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French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-02-22
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1917.
FLORIDA ADVERTISING.

Hendersonville is doing in a small
way what the editor of the Hustler has
long felt profitable scheme of adver-
Using. Last week contract was
placed for considerable space in eight
of the leading daily newspapers of
Florida, to cover a period Of six weeks,
inviting the tourists in that section to
stop over at HendersonYille on their
way back home.
The copy for these advertisements
has been prepared by Mr.. Edwin Gill,
of the Gill Advertising agency, of Ashe-
vile, and carefully reviewed by the
advertising committee of the Board of
Trade. In addition to the newspaper
campaign, moving picture slides,
specially designed for Hendersonville,
are being shown in theaters of each of
the eight cities for a months time.
We believe that the two above meth
DDS of prOmulgating Hendersonville's
Advantages to the public will bring re-
suits, and in the future to increase the
results we should increase the adver-
Using campaign.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-02-22
WHO WROTE IT9

We are in receipt of a letter signed
Taxpayer which contains some very
interesting information about our
school taxes; but due to rule that has
been handed down to us and inforced
by the Hustler for at least twenty
years we cannot print the same until
the author gives us his or her name.
Every week or so we are confronted
with similar cases. Sometimes the
author complied with the request and
sometimes we never hear any more
from it.
8 A person conscientiously against the
increase of school taxes in Henderson
vile should not be afraid to come out
in the open. While the Hustler has
gone on record as favoring the in
creased tax, yet it must be clearly I'M
derstood that the columns of the Hust-
Ter are just as much open for one side
as they are for the other. The Hustleris
your home town paper, and every citi-
zen should Feel that they have per-
feet liberty in contributing to it's col
umns, so long as they stay within
reason. .~s
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-02-22
TROUBLE is BREWING.
measure.

The present method of electing coun-
! ty school boards received a considera-
bic jar in the State Senate last week,
when that body passed bills providing
for election by the people of three
counties,-Bertie, Franklin and Wayne.
Aweek previous the BERTHE county bill.
which passed through the House in the
rush during the first week of the So;
sion, failed of passage in the Senate.
by a vote of % to "a. But Senator
McCoin, of Vance, who had voted
against the measure when it was III
der consideration, changed his mind
and made a motion to reconsider
vote by which the bill failed to pass it,.
second reading On reconsideration.
advocates of the bill managed to mus
ter sufficient recruits to put it through.
and quickly followed the Franklin and
Wayne bills, which had practically
easy sailing.
Coming from the House, the BERTHE
bill encountered resistance and had the
opposition been well organized it
would not have passed the Senate. A
"c1incher" on the day it first failed OF
passage would have put it to sleep "for
keeps" But it is too late now. The
food gates are open and the Assembly
is likely to be deluged with local bills
of like character, unless the House
shall decide. to stand pat'' and pre-
vent any further mischief of this kind.
The bills relative to the counties of
franklin and Wayne; having originated
in the Senate, may be held up in the
House in which event the BERTHE bill
would add only one more county to the
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-02-22
Observations Of North
Carolinian in the Great West
Is the "Lond Of the Sky and Especially Hender-
SON County Interior to the West.
written Especially the EIusHer by j. Ricknan)
Is the Land Of the Sky" and Especially
SON County Interior to the West.
written Especially for the Hustler by ThOs. j. Rickan)

.fUlI view What is on this lone top?
you ask-several acres thickly strewn
with big rocks mostly in cubes and OF
restangle shapes and as one gazes on,
he can well imagine some titanic
building project with foundation stones
assembled an dthen the undertaking
abandoned as one too great for mortal
man. If there is a school-boy or girl
in Henderson County who wants to be
astonished at Creation let him or her
take time, in early life, or at least
some time in life to reach this peak
above the, clouds, and see if he does
not almost realize Jules Vernes ro-
mances as actual truth. It is useless
and foolish for any one to try to write
complete description of what one
sees, for it cannot be done-there are
too many turns, twists, curves, crests
wastes. stretches, gazes, depths, can
yons, cliffs, falls, pinnacIes, dazes,
blue peaks, towering monuments
grand vistas, near scenes. distant
scenes. billowy clouds below depths of
snow. subl1mity, immensity, ininity.
ub1quttX. everlasting Creation, The SUI
preme God Himself-you simply can
not describe what you have seen. The
trip Is living chapter in the life of
every one who takes it. Your eve can
take in sixty thousand square miles of
mother earth and in spite of Won it be-
comes strained and you feel like COW
erlng your face as Moses did, when he |
came down from Sinai. |
. Inc Garden of the Gods, near where
our friends, Andrew and David Daven-
port once resided. must be left for our
next article, as well as some more in
terestlng things in the heart of the
Rocky Mountains.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-02-22
bility of providing for the future.

With plenty of room properly ar
ranged, heated. lighted and ventilated
with sufficient number of good teach
ers, with laboratories. Industrial and
commercial rooms, with an auditorium
where all pupils and their parents can
assemble at one time, we will have in
a very short while a school second
to none in the state, school that will
bring people here simply. for its adj
Vantages, a school that will be the
pride of our town, that in time will
make OF Hendersonville a healthier
safer, more desirable town TO radults
and children alike in which to live
move and have their being. It is SIRE
" worth the cost. - 81. 3
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-02-22
ANNOUNCEMENT.

I wish to state that I have severed
my connection with Mr.. J. w. Nc
lnLyre IN the electrical business, but
VIII continue to do electrical work.
also steam and hot water heating.
When in need of my services, call
phone. 383-W until I secure a location
for my business.
2-22-2tp O. STACY.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-02-22
Found a SIRE ThIng.

|. B Wixon, Farmers Mills, N. Y, has
used Chamberlain's Tablets for years
TOT disorders Of the stomach and liver
ana says, sChamb pertains Tables are
the best I have ever used. " Obtain
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-02-22

small list that select their boards Of
education by popular vote.
1t is regretable that any legislation
affecting the educational system of the
State should have been enacted. And
we hope that not a single other bill of
the kind will get through now, or
hereafter.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-23

Between Boards: Sales: 10, 20, so
n. 3. & NJ, 10; 10, 10, 5 Hawn. Pines,
44.75; so, 20, 80, S, II WaiaIua, 25.75;
sc, 5 Eva, 1875.
Session Sales: 10 n. 3. l. NJ, 10;
5 II. c. 4 s., 46.75; II, -, S Oahu,
2s.s7Ia; 80, IS, rs, Is, 5, 20 Oahu, 80.
Latest sugar quotation: 90 deg. test,
7.46 cents, or $149.2o per ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-23
SUGAR DRAWBACK
DUTIES ARE KILLED
DESPITE PROTESTS
Manufacturers Declare ProViS-
ion of Revenue Bill is
Merely "J0ker"

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. IL
Sugar men entered a loud protest
against a provision in the war rev
enue bill eliminating the drawback on
sugar duties. However. the senate
finance committee insisted upon the
retention Of the clause, contendins
the provision would put millions OF
dollars into the government treasury
The committeeman had their waJ.
Now sugar experts come back with
the assertion that the provision Is
merely a joker; that 1t will not add
one cent to the federal revenues. They
quote figures to back this assertion.
Under existing laws imported sugar
lays full duty. but il exported subse
quently 80 per cent Of the duty paid is
refunded The refiners mix sugar from
various sources in making up their
export product The elimination OF
the drawback-the SO per cent rebate
will not put that SO per cent into
the treasury, it is asserted, because
refiners will place their sugar i'll
bonded warehouses when they import
1t and will then, after refining it, ex,
port it without having paid a tariff
duty at all. The only thing they will
lose by this process will be the right
of mixing sugars. That cannot BE-
done In bonded warehouses.
The committee was told that its plan
would not work" but a majority IN
sisted that the provision should be re,
tanned in tbs bill. As finally written
the provision is mostly the work OF
Chairman Simmons, although an actu,
airy and Prof Taussig Of the tariff
commission, were asked to draft pro
visions covering the drawback. which
the committee subsequently rejected.
There can be little doubt" said the
committee in explaining the elimina
ton Of the drawback, that under
prevailing conditions the shortage OF
sugar In Europe will continue to be
supplied by American refiners, not
withstanding the repeal of the draw.
back. Therefore it is not believed
the repeal of the drawback at this
time will materially affect the expor.
tation of refined sugar"
The committee was told that the
drawback results in a loss to the
treasury, a burden upon consumers
and an added, unjust profit to the re-
timers. The report indicates that the
committee was somewhat inclined to
accept these views.
The amount of drawback paid or
the expectation Of sugar has increased
enormously since the war began. The
amounts for the last five years are
1912. $1,364.0S5; 1918, $1,420,937; 1874
$647.74 1915, $5,401,173; 1916. 49,.
771,181.
England prefers to import sugar
from the United States, not because
she is unable to refine a sufficient
supply for herself, but because she is
using the refineries for the production
Of war munitions.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-23
SINGLE ELECTED HEAD
OF KAIMUKl COMPANY

r. W. Single was elected president
of the Kaimuki Land Co., Ltd, at
meeting last Friday Other officers
are IF. E. Steere, vice-president; H.
Dunshee, treasurer; ]. M. Laird,
secretary; r. w. Single, F. E. Steere,
H. Dunshee. J. M. Laird. A. N Camp
bell directors, and John Guild, auditor.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-23
Sugar 7.46cts
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.
I'd.
Members Honolulu Stock and Bond
Exchange
Fort and Merchant Streets
Telephone 1903
COCONUT ESTATE
FILES REPORT

The report on the condition of the
bindings Coconut Estate for the half
year ending June 80, 1917, has been
filed by Manager Cookson and shows
the estate to be flourishing.
The report says:
The palms are looking very we'll
as the wet season has given them a
good growth and the foliage is of good
color and appearance. The expendi
lures have been we'll within the estt
mates.
The harvesting Of the cocoruts has
commenced and 5000 nuts have al
ready been picked. The demand for
copra is poor at present owing 10 a
lack of freight space.
1T is expected that the company
will be given the additional area re-
Gently applied for, approximately soc
acres
The manager expects 20 get en-
opinion at an early date by q Iual
flied mining engineer on the mercury
tin deposits on the company's proper
ty."
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-23
COMMERCIAL NEWS
'OIL AND beer
KEEP Climbing

Honolulu Oil continued its upward
stride today going to $3.50. at which
price a block OF $500 shares was
bought Montana Bingham was a fair
trader around 49, MADEIRA dropped to
80 bid. IL asked.
Honolulu Brewing took another
bracer under the announcement Of in
creased dividends and went to SIS.
Sugar stocks were still off with some
slight gains noted. Olaa dropped near
~ point to 1112, while Oahu on &C
tive trading sold up to $50 again.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-23

Sales: 600 NJ. Products, .oe; 500
Bingham, .4s; $50, so Hon. Oil, SIS;
500 II. Oil, 5.37Ia; $500 II. OH, $50;
100 MADEIRA, ~; rs Enseis, e.s7Il;
1900 N King, .21; 100 NJ Products, .os;
1000 Bingham, .46; $50 Hon. Oil, $50.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-23

ment or to private interests"
The senator will complete his ex
position Of the bill tomorrow and will
be followed by Senator McCumber Of
North Dakota. Senator La Toilette
expects to submit his minority report
on Monday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-23
Honolulu Stock Exchange
MERCANTILE

Thursday Aug. %.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-23
UNLISTED SECURITIES.

Thursday, Aug. %.
OIL
Bid Asked
Honolulu Con. OIL. 5.s7Na $50
MINING
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-23
DAILY REMINDERS

Wanted-Two more passengers for
motor party around island. - each.
Lewis Garage, phone 2141.-Adv.
For Distilled Water. Hires Root
Beer and all other Popular Drinks
try the Con. Soda Water Works Co
ADV.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-23
STAR-BULLETIN GIVES YOU
ToDAY'S NEWS TODAY
MINERAL PRODUCTS COMPANY.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that pursu-
ant to a resolution of the stockholders
at the annual meeting held on July
90, 1917, a Special Meeting Of Stock
holders is hereby called for Monday,
September 10, 1917, at 3 o'clock p. m,
at the rooms of the Chamber of Com
merce, Kauikeolani Building, King
Street, in Honolulu.
The purpose of this meeting is to
authorize the sale by the Mineral Pro-
ducts Company to a corporation to be
incorporated under the laws Of the
Territory of Hawaii and to be known
as the Mineral Products Company,
Limited, an Hawaiian corporation, of
all the assets, rights and franchises
of the Mineral Products Cor pany, a
Nevada corporation, and for such 9TH
er business ancillary thereto as may
be brought before the meeting.
MINERAL PRODUCTS COMPANY,
BY G. s. WAREHOUSE,
Secretary.
6S71-16t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-23
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned had purchased all the right,
title and interest in the firm Retire
and Supply Company, doing business
at 1892 Nuuanu street. Honolulu. from
Young Kwong Che, and that the un,
dersigned will manage the said bust
ness hereafter.
YUEN YIN.
Dated August Is, 1917.
6S71-Aug. %, %, "A.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-15

9dmiidtS GStss 9rgn3 DerHnllirlt ttHt
gefsn alisasasLaneentE.

'
Nus Berlin iplroe unlGhgIi ii6sr
cine fegensrei6e germitilungsarbsit
beg DdniIhen @otsn &reuses bsrihs
tst: Die ruFii1e RsgisruRg bsidefs
tigte felt seraumer Set Dtsls 3nlieas
be ppn aritgsgefangenen OH benz gau
Der MlurmaneiItnbaba auf Der &plds
9aIbiHIel. Die iraurigen llmIIanpe,
Inter osnen bic bort bsfinolidsn
8riegs gefangcnen gu Ieiosn battsH
ttno an btreu MirtanS 3dbiloIs Cps
fer erlagen, iinb Oer SeffentIidteit
betannt. Die 0eutIhs 6eeresuermals
tung fab ii6, nadbem bic erbo6tnsn
proteite feline 9sTerung 81 e~rJIeisa
permo4ten, seSipuugtn. als 8ergels
tung 1000 ruifii9e Sffi3iere IN
Mdnnl9aftslaeer iiber3ufi6ren mo
lie bort elmer beionDers Itrengen ges
banoInng 81 ~untsr5ieben. Die ruIiide
Regieruug autlportete biernuf nit Der
MaBresel, baB am 10. lopembtr
fdnltltte lrtegsgefaH9enen 0eutiGen
0ffi3iere In RuBlan0 gleihfaas IN
Mannl6aftslaser osIsgt unO Der gIeis
den gebanolung, ipie Dieie ruiiThen
Sffi5isre in DsutialunO unterporIen
pur0en.
Nun lit es, uo9 ebe bic 0sutI9s
Regierung 3u elmer msiteren NerI1drs
flung unO Ausbsbnuug Der bon ibr
bsabIi6tietsn @egsnm1brtget tam, Der
bo9ber5igen @ermttiIung Der prdIis
benton Oes l6pebilden uno 6dniI1eH
Roten &reu3es, S9ren t0nia!iaen
5obeiten prin5en aorI BON Gmipss
ben un0 prin3en WdIbemdr pon Dds
nsmart, g%elunsen, cine Giniguug bers
bei5uFiibrsn. rad elmer Mttteilunq
oss 3aren piro bonn 1. Snuar an
tsin ariegs9efangener me6r in
ben Gebieteh Der Wiurmanba6n auf
Der aOlOs6albinjt Iid befinoen.
0Iei65eitig lisB Der Gar ben gsfebl
ergsben, bdB nit Den 8craeitungss
mabnabmen gegsniiber ben brutlden
Offi3ieren ~auf3ub0ren iei. 4noersrs
feits or0nete Der beutIne Safer ali,
oaB Io9Iei4 bic 1000 rufiInen Diff
3iere IN Gffi3iersgsfangeuenlager ill,
riidgebroht un0 pieoer in poIIein
umfange als 0ffBiere bsbauoslt ipers
ben.
Den bobeu prdFOenten Ses I6pts
oii6tn unO odnii9en aoten area3es
gtbiibrt DIR boQs 3ant bts 0eatIaen
9oIiss, DAB Ourd ibre 8ermittluag
3uftdnOe beieitigt ipurben Die bic
ernIteten 5oIgen fir bic gtriegsgetans
gtten Der beiosn 2dnOer bdtteR bsrs
bsiiiibren t6nnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-15
9as yaatid BON ensfD.

Inter Dem 3itsl Dos RdtieG BON
2u3t@ mslOst Der QrisgsbsriftsrItat ate
ter oss Better GloBD4 bstm 4rmss.
GbsrtommanOD abtr bic Worgdnge bei
Der raHiFhtn SuniOffsnliOs f~oloenoss:
Die Borsdngs bel Qa3t i'm SUM
l. 5. perosu INNER Elm RdtIel bIeis
ben. Wir fno bsuts 70 fart, unisre
grfoyge 10 esfpnItia uno ithtbar, CAB
man G's3f beute ruhig ais bas be-
3siGjntn tatf, mas es mar, als Elm
idhes, u~ueriUartetss 1eilosbaCIe. Man
pubte toH Der gruFDlopfden 0fFsns
fine. Qber bic mertipiirbigsn llmfdn>
be, mater benen Der Ginbrnh erfoIgte,
fino biz beuie nod nift auIgetIdrt.
an Der Ginbru9iteIie tan0eR Sluei
D~ipifionsii. Us febIts t~tintBluegs an
asIerpsn, bidt binisr ben beibsH 9is
%Diionsh iionoeH 5ipti iptiters DiuiIios
nen. Die StsLIun9en tpdreu ftit ntrs
orabist. 6inier BEN erItsn Gtsllungen
ipar etae Slpeits Qinie. Mud General
2iaiingeu. Dem banols bic ~angsgrtFs
Tsnt armee unterItonD, bate BEL Isis
rsBt @ertrag bsim 4rHieeobsrtoms
fih nod aedubsrt, bab IT isbe
gtnbruhsmSgtidfsit Der Rnfsn ols
pbantaitifh bs5sihneB f0nns. Der
Ginbrud gslong trobDem. Sect bait
ten 0ie HuHen Elm sin3igss JntereHs,
ben 69lag nod I9tpersr biE5uiteIsu
uno i'm als triegssntfdsiotno at be-
setGnen. Sic ranntsn dls geIanges
nsnbsats 100000 Nianu unb nod
mshr. Sn Wabtbsit ginssu bsi qusl
$1,000 JeuetsstDebre bstIorsn tn
5orm cen 9otsn, @sfangsuen iinb
aiht 81 bergtnbsn gsrtpnnbstsn. 9its
1T 0it rt.ane 9abl.1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-15

9tt psrfpdtste Bur t.
IpaHagisr (alis Dem WartsIoal an Der
5ahrtartsnfduIter f~tir5enb): Do
ldnft Der 3ug idon elm unO i9 bab,
ebsn bel. WurIt getnuft - t0nnte i'd
bic nidt gegen cine Jabrtarte mad
giirbauTen umtaufdMg@
Bette Gmpfe1Iuna. -
9atte: sDiefe 3ofe nimmR Da9
Die bat bod 70 m~iisrable 3sugniis
Iel"
Gattin: Run ia, aber oas T6Ie6.
feIte Dot is bon metner 5reanbin,
Ter aau5leirdtin. Oas tperbe id
i6er bic isbt ales b0ren t0Rnm2@
ertldrHng. .gater, ipos
III Bonn Elm Qutootoatt2@
rDammer 9aob, bSs plrb bolt
Daner ftf, btr mo a gbauflsnrI9aP
bur9ma6t.~
Die sJbsa q a.
3ionale" in anm pernimmt, baE
bic 8anto Stdlidna 8isecnio Den
puln55o Gbigbt I'm A Midiontn ct.
iporben bat. Der BdIar, ber btsber
SiB Der DIterrsidifdsn Gtianbtf6ofs
an Guirinal mar, ipirO nun 9Th Der
Capitalization Der Bant.
8e1etmnenb 1usuks
briifi. - Mutter: rg1un, bnft Oh
Deinsn 9aittn i4On uutst BEN pafis
toffeI94
Junge @beTrau: 1Hein, nit fiirs
ZEN nod cine iinsniidisbent gbs.@
Sn Der 3eitnngsers
pebitiDn.- Mite Jungftr: Die
fts 5eiratsgefnh molten Gis, falls
ui6t Niberruf erfoIgt, in adttdsis
gen 3pifdsnpauIen iedsmaI onfz
rsbmeH bic Miitgift lit jsbssmaI
flint Sduisu6sr gu srb5btn!'
-3eraIs6 1mug1Ier Be-
fannie 9apib Sisaer Don gal3ers
(QihtsnTtsin) bsrungIildis BEL EIberg
bel eintr EdmugelsrTnhrt lbtr ben
Abein nnD ertronl. Geint Bonosl
ipurOs ron Der I4Dtistrifdsn wrtnss
ipans unIstfunbtn.
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CrioineGe gia,si0.

Sn elmer Der leBten gtddie ii6ers
raidteu, 10 farsibt man bet .3iitis
der poit", bic Genfer poIiseisDmmii.
fire gibert uno 5eBlet nit i6rsm
petIonal morgsns I'm 8 llbr oas SPA
tel 9erminus, BON benz idon geraas
me 3eit oa8 @erii4t gina, oas 6Drt
fdiper geIpieIt psroe. Die 4usunft
Der p0Ii5eibeamten bro1te bic Serrs
fhaften, bic iult an ben Gpieltiihen
IdBen, an Oenen es I'm betrddtlIde
ginfdBs ging. in grrBe gtTfur3uug.
Die metiien ioolIten, ibI iJsIo sutams
msnraffeno, fIisben, lpur0en baran
aber pDn ben etiDa 5tpan3tg gpIi3iIten,
nelde Die aommifdre begleileten, az
bincert. 8ds duf SEN Gpsttilhen
Iiegenbe @el0 nurDc beI1IagHabmt
uno bic Wtitglieosr oes ,Gerrie 1ers
minus' etpa 30 an Der 3aEl, nar0en
ailfs apmmifartdt geiii9rt, 100 man
tire Soentitdt feiiftslfte. Die msfiien
gebDrten bet pguteH GsTelf9aFt"
0eufs an mo nur einige pefbdhtiqe
@Iemente iDarDen ndber beIebsn.
Dieter ppli5eiliGt 9sFuf mitten III
Der Qaht, beri9tet Der ,@eaebois@.
eHtbebrte nitht elmer pittoresIen 6eiis.
4ommiHdr Gilbert Der oas 4itri6ut
Isines Qmtes, ben Stab, In BET 6ano
belt. Ipra6 beim Beirefsn 6es 5ads
les bic D~erbeiBenben gg1rte: u5onbe
buhl@. ginit Ser Gtieter, 6le bta
barmIuieR Sfnb fiir eint Waffe beI4
ten, btrIdpnnoen IN iArer garHt iDie
bar9 8er5au6erung. MHfdnaliA
glaubte man, ite ieien Our9 einen aes
btinen aasgang in Der Wan0 ents
fIpben, bod balO f1nb man Te sis
lammen9etauert utter einem 3itde j..
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ben idmtli9e Ginri9tungen Der
Spieltifhe t~pnfis5iert. 81 i6einL
ooB oas s5nltitut" ausge3eiaaet aina.
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eriitiert, ioaen Die Gepinne, Bic es
e~r5islte, 0as runoe Giimmmm bon
bunberttauIeub Granten ausmaden.
Mdn fpielte bod unO einias purieien
pereinigtsn onF Dem grunen SUD
mtbrere taulenb 5rdnten. Ginnal
ristisrte un0 berIor Elm Spieler 1000
5runtsn auf eintn G9lag. Die Gptes
le. bic praiti3iert tpurbsn, ipartn
polsr, 8otnrat unb Oas Giitnbabns
fpieI.
SIN 3ulammsnbdng nit bieIsE
NaittsiIungsn Itsbt cine 3uItrift. BE
Senior .SuihsA psrofintlidt.
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ihrsibt BITE Witlpt auooln, sic Wtfs
germ bes 6otsl ,Sermimse. init
gegenpdttiaem besbrs it mid, Gis
babOH in aenntnis gu tssen, oub
5Otsl felt benz 81. Sanuar 1916
on bic ierbiIGs &oIonls psrmieet 1T
nn0 baB Dds 6aus Ourd Germ
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g%enennttn 1aBs baden bisie 6errsa
IN ben Sol0Es bss 5oteIs immer gss
fpitIt. Domit mein 5aus nidi iir
ipdtert 3siien Oistreoititrt miro. BIZ.
e ID Sis, oitis JsHIisauHg 80 psr.
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