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The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-06-28
AMERICAN TROOPS
WILL CO TO ITALY
Pershing Ordered To Send One
Regiment and Follow This
Up With Still Others

WASH INGTON. June ~ Associa-
ted Press J-Amrrican forces viii soon
be in Italy as well as in France. The
afst eSpedi itiauarE force 3rill ne n -slAall
one, q singIe regiment but this, will be
followed Immediately by more mud still
later by others, it was announced
yesterday by Secretary of War Baker
In the American sectors Of the West
ern front yesterday there VAS less
activity. On the Marne the American
forces consolidated their recent gains
before Brllcau Wood where they took
81 prisoners including seven officers.
Will Not Surrender
AS if to Indicate a German Victory in
this sector dispatches renrhing Amstrr
dam from the correspondent Of Kurl
nisch" \0lkSZeitung say that American n
defenders northwest Of NrichrprUv re.
fused to surrender hut fought hopeless
ly on to the last although outnumbrr
ed and that the Germans were able to
make prisoners of only two who said
the Americans would rather die fighting
than surrender because they had hrrn
told that the Germans tortured their
prisoners.
The true facts Of the ease are show n
in the surrender Of III G,rmaus and
the words Of Prussinu rrrsourr who
said, "Thc war will soon rnI now Toe
many Americans are coming over for
us to beat them -. Another sad that
the Germans were surprised at the
Americans who seemed to be- 81 yuuug
and yet fought like devils when they
started.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-06-28
SENATE WILL VOTE
ON PROHIBITION
Amendment To Make Nation
DRY" During War Is Agreed
To In Committee

WASHINGTON, June q Ashoria
ted Press N Nation- wide prohibition as
II war measure took a decided step in
advance today when the senate com
mIttor on agriculture agreed to an
amendment to the Agriculture Appro
priation Bill to provide national pro
hihition during the period Of the war,
The amendment provides that the manu-
facture and sale Of whisky, brandy
and wine shall cease June 30, 1919 and
the manufacture of beer and ale shall
cease three months after the approval
Of the bill by the President
The "Dry FOrces' have pushed this
amendment forward and have threat.
end. if it be defeated, to defeat the
appropriation for the food adminstra.
tion contained in this bill, advancing
the claim that the quantities Of food
supplies that are wasted in the manu-
fnrture of liquor and beer would 60 far
toward solving the food problems OF
this country and its Allies.
1t is openly asserted by them that if
thr amendment passes the munufar
tUrr and sale Of liquor will never again
Lee permitted for it is their belief that
lHt tOnHllluNlohhl uHlchumchl " III Hh "
been adopted by two-thirds Of the states
before peace can be finally established
by vote Of l12 to 92 the house to
day adopted II resolution calling on tn,
President to announce whether the Ad
rIur~tratlun, war industries board, OF
war trade board has ruled rurtnIlmrnt
"t supplies to liquor manufacturers.
This resolution indicates the inter
est Of the representatives in 'hr lNsn(
of rurtdiIment in the use of grain fo1
beverage manufacture during the war
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-06-28

planes better than any other substance
the world knows, and it is because of
its peculiar distribution and habitat
that the United States is tnding it Il
Iitiicut task to get enough Of it, 1t
had but low esteem as commercial
wood in the pre- war days, most IF it
getting INTO the waste piles Of saw
mill yards, though little of the best
and thickest, specially prepared, went
into the sounding boards of pianos.
II big buyer of that portion of the
product
Difficult To, Reach s,.,,....-..,,,s.e .-..-....s
- Now that the world needs spruce, a
lot of Americans will have TO buy
Liberty Bonds and keep on doing it
Indefinitely just because the Stka
spruce has retiring disposition and is
tinicky about the places where it
grows. IT grows only when surround
ed by trees Of a different species, which
habit the lumbPrman is describing
when he says that from ; to 40 per
cent Of given timber stand is the
best that spruce shows. 1t likes the
sea fog from the Pacific Ocean, and
grows to valuable size only in scattered
belts where the fog comes regularly.
Lastly, only about thirty-fvc or for
ty percent of the wood in the trunk
has the strength, toughness, and re-
siliancy that nirpInne struts and spnrs
require. 1t take, special machinery
and sprrinl handling in hundreds of
mills, small and large, to get out thl,
thirty five percent.
# isn't practical or possible, the
lumber operators find, to take out the
spruce unless surrounding trees ar"
also removed. All the logs are i'm.
mensc in si1", and it tnkes railroads,
motor trucks or donkey engine cables
TO move them. Working out the prob
lem means that to get the I5,OOO, 900
feet of alrpIanr spruce will require the
handling Of at least 100, ,O00,00O feet
Of other timber monthly. 1t will in
Nolve also problems concerning the dis
position, present and future, of the uu.
used fir and other timber that comes
out with the spruce.
But immense as the task is, there
ar" signs that it is being done. Mr.
Ryan continues his refusal to talk
about the method. And it only takes
200 board feet Of spruce to make o4>
airplane.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-06-28
Italian Theater Returns To
Something Like Normal condi-
tlonS With No indication OF
New Austrian Assaults -.
GERMAN ARTILLERY Is .
TRYING OUT STRENGTH
SheIIing Is Believed To Indicate
Effort To Locate Weak Points
For New Thrust Against Bri-
tISh Or French

NJ EW YORK, June 28-(As-
l y Npciatcd PreSs)-With the
return to almost normal condi-
tiuns ON the Italian front and
with no direct indication Of any
immediate intention on the part
OF Austria to resume its offensive
on any part of the front since the
Piave disaster, expectancy again
turns to and centers upon the
Western front where the delay of
Germany in rcsuming aggressive
operations has lasted far longer
than had been believed likely.
With heavy artillery shelling
various positions it is evident that
the enemy is seeking to try out
the positions Of the Allies. Where
the next blow will fall is not
clearly indicated by the shelling,l
especially since recent attacks
have not been presaged, at the
salient sought, ,cbg the intense big
gun FIRE that marked the foes,
former tactics. bis ta
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-06-28
Teddy and
Taft Both To
Be Speakers

OYSTER BAY, New York. June
-(Associated Press) s)-Former
President Theodore Roosevelt, or
ganiEer and leader Of the Bull
Moose Party" is officially back
In the Republican fold for he has
accepted an invitation to speak
Mt a, Republican mass meeting
which is to be held at Saratoga.
1t Is the more significant by the
fact that Former President Taft
will also be a speaker at the same
meeting, the two former Repub-
hcan Presidents speaking from
the same platform.
In accepting the invitation Col
onel Roosevelt informed the com
nhttee that Of course 1t must be
understood that the meeting would
have no bearing upon any contest
for any nomination or position.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-06-28
LIGHTNING FIRES
DYNAMITE IN MINE

VIRGINIA, Minnesota, June %
Associated Press )--Se> eral lives were
lost in IA mine explosion here yesterday
that resulted when a lightning holt
struck and fired Il number of charges
Of dynamite that were to he used IN
he silver mine. Fire followed the ex.
pIoslou and it was believed that TWEEN.
rN miners hal been burned to death.
Rescue parties were put to work I'm
mrdiatrlv after the explosion. Thrr"
miners were resrurI, unconscious When
they reached the surface. Five other
miners have been located in one Of the
tunnels where they are cntomhrd ulN =
10y II cave III that followed the rN
plUSiUn.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-06-28
COPPER MAGNATE INCREASES
SPEED IN AIRCRAFT Bull DING

WASHINGTON, June % { AssOriat
ed Press) The Pacific Coast is now
delivering lO,O0O,O0O feet of spruce
monthly and sufficient lumber has al
ready been furnished SO build - 900
airplanes.
John d. Ryan, fnanrirr and copper
magnate, has been saving nothing ever
since he took over direction of air
craft production, but considerable evl.
dence has accumulated that points tow
ard definite accomplishment in one di,
rection that military men say it would
be most dangerous to neglect.
That is the production of airpIane
spruce.s. IL Z fsss-'T --,. ''. ''.e ..- -. .-.-
War figures are all large, too large
for most people TO digest, but lumber
men say that Mr.. Ryan has demanded
l5,O0O,O0O feet a month from the Gas
cade forests, and little things Like
the drafting of 5000 men, the planning
of logging railroads, and the mohilrzu
tion Of a rather large existing indus
try for war production, indicate that
he intends TO get it.
The cOnsOling fact is that Il Amer
lean factories are late in making
planes, so long as the raw material flow
to France and England is maintained,
the Allies will have machines.
Starts Something
Mr.. Ryan 5 first move was to call
in Colonel Disque, head of the spruce
division, from Portland, Oregon, and
thereafter something was started,
There had always been less criticism
of the spruce production efforts than
Of anything else that had been done
largely because the expected consump
tIOn Of the raw material did not de
Vrlop. About 100000 feet of spruce
was the by product of normal fir and
other lumber cutting in the northwest
each month. The Allies were getting
all Of that from the open markets. and
# was II simple matter for the Amrrl
can E"Nrrnmrnt to step i'll and take It
alt. 1t was comparatively simple to
increase prices II tritle, and double the
u"rmuI production.
But when it comes to running the
output up TO the mark Mr.. Ryan is
credited with setting, task is pro
lrrtrd that is immense when compared
to even the inflated standards of war
work. 1t is because Of the peculiar
qualities Of Sitka spruce that it sus
tnlms the stresses of high speed air
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-06-28
ITALIANS REJOICE

In Rome yesterday the Italians
jubilantly celebrated the Austrian
disaster and during the celebra-
ton a despatch from the front
was received that the Italian
troops had surprised and had
wiped out the forces occupying
an advanced Austrian position.
Austrian reports seek to be op-
timistic, telling nothing of re-
verses but claiming repulses of
the Italians. Yesterdays official
from Vienna said that the Ital-
ians had failed in their efforts to
cross the Pave, their boats hav-
ing been Shot to pieces and heavy
losses inflicted and that an at
tempt to storm Cole del RoSsc,
between the Brcnta River and
the Neiago plateau had been re-
pulsed with heavy losses.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-06-28

pACK IN THE FOLD-Colonel Roosevelt has accepted
- invitation speak Republican meeting be held in
Saratoga New York Former President Taft will speak from
the platform Presidents will probably
again sit side by side.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-12

5euotoren neranlaBt, gu Ser bipo
poce-slbifimmllna 5l sreifen, balnit
niemanb iagen fam, mie lie Itinlm,
ten unb Tie peraltt,Dortlid halteit
sann.
vDenn lie iddoigt banrit ben Se=
nat; iest i'm berob in ben Nugca
affener, iiber5eug1ngstreucr nno M
iittlidem Dilute freier 8iireer. Sol
DIES Sidperiteden unb Nidthefenmcn
lit bes Senots Der Ser. 5taaten
ourd]mas untpirbie. SIS pertrdgt lid)
niht NIT Der Niiroe oct ueroBten be
rotenoeit aorperidoft Ser @eIt.~
limo 0as lit aaes @prt fir @ort
mabr mo rid)tig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-12

WAR SkvIil0SSTAldpS
tsSuED ~ TINE
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
SnlaHgt: a~raafnwirttrina.a.

Der @eneralarSt Der Mrinee Der
Ser. 5taaten. Or. s. @orgas. for.
bert uus aiif. einen 9lnfr,if an iunap
M66den au erlaiien. Die iib in oen
Wilit1r- un6 Warine ; 9ospitGIern
Der aranfenpflege gu ipiomen tpiin-
iher. iid pom %. Sui an IN Der
nahlfen bonn Srauen-Gomite beS
Council Of National Defenie" etab.
lierten -Station jill
meloen. Ger 9rieg erbeiibt cine ME
geabnte an5abl gepriifter D1rterim-
men; bod fornen mr. Dieieaigem Die
eineu pollen 2urius ourfgemadjt
boben, gum iiberieetiden Dienit Der,
angedogen peroeR SIS meroen 25,.
900 iunge Grauen I'M Sitter bon IL
biz 80 Sabren perIanet; Tie miiijcu
intelligent, perantportlid), pom better
@eiunobeit iein unb cine quite 5huI-
biIouns genoiien bnben = nod bei-
fer lit cine GoIese-9usbiIoung. Die
Gtuoentin erbdlt Soft. 9ogis uro
nnterrift frei, in mand)en 01ren
aud) cine Gntifaoisung fir giitbcr
nno Uniform. Nodoem iie ibre
Briifiing beitanoerl, rattgiert bas @e.
bolt BON 500 big $500 per Monat.
Ser 9eneralar5t Gr. 6. @oraas.
Bnibingtom 9. g., erteiIt anf SIN.
frage ndbere Mltsfunft.
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aObne 9a,nensanfraf.

Isle Dor einigef gaaen iJr 8robi-
bitionS5uias ODER u=9ieiter," 10 nitroe
MN mlh oie Ianotpirtihoftlihe Be
miligungsbiG burb eth pipa poce-
Botum, 3. b. pbne Namensaufrut
bnm 8~unoesiettnte angenonlnen.
Gas geifab, Yreiiemelouneen 5ri-
folge, in DurGfiibrnng zines freuffD=
ibaftlid)en Mbfommtnens eines
.gentlemen'S agreement nie nlan i'll
Der 2anoesiprafe iagt uno 81 Dem
3pefe, 0aB fem Senator 5t nerrateit
hraltcbte, mie er IN Der prohibitions
frage i%tirnnlte.
n@ebeime Diplomatic" lit, nit
8ed)t, ibarf perurteilt lporoen. Gle
geinnoe amtIihe urlb offentlihe Wtei-
tiutlg mil nibt, oaB @ertr1ge, Die oas
0ffentlife @nbI uno bos @eidoft Scr
Nation betreffen, l6nger binter ber-
ifloiienen 9iren, i'm 0nnfeln uuo
insgebeim abgeibloiien neroen.
Ga8u ihreibt Die Chicago 4belb-
poIt" in iebr t~reffe1oen .ailsfiibrun
gen:
nSertrdoe tperoen BON 9otidoftern
uno @eianoten bic nit getpilier
WnhtpoHfommenbeit ausgeitat:et
sino. e~nttporfen uno ~belprod)en, ull0
bel ibrer Grorterung stpiiden Dem ga-
Dolmdhtigten Der Ndtionen iperoen
oft 5ragen uno Bumfte beriibrt, Ole
nibt gefabrlos Dor Der Seffentlidfelt
breitgetreten Derbe1l f0nnert. go lit
cine getpiife 8ei1ranfuns Der Del
fe1tlid)feit Big 5ur 8orIegung Der
Gntfpiirfe bebnfs Natifisierung nid,t
MIR entifulobar, lonoern geboten.
.l1niere @eiese bineegen iperoen
bon Mdnnern erlnHen, Die Die Ser
treter oes 8olfes iino, nlrb poae mo
enogiltige Maftponfommenbeit fe.
Iiben. Sbre &onitittenten BADEN oas
Reft, 5lt erfabren, mie tie "ltinlnrte1l
in irgeno elmer, Die offentlifen ssstl-
t~erellen beriibret0en 1rage, unb MIR
aurb Die offene iino offerltIid)e ab-
thinning fonnen Die 8iirger uao
@6bler 5rtuerlaiiie erfabren, mie JIG
Dertreten iueroen nno OBJ Die getp1bl=
ten 8ertrefer oes 8olfsmiGens Dem
golfswiIlen ~entipred)enb ba1oelten.
ySenes .@entIemen's Igreement"
6esiialif Der art ui1o Beile, pie iiber
ben Prohibitions gHeiter" abgcs
[Itimmt ner6en io1te, bait, nun oen
3tpef, Dem Biiblifum cine aenlitnis
Dor5uentbalten 81 Der es bereftigt
mar: bas Bolt in ltntpiiienbeit 5u
halten fiber Die SaItuns, Die feline
geipablten un0 ibm beranttportIiden
yertreter einnebn1en IN elmer Die
fpirtldaftlifen ~Sntereiien unb Die Sc.
bensfiibrung BON Nfinionen llf,nir.
telbar beriibrenoen Srage.
aOieies 8eridleiern u1o Sidper.
iteden itent ben 8eihlub oes Senats
nnter Den 8eroadt betpuBten lin.
re6ts; b~ered)tigt 5u Der annabme,
Dab er inter DEM 3errorismus elmer.
lnlperontmortlid)en Iad)t gefoBt
iDnroe: anf 9efebl elmer @rt ,beiIiaer
Spuooe,~ Die i'm G~crborgenen orbei.
tel, geiia gum 8erte Don nielen Mtil.
ltoner gu 3eritoren uno Sen giirgern
Der oemofratiiden Hepublif Die linen
5~nltebenoe perionlidJe Sreibeit sl per.
fiimmern.
Sic 9robibition miro BON ibreu
,S%retnoen cine ggroBe iittlid)e Te.
form" %geliannt. Cine ylittlife Me-
form," Die MIR attf lint uno Sh(eid,-
rpegen eingefiibrt ipereon fam, lteint
ober lebr fragtpiiroig uno BON lebr
5fueifelboiter Sittlidfeit. Sic ipirft
Sflimmes ihon in ibrem gntite9en,
tpen1 Tie. mics HER Der Roll 1T Aip
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-12
Trctziee nerzen.
Roman BON IS. Seimturs.
l5ortletunQ.)

N0SSSi~8Att8.
@ein5 mar alt{tatt brett gum
Sd)Iob empor, Die groBe Maee oe5
Harfes eutIang geganger, ollrd Die
Der 8agen 5uriidfebren miBte; bart
am Hartoe bps 8eibers bin 5og iid
oieie berrIide 2irtoenallee. Sc mar
fait 0unfel oarin getpefell uno pollig
einiam. gr bate iid gang mebaniih
auf cine Der 8dnfe geieet lnD iparte-
te auf Ons llngliif, ons oa fommes1
mMBte, mie er iid iagte. Gr botte
es I'M @efiibI uno id,alt iih oaruin
aus, aber Die erregten Mernen fanien
eigeriiuaig auf Die Soee ouriid, onb
benz 4in6e etrpas 5ultoBen iDeroe.
l1ro ebe er es geoaft, mar Oas
Netter losgebroden: elm rnienoer Or
fan, Der i'm gegell einen Der burloert=
iabrigen Std1nme 1hleuoerte, als tpa-
re Der groBe frdftige Mnnn Elm Mobr;
8irbel BON Staub, Die ibm oas Sc
BEN l,nm0glib madten uno bas ut
men bennbme1t; eth EoIen, elm sea-.
len uno Arnhen in ben 2iiften, ME
iih bic BoIfspbnntoiie ben Sungiten
Tag uoriteleH mag, 0nnn elm fur5er
blenoenber Sdein, Elm getpoItiger
OoHner uao gluten bon Hegen.
Dit nuseebreitetem Mrmert bette CT
Die 2inoe umfaBt. mie bet1libt, oal1sl
meinte er ourf] Dos Nnniden Elm
Stampfen unb Ernppeltl 81 b0reI ell
men eellen6en 9iIferuf. sIs er Dor
iDdrtg getnr1net par, bate er nid]t
aDeit bon fid I'm Sheilte eires reue1t
8lt5es elm geitiirstes Bfero beiebenL
elm stueites fih bod mifbdumcn0, Ell
men nieoergebroheiien Wngen nno CT
mas WeiBes inter ben Naoern, ettuas
aleines, @eiBes. Or mar biniiberge-
ltiir5t = en- meiB beiite nod midt, nie
pr oieies &leine, MeiBe geflrnoen III
Dem nodJtidaunrsen Nettergraus, tpie
or IS on iein 9er5 georiidt unter oeill
ourf1dBten Hof, ipie err porrarts ge.
tnumelt in Dem |trorneiloen HegenL
obne lit) 81 fiimtlern I'M ods, mos
biIrter ibm 5itriidblieb, mn bic neruo-
len, lhrilen angitnife Der Jrnrers
itinlmeI
!. Sic lebte ia nod 0us, mas CT
bier belt, NOR itarr, suar tut, mi:t.
tpiaig pernihtet.
Der Hegert mar oil jeinen Gleiocru
binunter9eitromt, ais er obne sut,
nit ifieren alIgefl uro bleidem Ole.
iift In oas 9ans oes alten Mebisi-
naIrnts gefdtDnaft mar, utn er hatts
ibm bingebalten mas ct aerettet, oeu
neinerL fDeiden ainoesforper, Ser
fhIaff urb lebIos in ieinem Nrmen
lag.
Aus Dem @agen seltiir5t, pes.
mItfid) aberfdbren belfen Sic,
reftcn Siel"
Cine fiirftcrlide 8iertelinnoe
berrdmn, bis oas 3arte 9eifopf Elm
eebens5eihen BON iidj gab. llngeadtet
ieiner ourdJndBtes RIeioer fuar Sem,
nidt BON Der Seite oes ulten Serrn
geipifen uno bate ieoe 8eniibulg
oes arSteS nit Sitternoem Sersen
nerfolgt. Damn mar Der 9iener er.
ibienen uno bate beteIlt, sSrau pom
aerfotu babe Dor Sd)refen Rernen3u,
f6Ie befomnien mo foiie bitten, ooB
Der 9err SAloBbnlptmann iofort nit
Semi berauffdme.
Sein5 ~arttuortete feline Silbe, Der
naIte 9err ober fibr ben iuartenocn
Dicuer an, bic gtlIaoiec ioIe iid) ms
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Bette iheren nfb cine Jaiie Zee trill=
fen X Oh iie BEN Semi je tpieberiebe,
oas iei 5tpeifelbnftl
SEEING batte BEN Mrm oes alten
Nr5tes gepnH. SEER Meoi5ifmlrm
ifobnte er.
myafien iie lih, @err BON .aerfoml
Sd the, mas id fann.~
Gin paar Stu1ben lp1ter butte
9eiu5, in gegleitung oes Mr3tes, ba5
in moaene Deden getpifelte, leiie
tuimmernoe ainb ben 5hloBberg bin
aufgetragen, er ieIbit Iegte es in ieiil
8ettden er ielbIt tbad3te BEL inn. @ie
Elm Naienoer mar Ell aufgefabren, ais
Toni iih bereinihlib, IN einen ipeiten
eleganten SdIafrod gebiilIt, bereit,
leoen Mugenblid in elm eraltiertes
Weinen alis5nbreden. Mit ~eiiernent
@riff padte Ell lie afn Mrm n,lo serr-
te tie aus Der Cir, Die er binter ibr
abidloB. gr fiibIte, er mar brutal IN
oieiem MngenbIid, nber err fonntc tic
bier nidt feben, angeiifts oes ssonl=
mers, ben ie beridnloet bate.
Outrh @oden nnb Monnte pflegre
er 0as Sinh, Dos i'm fait ansgel0bnt
bate nit Dem 2eben an Der Seits
6ieier Jrau - fait, tp1re es ieBt ge-
Iun0 geblieben, es ,lur tpieoer aelDor=
ben! @ber Die noaige @eneiung fam
nif)t, iuiiroe ME mebr fomn1en, mno
oamit tat iif elm Mbgrnno auf spi.
ften ben @otten iiber Den feine
Bride fiibrte. Goni botte nod ienenl
Muftritt am Bette bes @inoeS feine.,
Berfuh gemaft, iib irgenotpie Ole
SfJulo bei5umefien, batte fein @ori
beg 8eoanerns, Der MnfIaee fir lid
g%efiinoen. Gin gntiduIoignngen tir
iih lieB tie es gegefl lire getanntcn
niht feblen, SEEING gegeniiber fpagte
lie oas nidt. Nie Sdatten glitten
: bic bei0en Menihen ancinanoer Dor.
iber. Sic fonnte oas lei6elloe, mand,-
nal u1geouloige Sinh foum Ieben.
MIs iie einnlaI I'M Simmer ibres
Wannes mar, Inn iiber irgeno cine
MngeIegenbeit, Die eS ullmadnglid)
n~ottpenoig mndte> nit SEEING 3l re-
cen, trat iie binter leillen StlbI ON
Sdreibtii6 II neben ibn mar feili
Blat, oa italo oas @dgelaen mil
Dem ainoe.
sic fragte fir5 uno befaln eine
fllr5e MntfDort, iie bdtte geben fon-
len, aber iie ipoIte nod etipas, nicht
iHpbr mno nift tpeniger ais Dos: Oh
&ein5 lie allf einen Masfenbaa in
grenoenburg, Der ndf)iten preubi-
iden Rreisitaot, begleiten uproe, Den
bic oortigen 3iiraiiierofiiSiere peran-
ifnlteten unb nuf ben lie ibled1ter-
oings nif)t alein geben fDnne! gs
muBte ibr niel oaran liegen, benu fie
Bat Inn iein Nitfommen.
er ipanote iid) nm ni1o Job tie en-.
port an. sd bin ongelidts oieiesp
- Ell oeittete init bet Sano auf Das
aino 0nidf inn itanoc, nif Bale
5m gebeitl"
Rein @ot,@ Iagte lie eiiig, oes i'll
ia elm groBes llugIif, aber man tam
bod oesbalb nift iein Sebcn lang
sriibfal blnfen.~
80 GET, uenn oil oisie aniid,.
baitl"
| sd fann nidt oqein geben, oas
(, sDeiBt on; Oh bit uerpilid)tet, MIDI
5a bealeiten."
sd fiibIe MIDI perpflidtet, 6ei
Dem arrnen 8eifopf 3i bleiben, oas
ou in oeincm Gigeniinn III eineul
ifredliden Seben berbanmnt baif. Gi-
ne peitere 8fIidt ferne i9 ~porlduiia
| uidtl@
(6ortiesuna foIgt.)
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apnmte fem 6leiid e1eu.

SOnnts fem Tleiid cHeu. ,@db-
reao 5ueier Sabre ipor es mir nid)t
erlaubt, 5leiib 81 ellen" idreibt
3crr Sobn SlegeI pom graparo;
Snsf, naber 6lir6 Den @ebraub etli.
der 5laiden Sorni's alpenfrdlttcr
inurbe ih ~pouItanoig geiuno uno
fam iest i~reenoeine Speiie ncroait-
en-" Gieie befannte Grdlitermeoi3:l
regilliert ben Magen uno fGroert sc
Berommns. Sic lit nidlt in BEN MN
tlefen 81 BADEN. Nan ihreihe luit
4usftnft an Or. Better Sabrllep 4
Cons go, 250t @nihington @leb /,
Chicago, SD. Gina
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8erfitatte ODER shitensraben?

Die &esiernne sebrouG)t gud ia
ben @erfitdtten. Medanifer iperoen
iiberan nerlongt. Sobe 5aI1re.
Stelungen earantiert. Sdreih:
international Auto School, 7O7-
TIT Sontb Shores Str. Gan Nnto.
MIC. Teros.
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SAINT arisess parmarfen.