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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-01
SANDRA THE JEALOUS
a serial story by
JANE PHELPS
Author of The Promoters Wife" and Other Stories
Copyright by George Mathew Adams)

, hut Everett knew nothing of them.
And so long as he didn't object to
Barrett calling, would perhaps have
a chance to carry them out.
To my delight he called me up
again soon after the day he came
with Dagmar, and asked if l cared to
have another sing" told him l
should be delighted and he said he
would come about 4 o'clock.
He came in promptly, with roll
of music under his arm. l put Roses
picture where it would be the first
thing he saw. But to my disappoint-
ment, he said nothing about it. At
ter we had tried two or three new
pieces | said;
Don't you admire that picture? l
think Rose very lovely"
"She is very pretty, butt prefer
a different type" he looked at me
so meaningly that | flushed ridicu-
luosly, and fumbled the music so that
several sheets fell on the floor
"She will visit me this summer I
do want her to have nice time. We
have been just like sisters ever since
We were babies"
"You may be sure l shall do all
in my power to help you entertain
her." he said. Then he forgot all
about Rose in talking of some con-
cert he had attended where the music
was exceptionally fine.
cts because he's engaged to Miss
Stewart" | said to myself, hardly
able to hide my disappointment that
he had not enthused over Rose. l
did so want her to live next to me.
wanted dreadfully to ask him if
it were true that he was engaged,
but I saw no opportunity until just
before he left. Then he referred to
Rose.
"Be sure and call upon me to help
you when your friend arrives"
'Tndeed l will, but perhaps-Miss
Stewart won't-like you to. Rose is
very pretty" l knew | had said an
awkward thing, awkward for both of
us, yet 1 waited eagerly for his an
sWer
what has Miss Stewart got to do
with it? All I seew He did not wait
for an answer. "You have heard
that silly rumor too. Really, poor
Dagmar will have to hurry her we'd
ding or she will be married to me in
spite of herself"
A rush of joy swept over me.
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thought it was gladness because Of
Rose
Then she isn't ="
Going to be married? Yes, she is, :"
he interrupted, "but not to me I'M
less people in Hendon make her mar
ry me in self-defense Dagmar has
been engaged to an out-of-town man
for a year. He, as well as she, is
friend of mine. He looks to me
that Dagmar has an occasional escort
and in trying to show her a little at
tention it seems l have started some
thing"
So there was a chance for Rose
after all. I must have looked awfully
relieved because he said with a queer
look in mis- eyes:
81 am flattered that you are
pleased" and before l could really
give thought to what he had meant
he was gone.
Sunday-An Unexpected Lunch
Party
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-01
The New and Better Way.

And so more and more women are
spreads, couch covers, over draper
les, rugs, carpets, ETC., to the laundry
for washing or dry cleaning.
A helper comes into wash windows
and wood work, the laundry returns
everything beautifully fresh and
clean, and housekeeping is over,
without turmoil or fatigue.
In short, mother is progressive. She
realizes that while twenty-five years
ago she would have had to wash her
own curtains and blankets, laundry
methods have changed; that up-to-
date laundry owners have seen an
opportunity to render a broader
service and have equipped for It.
And mother has been wise in accept
sending their lace curtains, blankets.
ing the relief offered her.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-01
500 Reward. 500

The readers of this paper will be
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requires constitutional treatment Halls
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patient strength by building up the con-
stitution and assisting nature in doing its
faith in the curative power Of Hairs
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Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails
to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo,
Ohio. Sold by all Druggists 75c
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EDMONDS DENIES HIS ENGAGE
MENT
CHAPTER XXXV

CHAPTER XXXV
4 HAD learned a lot from Hetty's
aunt, yet there were many ques-
tions l would have liked to ask. But
Hetty motioned me to leave her, and
really she looked so i'll l felt almost
guilty that | had allowed her to talk
so long.
So Leola had been her own worst
enemy Hetty's aunt had said she
loved Everett, yet she was always
making him angry; and that he
loved her devotedly and gave in to her
in everything. Why had he so
changed? He never gave in to me in
anything. Another sure proof-to my
mind-that he did not love me. She
used to do things to make him jeal-
Gus, to show her power over him
Perhaps that made him love her too.
To know she could make others like
her. Hetty's aunt had said:
'Never was woman loved like
he loved her. / amt surprised he
waited nine years before he married
again"
| felt positive that even after nine
years he still loved her-at least
loved her memory SO much that it
prevented him caring for me-un-
! less he cared for some one else!
He had not blamed her when the
baby was born dead although he had
grieved terribly. And it was really
her fault. 1t must be wonderful to
be loved like that. But more than all
was l hurt by what she said about
his taking Leola in his arms like she
would a baby, and petting and coax
ing her until she became quiet. When
l cried he scolded me. 1t was all too
complicated.
l hoped l might go and see Hetty's
aunt again. There ware lot of ques-
tons l wanted to ask her. But she
died that week. Hetty was heart-bro-
ken and / tried to comfort her. Her
aunt had been the only relative she
had in the world. But even while
| was talking to the weeping girl, |
was sorrowing myself because she
could not tell me anything more of
Leola.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-01

She knows she will always have
plenty of things to do for her home
that no one else can do for her, and
she uses business judgment OF as
high an order as her husbands in
turning over to others work that
it is unnecessary for her to DO.
So, this year, follow the course of
those wise housewives who believe
in keeping themselves for their
homes, their husbands and their
children. Pass on to the laundry
the things that make slaves of many
an otherwise fine wife and mother.
IF you have any doubts as to lust
what the laundry can do for you in
reference to. anything you want
washed or cleaned, just call us up
and we will gladly give you de-
tailed information.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-01

Meat and Grocer Refrigerators.
Display Refrigerator Counters.
Fireproof Safes and Vault Doors.
Toledo Computing Scales, B.R
Swint, Sales Agent, 120 N. Jack
son street, Albany, Ga. Phone 1872
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SPEND YOUR SUMMER AT
The New Rabun Hotel

Located at Mountain City, Ga the famou Rabu Ridge
Mountains which divide the the Gulf Of
mexico The highest
three hundred feet above higher Asheva
N c. and seven hundred feet higher Airy Ga
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-01

Note Bragg's Market Ad. Page 2.
31-2t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-01

All my wonder at Everett's indif-
ference to Barrett Edmond's call
had evaporated when he ted me that
! he and Dagmar Stewart. were going
to be married. l had other plans,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-01
NO WORMS
In a Healthy Child

All children troubled with worms have an un-
healthy color which indicates poor blood and as
rule, there is more or less stomach disturbance.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-01
Shift Your housekeeping
Burdens on to the Laundry

The modern American laundry has taken the burden of
spring housekeeping from the shoulders of many sensi
BILE woman.
lime was when the completely tagged and worn
woman became the she thought she was doing her
wifely duty.
Women realize that their first duty to be buoyant
and cheerful companions and chums to their husbands and
children
Men have discovered it doesn't pay to make work horses
out OF their wives. Their comfort and pleasure suf-
fers and other pass uncomplmentary remarks-not
to mention what women say.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-01
Groves
TaSfeEeSS chill Tonic

contains just what the blood needs Iron and Qunine
in form acceptable to the most delicate stomach
and if given regularly for two or three weeks will
enrich the blood improve the digestion and act as
general strengthening tonic to the whole system
Nature will then throw off or dispel the worms and
the child will be in perfect health 1t is pleasant to
take Price Coo.
PERFECTLY HARMLESS. CONTAINS NO
NUX-VONlICA OR OTHER POISONOUS DRUGS.
When A General Strengthen
ing Tonic ES Needed Ex9 The
Home For The Child,
For the Mother or the Father,
Take Groves TaSfeEeSS
%a~ chill Tonic
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Gin 8allsn 1tnelase in Gtieaes permriaett >en
Co psn - perienen; g t,,ar Set critic mnc
ls4ste Slme eines lenebaren 2sallsn=.
Gdmpe ien gSeiben nno Swarn tn Der Sunoesbauptaot
WiOonep erbielt md Oem Seridt eines Hegernnss=
Seamteu eineu .ungeredteu YroSeb" Sic
Seportatiou BON NnslanOeru
beporitebeno.

mruideltc lid in 0cu ab7tilr5enoen
Hollon lulo perbrann.1; ser lsrl. ,ic,
Carl 8coDer 0oll lfron, g. nur>>e
Gctootet
Carl Gnpclport, 9icfolome slgelt
oeS &ergltl9ungsparfs, ipraug nid)t
pom 2uftid)iif hernb; iein aorper
pltroe ourh 0as 9oh ser 9onf ges
idlleuoert lttt0 perfoblte pollItdnoiq.
Sorrp 8ofer bon 9lfron, ., Cber.
moid)illiit oes gouons. tam lebclro
an, bof broh er iif oos Niifgrot llno
miro Dorausiidtlid) Iterben 0fiIton
9. 9torton, III Sci t;ner ,.riorgcn5ei-
tltng allgeItellter GDo,ogro2l, IanDete
ebenfalls leben0, 1oh brad er IL
bei0e 9eine er itorb ipdter
$. u. 8oettrter, &ilot oes Balloons.
mar Der ein8ige >Siliaiit 9e5 nnuonS,
pelcher lnperlebt ouf oert go1en Iar-
oete. Stint Der in Der 9onf cetoott pn
Seriouen noren meiblid,2 Inac.tcIltc,
orei maren Wtonucr irno enc cin
Gndbe.
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9a Grohe. isis, 6reito9 Den %. ,5uli 1919

9>erboll0s Der erlgliidcu @trQlclttt
bate -, SunrerstaA cine Icipre
ctlutQ init MiluItcrpr0ii0tnt HlouN
/ tSeorQe mo 0rci lpeItercn Niitalie.
bern Der Rcgierlmg. I'M cIIc Nei.
IeQuug 0ca Streif> Der aohicnbero.
leute IN Der tSrafidnt g)orf III per
ildJcr. Slop0 C5eprqe hattie i'm
&ern niit u Honar Gam, Cir Mud
IuHo 0eooe@, Dem offi5icllcn 9>crn1itt
Ier Der RNierllna, unh citiqeu unoe,
rem WhtaIieoern oe9 Cabinets, S.r
0enlRIben 3rped cine Neipredulno
nut Den CSrubellbeliscrr.
Die HeQlertnq erfl0rtc, naCb0cln in
0cm pnridufigen 9eridn Der Sonfen,
id'en Gonnliiiion beredluct mor0cn lei,
o0B oie aohIenioroerlulQ hi ser qc-
plantcn @crahieblura Der gIrbcitainul-
0cn teine phn 8rdsciit hcrd6dchen
lrer0e. inoIle lie 0nru1tf ichcn, 0af 0le
9fffnro 9Irbeiter feiie 2ohn- Ginbllfe
erlitten in0em Die 9tffor0 20hnc cnt
ipredcn0 erh0ht fpiir0eu.
&Sie erIolttet, ioIIen iebt in Ser
(Sroildnft 0of IN alien Qr0Hcrcn
Sruben NIT elmer eir3iqcn NnSuohmc
sic Ellnlpcn pom Marine G}nnuidloi
ten qeuiiqeuo bebieilt ieiu. 25n alien
@ruben I'M Noroet ser @roiidlnit
Stoiforo, no ON 0fittipod acitreift
mur0c. mar om 0onneratoq oic 9tr
belt lpieoer I'M 0anae.
2Im 01ltnnodl. DEM piertcn CaQ
oes Streif5, eridncne1l noh feinerlci
9In5eid,en elmer 9eilealnQ in naher
3eit. S2S1r Qdlt5en bobcn rnQciGhr
250,000 4tnut Die Yrbcit nic0erQc
lGQt III 0cn (Srofhdhftcu EottiuQhu,r
lmo 0crbn fanen am WIltnoh TO-
900 ncuc Strcifer hili3n, mGhreno III
Otonnouth 10000 uno in &oncoitcr
Z 500 RerQlelttc pieocr sur Yrbcit
3urijffebrten nm Die 6rubcn nid,t
eridufcn 3ll loiIen; nies Qcidlnh dhcr
MIR infer aleid,seitpcr NnneIounQ
eineS illBcrlt lebhaften 0roteitS,
G@ Iplle1 ollein 10000 Moiul, Die
Die Glmpen ser Gjriiben s,l bcoicncn
hottc1l, ON Streif fein; tic mlrnen
bis lett 1ur in bier Srubcr oltrf
Nenmlinften BON GrieQSidnifcn cr-
iett, q1 oercu Sthrb am Mittmoh
1rltppen ms Streifqebict QcidHft
mor0en iiit6. 9Snfofqe 6cS nurf bsn
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belt einqeiteIlt merb1t, 10 ftjcrn 6ci
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9Irbcit eiriteIlen. neil iniolqe eires
2oforbeitcritrcifS feinc Ieeren aoh.
IcnmoQcn mehr on Sic (Srllteu 3,i-
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9rebibitiOns=Sorla
@soIhir1oton. y. oSuli


Die Grobibitiona 9lusfilbruugs-
&orIage, mclde pon @e9nern ol$
70 OroitidS be5eIhnet miro, oaB
Elm &cto oes 4r0itOcnten 81 ermarteu
ici, muroe am Oiellstag bonn 9aus-
cn0giiltig angc1onlmen. Die 9lh.
itimurtg ergab 2S7 gcgen 100; orei
9tItglieoer ltinnlten ,anpeielto"
Die ellogiiltigc Ibltmlnllnlg muroe
norgenomntal, hlodocm Der Antrog
oes 9Ibgeoroneteu SSgoe, Gem, bon
Wtiiiouri, Die Gorlage on oen 9llts-
id)uB auriid8itperpeiieh mif 255 9e-
gen 1876 Stinnten nbgelebrlt noroal
mar. 80 gut Die idnrnltlidle 9tbgeoro-
1tete maren bel Der 9Ibitinlnung 5lt-
9egGt.
Ger 4ntroa oeS 9lbgeorollefen Ra-
fer pon Californian Die &lalliel 81
itreiden, fpelde 8ripotperionen er.
Inlbt, IN ibrer 8obnllng 9eiitige Sc
trdnfe 3u bolten, muroc nit 107 gegen
9 Stinlnten abgelehnt; fiir oelt9littrna
Itinultten f0fer, Vlnlton non 5eraa
1no llp{hap, ole Gemofraten.
Sllr3 borher batte oas Sau5 nit
iiberipGltiqenber Mebrbeit Elm 9lmen-
oentert abgeIeblt, meldeS oen Erinat
beiit geiitiger 0rtrdnfe mtf $50
&>crtb bed)rdnft.
0ft S3 Qeqen 26 Stimmel ipltroe
sic almlIcI QeItridlen, tpeldle Die (Se-
riftc er1n0dtiQt hobcn milrbc, noh
eiqcncm @rnleIiell Iold)e Gerioncn ms
@efon9niB 3lt ihideL pelde hos (Se-
ieb iibertreten lub feline 9ilr9ifaft
iteIlcn fonuJcn oofiir. ooB lie bln1cn
eincnt Sabre ooS Geieb nid)t pom ncr
EN- itbertreten.
G8 ip1lroe1t mehrere 9(nenoenlent5
andenonnlMl, ipeldG itCf1 nit Dem
6onocl BON Soframcnt @cinen hefai
fen; itt ihrer 1lripriilmlid1e11 ,Snilnng
entbielt nie Gorlo9e Iolthe9eItimmlnl-
Qen nifn.
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raciu sered)ter YrO,eb" .
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lhomoa ! Nioonep lit III ictneln
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1ngcbldpr (heilbotprid,oft on 0cr
AomhererpIoijon gelcaeltlidh elmer
@crcjtido1ta 4ioro0e uld]t pole t8c
rcdujQfct mloeriahrclL mic * I'M 2'c
rjdh pom ,<obn z. Icnsutor. ehento
ftacr Sotl0croQcnt. nca ,>uiii}orportc
lgnts. Der ncu ,4ou I'M 9}onPu 0er
'ReqjeruQ mrteriuft hat briGt Ger
pom 9iopembcr 1918 o1tirte &c
rid1t muir0c on Uirttmodl 0rm $1nus
aui cine oicshc3ilalldlc 9icioIutioa bin
}u1citcIit
Sic g&obrheit IT. 10 ioat Nr }'e
r,d,t, .0oG in ocuI ErnieB nid'ta eat
holnH lit. mas ctn (3enthI DIS &tr
mmtcns lproorruicn f0nlltc. 0oE olt
l}0r0c ln0 Ntaieitdt 0es (ariebc:
utircdtcrholta XII 9}idh@ eriuncrt
3u 12olacrtd,tjQtcji. unb oit lnuW Pin
flaae lett iid' ans ichlcrhnftern U}nd'
ucrf uno oft ncr}mciiSltcn 9ot1be
1e.tcl p.iamnlen
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Sit berauidleno.

9Ien Yorf, "a ,Sul.
EunocS ~ HIdltpr GhdtiigI0 pDu
GrootInn aob ON Gomlcratua in el.
cm bon Der ReJierlna QeQcn Otar-
tin Sttnlou0er OIL 9}cm ;)uys III.
bolgig 0emod'tcn (einaIl 0ic Gnt
lhei0ung ob. oaB 8icr INIT 23t Irr
sent 9IIfohol I'M Gimme ors Rril.,s.
Frohlblt1onaaeieGc5 hemqlideno lei
one NnfIaQc Qeaeu Sdnlou0Cr Iautctc
nn' llebcrtrct1mg nca NritQ2 3rohi
bltlon@acRtc5 Sen 4llltraa au'
Nie0erlCbIoalung Der aufIooc uurAs
pom Hid}ter obaclpielcn.
"lllter oen 8innrnitCucrQcRBc
lulo alien 9tornel1, nie Dem Gonorcb
III Der Sndlc porQeidtpebt hoben f6n-
men. aehortC huS froglid,e Bier unit
234 %ro5eut 9Ilfnhon 3u Der oIs be
rallidlcnhc o5etronfe bcfonltten 0lniie
mlo ourftc OILS ioIdeS mht oerrouit
merocn" 10 loittcte oic gntidpiolma.
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Il h II" Torid)ub un0 erbohe Ole In
rait untcr oen nrbelten0cn Glcneu,
ten.
pa I fonunt er ,ood] er tomnlt
Die Gnt0ctllna, Die @ompcra leBt
mdbt, baben Dor lbm IGugit ou0ere
%cllte gcnlad,t 0uB oieicr Yrbeiter
Iiihrer, DER nl& 9cmiegter 8enbadlter
gilt. Dem aui ie0en ,Sall before Niit~
rel sur Gerfilglrnq itcbtu, I'M oie
Cumming inter Der 9lrbeitetidnit 3ll
lon0iren, ais Dem 9llrhidmitt3biir
ger, crit lctt urrftli inllte. 0nB tuus
dgntrodeltc YrohibItion lluruit ilu
.qdn}en Sa1fN pcrbreitct. lit ollcr0in1s
ein \ h anpnleIi, 0as 0pr Grtld.
runa bebari
1ic @nfrilItilnQ ljber Die ,IHuoht
oea @}r0hIbltions HnlenNement@ 3ur
Nunoea &criaiiiuna ourd) fIcjuIid)c
Go!itItalltcn. oic mit N0ltt un0 NQor
pom Der mIn3jacn. aber, ME f'tn de
}riqt hat, Hl0drtiacn Ien1pareH3flj-
one IN ore luidp 9cilett murocn. lit
ulrH olleroilWs i'm gon}eu 2nn0e cine
i'rortile, 0ub ieIbit Gin 5auucl tSon1
per2 iie niht nlehr laHorireH fnnu
lln0 10 hot er ijd) 0eun 3u iolgcn0tm
2Iu2iprudl au19eralit.
,Cppreiiipc (Seict4cbltuQ }citiqt
ra0faIe GropdQut0d 5olltc Der
NoIidlcrpianua lc III 0iclem &olt0e
tfuB iaBcn. mas e5ott perhiite, oartn
ollritcn Sic Grohibitloniiten uid)t irci
pom ie0cr 8eontmortrnQ icjn.
Die organiiirte Nrbcit itelit hcnie
enc 0iadt oar, NIT Der Die @}olltlfer
Die QroBcn mic 0ic .ieineiL rcdnelt.
'lbcr oieie Uiohi ug1B audi aES1eiitt
mcr0cn, meui es Hdl Dorunl houoclt.
Dem Canoe 0rohcn0e@ Gcrocrbcn ob
3umen0rn ,>m tTallc 0c2 Rrohibi
tione announcements f0nI nod 0o3lt
0aB A1lltocrttuuitl0e opn Arbcitcrn.
N1itdlic0cr Der 9utcrUol tSo0cratinl
Of @at,ur, 0lutb 0eiicn 2ln1lnhnp brot.
los Qcafndn mitroeu llH0 oodl bat
2ulnucI 0'onpfr@ uid1t@ nnH all
oIeicm 0ruhc10cn llnbcjI Qencrft
bis c> su Wat lnto on2 lln1Iiid &C
id1elNu mar. (Sit Der oItc ,}udls ilbcr-
fiiitt lporoeu2
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Die SolOattnueriidernn

Gem bicijaul Mmoes GUtrifts-
2ImpnIt NSofc lteat iebt elne Itlnge
QcQcu Ole 9lm0e>rcaieulud altf
$1,000 Dor. oie tr1te Hlogc iubetrclf
Der mohrcn0 nc@ >trlege3 In Hralt
qcmclcnrn 5ol0nten &erilderita1a
acRBc
Gmul 6lorleB tlagt al' @jeluab-
ruta Der &cr}id}erluq III njeier p05c
an icincn 1obn Hmlrie JHaItcr sSIor-
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cine @}olicc I'M Q&erthe pon 10000
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ucn Gomm nod Gdmp 5belbp,
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noh ieupr 29ltnn't on >5n'iuen5a
2lm t )topcnller iteIltc cr Den &Ina
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9iopcmbcr itarb er
zcuu GrfranhnQ crioi1te iobdIo
l1tnh ieincr 2lnftrft. oaG ocr Eager
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ihnt porrltbnWn fonute. nc 3lt ielner
enOaiiltigcu 2(1tiuahmc ms Eager
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Iic observation-disclosures mar oen
NortIdit oc5 Qbeiebes Qenl3G alien
4clten oiim. 0c ltdl i'm 0lruit her
Irnlpc. Der Oi0rine o0r Der 4Parjne
truppe beidnocn, un0 3mar ohuc be
ion0erc lluteriudnuq gum ;}ruct Der
8criidpnnQ Gle 3u tutld1e'ocrr0e
Troqe lit, ob Der lrnac l'tara that
jdhlid) int 21enit mar. che Il bonn
&oQeror3t ongenonmcu mar
Iie sSraqc lit iniofern Don atL1e'
meiner WconttlnQ, ME Dtltrltt@a1'
malt NoIie mlsnihrte, ais ite duf ollc
9(mpen6lmq fiu0ct. lpeIde nnf Dem
2dacr oebraht murocu lno, uod6em
Der 2aQcror3t lie 3triifgetpieier, mic
Der nah 6duIe qeioifot mnlroeu (et1nG
| Z 6i8 10 4}ro3eut Der UIunnid)afsl.
Bclpimt nie Reaicrmd boun tperoen
6ie Griiderntocu oieicr 2cutc. ltS-
Qeionnnt rln0 ,50G, 100000 Dollars
unQeictlid.
0iele pom oieien niir0en old nlht
!initmlNc ieiu. cine fIcine Gelijt'erltg
w nie6ricon Prcn bei onher,H Rcr.
Observation-Disclosures oltr5une1nten
"a tic Ole llnterindplng nift beiteber
mifr6eu
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ocn follen; Der Eroiioent iou ii5er oil
NorIomnnlilic Der lebteil orei 9tui)te
bodllt bciorgt iein. Gab Scr Gonfc.
ren5 fitr1oiqte Sefretdr 9ofcr un,
onB er Eruppen pon Camp Wleooe
nin betrdhtlifer Stdrfe" nad Der
gun0e@mlptItdot berufen Dabc.
Neaer rotten ildD suiammcu.
Ger Sheriff POM Grince Georges
GUluItp, VtarDlon0, mcldes an Den
Gtltrift Columbia oilqrcu3t, berid)-
tete am 4beno, ooB 5obIreide Neapr
lid) IN Spatt5plIle unltittelbor al
Der Stoatsgreit5c 3uianmtenrotten
uto iidl nnf Maihi1bgton Su bemc-
gen. 0oraufbin idUdten oigQiitrift5-
9cbor0e1t Iofort Suppen nad) Der
8ren3c ob
S1Sn etIifen qteQcr @icrtcln Der
Sto0t brQnnten bier uno 0o ,Scuer
bis 5ltnl Wfittpoh Oforeen RcQen,
Die Arnpeienbelt bon 2000 idnper be
Daffllctel1 Sol0dtell CilBer ben 700
Eoli5ilten lm0 ctlidlen hruloert Nmul
0eimgaroe lnro idllieBIih Die Shlice
bing bon Eillinrohollcn, 9inotbeaern
uno oit0eren Gldben an ncnen 9tegcr
5ununlen3lfonn1cn pilcqcn trltacn
ou3u bel, oie @enliitber ettpns SIT be
rllhiqe1 Ger 3erfmlf BON SSclter-
mofFen luo Milnlition iii III ser
Stoot perboter iporoer.
9eod1 repioirten 0erid1ten Iilt6 III
zen aGnlpfen Der lester, Gage in5Qc.
Ionrntt 5 GerIouc1l qet6otet, mut0c-
items tG tootlid mo mmoerte otrcrc
Ieift nerIebt; 6oipitfler nno tSe.
fdnqniIle iino bltdlitGblid) bis 5ur
.9aiiuuQsfrof. 0eliiilt
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Iic 2rportotlon non 5t3 nlt,r.
milnIdrcu 9lu2lQn0ern ii; III tiacr
SorlaQc porQcicheu. meldlc an IlUss
taQ uoni @ou@ml4idmB filr GlEmaaoc-
rlmQ einitinniQ tlnbcridtst plr0t
I;l bctrcifen0cli ,lu5laroer, oorunter
1r. 2dll N}1id. iiuo icoI n sort
CQlcthorpc, 90. mo Sort ! ut
las, llt0h, iHttrHirt W. ilre1
~r3p, rulu muroe lhnen 1eitn,;et
uerMn, pom ,uitl5oeportcnwnt Der.
uonunen 3u mer0cll, Ole ellogiilti6e
GntIdrounQ In uIlcn ,Fdllen miro
oent 9trbcitaiefrct0r aibcinlfalleu Gll
Eorloqe bcItimmt Die Deportottot
iodlenoer fcinolid3er 9fcierniiten mn
Wotroieu lntcr1urttr 5d)iIIc. tpcldc
oa@ 5pionagegeicb itbertrctcr loben:
5oIhc. Die itberljihrt mltr0 n, 81
8c3thim ooer AreQ2ntoferIol 5u ser
Loren periutlt Ut baben.
5oIhe 4u5ldr6cF peld}e ot, @ab
Qcicte ijbertretcn hobcn, inoert iic ;ns
&ano yt retcn o0er aus Dem CANOE
iort}urclien Deri1ldtan.
1ScinMifc NuzIaaoer, pclt} pcr.
i,dt l}oben. oie MA bebalua 3ll bcm.
men.
Nnst1n6rr, nrlte 1rofur8'1 cr'
Qeu ser Vrdii0cutca atsa0toben aa.
{ ben
.lHst.iun.r nctde 6as @ei,t a5cr
1ait6eI nit Dem ,Sca0 ii6ertreten bar
ben
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I id1noren h0ben, @er6refcn geacn Dje
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