open mar
kct 1905. 900
: Total bills on handles S6J.e07 oGo
= United States government
long-term securities Us 53962 600
United States government
= short-term securities 57S5oO 600
, Municlpai warrants l,422.0 900
;. Total earning assets..3 97s,14l. 600
v Due from other Federal re-
=, serve banks, net ....S 1872. OOo
:. Chcoi'ected items ........ 3o2.525. 900
! Total deductions from
I. gross deposits ....S 31I.3s7 0OO
Five per cent REDEMPTION
+. fund against Federal re-
serve bank notes so7 nm
= All other resources. 3,2s3.O0O
Z, Total resources :..:....s295S,1so.o 900
Liabilities.
:. Capital paid In ..:.......s 67.1ss.Ooo
j. Government deposits $50 196.41i ooo
Due 10 members reserve
= account ................ 1.426,64s.ooO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25

Outstanding s5I.3I9oO0
~ Total amount Of bills discounted and
. bought FOR the week ending November
- %, 1917. f29.S2s. 600.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25

week Industrial shares lacked activity
o9t guis' Min!ng shares hc,! about st"ady.
20 North American Pulp. ~. a "a. 100 tjni,s,i
MM .JSTsii iS, q is'. 1000 cosden. 5aQT: ga
r9so iSS iaf1 i"1 Ma,rop9lI,an re,re-
HH oklahoma i. and r.. ~. IDTi.: hpb
3ksho!"" e, on. 5gSt; 100 Usage Itcminy.
.i,ast.. 800 VICTORIA OH. 3%t: 1900 Atlanta
S'zW''s: BOD Big Ledge lSfrlft: 2lO1 Bos
tor to-, and Montana. 5ifn5$: 100 Calumet and
3:@O Green Monster. T.fri5,ls: 1850 Jerome
HSrdc, :: ~ l5-is: 600 Jumbo Extension. iG@riI;
Ms; ?eeg zoo Reg Cons. i2hs Oh: 100 Success,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25
Total resources :.
Lila abilities,

TOtnl liabilities. .......SlS6i 49, 600
Cold reserve against net liability. 72
per cent.
Gold reserve against Federal reserve
notes in actual circulation. &c per cent.
Federal Reserve Notes.
On hand. Observation-Disclosures. 2,432, 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25
ASKS INCREASE RATES
Clyde Steamship Company Petitions I,
Z. {. for Authority to Change
Tari0h.

WASHINGTON November 24.-Thc
Clyde Steamship Company to-day Pc
iitsoned the Interstate Commerce Com
mission for authority to Increase rates
on iron and steel and grain and grain
products between New York and Boston
and South Atlantic ports The COM
pany also asked a number Of minor
increases.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25

oeen OF extraordinary proportions.
many mills now being sold for mont his
ahead.
Yarns are higher and flrmer. Cloth
prices are quoted as follows: Print
cloths. 2S-inch. 64x64's. "a cents:
6iNG0S. l-2 cents: rs 1-2-inch.
6ixGis. II rs cents: brown shectinEs.
southern standards. IL l2 cents;
dcnims ginghams. l6 cents; dress
RiNShanls, IL l-2 cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25

Duo to nonmember banks
clearing account ........ 22.221, 00o
Collection items .......... 2l5.169.000
Total gross deposits &. 81 $50. SIS 900
Federal reserve notes in
actual circulation 81 ,Ql5. So, 600
Federal reserve bank notes
in circulation, net liabil-
lily .................. 100000
All other liabilities. includ-
ing foreign government
credits Northumberland. 4.5s3.OOo
Total liabilities 1856. l30o 900
Gold reserve against net deposit liza
bilitics. G2.6 per cent.
Gold and lawful money reserve
against not deposit liabilities. Col per
cent.
Gold reserve against Federal reserve
notes in actual circulation, 62.G per
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25
CLEAR|NGs SHOW BIG
GAIN OVER LAST YEAR
Total for Week S42, 1860, rs Com
pared With $20,4I5,O04 One
Year Ago.
RESERVE BANK sTATEMEN I
All Records Arc Broken by Local
Institution in the Total Amount
OF Bills Discounted and Bought.
Consolidated Statement.


stitut!ons continued to soar last week.
although the total was slightly less
than the previous high mark, set DUR
ing the preceding six days. Inc gam
over the corresponding week OF last
year, however was lar greater than
any made In recent weeks. Ncc"rui"s
to tho weekly report OF the Clearing
House Association, the cleafihss az
,gregated ;i2,247.369. as compared WIN
S264l5.uGi for the same week OF last
year For the month OF November at
the close Of business yesterday after
noon, the clcarings totaled Slio'oo-'-
5Gi showing tremendous ihC' &C.
over this period Of last year
All previous records In the totai
amount Of bills discounted and bought
wcr. broken By the Federal EeScr'e
Bank Of Richmond during the wteh
ending with the close OF business ETH
day afternoon. The institutions trans
actions amounted TO S2s.S2S,OOO, as COM
pared with the previous high record
Of slightly less than $20.00O.Ovp. total
resources OF the bank also continue To
grow. the weekly statement showing
this item 10 total $ls6.4t2.o0o :. sub
stantial increase over last week
SEAY ISSUES STATEMENT
OF RANk's CONDITIONS
Governor George ]. Scay issued the
following statement yesterday after
noon, showing the banks condition:
Resources.
Gold coin and certificates
in vault. ......S blti'pov
Gold settlement fund. ...... aotl',oo0
Gold with foreign agencies. l.sSs,o0e
Gold with Federal reserve
agent 3l.s3s.ooo
Gold redemption fund. $3.50. 6s3.00o
Total gold reserve. ....S s0.s3l.oOo
Legal tender notes. silver
certificates and subsidiary
coin ISIS. 900
b Total reserve. So.0S9,0o0
Bills discounted and bought.s 2e,5G0.000
Biu-of- ladinE drafts $1,000
United States government
bonds and ccrtificates.... 5000
Total earning asscts....S 33.S2l.oco
Uncollectcd it"rns..........s 2o,5Oi. 900
National bank notes...... 10000
Due from repositories
sale of certificates Of M
deb cdness and l. ber;y
loan bonds 5lo27 600
All other resources. 1890. Az 600
Total resources .......slsG,i92,o 900
Liabilities.
Capital paid in.........S 3,5S5,00o
Government deposits. in
Guiding Liberty loan pay
ments. except amounts re-
deposited ................ l3,6Oi.990
United States Treasury-spc-
cial account sale of Ger
tincateE OF Indebtedness
and Liberty loan bonds. 5l,027 900
Due 10 member banks-re
serve accounts. .......... 42,257 900
Due To other Federal re-
serve NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. eO63 con
Collection itenS...... l5.0SS 900
Federal reserve notes in
tual circulation. ....... 5l.a7a 900
All other liabilities. ... 4s2 900
Total liabilities. sls6ts2 900
Gold reserve against net liability, 20
per cent.
Gold reserve against Federal reserve
notes in actual circulation. 80 per cent.
Federal Reserve Notes.
On hand ............... 2,t3:o00
outSlaHuiHS so1, d S,puu
T. Total amount Of bills discounted and
= bought for the week ending November
y %, 1917, {29S2S,o00
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-02
Yres6sterianiidc TanatifnHe.

Sn Gaaas, Seras. fanb unldugit
Die 129. @cncral : 3onpention Der
Yresbpterianer. Stride Der S~ereinig'
ten Staaten bon Nmlerifa itatt. BE.
ifloiien mitroe inter onoerem, baiiir
81 agitierer, oaB @eiese gemad)t iper.
Den, wcl6 ~fOlgenbes fiir immer per'
bieten miiroen: 2ihtbiloer. 5benter,
ollie anoercn 3beater, San5en, &ar-
t~enipielen, geiitige 8etrGnfe, ebenio
Der @e6roud bon Gigarreu unb Ia
baf. Serner ioaeu on Sonntagen
feline 3eitungen mebr erlt,einen Dir.
fen, feline StraBenbabnen nno audi
feline giienbGbnen I'M getrieb fem.
Seine apotbefen. See Cream Yarlors
rnb 6rldtitanoe offen iein, nno feline
goiebaaipiele al Sonntagen. 9iele
5anatifuiie erflGren iid audi oage.
gen, oaB ofientlibe @ebdltoe ODER
Sdyulen fir 9ortr1ge ODER fir irgeno
melfe 8erlammlungen an Sonnta.
gen ~gebraud)t werben oiirfen.
(0ieieS ioQte AUDI ben groBten
Sfeptifer iiber6eugen, SaB oiele Jana.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-02
BON Cnfel Sam in Gib genummen.

Nus Stem gort perla,ltet unter
Satllm bonn 90. SSSltIi: Nuf einem
freien Sel0 i'm Central Yarf in Ser
9eabe Der 60. StraBe bat geItern Dos
II. e.Hegiment I'm.
fer Sberit &eginal6 8. Softer, Sc Sf-
fi8iere ,rno POOP Manm itarf, ben
SunOeseto geIeiitet uno lit bamit elm
SbeiI Der 8unoesarmee gemorben.
Die Gr5tIihe llnteriufung Der
2eltte mar SamStngs beenOet lpor6en.
Die Salfte Der Wtili5en befano lid,
bel Ser @ioesleiitllng nod in Gipil.
fleiOung, bod bieB eS, llniformen
1elen fir lie in Ser 8aii'ngalIe Dor.
Barber.
Gas 9. Observation-Disclosures e.
.ginlent mobnIe in Starte bon 1900
@tonn ser NtcIie in Der ct. YatriGS.
I&atbeoraIe bel. mo Moniionorc Ga.
belle Die 8re6igt belt. aIs bos Ga.
,frament ge5eigt muroe, ertonte Dos
;Sornii9nal pIftung". Na6 BEN
&ir4gong 5ei9te abiittant Belbum
IN Der @affenbale Dem &eeiment Die
&egimentSfabne, Delde 35 &inge
trdst fir 80 S6lad)ten uno @efedte,
tan benen ous ieit 1899 ~beitebenoe Ste
gintent tbeilgenommen bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-02
SSrauen ais Irbeiterinneu.

8ie m,S Chicago gemeI6et miro,
fat Ser superintendent Der 8roB-
idladterei BON WoriS & 60. erfldrr,
DaB lie ben 8eg frei gemadt bdtten,
UNI Srmlen in irgerlo elmer Steaung
5u beifdftigen, Die lie a%us5rfiiQen
iutitanoe iinb. gbenIo ioqen anaben
nnh Woglibfeit gu entipre6enber
9eiddftig1tng berange3o9eu per6cn.
@leife grfldrungen baben aid on.
oere 6irmen erlaiien. Die 8nobell
iolen insbeionoere in iad}gemGber
Wetie fir ben 0ienit in ben Sd)laht.
bauiern berangebiloet peroen. 9il.
les 6ortfommen miro Den Srauen bon
Der 8lirlington+@iienbabn in Nus.
iidt seite1t, Die 10000 IuseiteItc
beidaftigt. Irmolrr & SO. ge6eu be.
FAINT, bob alein burlbert Office An.
geitellte ibren 0ienit nieoerlcgcn mcr-
ben, Inn in Die 9lrrnee einSu.retcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-02
Heribing's Sffisiere anf Der
Shnlbanf.
amerifaniiben llebungslager
in Sranfreid).)

@om amerifanii6en llebungslager
in Srantreid).)
Cine groBe Nn5abl amerifanli6er
Sffi5iere begab iif am %. SlIi nab
fran50iilden ulto britii6en WilitGr.
ifpulen, nm einen Idngeren &1trS IN
Ser mooernen 9riegsfilArun9 Ourd).
5umahen. @enn Der &llrS a6lolpiert
lit, lperben aroere SffiSiere an ibre
Stellen t~reterl, uno ipdtcr pcroen
mld Die llnteroffi5iere an Die Gteibe
fommen.
Der 2ager-Gommanoant peieerte
lid, lein anitrengen6eS Sagespro.
gralnm 81 dnoern, u1r0 bat li6 auf
cine SlrlpeftionStour bcgebe1.
Die WilitGrfaplGne erleoigtcn frii6
ibre SonntagspflidtelL inoem lie lid
III Illtomobilen bon elmer Sagerab-
tbeilllng sur aloeren begaben. Sic
bielten Mnipraden on Die Solouten
un0 ermubnten lie, iid) ibrer auf.
gabe miirbig 81 ertpeiIeu. 2abei 5oa.
ten lie ibnen fir ibre SaItung lur0
quite Siibrung InerfennitnJ un0 bos
ben lobenb berpor, oaB eS biSber 3lt
feiner Heiberei nit Der Gipilbepolfc.
ring gefommen lei.
Die @ottesoienite, Die eriten I'M
Eager, mlroen ourfppeg nift nah
einem beion0ercn Hit1tS abgebulteu.
Solbaten fatboliIber 8onfeiiion Dor.
ten Die Inipraden Der 8apldne, ltno
piele bon ibnen begaben lid nab ben
&irden Der gta6buridaft, I'M Ser
Weiie bei5upobnen. IS mar Rlrbe,
tag mir Die 9elltc, Die am Radmitta9
eiuem 9nllpiel beilpobnten. Eau.
Ienoe bemlbten Die 8elegerbeit, mad,
&mtie slt id,reiben, uno Die Sffi5iere,
melde als 3enioren flingierten, pa.
rem 6aber polairf beid0ftiat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-02
pSubm g~arlegeorn" in SeidJen,uascn
inter Nmgen Der Yeb6roe.

Sn Bangor, Waine, lit oSobn
garlepcorn", ooer oob penigitens 70
8aaonen BON ibm, in einem 2eiden.
wagen o5u @rabe" geiabren morOen.
Sinter Dem Seid)empagen faH,en in
3litid)en Ole .Gralternoen" mie bel
einem ridtieen 2eidengefolge.
WbiSfep Sdmugeler batten, nm
Dem nellen Staasgeies, neldeS Oen
transport bon Mlfobol nab perbote-
mem Scrritorilm u~nteriagt, 81 emit.
geben, 70 @alonen Seuer1paiier in
einem Sar9 untergebrad)t, ben Sarg
IN einen Seihempagcn geiteat uno
iubren bamit in ieierlid)er Yro5eliioil
inter ben Iuger Ger Iutoritaten
Ourd bte Stabt 5l einem bisber I'M.
befonnt g%ebliebenen 8eitimmungsort.
Si~nterorein famer Elm babies 9us.
emo 8utiden init perbangten Gen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-02
&atbpliides &inoerbeim fir
ct. Yaul.

Nus ct. Ball miro gemeloet:
Oas alte 9arpentellr-Seim an Der
Gale. uno &onoo.S traBe in ct.
Baul, in benz befanntlih Elm fatboli.
ihes &inberbeim errid]tet meroen loa,
miro sur 3eit ben notbigen buulit)en
8er1nber1mgen unterrporfen lrno NIT
allen mooernen ginrittuneen per-
ieben. 9em Snuie miro cine Ora.
trone poriteben, lotpie 5Dei Warterin.
men, cine sur Cages. unb Die auoere
5llr Nadt3eit. @eldenfe in gaar
ODER Ginrihtungsitiife perben bereit.
ipiQigit entgegengenommert. Nitglie.
Der Der fatboliihen Srauan.@ereini'
gung bon ct. Yulll uno minneapolis,
Die einen Sabresbeitrug bon So lei.
item, baben Den 8etrieb oeS SeimS
iiberltommen. SIN fommenoen Sep.
tember ioa Die grofinung besieIben
ltattfinoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-02
Gin Nciu Oprfer sesen l1.Suute.

Ger Gipil -Sngenielrr Sobn 8.
Senfen bon geo. 500 5. Ipey SEEM
Yorf, befaBt fid nit Dem Nan, gng.
Iano ltrto Sranfrei6 bur6 cine Herbe
bon SunnelS unter Dem 8anaI si
perbinoen uno baorr6 Der Saltdy-
bootgefdbr, iotpeit Der @erfebr 5tpi.
ften beiben 2Gnoern in 9etradyt
fonlmt, elm @noe 81 bereiten. Sein
Nlall, init Dem iih oie britfife Ge.
gierling befabt, iiebt BEN 9Glt bon
bier Sunnelrobreu Dor.
Seen an ibm-0enn oaS Yroieft Der
11ntertunnelier1tng bes &aralS lit
itber 80 Snbrc aIt-iit Die 3abl Der
&0bren, ioapie Die iiberruideno fltr5e
9ou5eit. Serr Sender gIaltbt NAM.
lid imitairbe 5i iein, ieine @ltfgabe
binnen apenigen @tonaten 81 loien.
Or mill Dies nit &ilfe bon adJt
gtdibtnen ~5ritan6e brin8en, Die alts
eeblih imitatroe iiro, IN ieoer Stltrroe
ben Ban INN 100 SUB sat foroern.
8ier Waitinen ipiirocn altf Der eng.
liide1L bier ollf Der fran5oiiifen
Seite nit Der 9obrung elmer HGbre
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