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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-02-27

brothers, John r. Bowman, Terra AL
ia, w. Va, and Roy Bowman, of Red
House.
Rev. Daniel Spaid and Rev. w. T.
Teets officiated at the service and in
terment was in the Maple Spring
cemetery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-02-27

~ You've never seen a train
like this!-a streamlined
wonder in blue and gray
and silver, with the interior
of every car decorated in a
different color scheme.
Packed throughout with
modern comforts, it makes
B&O travel even better than
before, and an experience
you'll never forget.
And you have extra enjoy
ment every mile of the way
when you ride The Cinetn-
NATHAN. ViStas that charm
with their beauty, noun
tains of gorgeous grandeur,
places famous in history
fash thrillingly by as you
Sit comfortably relaxed in
your SLEEPY Hollow" seat.
Plan now for a trip on The
Cincinnatian. We know
you'll agree with those who
have ridden it that, its a
marvel of a trainn
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-02-27

Emory Burke, 81, negro-baiting,
Jcw-hating president of Columbians,
Inc, was convicted in Atlanta of
uSurping police authority with his
broWn-shirtcd troopers Executive sec
rotary of the organization was con-
victcd last week.
The House passed the 3112 billion
budget by 239 to 50. President asked
for six billion more.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-02-27

Senator Morse complained that la
Dor unions were not cooperating in
revising labor laws and warned if he
had to choose between no legislation
and bills which go too far he'll vote
for the latter
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-02-27

Crellm Methodist Church where she
taught a Sunday School class for 25
years. She was one of Crellin's oldest
residents.
She is survived by the following
children: Emory w Adams, Oakland;
Mrs. Stanley Ashby, CreIlin; Cread L.
Adams, Harrington, Texas. Survivors
also include one sister, Mrs. Laura
Adams, Waynesboro, Pa, and one
brother, Thomas Roy, Mt Lake Park.
She is also survived by II grandchil-
dren and / great-grandchildren.
Funeral services are being held at
the Crellin church, Thursday, Febru-
airy 9th, at , o'clock with Rev. Lantz
Anderson and Rev J. E. Johnson of
ficiating Interment will be in the
Terra Alta cemetery, Terra Alta, W.
Va.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-22
Juneau Asks
 U. s. Attorney To Sue LongshOremen

JUNEAU, LP) - A resolution urging the United States attorney to charge local longshoremen with criminal conspiracy to violate the Taft-Hartley labor law was adopt ed unanimously yesterday by Jun eau's junior chamber of com merce.
 The alleged conspiracy involves the current work stoppage here and in Ketchikan which union leaders have said are in support of a de- mand for safeguards under the la bor law.
 The junior chamber also pro- posed that the city of Juneau seek court injunction against individ- ual members of the striking union to enjoin them from continuing the strike, and that the chamber con- slider supporting formation of an- other longshoremen's union as a rival to the IO-affiliated union in Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-22
Revolutionary Activity Spreading In Korea

SEOUL, P)-Lt. Gen. John R. Hodge said today widespread ac- tivity of a revolutionary nature" had been uncovered in southern Korea and some ringleaders ar rested-action which the Russians charged was aimed at disrupting the work of the joint commission on this occupied country.
 Hodge, commander of the Amer ican occupation zone, said Korean government authorities made the arrests after learning of plot by leftist employees of the Korean broadcasting system to inject Com munist propaganda into network programs and sabotage rightist pO- litical speeches.
 He said also that more than l00 rioters had been arrested for at tempting to interfere with the gov ernment's rice collection program but that those arrests had no political significance"
 Col. Gen. Treanty F. ShtikoV, chief of the Soviet delegation 10 the Korean joint commission, charged that the mass arrests of leftists" was apparently aimed at disrupting the commissions work.
 Hodge said ringleaders in the propaganda plot had been under observation for some time ito pre- vent out of hand disorders"
 "The repression" charged the Russian delegate, occurred in a responsible, tense moment Tn deadlocked deliberations of the commission and included mass arrests of leaders and the actual closing down a democratic parties and social organizations of leftist trend"
 He said also arrested were 'Workers of the leftist democratic press"
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-22
U. 5. Protests Soviet Occupation In Dairen

WASHINGTON, (P) - A new United States protest to Russia against the continued Soviet occu- patton of the Chinese port of Dali ren was disclosed yesterday by the state department.
 A note delivered to Moscow Aug 14 said that this government twill of necessity hold the Soviet govern ment responsible' for treatment accorded American in terests in the port city while it is under Red army rule.
 Under a 1945 treaty, Dairen was to be returned to Chinese admin istration and opened to world trade. Russia, however, has banned from the port all foreign shipping including American naval vessels taking mail and supplies to the U. $. consul general there.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-22
Navy Pilot Sets
 New Speed Record: 64O.7 Miles an Hour

MUROC, Calf. (P) A slim, wiry naval pilot flying a trim, Stub-winged experimental air plane yesterday held the interna- tional air speed record after hav- ing bulleted four times over three-kilometer q .863 mile) course at an average of 640.7 miles an hour.
 The mark was set with Doug las built jet-propelled Skystreak D-558, flown by commander Tur- her F. Caldwell, B, of Arlington, Va, a former Pacific combat pilot. After travelling at a higher speed than man had yet attained, he shrugged his trim shoulder and said
 "It was a great relief from the paper work I've been doing in Washington. It's a great day and a great ship"
 The navy pilot beat the former world mark which had been set last June 19 by army man, Col. Albert Boyd, who flew the same course at an average of 623.8 miles an hour in a Lockheed P-80-R jet plane. Boyd's flight had broken the British-held record of 6l2 miles per hour set by a Gloster Meteor W plane in l946.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-22
U. $. To Protest To Bulgaria Over Death Sentence

WASHINGTON, (P)-The state department said today it will pro- test directly to Bulgarian govern ment leaders in a new effort to save the life of Nikola Petkov, top-ranking anti-Communist lead CT, under sentence of death.
 John Evarts Horner, U. s. po- litical representative in Sofia, will place before Vasil Kolanov, Bull garian chief of state, the objec- ton to the death sentence imposed on Petkov last Saturday as con- spirator against the Communist dominated fatherland front gov ernment.
 The action will be taken in the face of rejection of United States and British demands for a review of the case by Russia's represen- tative on, the Allied control com mission. Decisions of the commits sion must be unanimous and Rus sia's refusal ended possibility of an Allied review of the case.
 Just what move this country can make to strengthen the new approach is uncertain. Trade rela- tions between the two nations are small for example, and the United States does not have a weapon she has used in other instances-that of relief food
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-22
Youthful Huntress Bags Big Game

NEW YORK, (P)-A l4-year- old Memphis, Tenn, girl has just returned from an African safari in which she brought down an ele- phant in her first big game hunt ing expedition.
 The youthful Annie Oakley is Miss Virginia Walton Brooks, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Berry Boswell Brooks, also members of the hunting expedition. Her father is a Memphis cotton merchant.
 She also bagged a grevy zebra, a blond-maned lion, a kongoni, water buck two hyenas, gazelle, cheetah, two gerenuks, wildebeest, oryx, jackal, bat-eared fox, rhin- oceros, four zebra, two topi, an impala, two dik-diks. a baboon and klipspringer.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-22
Bridges Predicts Maritime Tieup In "Few Days

Continued from Page One) to other ports and firms if foremen were discharged as the new law went into effect.
 An arbitrator ruled last week that CIO longshoremen were not violating their contract in observ- ing such picket lines. The ILWU last night advised all lengshOre and checker locals ito begin full defense preparations.
 Meanwhile, Michael J. McCar- thy, secretary-treasurer of the Pa cific Coast Customs and Freight Brokers association, said his or ganization was considering an em- bargo on perishables, pending Clarification of the situation. He said the association represented 75 major Pacific Coast forwarding firms.
 In Seattle, union officials an- nounced last night that AFL walk ing bosses would be covered by extension for one year of existing AFL waterfront contracts. Elm ployerS confirmed the extension, which applies to longshoremen in Tacoma, Port Angeles and Ana corteS, and to walking bosses and checkers in all Washington State ports north of the Columbia river. (Seattle's longshoremen are CIO memberS.O
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-22

The skin you love to touch isn't nearly as helpful around the house as dish-pan hands.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-22
MISSING PERSON

Anyone having information con- corning the following missing per son is asked to communicate with the Governors office in Juneau:
 Peter Gustaf Magnusson. about 69 year old. Born in Sweden. Pre- sumably came to Alaska about eight years ago.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-22

British sailors often call them selves merry matelots."
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-22

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Gin Kapttel nber Ole
eriten Ult6tonen
in Southland

2ouiiiana - einltens cine groBs
ortise aolonie Sranfrei6s - tpurbe
Ipater 10 iebr 5ugei6nitter, baB ielbit
Der 8eilt zines ebrgei5igen 2uOuigs
XIV. it6 iiber oen 10 iebr 5uiam-
mengeldrumpften Staat 1punoern
uno erreeen niiiBte. Sod baben i1l-
nerbalb Ser @ren5en oieies Staates
nidt iuenige Manner bon bobem
Stre6en uno GROCER Satfraft gelebt
un1 eelpirft.
Ser erite fran5oiiide Hrieiter, ,pel-
der oen Wiiiiiiippi=SluB ieben ourf-
te, NOR Warquette, Ser NIT Solicit
oenielben am Z. Suli 1873 entoedte.
SSn Ser briidenoen S6tpiile bes
9ohiommers uno bur6 Die giftigen
ausoiinltungen Der Nieberungen fub-
rem ser Brieiter ,1nb Der &aufmann
BEN trdgen, breiten Strom binab, 5l1
aqen Seiten bas 2ano in Mugenldein
uno in slniprr6 nebmeno fir ibren
fonisli6en Souperan, uno oas iroi=
lde 9feif) ber dlteitet Sodter ser Sir
fe uno oas geiItige &ei6 Ser Stride
Ielbit auf5uba1en unb 5u erlpeitern.
Sabre perfloiien, ebe Gobert De Ia
Salle NIT elmer &ompagnie Soloaten
uno orei W0nden I'M Sabre 1852 bon
Ganuou an BEN Wiiiiiiippi eelanste.
Iarauf folgt sic @eidi6te Neu-
Sranfreid)s, sic ginfabrt oes 8ien-
bile uno Sberbiae per Segel in ben
Wiiiiilippi i'm Sabre 1899. Bere Ina-
Itaiius mar BEL ibnen. 9as lit anes,
mas bon oieiem Brieiter per5eihnet
Itebt, unb Bob er iid i'm Sobre 1852
in Ser @eleaihaft Ga Salles befanb.
0ie airdengeIdibte oes iiiolihen
2ouiiiana nimmt ibren eigentlibel1
anfong 81. Sort 8ilori i'm Wai 1899.
P. 8oebenape NOR &aplan uno Sau-
poue, elm treffliber Wenldenfenner,
belt ibn in boben gbren. Mls Sber-
bile raG Sranfreid] 5uriid5ufebren
genotigt mar, lieB er ben &aplan su-
rid nit ieinem iiingeren 8ruoer, Der
IGon on Der ihredlihen &ranfbeit
lit, Die i'm baIb ins Grab bringen
iolte. P. Boe6enabe berihninbet bonn
Shauplase, nab6e1n Sberpiue nit
6em bofm. ou Stu bon Sranfreid 5u-
riidgefebrt. 9ieier lestere ridtete bal6
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familienkrets
Der bette 8anfier

Gin Sran5oie befanb iih infolge
bon 8eloperluiten in elmer iebr peits
liden Gage. @r nuBte ii6 ni6t nur
cine gnltellung luden, Inn leine So
mile ernabren 5u fOnnen, ionoer1t er
batte aub &e6nungen 5il oronen,
ipel6e ieit langerer 3eit unter un5dbs
ligen Gerlegenbeiten unerleoigt ge>
blieben tparen. gSie es ,1teiItens IN
iolden 9ineen sebt, batten Die Snter-
elien, ipeld)e 11adJ tpu6eriiher Sare
ge5ablt ipuroen, oas &apital perbreis
fad)t. neberoies famen nod gelpiiie
@laubiger, mel6e er befrieoigt 5u ba-.
ben glaubte, uno forberten bennobI
pieoer 3ablung, uno atpar NIT &edt,
oen11 oie Sumlne, tpelfe er 5l ibrer
gntlGGoigung auf Snbotbef gebradt
batte, NOR bon Der nit oielem @ei6aft
betrauten 8erlon aur 8e5ablung ibrer
eigenen Sdulben gebraubt tporben.
gs orobte elm langer uno foitipieliger
Gro5eB unb ba5u Die Geroffentlidung
BON gebeimen Samilienangelegenbet-
ten.
Gin Gertpanbter Des ertpdbnten
Wannes beridtete ipater:
rSSnnitten bieIer peinlihen Tint
ltdnoe lpanbten mir uns an ben fl.
Soiepb, Sen Sahpalter in per5ipeifel-
ten 2asen, ser uns i6on mebr als
einmal ausenideinlide 8etpeiie iei,
ner Site 1lnb ieines madtisen S6ut-
5es gegeben. 8ir beteten 1lno IieBen
beten, empfin9en Ofters Die beilise
aonmll1ion, na6te11 gtopenen nit,
obne miibe 81, iperoen. gnolid bot
ten mir cine gliidli6e 2oiung unierer
Srose erlangt. Die 3ablung tparo
auf giitlihem 8ege ins Werf gelebt.
slaes pltroe georonet uno ge5ablt -
na6 einem langen Sabre, in ben1
5ur6t unb Soffnung abtpe6ielten,
uno na6 Gr6uloung elmer IngIt, 1pie
cine iolf)e MIR benen befarnt lit, mel
DIE geraoe in ben1 Iugenblid, mo lie
oae 8efabr poriiber tpdbnen, iih pl0s-
lid in 1.nporbergeiebene Gerpiflun=
gen oerflodten leben, mel9e tpieoer
aaes in 5rage 5l lteuen i6einen. -
geo6 berbient bemerft 5u tperoen,
bob obne ipeiteres Suden = oenn
oie So6e bing nidt BON uns ab =
ii6 oie ernIteiten Sragen nad9 Inrll=
fung bes fl. Soiepbs lolten."
gbre iei Dem glten FL. Soiepb!
W0gen aue Silfsbeoiirftigen ii6 an
i'm nenoen uno li6 nidt entmutieen
loiien! Wogen iie ieiner in ibren
8ebeten oft ltno oft geoenfen - uno
iie lperben ge1pib erbort tperoen!
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. .@g&@ @ 2s@g 9eS
Sinf Rosletn

Jiinf &6slein fenn' id, pnrpnrrpt,
Yin einem berrliden Strandje;
Die bliiben idon ieit Gbriiti Sob
Wit liebeipefenbem 6ande.
Sic tuerben bliiben in Gpigfeit
Wtit ,nbergGnslider &larbeit,
ltmflntet Sun bimmliider Serrlidfeit
SIN Gan6e bes 2idts nn6 Der @abrs
felt.
Die GOsletn ipruften ben Meniden
gum Sell
Mnf Salems gebeiligten Mnen;
Snrd) tie iuirb 2eben inns alien suteil,
@enn liebenb auf iie tuir Idanen.
8er immer seplast bon Summer
mnb 2eib,
Die G6slein rmbig betrad)tet,
Wirb iunnberbar bpn allem beireit,
@as 8upf nnb 8emiit nmnad)tet.
limb tuanbern iuir6 er nnbersaat
9nrd bic bunfeliten 2ebemsitunoen,
Sis bort linn Der eipi9e Wuraen taat
Sei ben 8Oslein, bes !6eilanbs 8mn
ben.
H. H. Moench
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S4lele OeS 9ellS uflO Ger NeIIuflg,
uno uns ole = HrieIter un6 2aien
allfforoert, lns barin au retten
uno NIT pereinten araften anoere ret.
ten 5rt belfen. Genn auBer oieler Ir.
die bes Sells lit alles in @efabr, bonn
Geroerben fortgei6tpelnmt 5ll 1perOen.
8as miro nun 1pobl Die erIte sluf-
gabe oerer iein, Die ii6 unter einan,
Der llllb nit gbriItus perbinoen mol
len our 8erpirfliduns Seiner Abit6.
ten ino Seines 8eides auf groen?
0ab tie iid benliiben, ben Seilanb
uno tatfraftige anoadt gu Sbm im-
mer mebr fennen, i6asen uno lieben
al lernen. DAB lie trabten, nidt BLOB
auBere Sueenoen, ionoern au6 innere
@eiinnrtngen uno @bltbten bes Sei-
lanoes an5unebmen. 0aB iie 0as ein-
fadite, leifteite rno iuirfiamite Wit-
tel an1penoet1 ibr gan5es 2eben nit
bem 8eiite Gbriiti gu b11r6bringe1
our6 cine tagli6e 9lufopferung an
Sbn. 9aB lie momoslid aaes, mas iie
aus 2iebe gum Seilano t,ln, eenein-
jam uno eintr6dtig au tun tra6ten.
DAB iie oa5u aud anbere 81, ermun-
tern, ibnen 5u belfen, NIT ibnen sus
lammen5nwirfen geneist iino.
Sino, 10 aue bon bem 8eiite uno
ben @eiinnunsen oes Seilonos 1pie
bon einem geiltigen 2ebensprinaip be-
ieelt, miro ii6 Die bon Ser Stride ge-
piinldte auBere Sronung uno @lie-
oerung gleidlom bon ielbit poll5ieben
= I'M &lerus burb glnlebnung an
oie tirdlide Sierord)ie, inn 2aien-
ltonoe ourd} moglid]it treu Na6ab-
mung Ser bierar9iifen Sronung.
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8eriibrunsspunfte oes 6riltli6en 2e-
bens, in oenen iid not1penoig ale
treffen miiiien, ndmlid: 8ebet ooer
oirefter @ottesoienlt, treue gflidt=
erfiillung nab Dem 8eiipiel Gbrilti
uno Seiner Seilieen, @enustuung,
Subne uno 8uBe fir uns ielblt u1o
anoere.
9arnob fann man orei Stufen
ooer @raoe Ger Witlpirfung am Muss
bau oes Heihes gbriiti unterl6eioen
lno Sen 8unb Ser Mitarbeiter int orei
&laiien einteilen, ndrllid:
9erienigen, Die tdglib moreens it,
re @ebete, Sanoluneen uno 2eiben
8ott oarbringen in Gereinigung NIT
BEN Ibli6ten oes gottliben Seilanbs.
Serienisen, bie in berielben MbiiGt
tdglid elm Gaterunier uno 5ebn @e-
griiBt ieiit ou, Mario, beten NIT Ser
guten Weinung perbunben, ourd)
geafabmung Gbriiti 1lnb Seiner Sci
ltgen elm gutes 8eiipiel 5lt geben.
9erienigen, Die bur6 1nonatli6e ODER
nod Oftere Siibnunssfommunion
slergerniiien entgegenarbeiten uno
Sinoerniiie bes &eibes Der @naoe
beleitigen tpoaen.
auBerbem eibt es nod man1e, 6ie
nit Dem einen ODER anoern ooer euen
oielen 8ruben ni6t 5ufrieoen, ibrem
Gifer in 5oroerung bes &eides Gbri-
iii freien 2auf laiien uno ale Snter=
eiIen oes gottli6en Seilanos iotpeit
als m0gli6 in ibren 8erei6 aieben.
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>a4S
SfRa

ieineS 9lmteS entboben uno Eerier
gum 8ouoerneur bon 2ouiliana er.
nannt.
@Gbreno oieier Belt lag au6 bas
fir6lide 8irfeu barnieoer, biz y.
gtifoluls Sgnatius De 8eal,bois IN
2ouiltona onlangte. @r mar gebiirtig
5u Orleans, Sranfreidy, unb mar inn
Sabre 1919 Gforrer Der Stride 81,
&asfasfia al5 Waior 8oisbriant ba-
lelblt 8efeblsbober mar.
Ser Same 9eauboiS lit in Ser @e-
Ifi6te SEEM Orleans nit li6ten 8u6=
ltaben Der3eihnet, benn bur6 i'm
Duroe oa5 erlte Nonnenfloiter in oen
Ser. Staaten ge9riinbet. Sobalb er
Die geoiirfniiie Der Wiiiion erfonnt
batte, fam er ouf ben 8eoonfen, 6aB
Elm ioldeS Sloiter groBen Segen itif-
ten lpiirOe, inoem bann Die Sohter
Der &olonilten cine itanoesgemdBe @r-
5iebung erbielten. gr faBte olsbalo
BEN 9lon, cine 2ebronItalt 1lno Elm
Soipital 5u griinoen. Die Stuot, tpel=
DIE uelf 8ebierte in ser 2Gnge uno
fiinf 8epierte in ser 8reite 1naB",
beourfte Der frommen 5rauen, oie in
Oerlelbe1 umbergeben uno 2idt uno
Segen lpenoen niir0en. Die Man11er
uno 6roueu tparen oe5tpegen melt ae=
lrrt, neil iie nidt Oie tiefe uno 11nous-
lol6lide gr5iebun9 elmer fatbolil ilden
InItolt genoiien batten.
P. 9eauboiS elite nad ssranfreid),
INN OfitbriiOer uno Sb1peItern fitr
'eine Wtiliion 81 ee1pinnen. Wit ser
8utbeiBung Oe5 8iIhofs ct. 8allier
eriufte er oie llrIulinerinnen at
Houen, ibm in Ser 8riinoung zines
9oipitals in SEEM Orleans bebilflib
81 lein. Goq oe5 Wfutes ibrer Stif-
term, Der fl. glngela Dferici BON
Srescto, ertl1rten oiele ii9 iofort be-
relt uno traTen ol5balo anItalten, 1id
nod) Sol1iliana cin5uidiffen.
9ie ~aompagnie oes @eltens" per=
lpro6, fiir oen llnterbaIt BON feds
S6peItern uno bier 9ienern su for
gen. 3u9leifJ teilte lie au6 Ihon Dor
Der abreiie ser Sdppeitern sic 9lr-
belt unter OieIelben aus. 3tpei Sf)tpe=
tern ioIlten sic &ranfen pflegen, eine
loate oIenfallise IteIlpertretenoe
&ronfenD1rterin iein, Die oierte
SbpeIter loute oos Sauspelen be-
auflidtigen, sic iibrieen unterridyt er,
tellen. Wfit anertennens1perter Gene.
rolitat beoadte oie @eiealdaft iebe
Sdmelter DO roer 9lbfabrt NIT fiinf,
bunoert 2ipres.
S6pelter Dor Ser Ibfabr NIT finn
9leltet BON ibren S61pejtern uno ben
Br1eltern Sartarin un6 0outreIeau,
|d)l1ften lid) in ser 8arfe ,@ironbe"
eir. Sic lteberfabrt ipar cine Ionae
uno beldperIide. $50 iie gelonoet, lit
nldt genall befannt; auein, tpaf)r-
lhelnli6 5u Sort 9ilori, oenn lie
Tubren in gooten no6 Seem Orleans.
+. De geoubois empfing iie bel III
rer Infunft uno fiibrte iie in lire
temporare 8obnung elm. gs tpar 6os
9otel gienpiles, meldes bon elmer
ShpeIter folgenoermoBen beI6rieben
miro: "es lit oa5 I6onite Sous in
Der Staot ein 5peiit0diges @eballoe
NIT elnem 9a6raum. Gus erite
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Stodlperte baben sroBe Seniter oFne
9las. Stott oes 8laies iinb 1ie NIT
oltnner Selnpano be6edt, tpeIde eben=
10 plel SI6t our6ldBt tpie @las.~
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Cine treffenoe 2lntmort

GaS tpar cine idone Sat bon ei-
mem 5polfjobrieen &naben in Ileilon>
orlo (tn Sber=sSStalien) i'm Sabre
1880 pollfiibrt .Ginige Giuoer ipiel-
ten oamals al Sen ltfern oes Sanoro=
Slulles; "a itiir5te ein pieriqbrigcr
&nobe on elmer iebr gefGbrlihen
Stelle mo ifon geiibte Sdtpimner
bon ben gSellen peri6lungen ,porben
paren, in Sen Stron1. Niemano qe=
trollte Itf, Dem rngliifliden 4inbe
bel5nlprlngen, uno MIR Elm stp0lfiah-
rlger anobe pagte in groBbersiaer
@elle 1ein Seben. gr fieI aufs &nie,
modte oas 3eiden bes &reu5es uno
ltllr5te lid, in bic Slut. Som 8irbeI
blnabgeriilen, padte er oen fleinen
&orper uno fam nit ibm ipieoer altf
Die Seberflafe. Gie 8oeen idleuoer-
ten tbn bin 1lno Der, bis es enbIih
elner Siderbeitstpafe eelang. cine
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