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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-22
BALLOON FALLS 5000 FEET
Disaster Overtakes Ship Reporting
the Yacht Race.


the Yacht Race.
Rockaway, N. Y, July 22.-Disast,
er overlook the naval blimp dirigible
Clio, just after it had flashed out a
radio telephone report that the rae
ing yachts Shamrock " and Resolute
were off on their third race
The great gas bag, with eight men
in its car, including three reporters,
was lowering 1000 feet above Ann
brose lightship. Thirty minutes later
it was a wreck on Barren Island, in
Jamaica bay, ten miles away. 1t had
fallen into the bay like shot bird,
after a frantic race shoreward, with
the nose of its envelope collapsing
as hydrogen gas escaped from rents
in the top of the bag.
In the battle TO reach the landing
field after he discovered the airship's
plight, Lieutenant A. W. Evans, its
commander. had forced 1t 5000 feet
into the air by the sheer mower of its
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-22
Thieves Steal $4,000 Worth of Hi,

Hazleton, Pa, July 22.-Thieves
during the night stole $4,000 worth
Of hides from the warehouse of Sam
uel Smulyan. They used a motor
truck to cart off the goods, tracks of
a car being noticeable in the road
near the place.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-22
Move to Get Debs Out,

Denver, July % Farley P. Chris
tensen, FarmerL Labor party candidate
for president. telegraphed to Senator
Harding, Republican nominee, and
Coz ernor Cox, Democratic candidate,
suggesting all Join II Il demand upon
p i'san Immediately re-
lease Eugene V. Debs from prison.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-22
Twin engines.

Twin engines.
Shifting his course toward Jamaica
bay beyond, Evans drove the balloon
with elevators slanting clear back to
lift is. Farther and farther down
came the ships head, and less than
two miles away, It dove into the
water. nose first, and a few minutes
later floated gently ashore where its
passengers and crew climbed out, wet,
but without a scratch to show for the
5000 feet drop.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-22
State Sails Road Bonds.

Harrisburg. Pa, July 22.-State
Treasurer H. NJ. Kephart announced
that the state Of Pennsylvania had
sold S12,0o0,000 of Its Az per cent
three-year road bonds to syndicate
If Philadelphia and Pittsburgh bank
era nt Dar
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-22
Broken Back Causes Death,

Cumberland, Nd. July 22.-Clar.
ence Savage, who had his back brok-
en- while at work In mine at Schell,
W. Va, June 8, died at Allegheny
Hospital here
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-22

On and after Monday, May "a, |
will conduct the bus business form
erly owned ana operated by William
l.. Dean. Passengers and baggage
delivered anywhere. Your patron
age solicited. Phone SO. HARRY
WILSON. 5l24-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-22

The world needs not your opinion
but you.
Truth in the hands of some, seems
to be an elastic substance.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-22

We extend a cordial invitation to
all our friends in Dorchester County
to visit our booth at the County
Fair. NATHAN'S. 7I20-3t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-22
The Weather.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC

'~"nr,re %6r this section: Fair to-
day and tomorrow moderate winds
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-22

Unrequited love-the fang that
tears deepest in the human heart.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-22
LOST.

LOST.- Night of the 18th, one
small white and green trimmed row
boat, finder will please advise S. Fl.
Jones, Lodgecliffe Farm, Phone 528M.
7I20-3t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-22

FOR SALE: room residence, 402-A
Willis street gas and bath, price rea-
sonable, easy terms, possession Aug
1st, apply w. II. NABB, So Glasgow
street. 7I20-10t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-22

WANTEDi-At once. young lady or
gentlemen in Office, one with expert
ence preferred. State experience and
salary wanted. w, c. BRADLEY &
SON, Hurlock. Md. 6l13-n
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-22

FOR SALE One ton modern truck
solid tires. Bosh Magnetic, all in good
running order LOUIS K. WARREN.
,5I15-tf
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-22
FOR SALE

FOR SALE,-Bu1cK, little SIX. late
model best of condition. VIII sell at
reasonable price to quick buyer. J..
HOWARD PHILLIPS 5l21-tf
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-22
WANTED

WANTED,-Position by competent,
experienced stenographer, who has
some knowledge of bookkeeping. Ad
dress H. care of this office. 7I16-6t
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-16
One Reason

Fleet
because
made models. 1bton
and <
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-16
RICHMOND ONEIDA
TRUCK COMPANY !
439 Main Street.

Service Before You Buy-Servce When You Buy
You Have Fought
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-16
Federal Motor Trucks
in New England
A Story of Transportation Progress and
"The Tenth Year."

1t struggle convince business men ten years ago
motor driven commercial vehicles Likewise automobile
dealers of that period who had visions of the presenay
ulary of the passenger could anything aurng
the future of motorized highway transportation.
NJ L. Pulcher present general manager and president
of the Federal Motor Truck Co., of the pioneers of the
truck industry He managed little factory where Federas
built and then sell them The three Fed
erals manufactured shipped Easone to Boston, one to
New York and to Philadelphia
Hardly person then could get up casual
conversation about hauling goods by truck Mr. Pucher
visited, among many Others G. F. Written of the Written
Gilmore Co., which firm sold the Chalmers and Hudson pas
senger Mr. Written could be persuaded to buv Fed
era said there deman dior trucks which
He did, however to drive the Federal
his place at Lynn Boston, and it to
pany that made delivered popcorn CONNECTIONS to all the
towns the nearby coast of Massachusetts
Perhaps he did this rid of Mr. Pucher and his
thusasc word picture of the future of motor trucks but at
he made the demonstration to f. L. Hobbs of the Ma
tiona Pop Corn Works Lynn who decided buy the truck
Mr. Pulcher had faith in his products he the motor
truck necessity in business he had saked his fortune
future that promise when he received at Hotel
from Mr. Written that he had sold the first Federal
naturally elated mild word describe his feelings
This was the beginning of Federa it the start Of a
successful business and although there dscouragcments
and vcssitudes in the immediate months which followed still
after this initial sale the future of Federal assured
is significant fact in this connection that the National
Pop Corn Works is still the and operator of this first
Federal It is still engaged in the job of delivering po
goodies to the New England towns and cities near
LYNN has travelled 100000 miles and has beer
garage service station It is the particular pride
of the of Mr. Hobbs who purchased it from Mr. Written
years ago in April
". c. Spear of Manchester, Vt, purchased the second
Federal and sold after He is still selling Federals, "a
Mr. Written in Lynn and Boston. G. O. Brtton of Hartford
also Federal dealer that year and still of the
Federal family,
This the beginning of Federal popularity New Eng
land There hundreds Of Federals this section
and thousands of the recent models photographer III
Boston made several trips through the manufacr
ing cities Of New England and he has photographed then
daily tasks hundred Federal Every is tire
less worker competent deliver of the commodities which in
Custriols New England sells to the world
productions and surely New England the home of first Fed
era has Just claim in being the birthplace of industry
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27

United States would patiently be the
desire 10 abolish an economic chaos.
resulting from the terms Of peace.
and. by insuriug the economic re-
Mobilization Of Germany, eliminate
rhe bolshevist devil But obviously
we could not ask any one nation to
make all the sacrifices.
Only by the drastic exercise Of
our financial weapon, could we hope
or expect to force concessions from
She British OF the French. in matters
like the colonies or the union Of
austria with Germany. Only by the
deliberate proffer OF our own fl
nancial resources could we persuade
the French 70 resign their claims
upon Germany for indemuitiesi even
If the sum Of those indemnities
spelled the economic ruin of Ger
many
But n we pursued such
course-oue OF absolute i'm
partEnIffy-dheu we should incur
the hatred OF all. and not i'm
possibly al would in the end,
be led fc common resistance
Of cur course
RecoEnizing the total failure Of the
first method. as disclosed at Paris.
we may pass TO the second
We Couldn't MAKE GOod-1
Here the question is simpler.
America may place itself beside a
tain. and. accepting British claims,
enlist the British in our campaign
TO reduce the claims OF all other ma
lions 10 such dgree that Germany
may still be economically re-
habilitated and bolshevism avoided
in central Europe.
But this means that having agreed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27
j. s. CAN DICTATE FOR AWHILE
BUT WILL LATER BE OPPOSED

to the British acquisition Of German
colonies and ships. we shall call upon
France TO surrender her acquisitions
OF the same character or abandon
measures taken in the same search
for security. We shall necessarily
have to make similar demands upon
Italy, upon Japan and upon Poland
Such r course, however, leads
instantly to the charge that we
have entered into an alliance
with the British to create IN
AnElO-saZon heEemony of the
world and il musf result in the
close association OF continental
nations to resist AnElO-American
policies and purposes.
We shall. by this course. avoid
forcing the British into line with
the continent in resisting our pro-
posals. but we shall intensity con-
tineutal resistance and deprive our
undertaking OF a very large part OF
its moral authority.
Must Agree TO Send Men.
Moreover. if we join with the
British. and the same is true if our
partner we're France or italy. we
actually agree to a military alliance,
become involved with that country
in all its other disputes, inherit its
enemies and make enemies OF ma
tons still our friends This. again
is a long way from accomplishing
our purpose or performing our duty
to the world
But II we do neither the one
nor the other Of these two things,
what is there left for rs TO dos
Entering the league Of nations
viii change nothing. II Will
merely mean endeavorinE to do
one or the other OF these things
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27

inside the league instead OF out
Of IL.
The problems will be the same, our
single weapon viii remain our fl
nancial resources and any attempt 10
employ this weapon will encounter
the same resistance. protest and de-
nunciation which attended the presi-
dents course in the matter Of Fiume
Actually many Of the same men and
all Of the same national policies and
considerations viii appear at the ses-
sions Of the league of nations which
were present at the Paris confer
ence. Nothing viii be changed. save
the scenery. il one may use that
figure-people. problems, difficulties,
all will be Identical
Thinking over these circum-
stances during many months
have been led to the conclusion
that isolation, within certain
limits Is the only possible policy
for my country.
Moreover I am convinced that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27

In every performance asked Of motor Fiud-
sons official records reveal greater ability than
any other car has ever shown.
They have stood for five years They are
not held by hairs breath. but by big. conunc-
ing margins. before which argument IS dumb.
They prove the master type, with limits of
power speed. and endurance that none has
matched to this day.
Yet if they stood for only contest
supremacy. they would have small importance
to you.
In all the year your Hudson serves, you viii
hardly require its full capacity. You do not
want 80-mile-an-hour speed You viii scarcely
encounter a situation to tax its limit of power.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27
Isn't This the True Mark
of Hudson Endurance?
No Stock Car Ever EquaIIed It's Official Records
In Speed-F4iIE Climbing, AcceIeratiOn, Endurance

So. II IS chiefly as they reveal its basic
principle Of supremacy-the control Of vibra-
don-that the Super-Sx's world famous rec
ords are important.
The exclusive Super-SH motor adds no
weight or size Yet It adds Y percent to
power. and so percent to efficiency. It almost
doubles endurance. It does this by converting
to useful power the destructive force of vibra-
hon. which uncontrolled quickly mdermines
motor endurance.
That IS why the Super7Sx can go faster.
farther and lasts longer.
These are official proofs. All can verify
them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27

NO DTtTl4S IN y. D,
So They Go Back Home
ENEvA. swift. March IL
" Thousands Of Poles. Czecho-
Slovaks and Jugo-Slavs, mostly Of
the middle and working classes,
who have made small fortunes.
have arrived in Switzerland from
America recently, with their dol
lars. on their way TO their own
countries, where their income viii
be increased 65 TO IS percent by
the exchange.
Some are returning from patri
otto motives or owing to home
sickness. others in hopes OF gain:
but six out Of ten because America
has gone dry. which they consider
slavery" adding that after 10 TO
u hours work a workman should
be permitted to buy beer or
whisky.
In the meantime the Swiss cafe
proprietors have made a vile con-
coction labeled whisky which they
are selling to these exiles at high
prices.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27
These Qualities Count in
Every Day Service

Of course. there IS pride IN possession Of car
qualities you know are unexcelled. And this
performance mastery gives innumerable advan-
tages. For instance. you travel faster within
the speed limits. That Is because you are away
quicker You pickup faster. You have power
that levels hills with ease You have smooth
ness that makes the long journey comfortable
and free of fatigue.
But you will have far more occasions to
admire Hudson's superb riding ease. its good
looks. and its trustworthy dependabiity. than
its more spectacular qualities of great speed
and power.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27
Endurance Gaze 1t Mastery
On the Speedway

Nothing shows the dominance of the Super
SIX principle more clearly than its success IN
high-speed racing. 1t was never intended for
a racing car. Yet, pitted against the worlds
fastest ears. some of which cost as high as
$4,000. the Super-SK won. time after time.
because It could maintain the terrific pace with
out self-destruction.
Ever since Hudson made those records It
has been the largest selling fine car IN the
world. Each year the demand increases. By
no possibility viii all who want Hudsons be
able to get them.
You should place your order now for your
Hudson. even though delivery IS not desired
until summer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27
j. s. ISOLATION
IT5PR0TECTI0N

while the European nations continue
to ask for American participation
they are led by a total misappreheu-
sion Of what that participation
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29
Sodseitsgloden.

Nn Nloltog Nben0 iano i'm @ein1
BON @rn. uno 6rau &obn g. GuttIe,
1921 CHARLES StraBe, Die &erm0b-
lung non SRI. s it Warp Ser
God)ter oea @ouie3, init @rn. 6 q NJ
renee 5. Wtunroe itntt, Gas
illnqe Gbepoar miro iih in Winne-
opolis b0uslid) einridten.
Nm 0ienstag Wtorgen fano in Der
Griten Yresbpterlaner = Stride sic
G%erm0bllng pon @rn. Arthur 9.
Il / Of nit Sri. 81ond)e % a c
8 10 an, Der Sohtcr bon @rn. unb
Tralt Cullen 6. &oIpap itott. Die
Sdppeiter ser @raut, SRI. Stella Sol
man, uno RaIpb lllrif, Elm 8ruOer
0e5 9rdutigams, fungirten nl&Srou-
5eltgen. Nur Die ndberen &crmano-
ten ,pobttten Der Geremonie bel. Sr.
uno i5rolt ltlrih per0en lire Sitter
5eit in Chicago uno minneapolis GIT.
bringcn, un0 nod) Dem Is. Nopember
III 1929 W2ain StraBe nIt Some"
fem.
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2enrOot uub MeGou Treunoe
Der ,Srofenen".
Tnti-S alOun 2eagme empficblt oercn
GruGblnn9. SefGm3 fnn9 BON
Blaine empfublcn.

0ic Nnti- SaIoon 2cagne i'm Staat
cupijehIt orlnqcuo oie grpGbIurQ
pom Wun0ca equator &cnroot un0
CberitYPcGon sum- Stoat3goltpcrncur
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mid1tiQitc Mann I'M @itnoc$cou9rcb
EQUATOR %rpinc =. 2curoot". iaQt Sic
M,@conlin NntiiaIoon 2iga in cincm
6lltQblutt NIT cincnt Eroteit Stimln-
I,cttcl Der nCrodenen". ucldcr an alle
Yilt8i,eou Der 2iQn u~erian0t miro.
Or nnlB crm0blt lper0cn". miro mel
Ter o~ugegeben, .ocnr icine llnterlic,
Qulll mag ujeQeiht 0cu Y2joerrui oea
%ollttaoQcictca bcocItcn,~ Chcrit
'9}cNon, Ser ocntofrutiitc Gonoioat
iljr @oupcrueur, uu0 Miuiam,< .Yfor.
Q0ll. Der rcpubljfoujihc Gauoiout iiir
WeucraIonmolt. lucr0cu Cbtufal@ Don
Ser &Jaa bcfiirlportCt. Ser Stimul-
jcttcl Iolt ilbcr WcGou: .WjtQlieo 0c$
couIrtijoneucn Clubs. meIdcr oft
zen Hrtbcil an Ser Nbitimmuua in.
SOorto nobm. nm Sparta trodcu III
mdt)tu. Sit Noaeler. @ier Qcic6l;dl
til3ufibrCU Sit Iilr Sic Iu5iithrun1
Ser NG'etc WNo iiir ojc Gn.icruunQ
Der Sh1riiio uno Giitrittaamualtt.
loclhe nod'ldnjl iiu0." &on Worlan
.lolt cr: nGiicu oaoecQu, oaB oa4 @iey
ais uc'cblidlc@ @etruuf einQeiiitrt
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NnS ben 0eridtrn.

Grci anlebIjdle rNtoouiaiuer@ Sic
III Vroiric 81 Gbjcu non Nili@nar.
idlal \>oitph @aue ucrhaitct muro1u.
luurocn Nlr;d)to GommjiiGr (loitpt
Narrlion am 4ijtnpod, Wloglcu nor.
dcrijhrt Nicitlbtn IIhuttn EN- &or.
otrhor ob, uno murocu uutcr $1,000
&lgrA'd'ait SEN @uu0e4 Wroiilr
'dnrortncu Sic int u0titlu Ntuuat
suIdlumcntrctIu. it~ber1uttieu. Ole
9ugctla9teu Nuo @tuianun ShauL.
CERT SbouI un0 Mclrp @}rouolo Dir.
lcIbcn wurNfD bel ihrcr Gtrhait.ml
I'M @Ci5c elmer Glirjurr,c. 90 C&ll.
loren Nliitu 0,aia ulO cta1m hoI5tu
Etut Nhj2ttu d~tiun0tu @uuotS
aIauolt ~ e &oli, utriij1tl SIC
&crh0'utn1.
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SbsmpiOn bereit Slr 9ebatte:
fihrnng.

%alne5 (honlpiOn, ser uu~abh1nglqc
rcpublifoniitlc Gunoioat iilr @unoc3.
icnutor, hat cine Nerauaioroermg
neld)c 9un0eaieltatur 2enropt oil
@lnoe5ienotor ga Iollette geriftet
hat. cine 0fientlide Zebatte ob5ubaI
ten. al2 Antrport auf oeiIen Reoe OH
uorigeu Gouuerstoq in Qtilmaufce,
onqeltommen, nit Ser 9egriinoung
oaB cr Der @egner 2enroots lei mo
ole oie5be5jialihcn Sragcn bcunt1uor=
ten ncroe. GbOmpion bate 7onncrs
tag 9lbcno mo Wtooiion porqciflo
gen.
Che Iit) @uroe9ieuotor 2cnroot am
Iicnatogpormittng nnh 9eauer Gam
begab, ionOte er foIgenocs 5elegrnmnl
an lSarnes =. Ghompion in 8eaut
mortuug oui oeiien @erau5forocruu9 :
rSon;e3 6. lhompion, Der Noreii
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N}a0ilon, @is.
,Ehrc Ginlaouuq nbqcmicien. IieiC
Goutropcrie grlr0c ourd Shren Nrir'
iipal hcrporqcrufen uno fem onhercr
farm ie;ncn NloB cinnchmen. 8Itte
oeronIo'icn Sic i'm, oaB er meine
G~inlaounQ onmimmt.
(Qc3.) :. 9. 2enroot.
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ans Dem 9eben gei6ieOsn.

95nia. Slmt 9eiut ibrer Gottcr
5raa 4,n. II. Omen, SO Goro -
Stra8e. i.ar5 AM 9ien@tng i'm 9lltsr
uon 81 &a5ren. 6ruu 6rancis So.
MIA. Set cen leeten uell1 Sabreu
mar bic &~er}gorbeue cine lSnoali0m.
Sic miro Don iiinf &6hterL 6ralt
6nru &;ugel in Naua 0aua, @aih.
Sri emil Gr0uing. Geuuer, Col.
6roH 60. @erH9t, Trau Wtjnnie ser
tiff; ino Fralt @m. u. Ceuen in
ga Groiic, iomie IS @roBfinOern uno
- llrgroBfTnoern ilberIebt. Sro.l
.&0nig miroe in Geiterreid %acboren.
fam 1868 mad ga Groiie uno mobntc
bier in Elm mo oenielben &altie -
Sabre, Gle @eitnttung erfoIgt on.
Sam5toa 0odmittog auf Dem 0at
@rope 6rjeohoie inter Nmt9lcihtnr
uon 0aitor Stodmeier.
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@runOeigenttumsmarit

Gje ioIgenocn llcbcrtroaungen M.
8run0eigcutbmn fau0en IN Sen let
ten Sagen itatt::
Nu0rem %ohniou an Murtiu pc.
rancf, Got :, Nlof ,. in Npro "a
Groiie. $4,000.
6. &. 5lUnrthout OH Gomoro Ga
6Icur, Got -, @lof fl. 2oiep'9 Ao-
oition, 5000.
Caroline Z. Ic Golou an @iuiont
3ciQhou, Cots ;. 3, 1. Nlod 4, @reeu.
lpopO Mart. GrcrN ~<2Iono. 5000.
<Iea 5. Sreo> an @roce +. NjQ-
bee, Cots 81 mo %, Njluiem Nlnce
Noottion iijr 500 uuo anotrc &cr.
%0ittlnacu.
&9;lltam Sfo0 nn ). NJ. NolNrrion
tno <So0n @lor0cr. t12H Nftr
Garmlon0 in IoDn NollanO iijr
$1,000.
Oscar Noucu an elmer Nolltn.
200 2ldcr III &nm,ltou Gomnihip iiir
$1,000.
2Ilirco Goicn an &obn @norocr
(bciI Der Got 1 Mc0uQh'$ No0ition
IN MoImcn iiir $3.50.
George Ntco an u GlentCut. BOT
- mo She'll pom Got t3. @lod !.
9torO Ha Groiic. ijr $500 uuo an
ocrc &crlijtuulcn.
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bertc. Bis lett iino 1000 9i5enjen
neniQer, ais Die t57,S 28 i'm porIgen
Sabre ollsgelteat tporOen, ober bis
3ur Groifnung Der &ogo miro bic
3uhl mobl errciht mer0en.
Gle &irid) Snilon beginnt am
20. Nouember un0 en0et am 30. no
pember un0 ON /. mo ,. Gc5em-
Der f0nucn bic crlegten Stride
trnn5portirt meroen. Nic in tribe
rem lSahren foItet Die 2ijen5 fir Nn
iGBiae ST. Sic ein3ige 9lenOerumq
in 0en Sago0eieben lit, luic i6on &c
FAINT Qegeben muroe, Dab meiblIde
un0 iutge Sbiere irgenO zines @e-
ifIed)ts nidt erIegt mer0en 0iirfcu
.uno Dab niemuno mebr ais einen BOD
nit @emetben bon minoeltGnS orei
Boil 2dngc idieBen bari. 0ieic5 Sc
icb mar idon Dor bier Sabren in
Strait, mltr0e Damn ubcr Di0errufen
.meil ooriiber gefla9t mur0e, Dab 10
oieIe peiblihe un0 iltnge Sbiere foot
i'm 9ltid liegen geloIien muroen, Sn
0ieiem Sabre bat Die Gommiiiion oas
mGin29of" -8ciet mie0er in Strait &c
icbt, nofocm in y @iridl- Counties
&erbore abgebalten morOen maren.
&or pier Sobren puroen 5000 Stride
ans Den SogogriinOen oerianot NM
etna ooppelt 10 piele mur0en in 2luto-
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