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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26

all the rings have been used, when
few inches Of ribbon will be left, and
from this make q bow at the end This
bow viii hide the safety pin which
fastens the chatelaine to the wearef'a
waist
1t took me one afternoon Of leisurely
work to make the darning bag, but il
were to hurry / could make two. do
not liks making them as wcll as the
chatelaines. for / am not fond Of the
oversewing that is necessary in cover
ing the bits Of pasteboard; but, as You
have seen, the bag is the cheaper OF the
two A chatelaine for scissors can be
made IN two hours.
Hemstitched handkerchiefs are favor
ties with me. They are always pretty.
and their chief value lies In the work
that is put on them. have SO many
gifts to make for young women friends
that / rarely pay more than at the rats
Of from 8 to 90 cents for the small
squares of linen that 1 use You all
know how to hemstitch. I am slow at
such work, but 1 can do a handkerchief
in day, and 1 have seen hemstitched
handkerchiefs sold in the stores at So
or SO that / could have done in a day.
These had real lace on the edges, how
ever. and this added to their value Of
course, but you can buy lace that viii
add greatly to the beauty Of a handker-
chief baby lace. y it is called--at from
10 cents to so cents yard Less than
two yards Will do for each handkerchief
If you do not want to go to the expense
of the lace, you may embroider an ini-
tial in the corner of the handkerchief.
but that viii be slow work for some OF
you.
A very pretty gift can be made Of
three such wooden rings as are some
times used in gymnasiums. My rings
cost me nothing for my brother gave
them to me, but they can be bought 81
the art stores cheaply. However, the cost
is trifling. and all that is needed besides
the rings to make a substitute for
towel rack that is prettier than most
racks is , . yards of y inch ribbon.
The ribbon is cut into three pieces, and
a ring IS fastened to the end Of each
Then the free ends are joined, the join
ing covered with a bow and the whole
suspended from the wall. The towels
are then drawn through the rings and
If they are pretty towels the whole Is
ornamental as well as useful You can
get huckaback toweling by the yard at
from IS to 80 cents Hemstitch the
towels at the ends exactly as You would
henstitch a handkerchief all around.
then initial it, and You can fit up your
rings with three towels for from a.
cents to $lO5. The whole outfit rings
and towels, need not cost more than
from 81 to 81. so. and this would include
the floss used in embrOidering the ini-
"a lrrAre +, .~.~r
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26

To be fashionable, brains are neces-
sary this season. Even in the matter OF
the new colors it requires time and
study to be able to talk intelligently
and with graceful ease about a .scoquel-
icot' waist, for instance, or anew stock
Of s'pervenche " To the woman who IS
uneducated in the matter of fashion
purchasing her winter wardrobe Will
indeed be d burden.
In order that she may know the new
colors by name, here IS list of The
latest, with their definitions: Neapoli-
tan is a violet shade Of the popular
bluet, jacquiminot IS the color Of the
rose after which it is named, highland
heather is an exquisite shade Of pinkish
heliotrope, cravette is Il delicate yellow
ish pink, ficelle is thread color, CO.
quelicot is bright poppy red, pervenche
Is q light shade OF mauve, tamarind
pink looks much like orange, Lincoln
green Is dark shade like hunter 5
green, serpent green is a brighter color,
rouille is a rather light reddish brown,
and havana is a rich russell brown.
These are the principal colors which the
latest materials show. Philadelphia
Inquirer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26

The skirt viii be bell shaped; the
waist a round one, with leg OF mutton
sleeves, each containing four yards Of
material; round waist Of cherry, bluet,
yellow, green or mauve satin OF gros-
grain, with q crush collar Of velvet Of
the same eolor; braces Of jet only or Of
the black silk covered with jet: loose
Fedora front dropping III French fash
ion over the front Of the belt Of black
jetted gauze. Another style shows 4
yoke OF tucked chiffon, black over cher
~ silk and a cherry velvet collar Be-
low the yoke is draped jet corsage or
nament finished with q fail of rain
fringe Others have a yoke or collar Of
jet vandylzes with bead, spangIe and
nail head effects over 4 co1ored silk yoke,
as one Of blueJ chiffon, forming puffings
between each point A French model
shows the upper part Of the silk waist
slashedr to show a coIored lining be
meath and the slashes edged with mar
row Jet. In some cases the sleeves are
slashed to correspond Belts of silk vel
vet or ribbon are worn Ladies' Home
.TCurnal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26

DIAGRAMS or DAnNINa BAG.

DIAGRAMS OF DAENING BAG.
tails Such a set of rings and towels
can be made into Christmas present in
two days, with time for other duties to
spare. If you try this, you Will be sur
Trised at the effect both in appearance
and the appreciation of the recipient.
While / am writing about the maxi
ing of pretty Things for Christmas pres
onts, the chief value of which lies in
the work put on the articles by loving
hands, I desire to say a word or two to
some women readers, who, because they
know that they have artistic tastes and
perceptions, are striving to paint pic
lures and pottery and to do decorative
work generally with the brush for
money, but are constantly discouraged
by their lack Of success, especially when
they essay anything outside Of copied
work And this is what 1 would sav:
The art Of the painter is long, and life
is short. To but few comparatively is
there given the genius necessary to win
success in the painter field, but hun
dreds maybe thousands, who can but
fail in that, may succeed in embroidery,
q most delightful and remunerative art.
Notwithstanding the fact that it is not
regarded with favor by ssthe fin de
steele woman cannot embroider
beautifully myself, but I have a friend
who tried in vain to make her way with
the brush who had no difficulty in
learning how to embroider so well that
under her magic fingers little bits of
material that can be bought for a few
cents are transformed into pieces Of en-
broidery that sell readily and at such
good prices that she is able to earn for
herself q very comfortable living Ard
what she has done may be done by many
others like her ELOIsE SPANGHEI.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26

The adoption at the recent meeting
of the New orlz state woman's clubs
in this city Of Mrs. H r. Shattuck' s
wv oman 5 Manual as the authority Of
the newly formed state federation in all
parliamentary matters was a compli-
ment to all women and a deserved COM
pliment to one III particular Mrs.
Shattuck understands official and Iegis-
Iative red tape as most women do chif-
fons. and it is quite right that her adj
mirable brochure should supersede
"Cushing's Manual, = At least IN all
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26

Ma@g- H. NJ etherells dancing barfy last
evening was largely attended and was a
very pleasant affair. He viii give another
party View ears afternoon, from 3 to o
o'clock.
Mr. and 8Irs. A. W. Tinkham gave
Christmas dinner and tree at their ele-
giant home S27 Topeka avenue
The Steadman Club will meet tonight
with Dr. and Mrs H. W. Roby at lis
West Sixth street
Captain and Mira Ben F. Temple
az Sioux City, Iowa, are spending
the holidays the guests Of nIr. and Mrs
w. II. Storms.
Minor Social Mention.
Miss Franc Littlefeld will entertain
she Douze whist club Saturday.
Mr. Ed ORsten Of Chicago spent
Christmas with MT. and Mrs u. o. VIII
marth.
Miss Mabel Wilson of Chicago Is the
guest of Miss Ethel Short.
Mrs. = Bernheimer entertained q par
sly of ont of town relatives at dinner Sun
day. Among them Mr. and Mrs A r.
Burganer Of Winfield, and son Master
Willie: Mrs c. e. Schlessinger Of New
Son and Mrs. III. KlincrtlinQer
Miss A. j.. Dicklow Of Ottawa. and
4isa LiGHie Dickinson Of Wichita, both
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26

The prediction that the foreign born
women would be the first to rush to the
polls is one of the most frequent argu-
ments against woman suffrage Yet,
after 10 years of school suffrage in Bos-
ton, the Boston Herald says, 1T still
remains a conspicuous fact that the reg
istration of women voters IN the wards
where the great bulk of the foreign pop
ulatiOn of Boston resides is almost nil. -
On the other hand, about 10, 600 native
born women register every year and
have practically controlled the election
Of the school board for years past.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26
CoIlege 1vomen.s 60.

The college communities IN Kansas
showed at the recent election that among
intelligent people woman suffrage finds
its strongest support. The Second (Uni~
versity) Ward at Lawrence and the
Manhattan college precinct gave MAORI
ties for amendment. LecOmpton. where
Lane university is located, gave 46 ma
jority. Baldwin, out of population of
1, 600, gave a majority of 1875 Baker
university, a Methodist college, IS stu
ated there
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26

tailed directions First cover each ring
with silk, using single crochet stitch.
Then fasten one Of the rings to one end
Of the ribbon. Carry the ribbon through
one side of the scissors, then back
through the ring and down through the
other side of the scissors Then pass the
ribbon through the same ring again, so
that there il about 3 - inches of ribbon
loop between the scissors and the ring
Then take another ring, carry the rib
bon up through it from the under side,
then back through the under side of the
first ring and through the second from
its upper side. Take the hind ring, hold
it a little back of the second and bring
the ribbon up through the space be-
tween the second and third rings from
the othex side Repeat the operation till
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26

Mrs Fannie Reid-Slusser, who is
elected county superintendent of schools
in Wyandotte county, Kan, has sub
mitted a statement showing that her
campaign expenses were only Sis, of
which $50 went to the county central
committee and $34 to the printer A
state paper wants to know if this re-
markably small expenditure IS an indi-
cation that money would be less a factor
ia political campaigns IN which women
figure!
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26
FASTEST WESTERN run
Ever Made Is On Record for the BurIing-
ton Fast Mail.

CREsToN, Ia, Dec. 26.-The Burling-
ton fast mail train made remarka BILE
run between Creston and Council Bluffs
Yesterday. The distance is 1U4 miles
and the time consumed. including seven
stops, was lib minutes. This is the fast
est run ever made in the west.
The train was nineteen minutes late
out Of Creston, but this time was made
up. and the train reached the Union
Pacific transfer at the Bluffs three min
utes ahead of time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26
FEW JAPs WE'RE KILLED.
General Oyama Comes or With Little
Damage in the Last Fight.

YOKOHAMA, Dec. 26-The japanese
forces commanded by Field Marshal
Oyama lost two officers and ~ men
killed and had 12 officers and 800 men
wounded in the recent engagement
fought with the Chinese troops com
manded by Gen. Sung IN the vicinity Of
New Chwang.
The Corean government has decided
to borrow 5.0O0.O0O yen from the japanese
government, and in addition the govern
ment Of Corea viii issue notes 90 the
amount of 100000 yen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26
DON,T nov HOW -.
Prisoners mt Prescott. Ark. Get Away and
Onicers in Pursuit.

Prescott, Ariz, Dec. 26.-SeveraI pris-
oners confined in the county Jail here
escaped and have not been captured.
Among the number IS William Price.
under conviction Of murder and SEN
fenced to be hanged in February next
A strange thing connected with the de-
livery is that no one can give the num-
Der of prisoners who got away, and out
side of Price, no names are given The
officer who had charge Of the jail is in
pursuit
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26

shall d g s cribe
may be made by
any one with just
a little bit Of skill
at needlewOrk
and without any
great expendi-
ture Of time and
energy. As to
IN o II e Y, t h Q
amount needed
for each may be
very small in
deed, though I
have seen dupli-
Gates of some Of
the articles held
at fancy prices in
the art exchanges
and other stores
W h ere su C b
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26

The draft of the bill giving married
women full control over the products of
their personal industry has been ap-
proved by the committee of the French
chambers. n. Cortland, who introduced
the measure. was inspired by Nine.
Henri Schmahl, the most energetic adj
vocate Of women rights in France and
editress of L'Avant- Courier, the organ
of the grOupe feministe.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26

John Jacob Aston is determined to
equal if not excel Cornelius Wander
bits magnifcence, and for this pur-
pose has purchased two houses adjacent
to his Fifth avenue palace, which he
viii demolish in order to obtain addi-
tional space. These houses, with lots
equal to One-eighth of an acre, cost
$40. 600
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26
HOLIDAY ECONOMIES.
MANY GIFTS MADE WITH SMALL OUT
LAY OF TIME AND MONEY.

A Pretty Darning Bag That Can BE Conn
pIeted For II IL Cents or May Cost
More if You Use Expensive Materials
other Cheap and Easily Made Gifts
Here are a few points for the girls
and women who are bothered about
their Christmas gifts The things I
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26

RICHMOND, Va. Dec 26-Five white
boys were terribly burned yesterday in
suburb Of Richmond by an explosion of
gunpowder- A fire cracker was acciden-
tally thrown into the house containing
the powder for use on a tov cannon.
Some may die from their injuries.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26

1t is a fad to have muff and toque to
match A chic example is carried out
IN neapOlitan violet velvet. The square
pointed sides of the toque are trimmed
with violets and sable tail The same
is on the mufT. with the addition Of a
pretty gathering Of lace on one side.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26

The hottest city in the world is Cal
cutta, India, the mean temperature for
the year being 82.4. Tobolsk, Siberia.
is the coolest city, the mean tempera-
ture for the year being 81. Cherra-
pongee, a city in southwestern Assam.
is the wettest city in the world.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26

teachers. will be the guests Of Mrs "
Littleteld this week
Miss 81 arie Shiras Of Ottawa will be
the guest Of Miss Littlefeld tomorrow
and remain over New y ears.
Prof Schuyler Opp of Wakeeney is
visiting with DIR. and Mrs. J. II. March
1912 West Sixth street
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26
Women IN OHM.

ssWhen I first went to China. +" said
Miss Fielde. the well known missionary,
$50 years ago, the average price of a
wife was so. When I left, two years
ago, it hac risen to 5000. and but few
girls were icing strangled at birth. ?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26
A Concrete Roof.

A roof Of concrete, supported by tim
Der truss work, has been erected over
the railway station in Allahabad, India.
The building is IS feet long and 2s1S
seet wide
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26
FOR \ ROSEBUD AND Her SISTER.

gatherings Of women The New Jersey
state federation also adopted it a few
days ago
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26

Woman suffrage is marching on slow
~ bat surely wherever it has been tried
in New Zealand as IN Colorado. And
1t IS coming IN Maine. coming 80. 600
strong. Bath Me Daily Times
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26

A new departure IN Russian journal
ism has been initiated at Helsingfors,
with the establishment IN that city Of a
newspaper edited and conducted entire
II by q stat of ladies.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26

Mrs. Maude NJ PeasIee had to with
draw from her nomination as superin-
tendent Of public schools in Nevada
county, Cal, on the ground that her
husband had not resided there long
enough.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26

When the irrigation works now under
way in Arizona territory are completed,
1000, 600 acres Of arid land will be made
sertile-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26

The women's clubs in and about
Washington have federated under the
title of THE Federation Of Women s
Clubs of the District of Columbia -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26

The newest lacepins have bullet
heads either iridescent. green, mauve
Or deep blue, sold in pairs, united by
chain-an old fashion which revisits us
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26

John Gary Evans, governor Of South
Carolina, recommends opening all four
classes Of state colleges to women
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-26

The home q Mrs. II NJ. Fowler, at
Ottawa was the scene of a home we'd
ding last evening az S o'clock. when her
daughter, Miss Martha Fowler, sister Of
MIR Harvey Fowler of the JOURNAL. and
Mr. Frank l. Finch Of the Ottawa Re
publican, were united IN marriage. Miss
Fowler has been teacher in the Ottawa
public schools for two years.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-04
AuSl0ntN.

Ser beutlde Ratler Wilbelm II.
beobaatet ben Yerlauf bes 9inefl9.ia.
pantheon 6rieses mitl loem eroten Snte-
reNe. gr ldbt li9 td9li@ ole Neaistei-
ten bonn &rlessihauplab berihten uno
perfolgt nit 9iilfe ber beiien 2arten iors=
fdltis ieoe Beuesun9 Der &dmpfenoen,
bic semeloet tpiro. ct ituoirt ieben elm.
3elnen 3rs 10 senau tpie nur irseno
m0sli9 uno wiomet ben Rdmpfenben our
See gang beionoere dufmertl tlamteit, ba
Die Glottenoffi,iere bic erite @elesen-
6eit barbeten, lid cine Nnlidt BON Der
Wermenbbarteit Der sroben toitipieliosn
Yan3eri@iffe gu biloen.
Seit bier Sabren bat bic 8emesuns
,ur Wiebererri@tuns eines 26nierei9s
polen on 8eoeutune ueientli& sueenom,
men. Die MusFelluns in 2embers in
@aliaien bat erit tiirsli& i&lasenbe Ne.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-04
Capt. bomoate.

Wieoer einmal Elm Beilpiel BON Der
lan9lam unb bebdbtis moblenoen Muble
@ottes! Man tuirb ii9 nod bes Mufle=
bens erinnern, pel9es bic Na4ri9t Dor
IA Sabren hernorrief, oab Der eleoan-
tefe &oburser @aibinston's, gapitdn
8. 9otpgate, pe9en unteri1leife BON
$370,0O0 perbaftet morben 1ei
g8er bdtte in ben 7Oer Sabren, tpenn
es ibm perg0nnt par, nur e,nen 8lid in
bic Waibingtoner @elelidaft gu tbun,
ben f1otten 2ebemann ni9t gefaunt !
Seine Diners bel Welder's unb @orm-
lep's maren bic eleeanteiten; Der 56me=
ren0tber peritanb lid auf Die DeIitate1~
len Der Saiion unb bic oa3u seborieen
Weine, looab bic anseiebeniten @taatss
mdnner unb bic Spiben Der @esieruns
es fir eine Gbre bielten, in Ieine Rreile
se3osen gu ueroen. Scenes Sobr3ebnt
mar bic 3eit Der entlebli9ten Gorrup-
tion, Seber lebte bamals iiber leine Mit-
tel, uno bic 2ei9tlebt9feit tnapp beiol=
better 2eute fiel besbalo Niemanben auf.
Capt. 9owsate's Dampf- Saht mar
ebenio elegant, mie iein iamudes Seim,
meldes er nit leiner &attin unb s So9ter
i'm Weitenb beuobnte.
SIM Winter 1880 big 81 rii1tete Der
flotte Gapitdn iosar cine Norbpol CT
petition aus, inoem er ben Dampfer
v@ulnare" mietbete unb fir feline 3uede
berri&ten lieb. Wfitten unter bielen
0ortebrunsen plabte bic Blale.
Damn erfuhr bic feline Welt sor merit
wiirbi9e Sa6en. Die hotten v@e :
mans" bic eIe9arten Diners unb Spu.
pers, bic feenbaften @aiisrportie'n mu.
rem NIT seitoblenem @elbe berseri9tet
moroen; ia, nod f9limmer: Der an-
sebli@ fur tugenobaft eebaltene Mann
batte als elm 3me,ter Sefpq unb 9poe
in ibrer Mitte eelebt. Di9t in Der
Ndbe ieiner Wobnuns bate ct ieiner
Maitre1e Ne1te Burritt cine elesante
WiQa erbaut; bas @eib sldnate in Der
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-04

I'm oer Treuoe milen," idreibt Der
. uNn5ei9er beg Weftens", ipeldbe Der
neue Sarif in gnslanb ber-
porgerufen, braubt lomit bier Niemano
BelorsniB gu be9en. SIM @esentbeil.
uno es 1T nod Iebr bic 6ra9e, Oh bic
sSreube BON LANCER Gauer iein ipirb.
S6on perl9iebentlid baben ibre eisnen
Observation-Disclosures ben gn9ldnbern
porausseiast, bab Der l1eber9ans Der
Yer. Staaten gum Greibanbel (ber beute
aaerbin9s nod melt i'm Gelbe itebt) bas
gnbe britil6er Weltmarftsberrl1aft be-
beuten miro. llnb bic Yropbe3eiuns bat
euten @runb.
Serr Willon bat bas in leintr Mn=
lpra9e an bic 2onboner 0anbelsfiiriten
iebr beutlih our9bliden luHen. Gr iaete
ibnen, baB lie iber ben Grfols Der freien
9enoelspolitif in ben Ser. @toaten
nur in 10 fern iidb gu freuen bdtten, als
tie ri6ti9e @runbldb: iioer ielbftil1en
Wortbeil ftellen. Snoem bic Ser. @taa=
ten benz Nuslanb ben amerifanilben
Wfarft perlperrten, baben iie 1i1 Ielber
BON ben Mdrtten Der Welt ausgei1loIlen.
sic baben in Tolse bapon ibre 9anbels=
Hottie ein9ebiibt, uno sur goncurrens auf
Dem Weltnlorft lih unfdbis semaht, Der
bamit ben Snouitrien Gnslanos unb an-
berer europGtlben 2dnber iberlaIlen
blieb. 9tieberreibune her erri1teten
S6ranfen miro bierin sriinbli9 Wanbel
idaffen. 8efreit BON ben ,br anselegten
JelIeln uno ni6t ldn9er BLOB auf ben
beimil6en Martt bel6rdnft, mirb bic
amerifani'6e SnbuIttie allentbalben ben
Wettfampf auf ufnebmen. llnb-.pie 0err
gSillon nit gebeutuns binsusefiist-
mir limb bier ridt bic 2eute. bic ireenb=
mo- lanse sweite @eise Ipielen."
Oie in Der Bolitit poQitdnbis unob=
bdnsise vGincinnoti Nrbeiter=3eitune~
permas ebenfalls nidt ein3u1eben> tpes=
balb man 9ilion bes Mansels an po=
triotismus beI6ulbisen loQte. uObne
6reibdnoler gu lein uno Demofrat,"
ldreibt tie, ~miillen mir lagen, bob bic
gorte Willon's ouf bem 8onfett Der
2DnoDner Sanoelsfommer ni1t Bios boz
triotiid i'm 66dlten @rabe maren, ion=
oerH ouU 1etnespe9s oen gn9lan0ern
ansenebm iein fonnten.
Ser Yatriotismus Willon's lit eben
ein anoerer als Der Mc&inlep's. Ser
Sebtere mo6te germ aus alien Natipnen
Wortbeile berousl ldlasen, aber ni6ts boz
iur ssben. WillOn modte feline Station
uno oeren 5lasse auf alien Meeren unb
IN oaen 2dnoern fliesen uno lie minbe=
ltens ols sleihberedtigt anertannt leben.
gs lit rur eine 6raee Der 3eit, mann
McRinlep nit leiner Na.ion sanS aaein
lte6en miBte, oenn luer m06te etmas nit
elnem Wtenlben Su t6un baben, ber fort=
,pdhreno Nnoere ausbeutet uno nie einen
gtite! einem Nnbern aufommen ldbt 4.
O6ne uns nit Der oemotratilben Yartei
ioentlli3iren 5u pollen, miillen mir bod
Wilion als einen erbabenen Gborafter
a6ten, Der melt iiber Dem Yarteitlepper=
tbum itebt."
Wabrlih es ldeint nit Der Republics
nilden Guittammer iehr armlelis beitellt
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1ben BaIfen ibre 3ui iludt nimmt