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phntOQranhCrs Wanted.

Any 81 the selected mcn II ,aS.,
ncatons M to 81. who have bad amateur
N photography are stll
clglhlc ior Induction under last month
call tho quota for tho state hCng ~tll
: short q completion Implications
max b. made to the local board
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I'm going rite ~ Rd Mary Watkins
And she got up, and quick Sod. That
don't prove It's true, you know, q, you
emit blceve everything you ncc IN pick
lures, tho people that drew tho pick turca
was never there 50 how do they know
You had ~ tIzlias ~ say a. cod MARY
Watkins
Md she went ip. md ! nat there
viii to see # she word cplno ont agcu.
whirh ahc ldcni and ! went hom"
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SANDMAN STORY.


Copyright 1919. hy Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate. New York city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-03

lng Yourself spiked hcln" ttns
nulv cost $50 WO
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Observation-Disclosures,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-04-26
Fenton now has another mercan-

Fenton now has another mercan-
tile establishment of promising mag
n;tude, Mr. jim johnson having
opened first class grocery in that
prosperous jefferson Davis busi-
ness center. Mr.. Johnson has estab-
lished his business in new build
ing built for the purpose, and has I
competent groceryman in charge. He
is farmer by profession and will not
give his personal attention to the
business, although his sound bushes
judgment and extensive resources
will be behind it. We predict a Sue
cessful career for the new progeny.
Miss Louise Smith was a Lake
Charles visitor last Saturday.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-04-26
A Surprise Party.

Last Saturday evening few Of
the near neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs
f. F. Hardcastel met at the MethO-
dist church and went in a body to
the home and launched a complete
surprise on Mr.. Hardcastle. A very
pleasant evening was enjoyed by all.
Before the jolly company diSbanded
they were all fed on ice cream,
fruit sherbet and variety of cookies.
The following were present: Rev.
and Mrs, Hervey, f. c. Willard and
family, A. r. ArceneauX and family,
Mrs. Austin Hebert and Florence,
Mrs. Lee and daughter, Mrs. c. O..
Scoggins, her mother and Freta,,
Mrs. Grouke and daughter, Mr.. Rad
exc and daughters, Mr., Monks and
family, R. E. Hoag and family, Mr..
Turner and family, Grandma HOag,
Mrs. Van Ness and daughter, Mrs
Nellie ScOggins.
These social events are pleasant
places in the field of memory and
always serve to strengthen the cords
Of friendship. Our best wishes fol-
low Mr. and Mrs. HardcaStle
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-04-26
THE WoMANS RESEARCH CLUB

The WOman'S Research Club met DIT
the Red Cross Headquarters Saturday
afternoon, April 10Th, with thirteen
members present.
The following officers were elected to
serve the club for the next year:
Mrs. Cooper, president.
Mrs. Prentice, vice president.
Mrs. Willard, 2nd vice president.
Mrs Martin, secretary.
Mrs. YantiS, treasurer.
Miss Irma Robinson, librarian.
After other business the following
program was rendered;
Alaska - the People-MrS Willard.
National Conservation of Natural re.
sources Miss Irma Robinson.
The Story of Our National Flag
Miss lone Robinson.
The members were very busy and
hemmed seventy abdominal bandageS
during the afternoon. Club adjourned
to have its last meeting this year on
May 18th.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-04-26

- Miss Freida Goldsmith left
Tuesday for Washington, D. c.,
where she has been appointed to
a position in the office of the
War Department.
Fruit Jars, Jar Tops, Jar RINGS.
Model Grocery, phone ID.
Euzebe Louviere went to New
Iberia Wednesday on business,
returning home Thursday.
l.. 5. Melton of Alexandria,
representing the Delco-Light, was
business visitor in Welsh We'd
nesday. Mr.. Melton was former
ly district manager for the Cum
berland Telephone Co., with head
quarters at Lafayette.
James Johnson, Sherman Pitre and
Miss Lille Pitre of Fenton were
Welsh business visitors Tuesday.
DR.. R. R. Arceneaux and R. S
Greer were Lake Charles visitors on
Monday, returning via Gerst, err field.
FOR SALES room house for
merly the Pierre Hebert residence
very cheap if taken at once. Mrs
Aida P. Unkel. a19tf
Miss Lille Pitre, Master Edmond
Pitre and Mr.. S. O. Tilly of Fenton
visited friends at Camp Beauregard
Saturday and Sunday. They report
having had most excellent time.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-04-26
MASON FRUIT JARS
Pints, Quarts and
Half Gallons
BENOIT GROCERY
Phone 2OS

Miss Marguerite Shuts of Lake
Charles, who is teaching school at
Oakdale, was a Welsh visitor Sat
urday.
RUB MY TISM-Antiseptic, Relieves
Rheumatism, Sprains, Neuralgia, etc.
Mr. Ethy Orange of Tampico, Mex
leo, arrived in Welsh last Wednesday
for a weeks visit with Mrs. C. H.
Barnett and family. Mr.. Ethy is a
cousin of Mrs. Barnett.
For draying, hauling and team
work see John White, licensed
drayman. Prompt service, rea-
sonable prices. Phone 81. mar22tf
Mrs. Mildred Hargrove left Tues
day for Chicamaugua Park where
she will join her husband, DR.. Har-
grove, lieutenant in the Medical
Corps, who has recently been trans
ferred to that place.
Break your Cold or LaGrippe
with few dozes of 900.
MIR. and Mrs. E. C. Willard, Mrs.
Bolton and daughter, Miss Ola, were
Lake Charles visitors Wednesday,.
While there Mr.. Willard attended a
meeting of the directors of the Cal
caSleu National bank.
Rev. Thomas A. Spooner, pastor
of the Presbyterian church of Oak
dale preached at the Presbyterian
church here Friday night and Sunday
morning, returning to his charge to
fill his regular charge Sunday night.
While here the Rev. visited a num-
Der Of friends and former acquaint-
ances.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-04-26
See me for Insurance
F. ii. Seward
Phone 1873 or 90

Mr., +. c. Willard left Wednesday
night for New Orleans where he vert
to attend a general meeting of the
Red Cross workers which was called
to arrange for the next big Red
Cross drive which Will ta!e place
during May, Nj. Willard has been
appointed chairman for this Red
Cross district.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-04-26
Compensation Insurance. WIN.
Colbert, agent. aprill2tf

D. R. Read, former editor and
owner of the Rice Eelt Journal, who
is now located at Milton, Florida,
where he presides over the Milton
Gazette made a short visit here be-
tween trains last Friday, being Ell
route home from Little Rock, Ark,
where he had been attending d meet
inc of the National Highway Asso-
citation. Mr.. Read also visited Lake
Charles and Iowa.
LOS IA grip containing
clothes on the road between Nc
Laughlin farm and Welsh on
Saturday, April 18th. Finder re-
turn to Journal office and receive
reward. asst
Mrs. Beatrice Peck and daughters,
Helen and Ruth were Jennings Wis
itors Saturday.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-04-26

L. L Abbott, manager ca ie local
Rice Growers office, returned Tues
day morning from business trip to
New Orleans.
hen Gabbert, who has been in the
olhcers training school at Camo
rlke' Ark, was in Welsh Monday,
ealing on old friends. Ben is in
''"e Tor commission at TIE present.
FOR SALE.-25 h. p. Atlas en-
sil'e' u Z. Carr. a19tf.
The accidental discharge of a
shotgun which he was handling tore
away the major portion of Theophile
Davld's left hand last Friday. Mr..
David was taken to St. Patrick's
oanltarlum where the injured mem
Der was removed by amputation. Mr.
DAVID, farmer residing near Rice, is
brother-in-law of Jules Benoit.
Mr. and Mrs. J, G. Ewing and
children were Lake Charles visitors
Sunday.
Mr.. 0. N. England, who has re-
Gently returned from a second cx-
petition to California, was in Welsh
Monday.
WANTED-two engineers. c..
E. Carr, Welsh, La.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Goodreau and
children of Jennings, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Goodreau Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ryder and
Mr. aid Mrs. A. w. Walters motored
to Lake Charles Sunday,
Kilbourn bennett spent Saturday
and Sunday with his parents in Lake
C':' rles.
For ale-Unpolished table rice
in Is, SO and 100 pound lots, de-
livered to you. Phone 2S7-20 for
prices. Lantz & Lantz. dec7tf
A. Z. Notes.-The left Mondy for
Larned, Kansas, where he will as
sist his father on the farm. Mrs.
Notes.-The and the baby will join him
there shortly. Andy is one of a
number of Jefferson Davis boys who
were recently re-classifed by the To-
cal exemption board, and placed in
class ore.
Mrs. J. E. Montgomery returned
Monday from a weeks visit with rel
atives at Call, Texas.
Don't forget wheatIess
rlondays and Wednes-
days. Try some of our
substitutes. Welsh Bak=
cry & Grocery.
Miss Echo Ooaksmith was in Jen-
nings Saturday conducting her week
ly music class there.
Jess L. Barnett and cousin Mr.
Ethy Orange were Lake Charles
visitors Wednesday afternoon. While
there they called on Leroy White at
the Sanitarium, and found the in
jured man getting along very we'll
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-04-26

y, and Mrs. A. W. Wolters
~. n' as their guest Miss Teresa
es;s,iinik of Cameron, sister of
~ Rev. Father Buissinik, rector
Ihs Cameron church.
Navor Jno. W. Armstrong and
s,r,baI R. A. Estes went to
r |p. Orleans Wednesday night
~ y b,,siness, returning this morn
ig.
por Life Insurance see W. M.
colbert, Agent.
Miss Gladys Wilkins of Crow
,r is the guest Of Mrs. A. c,
goore and Mrs. Clarence Estes
IBIS week.
Mrs. A. G. Smith and son Lloyd
lift Wednesday night for New
oreans where they will remain
for about ten days for Lloyd's
health,
We can still supply you
With KjmDaIl's Special
Blend Pure Coffee at the
old price 25c per pound
Welsh Bakery & Grocery.
FB. bennett, now resident of
Lake Charles, was a visitor Tues
dav, Wednesday and Thursday.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-04-26
CONSTIPATION AND INDIGESTION


These are twin evils. Persons suffer.
ing from indigestion are often troubled
with constipation. Mrs. Robert Allison,
NATION, ILL.,, writes that vixen she first
moved to Mattoon she was great Suf.
ferer fromindigestion and constipation.
Food distressed her and there was
feeling like a heavy weight pressing on
her stomach and chest. She did not
rest we'll at night, and felt worn out a
good part of the time. One bottle of
Chamberlain'S Tablets corrected this
trouble so that she has since felt like a
different terson.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-04-26
Cow Peas! Cow Peas!
Send in your orders. Sup
ply is limited. Welsh
Bakery & Grocery.
NOTICE.!

Parents of school children are
hereby notified that after today
no books or school supplies wi
be charged to anyone.
Please keep this in mind as we
will have to refuse to make any
further charges.
Journal Book Store.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-04-26
SOME GOOD ADVICE.

Don't think too much of your own
methods. Wath other peoples ways
and learn from them" This is good
advice, especially when bilious or con-
stipated. You will find many people
who use Chamberlain Tablets for
these ailments with the best results,
and will do we'll to follow their example
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-04-26
FOR SALE.

M y h o m e i'm Welsh.
Four big lots. House we'll
finished. Large b arm,
deep we'll, own private
water works. Property
we'll improved. Terms
reasonable. Would trade
for country property.
Call, phone or write r.
NJ. Gray. febStf
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-04-26
RHEUMATIC PAINS RELIEVED.

Il have used Chamberlain Liniment
for pains in the chest and lamenesS of
the shoulders due to rheumatism, and
am pleased to say that it has never
failed to give me prompt relief" writes
Mrs. S. N. Finch, Batavia, n, Y,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-04-26
From a reliable source comes

From a reliable source comes
the announcement that Ferdinand
Romero is having built some sub
stantial improvements contingent
to his home just north of the
bakery. Vengeance of the storm
last week, combined with the
treachery of our city marshal
and pound keeper, are said to
have made necessary a consider
able financial outlay for Mr.. Ro-
nero.
Insurance all kinds. Phone
I66. aprl2tf
Jack Romero left yesterday for
Jennings to answer with the quota
from jefferson Davis parish leaving
today for Camp y
John ". Armstrong has recently
purchased a knitting machine which
he will present to the local chapter
of the Red Cross.
H. K. Midkitf, federal live stock
inspector, was in Welsh Wednesday.
All kinds of bulk pickles
just in, Welsh Bakery &
Grocery.
family, who have been visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Cooper
the past two weeks left Tuesday for
their home in Kimball, Neb. On
their way home they will visit Gal
weston, Texas and points in Iowa.
They were accompanied as far as
Galveston by Miss Lizzie Cooper.
FOR SALE-Two cottages in
Jennings; price reasonable; terms
cash. Address W. E. Griffith,
Elton, La. a13tf
Messrs. H. C. Fondren and L. L.
Richard of Jennings were Welsh Wis
itors Tuesday,
Fruit Jars, Jar Tops, Jar Rings
Model Grocery, phone IA.
Mrs. S. Shlessinger Of Marksvilte
is the guest this week Of the families
of S. Goldsmith and r. Smith.
FOUND-Ring containing eleven
keys-Yale keys, cabinet keys, safe
keys, etc. Owner can have same By
identifying and paying for this ad.
Journal office. a26tf.
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,Imcrikd GnoIdmHS
t,rcpiantmciltcr
gRah inaIeidl NIT NnnnNo 65 a,ru.
srut 0ller uchuenOiaeu Nabr.
miiirI litfrru.

qonbon. IA. Gycbr g9m.
CSoo0c Der 0aS @n0eoIie0 sluiithca
ocm briiii6cu slabrunaSminiitcriuni
mO Dem globuuuaSmittclont Der
@cr Siooim bilSct ioeie, oob
o8robbriiounien nod inuuer iiir 60
9Sroient ieiner notipei0iaeu 9dhr.
ntitiel olli bic Ser. Siaaten unO
9onoOa ongclDicicu III
n@em mir Oieie NobruuQsuiitel
ooer ioit ole Oerielben nidt erbnl.
ten fonuen, uiiiien mir uohaeben"
idate er.
ny9ie mir He erbalterL oariiber
bcrri6t ole populGre SOee, 0oB Die
Ser. Stoaten cine moOerne 9oubi-
notion bon nunoerbdren 9rotloiben
uu0 6iideu uno Der @ihuenfiirite
iinO.
g[ls Elm geiipiel Der Gntbaltiom-
felt Der Ser. Stonten aitiert er Die
8atia6e, 6ub Die @meritoner 1907
100000 9gfun6 Sped nno $4,000.
900 &iun6 aefrorene8 SIeiid mebr
geibart bo6en oIs Der gtobrtugs-
ntitteIberlpoIter Soober erportet
botte.
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Deiitidbcr llntcrrictt
In Cincinnati fdnt
adtiia Aabrt lana mnrbr In ben
elrmfniarihulrn bcuiihgr I'm.
ttrrldlt erteilt

Cincinnati IA. Ecbr Ter
sduIrot BOT Den ihon om eams.
iao im Qlcuum aciabicn @cihhiB.
mnnodl Der 6cutide llnterridt IN
0n elcnientarihuIcn bel 5dmB
0es SdnllobrS ON / SUM aui.
horen iou, IN Der reaelm6biQcn
Sibun1 autae6eiBeu Somit 1T es
Inn ben oelltiden llnterridt ge.
ihe6eu uahSem CT bier nobcsu so
Sabre lana munterbroheu erieilt
poroeu mar gdr elm NlttoIieo. Der
gImerifoner Somes 6isf. itiuunte qe.
aen ben 9eitIub. Die 9eutidomeri.
touer Gbriit Gbrbor0t, Or. 2onis
Shpab mo s. q. GiienIobr Itimm.
ten nit Den n0eren 6rei gtitgIie.
bern gd, @itbrolu nn0 @2cglboB iiir
gbidoffung oes oeuti6en Inter.
ridts, mas nidt bios in Oeuti1cn.
ion0ern ilberbaupt in allen areiIen
groBes glufieben erregt bat.
@iienlobr erfI0rte feline Stelluug
mie folat. SD bin ser 9[niifJt, 6aB
bic @ntidei0uug fiber Die gon8c glu-
gelegeubeit oen S1n6en 0es Sdul.
rats bereits entnoumen it, 9ie
@ntidei6ung erfolgte our6 oie @l.
tern felbit ais ibnen i'm Iebten
Ser6it @eIegenbeit gegeben puroe,
iiber Die 8eibeboItung ooer Gerlper.
fiing Oes oellti6en ltnterridts OBJ
sl;itimmen Sd perionlid be0duere
0as iebr, neil i'd iiber5eligt BIN, oaB
Der lluterri6t inn 9eitti6en in ben
glementorihnlen bon er8ieberiidem
29ert 1T. SD bnbe aber oas @efii6I
ais mare bic 5ode fir Den Sdul.
rot entidieoen,
S6ulluperinte10ent gon0on, Der
bic Gupfcblltng, ben 0elltiden lin.
terridt fallen 5u Ioiien madte, be-
griiitoete nos 0urd ben Riidgang
Der 8nbI Ser oeutidlcrnen6en sdiIs
Ter. Sbre 3abl lit iebt nod 6700 az
gen etipa 1900 i'm borigen 6duL-
iabr Ga Die groBe Mebr5nbl Der
0eutihen qebrer ouh i'm gelib beg
3ertififats fino, oitrften
iie einfnh In ons engliid)e Gcparte.
mert nerieBt iper6en
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Der ,,11crtpdrts" iiber
Scs 11raIiScnfcit RcSe

Qmiteroan, IA. 5eb. Ger io3io.
IiItiide 0gorludrts" iaat BEL 9e.
ipredung Der Rcoe 0e5 qraii6enfen
@ilion inter on0etem folgen0es /:
oGie 5dmierigfeiten, mel6e iih Der
Serbeiiiibrlng oes 6rieoens bieten.
peroen nielndIs beIeitigt iueroen, 10
longe Die iid bet6npfenoen 8orteien
nidt eiuieben, ooB feline oerielben bic
on0ere beiieget fam. Die f5olge
mpB ieiu 0oB iie 8n' eiuen Ginner.
1tanoniS fouuueu. 8eitiderieit8 miB
man iih ourd Elm geeianetes Ser
balten beriidern ob Die generfnng
oes 8rdiioenteH 8ilion Dab fein
Sin6erris 5ueds elmer Iofortigen
5rie0en8oisfltiiion borlieae. MIR elm
politiider Sd)ad3lg ODER 0as oie
Neuihbeit erl0ien0e 8ort lit. Die
0elitide Qtntport iolte oa6in Jouten,
Dab mt6 mir 81 ioiortigen s5rie6ens.
berbanOllnaen bereit fino.
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S6lrtbtcS &tttcr on
amrrifanii(brr TrOnt
'IrtiIIcrickdmpfc sFfcIocSeHen obeeflaut; Gas
Heeentpalicr ssls ans itnteritdnScn unS
6rdbeS Hsocpmmpt pcrScm
Sr0nsOlen srei, 'auf 1900 ,lieterfront ldpari an

bielcn Grouiabidlniiten. Snionterie.
abteilrmeeu fIarten ii6ld ct 0uen.
fin ln0 6itlih Der 0iaaS. beiu
eallriereswolo, erfoIereih ouf nnb
lieietteu @efangene ein.
9lrmeefront Ser3og 9lbred)t bon
8ilrttember9: 8piihen 8Iirep nnO
Der 9loieI berit1rttes glrtiaerie. uu0
Minenfeuer. @s mar beion0ers beIt
tia in Der @nfboridait bon gieneo.
billie.
Geitlider arieg8iboupIub: Die
militariide Gage 1T an ben groBen
rtiiiiden rmo rlml1niidben s5ronten
rmberdnoert. Die 8uit1n0e in Dlo.
5e0ouien iin0 unberdn0ert.
@8 miro ferner amtlih befanut
gegeben Ser 5ei1lo unterndbm i'm
gtonot Sonum 81 2ufangriife auf
0eittide8 @ebiet oarlluter 15 auf bic
Suotitrieoiitrifte in 2otbrinaen ln6
2luemburg. Die angegriffenen
St1ote umidloiien 9u0luigsbafen,
6rei6urg, 3tier, 8rieorid86afeu,
gtaitatt. 0ffenburg, Mannbeim 1n0
aarlsrlbe. 66gleit, fid iufolge Der
giinitiaen 8itterltug Die 8abl Der
9lngriffe i'm 8ergIeid NIT Dem Cor.
monat betrdhtlid erb69t botte, tua.
ren 5dooen 1nio gerluite olildli.
derlpeiie 9eringer. 6iinf 4erionet
mur0en getotet uno neuu bertDun.
oet. Der God)id10en ror lmbe0elt.
ten0. 2luh tpor feline nettuensmerte
MISUNDERSTANDING 8n ner8eid1ncn.
Der 5eiaa berlor Bel oieien 9lngrif.
fen bier Qleropiane.
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ul1ter. Oanrpfcr melbet
Caile1bcctuerie rienkmlto

9Ius einem otlantii6en Safen, IA.
Jebr. Gin amer. 3olnpfer, Der
bier einlief berid)tete, 6aB er am
Is. Sanunr i'm @iitteIueep BEL einem
8erfolgung8fanlpfe Elm oeutihes
3nudl6oot berienft babe. Ser gam.
pier uuroe nidlt aetroffsn. 2luf Der
Giidreiie lpuroe Der 9untpfer i'm
glittelmeer bon 8pei Soubbooten
angegeriffen. Gineg muroe Dor
Dem Sdiffe gefiftet. uno ols Der
aapitdu e5 5u rannen Deriudte,
taufte es unter uno berIhnan6.
81 gIeiber 8eit bertrieb bic @e.
idiibnonnic9oft Gin an6eres 3aitd.
boot NIT SdyilIicn gie g2nnniaaft
oes Sdiffes beridtcte, oaB britiidje
Qatrouillenihiffc bei Sen fanarifalen
s9SnIeIn nn 7. adnuar 5iuei Iaub.
boote einfingen.
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tscinc 2lnoFiffc allf
1lntcfika oeSul6et

2onoon, IA. Seb.-Sou. Bertrand
glrtbur giiiiieI, frii6er Geftor uno
,.f5elloiu" bes &rinitp College in
Cambridge unO prGinmptiber grbe
0es Garls 8uiiel, mir0e bon einem
J2aaiIttat oes gop Gtreet- @crihtes
1T feds Monoten @eidngnis berurs
teilt, neil er in Der 3eitidrift aGbe
Iribunal" geiuiiie gemertungen
mahte, nelfe oie ge3ie9ungen ppi.
iden @roBbritnnnien uno ben @er.
gtadten Itoren f6untcn Sic Be
mertng, auf Delhe iid bic qnflage
itilbte uno bic bonn 5ifantlihen PIN.
ftager berIeien Dproe, lautete Bic
omerifaniide @aruiIon, bic biz 6a.
6in England nnO 5ranfreih beiett.
uiro, gleifbiel Of iie iih aegen bic
Dettifen OILS tiidltia crDeit, obne
3ueifel imitanoe iein 5tritcr Gin.
,nidJfihtern eine geihafiiauHg. an
nelfe Die ameriioHiihe 2lrmec 0n.
5eim geD6bnt lit
syo1n 9eandoiHg, oer mii 9iiaiel
aueeflaat mar. wur0e 81 so 8fuuo
5terIina (5elobube ml6 sun }ablung
oer Soften i'm Betrag bon meiiern
15 9funo perurteiIt.
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