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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-18

Berlin, April 16. Via London, April
ia day of apprehension in Berlin
ended tonight without alarming
events. The threatened strikes be-
cause of a reduction in the weekly
bread ration materialiZed in only a
portion of the larger factories and did
not affect transportation nor public
utilities. The strike leaders had plan
ned an elaborate system of street
demonstrations, which We're to unite
in outdoor assemblages, but Indictment
weather kept down enthusiasm. Some
Of the factories affected announced
tonight that the workmen would re-
sumo work tomorrow. In others
meetings will be held in the morning
to decide the future course of the
strikers.
The streets are quiet tonight, but
the police are still on guard. The
government authorities declare that
they will make 10 effort to interfere
with the strikers, because they are
only registering disapproval of the
new food regulations and are expected
to resume work everywhere before the
end of the week. The strikers are
belonging to the Liebknecht Ledebor
branch of the Social Democracy. The
Scheidermann group is not striking.
The NOrWaertS, the organ of the
Scheidermann socialists, presented a
warning against striking for fear that
it would interfere with efforts to OBJ
tain a separate peace with Russia
There We're no strikes in factories
employing the so-called Christian
Unions.
The workers were in all the factories
as usual this morning, but an hour
late. Apparently there was an agree
ment to march through the Inter
dem Linden to Charlottenberg- The
police, however, prevented the parad
ers from entering Unter-den- Linden
and most OF the Friedrichstrasse and
prevented the various parades from
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-18

The aggregate of livestock at Bris hton.
Watertown and the local slaughter
houses:
This week: Cattle 1887. sheep 1851,
calves 1850, hogs 1865
Last week: Cattle III, sheep S142
calves 657S. hogs 2l.331.
One year ago: Cattle 1906, sheep $685.
calves 1854, hogs 1886.
MAINE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle 243. sheep H. calves 63S. hogs 5S2
TONE OF THE MARKET
There was a good demand for beef
cattle and prices held at about the
previous range, though later in the
day, when the market had become
pretty we'll filed. prices showed a
tendency to weaken. Some choice cat
tie were brought in, selling from
10 1-2 % II 1-2c. Some very fancy
cattle if at hand probably would have
brought more. Good steers and oxen
sold at IL q 10 Lee, ordinary 1-2
a 1-2c, and poor 1-2 q 1-2c. For
the best cows and heifers there was a
good demand at 1-2 q. 8 1-2c, with
extra good ones at &c. Good average
cows brought IL a 1-2c, poor to
ordinary IL 20 1-2c, and bolognas
and Gamers 4 "a % 5 lee. The sup
ply of bulls was ample, the market for
good bulls ranging from a SC, with
choice up to &c.
Veal calves were in the usual heavy
supply and the market was quiet and
unchanged. Average calves sell at
ABOUT a 10c, with choice heavy veals
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-18

ecutive committee meeting held at the
State House, Augusta, Tuesday a
meeting of the kennebec county
branch on food production and conser-
walton was held at the county head
quarters, new Purinton building, Au-
gusta.
At the county meeting Hon. w. j.
Thompson of South China was chos-
en- chairman, and A. L. Deering of Au-
gusta, field secretary.
A meeting will be called of the chair
man Of selectmen of every town in
Kennebec county to be held at the City
hall council rooms, Augusta, Friday,
April 20, beginning promptly at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon. Any other in
terested citizen will be welcome at this
meeting.
The county committee will provide
several speakers to explain the serious
food shortage we are facing, the ne
cessity for immediate increased pro-
duction and the steps by which some
of the labor, fertilizer. seed and finan-
cial troubles can be met.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-18
Print
Men Plead


New York. April 17.-Tentative pleas
Of not guilty were entered before. U.
S. Judge Cushman today by the sew
en- men indicted last week on charge
of violating the Sherman antitrust law
in connection with the news print pa
per situation. The defendants who
were released on s3,00O,OOO bond each,
are Phillip T. Dodge. president of the
International Paper Co.; Alexander
Smith, a Chicago banker; George B.
Mead of Dayton, Ohio; Edward w.
Backus Of Minneapolis; George Cha
hoon, Jr, G. P. P. Gould and Frank ].
Sensenbrenner.. They were given until
April 80 to demur or take other legal
steps.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-18
Streets Of Berlin Quiet
After Threatened Strikes

joining. The police officials decla,,
that the strike trouble was over
Copenhagen. April 16, Via Londo.
April 1.-THE strike called TODAY !"
Berlin of metal and wood workers an
transportation employees is the s-,.
considerable labor trouble in the &c,
man capital since the munition worL
ers struck when DR.. Karl I.iebknecb,
was convicted of treason. At tb.,
time almost 100000 men were idle II,
three days.
The cause of the present strike :,
apparently the reduction in the bread
ration, the newspapers for Several
days past limiting at the possibility q.
such a domonstration. If. however, like
the previous strike, the present wall
out has been organized by the Radica
Socialists, there is 10 doubt that i
was the nature of peace demonstra.
ton.
The minor Socialist organization. If
which the bulk of the muniton ana
other Socialist workmen in Berlin he.
long, attempted to organize wOrkmens
professions from the factory quarters
in the outskirts of the city to the cen.
ter of the capital. \ semi official dis.
patch, the only one which has as ye
been allowed to reach Copenhagen
makes no mention of these professions
The dispatch, obviously carefully edit.
cd and censored, asserts that. despite
partial suspension of work by The
three branches of industry mentioned
work in the big munitions establish.
ments has not been intcrfcrcd with
and elevated and street car service is
proceeding normally. The latter is
probably in view of the proportion Of
women now employed on the elevated
systems and street cars. Yesterdays
German newspapers intimated tia,
the agitation among the workers was
in evidence elsewhere in the empire
particularly in Leipsic. No reports
have so far been received in regard 70
this phase of the situation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-18
OAKLAND

The general committee en- Communi
ty nag held a meeting Monday night
IN 9. A. K. hall. There We're present as
representatives Of the various organ
izations in town Miss Nora b. Greeley
and j. II. Morse Of the Community
chorus: Rev. F A. A. Killam Of the
Baptist church; Rev. Thomas Cross of
the Universalist church; Paris Manson
of the Methodist church: Miss Clara
Manter of the Free viii Rsnt;st
church: George w. Goulding, repre-
senting Sergt. Wyman Post, G. 4. p
and the Natanis Club: Miss Margaret
1o,,nsoh representing the Woman's
1'ehei CorpS ana Acme Rebekah
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-18

Meadowbrook Hunt Club members
and polo men are taking an active in
terest in preparedness. They have
begun to get the young men of the
Westbury, l.. l., section together to
organize them in clubs whereby they
could be quickly utilized for gun COM
panies, or other service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-18

A MAN AND WIFE TO WORK ON
farm. Apply w. w. Donaghy Pine ITe'
Stock Farm, Gardiner. Telephone t6-M w.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-18
Boston Livestock Market

Specially reported for the Kennebeo
Journal.
Stock Yards, April II.
MAINE.
At Brighton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-18
roo LATE FOR ClASSIFICA 7I0B
Observation-Disclosures

Wanted-Man and wife on farm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-18

joining. The police officials decla,,
that the strike trouble was over
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-18

kennebec County Meeting
At the close Of the Public Safety ex-
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-02
pAGe's WEEKLY LETTER

The new gin regulating law IS braced in the new Warehouse
 Marketing law. In a nut Fll the law charges all public s with a public use. which Rns that they are for public vice and are subject to regu. on, the same as railroads and Ter public utilities; for they II be licensed and bonded at
 rate of one dollar for each e of cotton they gin; that y shall during the ginning |e two samples, wrap and seal m and endorse on the sealed
 kage the bonded gin number,
 weight of the bale. the name fhe owner, the owner of the n raised on. the name of the ner. and a guarantee that the poles are fair and true. that
 cotton was not 9inned while
 !, that no water or other for. ? substances was put in the
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-02
ISLANDER

1 have seen the most respect able persons overwhelmed by it..
 At first a slight sound. skim ming the earth like a swallow before the storm, very softly 1t murmurs and purrs and sows in it's course a stream of poisoned arrows.
 It IS on somebody's mouth and softly it glides slowly in your ear. The evil Is done. It is born, it creeps, 1t walks and with growing power it goes from mouth to mouth.
 Then all of a sudden. can't tell you how. you see Slander strengthen up. hiss. swell and grow tall. 1t springs, stretches
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-02

ginner taking a sample for his own protection. The sample must not be more than one-third of a pound, and may be smaller.
 1 have made a contract with the U. s. Government for the coop erative assistance of two or more cotton graders for the com- ing season, and all cotton sam pies taken under this law when sent to me will be graded free of cost and a report of the grade will be sent to the owner. The trading will be done by Govern ment men on Government stand ards, adopted by the Cotton Ex- changes of New York. New Or leans. Atlanta, Memphis. Little Rock and twenty six other cot ton markets. Each cotton ex- change publishes official cotton quotations oE the different grades every day and after your cotton is graded you can look up the cotton quotations in Little Rock or any other market and learn exactly what it is worth. because your grade report will tell you exactly what you have.
 : X survey of grades and prices was made by the Government in nine states including Arkansas in 1913.14 and 38.OOO samples were examined. The report showed that the farmers got practically nothing more than middling price fo- their highest and best grades of cotton. and hat in Fl Dorado. Searcy. Cam
 len and other towns there was from S4.00 to SIP 50 difference paid for bales of the same grade on the same days. This will snow the importance and value of gin samples and Government grading. Heretofore. cotton
 from Arkansas, Oklahoma and Louisiana has been docked in price equal to five per cent by he spinners on account of the co,ton ginned wet, plated and talse packed. At the present !; ice this dockage amounts to : < dollars a bale. The object
 !. the law is to overcome this md other losses and wastes. and t. form a basis for systematic
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-02
Commissioner of Agriculture
CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED

CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED with local applications, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Cata rrh is . blood or constitutional disease. and in order to cure it you must take inter- nal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not quick med. icine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years and is regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers. acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two in- yrsdients is what produces such won- derful results in curing catarrh.
 F.J. CHENEY &CO.. Toledo, o. Sold by all Druggists 75c.
 Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-02

cotton for fraudulent purposes.
 The size of the press must be standard, not more than 27x54 inches, and not more than seven yards of standard bagging shall be used. A metal tag giving the bonded gin number and bale number must be attached to each bale. so 1t can always be traced and identified. It is a violation of the law to gin cotton while wet; to plate a oale of cotton: to take false samples or practice any fraud in ginning or packing cotton, or to fail to comply with any of the requirements of the law. including the attaching of tags and taking of samples.
 When two samples are taken. one must be sent to warehouse. and the other given to the own CT. If there be no warehouse the ginner may give both sam ples to the owner or keep one with the consent of the owner. There is no provision against the
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-02

marketing.s
 Some of the g!nners favor the law. Others oppose it. Some claim it is an inconvenience and will cause extra expense. It might be argued that to put bag ging and ties on the bale and to weigh the cotton before and after ginning. is also and ex- pense. but as these things are necessary the expense and trouble are forgotten. The gin law in this state is virtually a copy of the Texas Gin law. The Texas law was tested in the courts and upheld. The Texas law has been in force since 1914. The ginners tried to have it re- pealed but failed.
 John H. Page,
 Commissioner of Agriculture.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-02
4 TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kid ney and bladder troubles, dissol- yes gravel. cures diabetes. weak and lame backs. rheumatism. and irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in both men and wo- men. Regulates bladder trouble in children. If not sold by your druggist, will be sent by mail on receipt of s1.00. One small bot tie is two months treatment, and seldom fails to gerfect cure Send for swern testimonials. Dr. E. w. Hall. 2626 Olive Street St, Louis Mo. Sold by druggists.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-02

If it's brick you need see J. w. Marshal. His yard is on the Greeson place east of E0 Gordon.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-02

it's wings. whirls. envelopes, seizes, carries off. it flashes lightning, thunders and becomes a hue and a cry, a universal cho- rus of hatred.
 Who indeed could stop it? -Beaumarchais.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-02
RU UB.MY-TsS Ml

Will cure your Rheumafism Neuralgia, Headaches. Cramps. colic, Sprains. Bruises, Cuts and Burns. Old Sores, Stings of Insects Etc -Antiseptic Anodyne. used ia' seraally aud externally. Price 25c.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-14

ten oosr i'm Shatten bdlten. Wd6rsnb
Der Intpenouns b.s Sonnsnbdoes
tann man fBen. ssbsu, ftskn, Iiegrn,
gang nab ieoermanns @obIbebaaen;
nur 6iebernoe biirfsn Iid niht beipes
gen uuo mI1en aud moeIitit ms
ins Sonnenbao biu,insstragen Ooer
gefabren perben. nidt gebsn. Die tag
Itfe 0auer oss Commentaries fou an
fangs %penigsr uub bari crit fpGter
hts 81 eini9en Stunosn betra9sn. Rad
ben eriten SOnnenbGosrn seigt Ii6
mandmOI R0tuns Der 9aut, SUDDEN,
Seibsn. Matti9tsit, 6isber. Nun
brau6t ou9e9en nidts gu fun, oa bieIe
Grfdeinun9sn in Sur3s bon ieIbit
ihpinoen uno p0uig unihGbIif Fuo.
Iud tOmmt es bierauF gu elmer 8rGu.
nung Der 9aut. Die bic 3ormoIfarbe
Der lueibeu Ruifen 1T, uno Dem 4r,t
ben Setpeis Iiefert. oaB man iih Der
Some riG)tig ausoeIebt bat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-14
Shnbpanju

gu benz 9reiien 9er3os BON Dels
Iin9ton fam, aIs er NOD 9odittoms
handkerchief oss enslifaen !6esrss
mar, eine5 i6Onsn Cages Elm Nunn,
Der cine tueeIfidsre Weite .rfunoen
bate. Der feuererprobte Witfeger
BON Natsrloo fab Ii6 bag Ding nads
oeutIib an, uno Oann %entipanu iia
oa5 folgsn0e 3piegeiprdd:
.Wtrtlid tl9eIfeit?"
-. rSalppbl, unbeoing4."
rQsgsn Sic, bite, bic S6uBtpsite
an"
@ls ous eeI6sbeu, tpanote Iid NeI-
Iineton at feiusm @ojutunter:
~S6dffsn Sic mir iofort 3tpei Sus
fdntsriiten nit geIaosnem 9epebr CUR
SteQe."
dis Der Grfinber bag b0rte, nnbm
er fdIeuni9it ReiBuus uno paro ni6t
mebr geisben.
3as mar cine ettpds brditifGe uno
ntht gerabe uouiber3eugsnbs 9robe
auf ben Dert Der GrfinouuQ. 9enn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-14
SOnutllEGOcr.

9ds Sonnenboo er6eiIdt nebr
9oriidt als oas einfd6e Quftbao. Gin
Sonneubdo nimmt man nur, ruenn
bic 2ufttemperatur Jim S6atten ges
me7en) tpenigitens 60 @roo 6abrens
klt ooer mebr betrdgt. Der 6immsI
muB bel fuller Dttterung ionnig, bel
qrober 5t5e lam er aud beoedt ietn.
3us Sonuenbdo nimmt man ON BE-
ten gang natt Dor nur nit elmer
91beThur3e bstletost. @runoreael lit,
oaB man iih dlfo tut 10 lon9e in Der
Come oufbdtten oarf, als es elnem
pohltut, uno oann INNER 70 LANCE i'm
Gtattsr tis man bic Come Dieber
pertraaen tam. QIfo etpa Is Mlinu.
ten Soune. 10 W}inuten Shatten, Is
Minuten Come u'p. Bel oroBer 5ige
1T ofters Qbbrauien nit lauDarmem
o0sr aud tuItsm DoFer, je<na4 Gm,
%pftnoun9 zines jeoer. gu empfeblen.
Wdn bdrf bein Sonnenbao niAt
iduisen. Den gopf fol man nit Ell
nem teIsn. luftigsn StrO6but 6sf4ots
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-14
@u lit frei?
Boa g. Saset (Srsmen).

Ridt Der Stlaps sitler Sitter,
Der i'm Staub DOT 90Bsn tnist
limb ben 9ruBen nab Den 4usen
Qls Elm feie.r Ssudler fest.
Sarf ftd ftoIa Der 6rsibeit ribmen.
Dem fir folh' slsnoen Wtht,
Der ftets Snie uno Rihfsn beuget,
Strablet niht i6r bebres 2i9t!
Gbren3sidsn, Srbsnsbdn6h.n
S6mIden prGdtis 5par ous 2leib.
@6er Srsibeit, Mdunertpiiroe
&.insm bisie 3isr p.rl.ibt.
Mander. Der in i4Iihtsm 9tttel
pruntlos feline StraBe gebt,
Sreier % tpie itol3e Rittsr
Oft unb Diirosntrdger itsbt.
9enn muir Der lit frei gu uennen,
Wer nerebrt als bo9ites Gut
Wabrhsit unb mad benz 9epiFen
Sbns Sur6t oas R.dts tut.
Wer nidt fru9t: Was piro Srous
peroen2
Wirb es ni6t metn Shaoeu fein?
Wer0 id feline Sunit psri6er5en2
Der ift frei, nur Der ALIEN!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-14

Elm 8sriud am Sisrt0rper !. 9. bate
oiefen Wert rpobI oud tIarleeeu Ton,
men. 4uBeroem bat fi6 elm anner.r
grfiHoer. Der oieaeiht nidt edn3 nit
Hsdt oiel ~beipotteIte Sdneioermeiiter
Dome, Dor etpa or.iBig Sabren -
gum ~peuisftsn beridteten Die glGtter
oamals 10 - nit ieiuem tu9elii1eren
Sruitpanser Der pom s%iisrnen s9erSoe
i'm Grnit ooer Sders gstpputsn probe
unter5o9en. uno er bat babel aus
BEN oeutiden acknowledgement auf
lid idieBsn lafen: cine gang onoere
Sad. cIs * Elm S6ub aus oer
alien. gu Weuiustons s3eit u6Iidsn
Wustete.
Set 0otpes Saeen lit oann, Der
unssmein g~eitsigertsr @irtune Der
8epebrgeihoFe ru,gert, bic 6eriteI.
lung zines fuesIIi6eren 2eibpan,ers
pieoer um pieIss i6tpisriaer eetpors
ben. SroBoem babeu bic Grfinoer
aLsr Climber nidt g~sroftst uno mar
fam fo9en, lie babsn in benz Iheins
barren Qufbsbsn BON N~atureefeben -
natirlid lit oas nur fdeinbar, otnn
Elm NoturgeieB buIoet teine Musndbme
- ueberrai6enoes geleiitet, Sn Sta
lien, Srantrsi6 uno Seiterrei6 bat
man it6 geraoe in olsrnsusItsr 3sit
ernithaft nit Der 5rage t'r tu9slii6es
rem 8~ruitpan5er bslhGftigt. 0u lit
es unredt, nit Dem mitIeibigsn
2Gdsln oes WiFeni6aftlsrs an linen
Dorbeigeben gu molten. 4u9 Elm Imes
r%ifaner, Or. g. 3. 8rspitsr, bon
Soper. q. s., min Dor tursem eiuen
tu9eIii6eren Danger srfunben baben,
befen 4npenouug ME IS beiBt. in
Waibington erprobt tpirb, uno Der ii9
boffentli6 aIs pertpenobar ertueiI.n
lpirb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-14
Gieden Der Slide.

ga 9aIt bisber ala 3tpeifeIbdft, Of
bic 6iIhe eiuen entipidslten 0eruhss
linn baben ooer nidt. Die llnterfus
hun9en oes 4meritansrs i. $. BAR
Ter baben nun fir rWuite0us CAMS"
ergeben. Dab Der Slid Elm gut ausgs'
bItoetes @erudspermo1en beIibt, nit
oefien 9ilfe er i'm Ndiier Seute fin.
bet. Barter bat an elmer 9r0beren
IuSabI bon Ysrfud8fifhsn. bic i'm
6reten sebolten uno 81 Den 0erIuheu
in einen ub9eiperrten Sell zines YET
dies gebraht puroen, in Der Weiie
feline @eriuhe au9eitsat, oaB ger.
quetidte, in pQpier eingstpideIte 8rabs
ben in ben 1eid 9erporien lpurs
ben, lpenn Der 8sriuhsfiIt rubio
i6pamm. Sofort pfIegte Der Slid
feline 8epegun9 gu Gnosrn; es srfoists
Elm tur3er Rud oes 9opfe8 nab oer
Settle, unb Der 6tI4 nSsrte iId in
Shldn9eIberegrngen benz 8ooen, bis
er Die 8eute ian0. 0os Grtsnnen Ger
geute bur6 Ole Nuasn mar ousQss
ihlofen, oa o!eie s%in9slpidsIt mar;
auBeroem beniibte Der VerIudsfil6
feline 4u9en gu oiefem 3psde msiitens
II bel 9eringen WbltGnoen, Die sttul
Mountaineering 3entpnetsr betru9en.
0aS auf 9runo oisie5 @erTud8IiItss
dngenommene RtedpsrmO9en tpuroe
nun ouourh dusgeIdultet, oab Den
6iifen Dol ben 8eriutsu bic Noien.
loher peritopft ipur0en, poSu Baum,
tpoue perlpenoet tpuroe. War oies 9e.
iheben, 70 IieBen bic Slide Die popisr.
den unbeudtet. perihloB man Da9e9sn
nur Elm NaIsnIod, 10 puroe oaS an,
oere gum 4uffinben Der 8sute bsniiBt,
uno oies 5sigte iid osutIi9 in ben BE,
tpegun9eu. Die Die 6iihe modtsu.
lpenn iie nur Elm NaienIod frsi batten
pdbreno font Die Qn3abI Der nab
redts uno lints ous9efibrten S6Idns
gelbetpe9un9en onnIberno 9Iei6 1T,
ma6ten 8eriudstiere nit rsdt8 Der.
itOpften Naieul06erR bouptid6lih
nur nod 8epe9ungen nab lints, un6
entipre6eno fibrten bic Slide. benen
eas Iinte RafenIod peri4Iofen put,
iiberpiegero 9epgun9en nab re4te
aus. Die 8eute lpuroe in onnGbsrno
ser gleidsn 3eit--3lpei Minuten-auf.
gefunosn. stnerIei. oh bic Slide nur
elm 0a'enIot frei htten ooer beioe,
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S9ielen Der 9inber.

I'm Die llrIdhe bes llebel3 feIt3us
iteuen, 1T cine llnterIuhung BON fo6z
oeritdnoiger Seite Dor Nnem n0tig.
IS gibt jeooA audi e~in3elne 7GlIs. no
oas Shielen Ihlefter 0etpobnbeit
entipringt, bauptiddli6 bel nero0ien
ain0ern. Oa lit s5 n0tig, i6on in Der
Wie9e por5ubeu9en. Gobolo Der
Smuggling i'm oritten ODER pisrten
Ulonat onfdnQt. Die 8%eipeguuQeu leiner
lmgebung gu beobadten uno Iie nit
Dem Nuge oerfoIet. permeibe man. i'd
o6en an oGs 8etthsn gu i~telen; iiBt
ooer itebt man ldngere ,3ejt in Der
NGbs bes &iHoes, 10 lei e8 gu oen
5uben bes'eIben. 9ierburh miro be-
tpirtt, boB oe5 Sinbes Bid in Qerober
Ridtung Den 8egenitano ieIner Nuf'
mertiamteit Oerfoigt. Nu6 Dem
8inN Ole Spare tief in bic Stirn gu
tdmmsn, lam 8~stanlaHunQ gum
8lin3eIu mad Quflpdtts unb gum
Sdielen ge6en. SIN fpdteren ajnoss'
alter. tpenn ihriftlihe llebungen aui
BEN papier unO Der 3ufel an bic
Heie tommen, iebe man barduf, oab
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