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The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1922-12-14
Coal Situation
Getting Serious

The cold weather during the
past two weeks has put the coal
situation Of this city in a strene-
GUS condition. While there's a
few, perhaps, that have a little
coal on hand, the greater part Of
the people are out. The freight
train that came in yesterday did
not bring coal that was expected
by Agent Oos Of the elevator.
The tieing tup Of the freight
traffic out of Havre seems to be
the cause of the shortage. If
coal does not arrive within the
next few days it is going to put
Kevin up against a freezing pro-
position.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1922-12-14
Sunburst Consolidated
Royalties Company

A few weeks since, the Mon
tana Oil Journal run an article on
the front page relative to royal
ties. We called attention to the
article and felt at the time that
it was a forerunner of something
to come ~ that it was simply fall
lowing the ground for some pro-
motion that they was minded Of.
This, we are now sure OF, for
during the past week one of the
most remarkable pieces Of oil lit
erature has been mailed to the
world that has ever went out of
Montana. The estimates on which
the information contained in this
literature were based principally
on So crude oil, and Montana has
not seen 81 crude for two years
and we doubt if it will see it
again for a long period. How
ever, the remarkable thing about
this circular, is the matter drawn
upon to build the complete whole.
The Holy Bible, the livery of
kings and one of the dead lang
uages, have all been made use of.
The shield decorated with a
kingly crown is the company
trade mark and the motto of the
company is "Virtus Tutissima
Cassis," meaning probably that
this the king of all companies,
superlative and supreme and sur
passing all others, is shielded by
truth and virtue, in addition to
this it carries with it the weight
Of a good name - in that a good
name is rather to be chosen than
great riches" "a quotation from
the Proverbs. We wonGer, how
ever, what this company really
intends to do-is it not going to
gather in great riches, and set at
naught the teachings of the pro-
verb to which it refers? All Of |
these things have been drawn
upon and made use of in the
building of the master piece of
oil literature. And one might be
led to believe that some one con-
.nected with this company had
suddenly taken on a great spirit
ual experience, but we happen to
know of them, and we know that
there isn't anything to h a t
noise.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1922-12-14
Monthly Production
Makes Good Showing

The monthly production of Cat
Creek is 215, 5000 barrels and the
monthly production of Kevin-
Sunburst is $4,000 barrels or a
total of easily 100000 barrels
annually. Eight years ago this
was more than the total Of the
entire output of Wyoming fields.
The Wyoming field reached a pro-
duction of 100000 barrels in
twenty years. Montana has beat
that in the first two years Of its
oil activity.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1922-12-14
Next Big Play
By Ohio Garter

The next big play will be the
NE portion of 34-1 W and the N
w Of 34-1 E. This will be drilled
out by the Ohio and Carter COM
panies both subsidiary to STAN
dard Oil. 1t was the intention Of
these companies to get in there
early the past fall, but in s
much as they had not all the
leases they wanted there, the de-
velopment there was transferred
to the area where the Berg we'll
is. However this will be the next
big show in the Kevin area.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1922-12-14
500 Producing
Wells For 1923

By the end of 1923 it is estima-
ted that there will be 500 produc-
ing wells in Montana, $50 of
these it is estimated will be in
Kevin-Sunburst field. Present
indications as evidenced by the
many campaigns now being
pushed, would indicate that there
will be more than 1000 wells
started during 1923 in the Kevin-
Sunburst field.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1922-12-14
CoIone|-Kevin
Corporation

The Colonel Kevin Corporation
continues to be the big bet in
Minneapolis and St. Paul. This is
a Minneapolis company and the
stock of this concern is now be-
ing eagerly sought by investors
there. The Colonel Kevin com
pany controls some Of the choi-
cest acreage near Kevin, and will
put on big drilling camgaign
the coming spring.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1922-12-14
Heavv Slash in Crude Oil
Rates Announced by G. n.
More Than Fifty Per Cent Reduction Will Apply to
All intermediate Points; Twenty Cents Per Hun
dred New Basis for Oil Shipments to Great Falls
From Illinois Pipe Lines Cut is General
other day.

The rates offered by the rail
way were expected by the traffic
committee of the Commercial
club with satisfaction as the first
step in making Great Falls a re-
fining center for the developing
oil fields Of the state. With the
plans Of sevaral of the large COM
panies for refineries as soon as
their production warrants action,
the members Of the committee
regarded this evidence 0 f CO.
operation by the Great Northern
as indicative that Great Falls
will make a marked bid in their
choice of a site. 1t is one Of the
few cities of the northern part
of the state that offers the ex-
tensive water supply needed for
refineries. Great Falls Tribune.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1922-12-14
''eusher Bill" Rowe

Gusher Bill Rowe is on the job
at Sweet Grass getting things in
shape to start his drilling cam
paign east Of that thriving center
Rowe has shipped all of his drill
ing apparatus from the Pacific
coast.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1922-12-14

The Montana head 0 f the
Gladys-Belle, is j. H. Simmons,
W h 0 comes from Oklahoma,
where he was for a long period
with the big independent. The
office of this concern is in Great
Falls.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1922-12-14

"Ty" Cobb Lewistown
rancher put $4,000 into the
Hogan syndicate the past sum-
mer, Cobb could now sell for
100000.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1922-12-14

hundred pounds on cruce oil from
the Illinois Pipe Line tanks a
Sunburst to Great Falls, to appl.
also to all intermediary points,.'
reduction of more than SO pei
cent in the former rate, was an
nounced at the meeting Of tht
| Commercial club Tuesday after
noon. The announcement was
made by J.S. Book, general agen
for the Great Northern. The
rate has been submitted to the
state commission and is expected
to become effective within the
next two or three days.
The former rate from Sunburst
to Great Falls was Al cents a
hundred pounds and the present
rate means saving Of approxi-
mately 65 cents a barrel in shipp-
ing oil to Great Falls from Sun
burst.
With the rate from Sunburst
to Great Falls was announced a
rate of rs cents a hundred from
Sunburst to LeWistown refneries.
The rate from Winnett to Bill
ings is % cents. The distance
from Sunburst to Great Falls is
l30 miles; from Sunburst t o
Lewistown, 247 miles; from Win
nett to Billings, 214 miles.
On the present field price for
crude, 70 cents a barrel, with a
20 cents pipe line charge, it
means that the oil may be deliv-
cred in Great Falls at about 81 SO
a barrel. a price that the build
ing of refineries here is expected
to force upward.
The new price on crude being
effective to intermediate points
will mean considerable saving
in fuel costs to the many drilling
operations on the southern part
of the Sweet grass arch, such as
Conrad, Agawam, Vaughn, Cho-
teau and other points. Virtually
all Of these are now using crude
or fuel oil in drilling operations.
Coupled with these rates are
rates from all Montana refneries
to ST Paul, Minneapolis and in
termediate points, of II cents a
hundred o n refined products.
This rate will also apply to all
intermediate points. Rates were
also announced by Book to be eff
fective January 4, to apply to all
points in North Dakota on refin-
ed products.
Members Of the traffic COM
mittee took these successive re-
auctions in rates by the railway
as important cooperation with
Great Falls and Montana cities
to foster the development of re-
ining centers in the state and
especially in Great Falls.
Under ordinary circumstan-
:es," said Book, these reduc-
ions may be taken as only pre-
iminary ones. When production
Increases to make traffic heavier,
t is quite possible that further
reductions may be made. To en-
'ure these, there must be first of
III large production and guaran-
,ees that it will continue moving
n an orderly fashion"
Book pointed out that from
Vinnett to Whiting, Ind, these
actors have resulted in rate of
% cents a hundred on crude oil. /
This arose from the fact that the
efineries at Whiting obtained
efficient production to warrant
egular service, with the result
hat a train of tank cars moves
rom Winnett to Whiting every |
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1922-12-14

The Troy-Sweet-Grass people
are starting two more wells With
in mile of the we'll now drill
ing.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1922-12-14

The Anaconda company has
taken over a lease and will drill
a we'll in the SENW Of one Bal
E.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1922-12-14

Hugh Bent had the misfortune
to freeze both Of his hands We'd
nesday while making drive to
the country.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

Damn lider 5ur 8abrbeit geiporoet1el1
NieperIaae ser Mqiiertetl, eir1en gro@
Rem Sell i6ers gern,Dge1ls b%erlprea1.
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tina $3OO.OOO.O00 III ausldnoiibe11,
beionbers britiiden, @ertpapteren an
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tilden gfeides tpiirbe Die 0erarmuag.
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6eburften bes g1ubeg Der Bnnoesrez
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fen Mrm mn1eres 5eereS u1rD n1nlere
Dlotte getpa6rt ipur0e. LIMB il batterl
mir einen &rieg bes rei6en WanneS,
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men Mannes."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

gnn5e ullnbeoren5te M6gli6feits 4nls
rifas. 50 5ielplid aler Yerbreden IN
iuriltiid)en &ale1tber belbulbigt, Bic
III ibrem grimm nnb Dran 8drlbe iiii..s
len piirben. NusgelfoBen allS Dem
Observation-Disclosures, fpie0er nnfgeromrlell
unb 1piieoer nnsgeitobeny bat er ME ieiz
,eu 6alt an Ser Mal1e berlDren. Cyan
lagt u3niIhen 8eIhnloignng mn
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meirer Ieinoe bebauptet biele 5aden
nm Mir 5u ibaben, lno bieie Sein5e
babe if mir gelmndt burb Nl1fbedul1a
pplittiher 8~nnllergien nnb Dur6 beu
@nufmnnnprp5eB.1 l1nb es iiebt aus,
dis IS er l5iemli1 Nedt bot NIT Die
|fer Mngabe, benr ole, bie ii6 I'M pfoz
liti1den 2eben 5als unibt gang fDi9er""
erlpieien baben, ilb gegen Cyan, lei
es Som MDres bon Der Yarteilplen 2iz
ga, pber Danfortb, Der itaatsantpats
lide @elb1 unter Deiien Nmtsfubrlnae
Bic gpeimm ipegen Worbs ooer 5otz
ldlags 1bulbig befllnbene Srar &altfz
mann NIT einer @elD1traffe bon llrnz
pigen $4,000 fret fam. 81 Der Sea-
tegprie gebDrt au6 Ser 5erausgeber
Des MrgnszQeaber, Gbarles Sat, eincs
Bu1enfreunoeg bpm berforbenen
aalrfn1aun. Dag gemerfensiperte
aber lit, baB alien getpobnern Sio 9az
fotag bieie Beibuloignngen geger
Cyan befannt 1inb l1mb feif Sabren
tparen, onfur fat Der Nrgrls urlo ollie
anbern 3eitl1rgen I'M 5taate ge1orgt.
uu0 trpBbem tpurbe Cyan 81 beriGisz
Denen Malen beinabe 5um Gpupernent
gefpablt. l1no 5ipar obne Srganiiaz
tion, als MIR cine freiuilige binte1
{iA eli baben, nnb pbne einesbeoelteroe
@ampagnefnKe. Cyan 1T bente cir
armer Marn, bent 1ogar fem 8obnz
baug uforcloseb1 if. 8as iinb nur
feline Mnsii6ten? Bir glal1ben, el
tpirD nominiert unb pirD an9 in Del
@erbfpabI geipdblt. Ser 9er1anf Del
Debatte gibt uns bieien @laiben, it
mar Elm Grfolg fir Cyan unb oas
8erbnlten ser Wenge bepieb ggan.s
6alf am Soft. Ser Mnitdt Ser OH
gemeinbeit gi6t Elm 5ab aus einen
Briei aus 5tpng Sails an Den 56rift=
letter Musbrrd nnb Ser Iantete;
u5elbf tpenn aIes bas ipabr lit, tpuS
Cyan bprgeipprfen tpir0, 1penn er Der
grDBte ugroof" I'M staate lit, iel6i
oafn fnnn es unter leiner Momiriz
1tratipn ntht i6le6ter tperoen, benz
5u u5finnen" gibt es nidt biel mebr
bag baben Sic Mnbern BENT 8oH ldor
beiorgt. Nber Cyan miiBte no8 oimz
mer 1ein als er eroofeb fem ioQ, penr
er ni1t aaeS aufbieten tpuroe, leint
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}bie 5iib 9afota lie batte, benn babnrd
5ii6rt er nibt MIR oie MnlGlloigungsr
ab, ipnbern legt bas Sun0ament 81
tpeitern grfplgen."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24
Sic ate 2eier.

Ger, ~ rrY.e u...ee-L
unter o1eler ueoeflulq psaplle'll.
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per Der Dteltgen S1enosl.Vs!snluail
pom %oelonoerem S1l1erehs ". SN
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beta1l11t 1nr letne prDotuuWe sDpul..
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pen 9oetef9 IN Glepelano, Dplo, yu5
a1 o1e De1oen sonnoeslsnalpisl pes
9faa1es, oen OeInolIulsl ppn.epslx,
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

1Sn @ipnr Saag, SO, fa1b UNI g..
Mdr5 bie groBe 9ebatte 5tpii6en
.@eprg IS. Cyan nnb @puberneur Wcz
Dsaifer ltatt. So lpar Die grDbte po.
sliti11e 8~erlammlung bie ie in Gin
3nfota abgebalten sm1rbe. 3n fauz
lenben fan1er Ste 2eute bon auspariS
na6 5ioug Sals. Sur eth 8rn6teil
Ser 2eute Die ipiini6fen Der 9ebatte
5u5uD60Gren, fpnnten Blab I'M groben
5ipug Sals golileum Tin6en. @as
mar nun Sic 8ebeutl1ttg bieier 9ebatte
uno. ipas lit ibr Me}ultat2 8ebeutnng
mufbe bieler 9ebatte berlieben einmal
ourh Bic Mielenbaftigfeit Der Nni6nlz
,0igungen @gans gegenl6ie Nepublifani<
lde Mmini1tration unb @puberneur
WscN1afer nuo Damn bur6 Die Ber1Dnz
li6feit ggnng. WegeaIterS' PerlDns
lidJfeit lpielte gar feline Gtple I'M Set
glei6 5u @gans 8erlDnlidfeit CT
1T be1tte mas er nar, Ser fleine 2anbz
aeitunggrebaffenr, Ser bureb 1trammes
ginlteben. fir bic repltblifaniide Na<
5ldine, gang glei6 mas 8orteil ooer
Ma6teil fire Soft brabte, leinen Rlub
aIg u3Ddbn I'M Stab" Der Wai6ine ans<
ffmuate rno 19IieBli6 iii %gegebener 3eit
na6 8eripru6 un0 Nbfontnen III bas
Nlut 0eg @puberneltrs ueini6nappte."
Or lit eine Mutaglidfeh Elm 9nr6z
ldnitfsmem1 al9 als 8plrberaeur
qebIieben. Dagegen ggan, in i'm
berff0Srpert iA, m06fe man iagen, Die
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

IgS.AA&9. .SSSFV4
nlnr NIT Hifrinidnre nrlo Ssitro=
glncerin gefittert n1lo mirfer1 alS lez
benbe Iorpebos.
8. Nuf BENT MDein fabre1l lnter ben
Nngen Ser Gnltenteangeb6rigen 1nebDr
oenn buroert' 2iintenl1iffe al8 51lepplz
oampfer. DIE sroben S6anfelrdoer
Der Dermeinti6en Mabbampfer lt1D
nur aufgemalt.
4. 5dmtlide Gabrtfen I'M Hbetr.
lanb uno Meitfalen fino 9eipidf poll
bon Nteierfanonel1 bon 80 bis 10
Meter 2dnee, Ste in,ltanbe ftnoss 0raz
naten bon $4,000 Gilogromm BITS
|Baris gu idleroern. Dele nnge=
thine ino 10 angeitrtde11, ais Oh 1le
aus 3iegeln beitiinoen uno barn1lo1e
Ramine mdren. Sn fi6onnfeln
Ndden nnb belDnoer8, lpen1l man ptel
getrunfen bat. fa11n man bdnttg be-
oba9ten, mte bie ienfre6t iteDenoeln
s&olDffe gefippt nno ipteleno letd)t bt1lz
nnD bergei6nenft merbert.
5. SIN Denti6lano feben rteltge
55angpumpen bereit, Sic I'M &~rtegStall
In Tdtigfeit geleht meroen n11o ben
G%ran5oien Ste gan3e Ntmoipbdre meg
iansen, 10 bab Branfreid tn oret5as
gen lnftleer gepumpti lit uno alle Bra11z
5oien Dor Wut plakel1 uno erlttden.
6. 9te radeltnnenoe oentlbe M11z
4enidaft bat Elm gerfabren entoedt,
Sic Negennolfen bon europa ferrl3u<
fern5nbalten. Da8 lit I'm o%erga11genen
CONNER %am8probtert mDrben. SIM
nd6ite11 5ommer mtro'S nur tn
9enti6Iarb na6 8ebarf regnen. Die
ibrtgen 9d11oer meroen bllr6 5roden=
bett unb MiBernte auSgebnngert.
q. BrDfeiinr 5tetnba6 bat letn
neutrality-suspicious. muir IN Ser Nb@
it6t anSgearbettet, audi Ste {6alrigz
item 56al1ergreiie nod I. b. (frtegSs
.permen0nngSfdbig, gu MAIDEN, 10 Dob
iDir l1eberlub an 9oloaten baben
merben.
8. Tlne5enge iollen iptr feine mebr
baben? Sat- ale 9ofomottoen tom
men burb Nnbrtngen bon Iragfld6en
un0 9uftldrauben IN 2000<pferotge
Nteienflllg5euge u%mgelpanoetl lperoen.
Die Wagen erbalten an6 3ragfldden,
nnb bann geben sic Iran8porte NIT
Iruppen nnb Material bur6 Die 2nft
bts na6 Branfretd,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24
8elqier uno 9eutide.

Son auberoroentlt6em Sntereiie
lit ein 8riet SEN Nep. s. 8rettfopf
BON 8rimrole, Neb., on bie uBortz
nigbtlp Nepiem" gert6tet bat, Sc
mirbe SEN Gtnorlld be8 Snbalt8 be-
eintrd6tigen, menr1 mir tim tn irgen0z
.etner @etle fommentierten. Ser
8rtef iprtdt fir ii6 lelbit. Nep.
Brettfopf i6retbt:
vMletn NaGbar, Der bom9. y.
Bermeulen bon Gebar Napto8, Neb.,
6eluhte letteS Sabr (192l) ietn 8az
tterla11o Belgien. Mad ietner Niidz
febr nod @ebar NaptoS fragte i6 tim:
u@aS baben sic lber Ste beuti6en
@raulamfeiten In 8elgten erfabren?
GS 1T iiberrai6eno, iagte CT, aber oas
Bolf 8elgtens lpetb ni6t8 bapon.
Sd fubr piel I'M 2anbe lumber nno
i1 lab oft &tnoer NIT Derfrippelten
8einen nno Nrmen, bltno an einem
Nuge nitp.; me11n i6 aber anbielt nno
tie fragile, Oh Ste Deuti6en e8 getan
bdtten, mar bic NnttDort TAFT thinner:
Stein; mir mnroen bur6 @rplofion
ether 8ombe perlest, ote BON etnem
Jlng5eug Ser Mlltterten geporfe Ten pnr=
be.A
rDte Mniierten, !" fubr effort, ubaz
ben Gelgien mebr 96aoen getan, al8
Ste Denti6en, b%eioroerS gu Ser d3ett,
ais iie. Sic 3uriid3tebenoen Deuti6en
b%erfolgten, Da fe Srenroe maferl, err
loubten lie lt6 ale m0gltde Breihett
urlb sBiigeloii9feit gegen Ste 8elgier.
SIS beitebt mebr b0ie8 8efiibl tn Belz.
,gien gegen bte Mlltierten, al8 gegen Die
Denti6en. 1nb menn Tie ni6t bon
sen Mliierten NIT 2iigen Dollgepfrops't
moroen mdren, mir0en bis 8esgter
neutral geblieben iein. Woimmer Ste
Deutiden itationtert moroen paren
uno Ste 2eute NIT ibnen befannt mnrz
ben, lebten tie in Trteben. 9ab BEL
gil6e Mdb6en nnb beutibe 5Dloafen
.ii6 6ffentli6 Ben so madten, par
etne gep6bnlt6e 5ade."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

"5omeit wir Ste 9ade per teber
fDnnen, mar ser beutlde 8erl nd, TN
Sabre 1914 BEN rei6en Sa11oel n1lo
Sic aonsellionen oes SitenS gu er=
eattern, rein Serbreden gegea ote
8ioililattou," bagegen madte Die Wegz
nabn1e oieleS 9anbel8 nno bte1er Som
3eljionen leitens Ser Natterten bic
Melt nli6er fir oie 9emofratte.'
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24
& re- o.. .ntonr @nfTiere

$. s, San, ietiger &aiiierer
ether 8anf in Bele Blaine uno tribe
rer &allierer Ser bteiigen Bronn
County Banf, nur0e gum &al1tere1
ser 5tate Banf IN 2amberton gez
mdblt. 81 bat bereitS sort bus Or.
Malfer Setm gemietet nno nitro NIT
let1er Iamilte IN allernd61ter s3ett
mad QQmberton iiberlieOeln.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

Oas g%robibition ein Tebl1dla9 TT,
boben ste Ganaoier lebr lhpeh e111gez
ieben. rrb beliben al6 ben Wtut,
an sic @ieosrsutma6uns oes nebel9
3ll geben!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24
Gine interellante Melonng aus Bel=
nrnh finhen mir in europ1tl6en Vldt.

Gine intereliante Melbnng aus ,s gel
orab ftnben iptr tn europatlnen 0ia1.
fern. @ie. lautet: rOte tn Iio1laz
mildlen politil6en Greilen segen
iSranfreid berri6enoe 9ttn1n1n11g, ote
INNER mie6er i'm 2anoe nnD anb tn
ser grelie gum NuSornd fommt. tube.
te III einem 3miidenfa1 TN Dteltsen
neuerri6teten 5otel Aitorta. gort
mar eine gr0bere pornebme 0elen=
idaft %ueriammelt, nno alS gun y5ttz
taositunoe mad Der iiioilamtl9en ytaz
tionalbpmne BON a1lberer 9ette aud
Sic Mar5eilatle perlanst uno ge1ptelt
puroe, bleib ein Geil oeS Hubltta1nS
fibeu. Son einem Slide ber, on Dem
SEE fran,6ltlde &oninl NIT leiner 6rau
uno an6sren Tran5oieh Jap, tpnroe
ourd BEN fran50lil6en @eianoti6afts-
bean1ten Nt9arb Der ebenfalS TN
@ihen perbarrenoe &orrelponoeM Der
gloromer Sbaor Mato}icS gum Nntz
1teben aufseforbert. MatolieS per-
iueiasrte bies nit benz 9tnmeiS bar
ollf, bab er III leinem 9anoe MAIDEN
f6rne, mos er molle, morauf Der Tran=
sole ii6 gu Matoiics beseb unO lbn
obrfeiste. Das mar Der Begtnn et1tes
miiiten 5fanbalS. @inige Nnmele1oe
1tiirsten li6 aft BEN Brar5oien, per-
~priiselten tim unb warfen tim aus penn
Sotel binaus. @S mnroen Neooloer
gesosen, ste Bransoien iollen Scr
biide 56meine!" gerufen baben u1l0
1dliebli6 erl6ien oie 8oli5et. WlttSoen
Nufen: r@ir iino bier fetne tran=
aDlilde &oloniel", "Mir iino nt6f tn
Maoagasfar!" uno dbnlt6em, mad<
ten oie Mnmelenoen ben Trar5olen, Dte
bas 2ofal fludartig perlieben, tbren
@tanopunft flar."