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VOL. XXXV, NO. 285. D " TO I i S Frankfurter Zeitung Declares Answer Will Go Forward Tonight But Other Re'ports Conflict. I n tornn ti"'m I Neun S'rrrl: LONDON. Ht. 1L Tim C,rV. nnii reiohstag will meet Ort. 1 to (.ike up Bres't Wilson's note to 'hamellor Max. according to ;i report put cur ly the German wireless. HAS LI'. Oct. I C Germany's reply to Bres't Wilson's note will go forward tonight. according to the Frankf urtor Zeitung. It Is understood that Germany adheres to Bres't WMson's demands. th newspaper adds. The Frankfurter Zeitung is one of the most influential newspapers in Germany and is generali' believed t( re'b ct the government's view. iu .nc. iu . im:.Mii;i; uiisk.ns post. LONDON. Oct. 12. The report that 1'remier YVekerlp of .Hungary ha resigned is confirmed by Vifnna paper, according to dispatches today from Basle. Switzerland. LONDON. Oct. 12. Steps have ben taken at Berlin to place military affairs undt-r civil control, "so far as politics are concerned." said a German wireless dispatch today. Dr. Matthias Frzberger, clerical leader, v ho was taken into the German cabinet as minister without portfolio, was reported to have been i onferring upon this step for the past three days. Gen. von Stein, who re?icr.'4d as war minister of Prussia, was forced iut. it w-is said, because he whs ;ijrainst peacf. vnov to riyOn MXTSSION IN liniKV. IIY JOHN i:iVIX NFAIN 1 r. t r x 1 1 itn .i I Nrus Service: WASHINGTON. Oct. 1 ilerniany cannot inject .any diplomatic complications into the war situation. tT.ci.ils today discusMnc the w.irnin front l-'rench and Hritish sources' t!i it there already is in evidence pb nty of indications that the German otüoi.ii hope to uimoiilVm"! their reply to Prcs't Wilson so that negotiations actually will be be.cun. made it er plain that nothing of the sort will he possible. It is hc- ( pte.l in all iiiarters lire that before the end cf the coming wei k the president will hive, with one stroke. at otf the pc n t: sai:''stior.s and brought tb.e war buk to the status of the battl" r'eld. There no or-.e here who doubts that this Prcs't Wilson's intention A a matter of fact the o:!ii i.ils who axe rr.ot f itmliir with the situation deel ire thit. h.ivins rheokmatted the C;e:mari war lords in th.eir c i lent attempt to try to -how to tb.e G.rr.ati people that t!i"ir enemie v "f 1 cit or.1v ori destroirt: thcr.;. the rvs- lent r.o.v ill shatter th pr ; .-r.t:o:;s of th j .'unkers as v.n as that is po.-;ble. Hitter reeling Kenet-L Tb.e rent W ed v '. 11 ! . i I". s fpO ft 'd - iie uar.to'-i murdt-r of tb s..;r ivors nf the .n t ' u an -t i : i . r 1 r. i b r - '.vow ;r.:-.g of a'bb.t : it a! women and tdibt !:'. :tho; ; t w a - Mara, the lo r . o ! . '. e r s t nrov. e torp of the Hi fat o of ma v.y A -..er loan be id-f tt. d 'trailto. wh: h. a'flio :g:i no rpedoed. fell ictmr. to co'.!...t. w hil- runrlng v::b." it IL'b.ts b..'.f retvvved the bitter feebng ;.g :;: tb..' Huns e eryvv r in W..'u.:r.gton.. In coti- .,.( uTa'". i t's ('. ( .. ' - pr s. '1 the hope that the- German reply to the pr.s.d.rt w i!I not : -e long (! !ive..i An I. t - tb are crtun tl'.at Gernuan' w ;?' not r turn a cb ar acceptance of : ' . e .mphed tt-rrt's, these or?:ci.Is are s iprem.dv con'. bu.t tht the president will demolish the Teutonic peace t li 'uir.e w ;th a m.cssage that v.!' e'ertrifv tb.e demoo-ra-A of the v : !. No Word Frm Turkoy. ffuu w ere w t'tbir :g d-v ebprr.ents in the Turkish it.t;or, with tnucl: intere to 1 t Tb.e state departm.er.t has i.'t re-e: . .'. a r. y comjnunica t ion ir" f rntr.fttt d -p : t iOJ8 s,, .; , , , f h t 1 ' tt opl i n gov -r p i s front oh ts b. vi: fi- rt. j

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n Plans For Motor School Here Are Going Glimmering Word From Washington Indicates Indefinite Postponement of Building. Word reaching here Saturday ! nifu nin: from Wat-hinKton indicates that the proposed -stahlishment of t L-o ornnu-nt motor training school at Hprinp!rook park has been indtfiniUly postponed. Several days a pro word was received by the Chamber of Commeice committee in charge of the work here of preparing for the location of the school, that th' Koernment is unable to spare motor trucks for the operation of such a school here, 1111 further word has been received that indicates that the project has been abandoned for the present at least. Work of tearing down the present buildings at Sprinsbrook park for the erection of other structures was discontinued several days nc;o when it. was found impossible to obtain the government's approval of contracts entered into here by two representatives from Washington and the directors of the St. Joseph County Fair & Amusement atvsoolation for the use of the park. FALLS 4,000 FEET, Interrnfleu.il w Serrlep; with thi; a mi; 11 i can army on thi; champagni; fkont. Oct. IL'. Lieut. Kkhard phelaii of 674 Sterling pb. Prookln. fell -l.Onn feet with his airplane in lames and today lives to continue his aerial combats with the Huns. Fhelan sighted seven enemv Fokkers while on air patrol. He start-j ed for them and with a burst of machine pun bullets sent one of the. I'okkers crashing to the earth. ! As he was engaging another, thej gasoline tank of Phclan's machine I was set on lire by an enemy in-J cndiary bullet. Phclan's plane; burst into fbimcs and dropped, up-1 side down toward the earth. He plunged downward for 4. (Pin feet. In ! the fall the blazing gasoline baked I out of the tank. As soon as all of ; the gasoline was gone. Lieut. Phelan righted his machine. "0 metres j from the ground, and volplaned to ; a landing in No Man's land, in the icinity of I'rieulles. Companions who were on patrol duty with Phelan reported him lost. But the next day he showed up at the aerodrome, uninjured. DARING FRENCH FLYER IS MISSING AGAIN LIEUTENANT R.G. GARROS. Lieut. Roland G. Garros. a French aviator well known in the United States, who escaped last February from a German prison camp and rejoined his aerial squadron, has again been posted as missing after a recent flight across the German lines, according to a dispatch from Paris. Garros figured in many aerial competitions in America in the pioneer days of aviation. At one time he held the record for altitude.

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Nine nun and two ofTWrs of American infantry rcK'imrnts lined up far decoration. Left to right: Lieut. Harry Vatrle, Second Lieut. M. M . Komeorouski, pvt. Harry Shelly, Se rpt. Frank S. Koyanok. Sergt. James K. Krum, Cpl. O. C. Shaving er. Cpl. Whitson, I'vt. K. Wovedo. Pvt. Wilkins. Pvt. W. F. Lincky and Pvt. C. W. Keane.

GBVES LAST SN Capt. Staton, Himself Wounded, Learns of Death of Fourth Boy In the Cause of Freedom.

A Sermon Tor Ian slackers and looil lloanlor.

Capt. P. K'taton of-thr royal army 'medical corps with tho Canadian expeditionary forces, who since he was invalided on .account of wounds. has been 'vorkinu with the Indiana committee in the War Savings stamp campaign, has just received the news of the death oeieas of his fourth and l ist son. The young man was severely wounded in September and died of these wounds, according to the ot'ieial notification just received by the captain. This is the sixth member of ('apt. Staton's immediate family to make the supreme sacrifice in tho cause of the allies. In addition to his four sons, all of whom have died in the battle, two brothers of the cap

City Gets Word From U. S.

to Extend Sewer For Instrut tions for the ity to begin immediately the laying of the water mains and tb.e etcnijn of tb.e sewer system to connect with the houses lo be erected by the government on the diver tract in the southwest part of the city w ere received Saturday morning by Major Carson from Washington. The houses are to be erected by the government for the workmen employed in the industrial plants of the c it y making war supplies for the government and are to be erected at a total cost of $ 7 Z i r- fxi. Immediatelv the receipt of u pon the teleizram ( f instructions from N asinngtun. Mayor Carson Satur- - - day moining gave orders that the work of extemhm: the water mains and sew er pipes begin early Monday morning. A large force of men is to he' thrown on the work in order 'hat it may be completed with all posle seed. teen made An anemt-nts have ! y tlie government with tb.e gas and el ctric companies for the extension of th"ir service to the new houses Plans for the houses a re sai l to have been completed by government architects at Washington, and it is expected that the contracts for the building of the dwellings will !e awarded within a short tim Bstimates have already been of - taine'. by the government from South Bend plumbers for plumbing work r.ecessarj' in the new houses, The government has completed its negotiations for the aopairing of tho r.3-acre tract of land from J. p. Oliver in the southwest part of th citv. and the houses will be erec-ed on this tract. The governmrr.t's offer for the land was $4 0. 0 0 0. According to Mayor Carson Saturday morning the. government is anior: that the cit.v complete the extension of its water mains and

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tain have been killed. A widower at the outbreak of the war, Capt. Staton. who was practicing medicine in Canada, enlisted immediately with his four sons, the family being among the first to leave Canada for service overseas. His own fearless work .among the wounded, to accomplish which he did not look out for his own safety, finally resulted in his being w ounded bims If, the wounds nec ssitating his being invalided to Canada, whence he came to assist in the campaign to sell War Savings stamps in the Fnited States. Capt. Staton has addressed several gatherings in South. Bend and has throughout tin same cause. bfen traveling state in the Water and

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sewer pipes o tb.e site of the new houses as soon as pos.-dhie. in order that no d.day will be en vountered in making tb.e h uses leady for - cupancy. PUBLIC DANCING BARRED BY CHICAGO AUTHORITIES I i:Tern itioiri; s,.rv!,P: Cmc.b. K.-t. 12. With deaths from intluetiza and pneumonia ves-j terday totaling lMJ, Chicago took! drastic steps today toward checking, the 'lancing h to j e no more in ine n- u'.io lur- . 1 ( h r. r-.'iti,... -,! .iO,V.,tt. .11, l inA. l it ll" 1 .o-o.--funerals is forbidden. 1'hese riles apply also to the mtire state. In oraler to relieve traffic; : org.'stion. slioppers are ur."-d to I ''' tmär buvil. do thc:r buvii.g e my after ih? ! o.or nin g rush : YANKEES GET TASTE OF GERMAN COOKING 2 :vf v.-w s. rv : e :

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.oi; i ii - i-.Kiu A. ct. i -. i He Yankees today r.ave p.ad taste of Ge rman c ooking. Four I och cooks with a rolling r'.eld kit jchen. came rumbling ir.to the Amer-j ! ican lines vesterday. They were in! - foarch of a German i'ünenwerfer . company They were pounced on by the Americans who forced them to get busy and prepare breakfast. , M'APOO TV CHICAGO. ; CHICAO. . ct. 12. Sec'v of the . Treasury William McAdoo is e x pP,-tpd her todnv to nnr mn tr, j into the lagging Liberty loan drive I of the city. Yesterday's su! scripi tions reached nn!y six milhcn. m ik1 ing the totals so far sub-cribed J 1 .'""v','" 'i whi h is II.'S.'H'O.vCa 1 behind the t;uoUi..

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;V ' J : II Ü A1QSAMERICANS New Attacks Net Gains Fori Yankees East of Aire River. RV NIAVTON C. PAHKi:. Iiiteriiitii'iia! Nons Service: WITH THi; AMERICAN ARMY NOKTH W1-:ST C VERDUN, Oct. 1'J. (S a. ni.) Kite lighting weath - .r !,re;iiled on th. American front today. It was clear but there was some mist. New attack?, in. which the Americans advanced east of the Aire river. were made Friday morning. They were carried out ur.der heaw enen.v tire from St. Juv in and Hill No. 1 north of St. Juvin. The Americans re now beyond the Kriemhilde line, between the Argonne and the Mease and by establishing a new line have :-emi-en-veloped Brieulies, St. Juvin. Landrcs nd St. Ceorges. The American pains eaFt of the j Meuse have been extended in the ; face of counter attacks. All of the !countr blows were shattered. Inning Friday afternoon the American guns were in action and Hill No. b: was severely pounded. ! By the new advance we threatened 1 to outflank St. Juvin and the hill to the north. j American patrols have linked up ! with the French fatrols s.juth of (Grand Pre. ! The Hois N?rmMt leaned .were thrown acro- the Aire river. I The chief yains ea?t of the Mease i centered in the sector of Sivr ind in the wooded heights. GERMANS FALL BACK TO NEW DEFENSE LINE . i,-f(.rmtii:nj n.s ABMV s, rv;. e : i;;:itish WITH TUB , T11K CA MB. KA I -ST. Ql.'HNTIN I'll' 'NT. ct. 11'. m'-n troops on - Retreating Gerthe Cambrai-St. i ivntm front tobl civ ilia ns tb.ey miles eastward were f.ilP.nK t ack 11 to a. new line of defenses, stronger than the obi Hindenbuig line. This information was secured toiy from civil; n s u n i hav t eep. j liberated by tb.e F.utish advance. j The Germans planned to remove but were forced to e a .uat o (jui-'kly a,thev o .-'a rnl t-,' .. ill -f . ' - C i IC'S. L I 'I' .... o i u;f in. i. -. VERDUN IS SHELLED ' at- TV. f ieTi.l 1 Sens Serv2--- : WITH TH K AMERICAN ARMY j rRTHWEST ok VERDUN. O0t. 112. Verdun was she'.led throughout the da- ye.-terda;. !? the Germans. Their six-inch gun- continued the bre during the night. TI RK ASKS P11XCF? 1 nterr. itier.al Ne.v erviie; LONDON. Oct. 12. Turkey has asked the United State to arrange a separate ppre between the Ottoman government and the entent" powers, it aulhoiity. is learned h re on dvod

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BEHMUNS MUST Americans and British Are Pouring Across Seile River in the Sector of Le Cateau. Intermtienril 'ew ori -e: LONDON (1 !::;: a. in.). Ort. 12. The- ntiii-li are only a inilo fnm tho German base at Douai. Tho ir HU"" Unlay announcvd another advance and the rapture of the villages of l.iehieres. llaniel and Cuinr. (The ea pture of Cuiney icp-re-'ntsi an advance of alxut foar miles we-t of iwuai.) North of the seiwv river, saul the otlicial statement. tli Biiii.li are now Mamling eat of Ilenin-lJetard and In the western outskirts of Annay. The advance continues. r.Y John t. iwnui :rvM. Iiitenational New s Service : WITH THE BRITISH AKMY ON! THI- CAMHRAI-ST. QFFNTIN JJL. vanced as far as Lorgchamps th British tonisht were 1 ss than four' miJea from rouai, that important ' road and railway center which has been one of the (lermans ehief concentration points. It will be very difficult for the ("lermans to hold 'Dou;ii much longer. The capture of ;Tour. i will affect the whole German I line. I Ancricnns and British are pour , ing fierO?s the S'db- river in th- sec i tor of Le Cateau. North of theScarpe .-p. er in the district east and nnrthoi?' of Arras the British now hold Vitry-en I Artm's, Tzel-les-i:s.pir r- hin. Pm j ro"n- thp northern part o Mnntigr.y and Fouquieres. Billy : Twuy has fallen and the c;rrman I have beep cleared out of BriastroBritish forces are approaching S emes between 11 and 12 miles r.-tst of Caml't-ai. Huns Try 0nn1rr Blows. An attempt was made by the German? In that zone to bob! ;:p the Anclo-American ndvnnee wirli coun'er attacks, but all broke down. The Germans- on the SfRe river fror.t Vilew up all the briig'-c " an effort to stay the .illied ndane and ,ip s"trnn'-' 'ro U'n'n artiI'f'r' stationed behind th" ridge e,i tho ?tream. W h n A m e r i r i r s c So'lp'Ct the'." en en unter shelling, but pressed on ' e r e d i b. da unt lj. Further to the south the T'r-' are ? rain advancing Th Germans are r!-:irirs: out the vicinity of Mom T'ori-nv and the road0, leading to the r.s con gf -sf ed . British airmen are i '. : n g fleeing boches no rrs In 24 hours- a irtr.en fire :;f.. o all a re ro'incb of machine run die's e r o w" ' r e4 d e ill 4" i 'lombs t b. e re.tr of on . r u Hun ! i n Ml'.'! To 'he ft ween l.e i Ba rt: "dlar ater.tirn wa s thick'v ronces,rd roid ' 'at -au and Bizeul. I .es all Tin f 1 1 ft it Lino. La-' nigh th-- Br.tih hobhr.g file pe S'outh of ( r gl". l'e rs were surprised to ee w a it on. d! i'en V v a Ge-rrian, rnrr.Ir.g ttv.i rd 'hem a' on c;ipob The 1 or'io was - er'.' mue'-j surf' : e d V h en s-1 r, p p r d an TT n : , l;sh ssr, tr'" Tl; e drive' -. a ' British rdv h e hid lost bad bee. so ra7l 1 Germ a n a i: n rline. The whole connrv tVa C. c-r 1 " 5 v ere d '. W I e M With vreckce id r iver.i with de. ; cer'e.- dug'"":! The C --:-a r ". r i I forcerl to f . o hurried!, i" m arc v, b.ev Iff: e'o'hir.g veh!r.d. F"-r : e s t h " r i drd. the ted with huge wb. 1! stv.mps of trees, tw!trd wrecl- ed war u a'f: :i!s decr Jon. o.-r a?;or. al .y v .-,1 CV'".' WrerVeib ' ha rks wre sen. ;r a: T u o u s a r . . o: ero r ' ! . O . r.'-er the err. m of the f i'b n s-!-d'frs Th r- wole eo'irtrv is a vast w i : n'dc-r.oj w'.th death a d ir'.'.i. f ; d - s ire tjr.r - eryw h.er. On Ti t h i 1 1 C " ' . t s C e p e : o ruin. W hat tft - , - 1 - . tro rrm pirospro js i renrr are ow d:s er-. ji or.lv v pi - cJds anncuncii.s tb.e;r r-ntj.

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Troop Ship Kashmir Rams Otranto Between Scottish and Irish Coasts, Heavy Storm Makes Rescue Difficult.

I uterna t ion a I N sv-rvb-e ; LONDON, Qjt. 12. Three hundred .i"d t'.n;.-i Aiv.jricm soldiers and 85 members of the transport Otrantn are mi.;in a a result of the siin between ib.e troop ship and the -teamer Kashmir between the S:ottili and Irish coast -t. 0:t. o. accordine; to the British admiralty. IW DLL T. i:iWAHDS po-viLl alonr-pb. many Amol-

I ii t-- n: i T i- n a Nrv. s Srrvic: AT AN AMKKICAN R RST CAMP IN" lRi:i.ANI. ct 12. Thrilling stories of the heroism of American . obli.rs. Incrlisli seamen and the ( omi;i.! r.ders of resi.-uing Rritish ds'rnj ( rs w ere told today by the f-ur-ivors of the transport Otranto. which was iot in a collision with the sifter troop f-hip Kashmir or. ( ct. C, between the Scottish and Irish coas's Thre hundred r .i i a.i-1 torty-six ... mcmbp;s of the American exp"ditiop.arv force. and ö members of the r.ritish crew of the Otranto are mis-in and believed to have been I ilh'd. Mote than a hundred bodies a lready b.a e the ror!;-ribh of I slay, near ben wnsfte.1 up on d CTn ft of the 1; the srep.e of the i n d i . . . aster. Steering r;-;ir Fail. The r-.itastophe ;s attributed to the f'Ü'.lle of the steering gear of the Kashmir w hen t he two v.ejs burst up"n each other out of t!v dense i'o' and at the height of t'.e storm. ''Tb.e fr.:.'i or irred wit ran a store's throw (-if the rrave of the Tu( a;ii.-!," declared Lieut. 'at.t w-ll of L"ner, (ine t f the rU!"V;o!S. 'B::;'!.-te th' which VVt-I running mountain hiuli. the K v l i r burst upon the tranto n:;1 ;;e mi.-'t, ct;:ched int.. us, -,:,; r jr, 'I c hob- in tb' ' t n nt o' s " Fv eryone inched up to bo , ;s the shrieking wkitb-- o?' t'ne j . es-'s f ojp-w ed 'he i enan- ' c h ' ' s of tl-e crash. The ;'.:. t bfeb'i.ats b'Vvere.l Were sma s dlof two the s. ' . e o ; r 1 : ra W -. t he head o o : i e par.' i.'.Me lis I i the o r Of 1 O'h ''I 5 npcar"'! ' '-n'-ath tb.e waves. I h"-t i'o- T Come to Uc-ciic, "l.e Briese, des'; over M I 1. ed-- tried Tu re:..'h ! : s in s;,.; Stori::. A- s!l" ' ;rue -iQ r'.o MARSHAL FOCH'S RIGHT HAND IN SOLVING BIG WAR PROBLEMS . VT r , v, ' - f y Ger. II ? i 'A I.' ran ee s a; !.r. Oil of :g l r-.tio g re i i th" t ' i ' a r t : re sng i ". He i-u.-:.. I ai i-

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PRICE TWO CENTS n n In Ü5 H j h Ml t i ;e;m SMbi.ejc a!;d i'lltlil seamen 1 threw off their leav y c'othitm a r -1 leaped for tb.e iif!i'''ur's d" k, 4" fet iielow. Some df The'-n w t " thrown baek bctvv -n the leftr'-v ? and thi a t h . ' 't ra n t o a :vl w e e ;rm d o was ,- :t half in two by twin wire r.ii "Tb Kahtoir Varbed up immediately after the r lli;on. apparently unharnie I. "I remained -n th Mrar.to f.fi four mlnute .and th -n bimped fot hp def rover deck w'.th a do.-en others. We wrfe wab;'-1 rt" ) deck by a huge wave wb.i- h vr ked the dest rov er's brid-C. P.;t v e fo-:-ht back To the .;,!; wu'h the next wave. The ' O r 1 V. T V :'.)v .'il'Vi dond by Tire d et I ' e- ; f t.r rU' re tl'.an "r( of us hid !ii or, s., -,." tl k-i U His ;!. r. d Will '.Mm W.-id-ordej lv to A'. ; of Chii L;e;t p -v. v:. . With the c a sr o Bern. - '( ifl'mn r. .a s s ; t ü -z in the . lieutenant w h e r. t b. Th- l;eut.-r.ar.t bid ; a ' : 1 1 a n n o n a . : : " r f t :(' the ( O ; ) I-. r , ( id to Tli'-.- : ; i ed o 1 d i b aoi ident w - unto rr. :gi of hours. - ' ( i '.in a rid ! T! en I erd. T '('!) i "1"! ori! ' : ' w.tb. bin. er isb.t-d ,T..;bl :'! m .e r, bur T Mi T en ui' ' ! in ' f w - er i ... 1 V.t s 1 : r B; ! - to 1,1 . . 'I lc el to i nt da lor. urn p- d : " ! ''.: 1 ' - 1 be. ! ' ' .t e . .v' . ' . I , ' '.e ) c . nd i .- b, e ti," ' ' f ' 't ! 'u 1 1 . .'-;. . f ' ; m s ' r ' '. r fi " . . V e i r ' : ' d ' ' , 1 1 be -a T.. ,tl; -, . get her. Mao rusbe.l ', iwnui "Tb. : s r.. t a - v o- (-' - i ' o : ' ; . " . ; e hip-. f ' -e-: r a r er t h. I o . s t ! 0 f . . 1 o Tl'uo. ,,s n. W 1 -i a '; o ! : - r si f o e j t- . .- of ; ' I w 1 b'-roic I w .. - l'. . " w r.o vv e k ' i i d e. ! I r Y - -nd I. r.' - H. I'epenf; .,;. F?a: -. A P. . I Ja : ! I : ar d Samuel I "The e.;,sh v e . h -r T e . -e .r r.f tb.- Ka - .! ge.J ' ;... 1 hurled a--..-.--' r'akfas' ' t ; rushe 1 u; : ;r.e'e ir ti.. s..;.. ' ra 1 r..i i v! v ' A v. e. ' .. . j .. C .ll Btlltkel . i ' , h r o , Flood "The e' ; ho..-, c- b-.g .. t A a s, ;pv se o , -. :r i'o. T r V f. ,',o.; " -.r. ill -. v-. i' . '' . '. x --l, , ,. . 1 r. P .- . iC'w'Ml.M'LL' UN i'A'd: nvuo

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