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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-29
A DEPOsIroR ASKS QUESTIONS.
And Presents a Rather Mixed up View
of Affairs.

EDITOR JOURNAL As dePositor In
the Gilbert Bros. bank who was present
at the meeting yesterday and heard the
discussion OF tho resolutions, feel that
am liable to be a pessimist II can't
get some new light ON the subject. In
the first place the statement was made
by Mr.. Ford and MIR. Brown that the
bank is solvent. Then what are they
worrying about2 Why did Mr.. Browns
law firm have to have security for its
fees II the firm Is solvent II the thing
is not bankrupt why did Mr.. Gilbert
himself appraiso the assets OF the bank
about 20 pet cent below their face value
II the bank is solvent why did Mr. Ford
sue In behalf OF the Cooper heirsy
II II is solvent why do the Cospsr heirs
employ attorneys to secure what they
seem To think they can't secure through
the executor who is supposed to protect
them, and who insists that Gilbert
Bros. will pay 100 cents ON the dollar
II Il is solvent why did the attorney OF
the bank say in the meeting that he
would appear In the court aud fight the
depositors9 Why did the Cosper repre-
sentatives bring action in the federal
court and secure q temporary receiver
aud then change their minds and want
a receiver out OF the circuit court, II
there 10 no bankruptcy II the bank is
solvent why can't all the depositors
have collateral security
IL certainly seems TO me that the bank
must be insolyent, or it would not have
shut lie doors voluntarily, and II this is
the case, why shouldn't the depositors
meet and at least try 10 get fair treat
ment9 No one would for moment sus-
pect the people who have their claims
secured OF wanting TO take advantage OF
the unsecured depositors. ola, no. Hut
Why are they worrying, anyway The
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-29
SALEM AND VICINITY

No dew rose this morning.
Strawberry growers are gratified over
bright weather.
The Macleay grange picnic July Sd
aud 4th will have program entirely by
grange members.
silyerton has arranged for very
complete observance OF Memorial Day.
At Hubbard Memorial Day will be
observed in most patriotic manner
That town is noted for its handsomely
decorated cemetery and patriotic dis,
plays on all occasions. Thursday will
see the city in gala attire. Hon. ], A.
jeffrey will be the orator, which insure.
. rich treat for those who listen. Al
who can do so should 20 to Hubbard
and they will be highly pleased.
Mrs. w. II. Wilds died at her late
home on the santiam, May 27, at the
age Of 90 years.
Amarriage license has been granted Ia
A. t, Blackburn and Miss Nellie R.
Battey, u. @. Battey as witness.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-29
For a Short Time

That's the truth all around. The trav
cling doctors and opticians cure Won IN,
Shorf Time by doping you with opi
ates TO make you feel good until they
get out OF town, and tt you with glasses
which will apparently seem all right nm.
VI the Short Time 0ptieian is out Of
men have no interest in you whatever.
only 10 get your money. To find them
ls like locating Paddy's flea, for the reason
Shey only Remain in one spot for a
Short Time.
We have laid our Corner Stone IN
TINS community years ago. We have
not hundreds but thousands Who viii
testify TO our ability and giving Of salts,
faction. We are sludious readers of all
the latest literature aud books ON this
subject while the Short Time Ontician
Is kept busy all his spare time MAJ i iai,
trains and boats. We certainly do nnt
only talk but can convince Won W.
nave the latest mp tO-ths. minute instrr.
nehts TOT detecting any eye defects. and
10 NOT tell everyone who comes i'm onr
once they certainly need glasses. Then
again there are those who have a mania
Tor irving everything for a Short Tims
anu would not give permanently i".
Gated practitioner even an opnortnni,,,
70 At least tell them the truth. and la,
ny nor least remember when We do |
/. ,Hy 'hius Tor you We are here 10 make
y sood IN case some little defect NAV %
v N'SSng IA = Short Time. We don't claim
~ oe lniAili6le, but ITS by our mistakes
~, ~ as0om push good results afterwards,
~ ~ ID glasses alone, but in everything
- We pay taxes here, We buy ali |
,ls III pI.3lslsions aud clothing here, We
uossiloe 70 all iocal celebrations for the
'Sllsn' 'Snli ~ the town and Il will only be a
'holt Tine when you Willind out that
! !. kes soo9 results and save your money |
Y pSuOniHlng the old and well tried
fps'Nl' ChAs. h. HISGRs
NSSa tested iFee. 296 Commercial Al
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-29
MARION COUNTY
TEMPERANCE WORKERS
Holding a Successful Annual Conyen-
tiOn In This City

llOn III HIS lily
Mrs. r. M. Steele, Of Turner. president
Of the Marion county W. G. T. U,
presided, and led the devotional exer-
cises.
The report of the corresponding
secretary was read, showing the detail
regarding the work in the several unions
in the county, the summary being az
follows;
No. members 1876
No. new members. .,... .......,.. 81
The committees were appointed, as
follows:
Credentials-Mrs. Matheny, Of sa.
lem, Mrs. d Overton, Woodburn.
Resolutions-M's. Carrie Young,
Woodburn; Mrs. Rhodes, Salem, and
Mrs. Helen Hartford. Newberg.
Finance-Mrs. Alice Richmond,
Woodburn, and Mrs. Mckee, Woodburn.
Courtesies-Mrs. l.. B. Geer. and Mrs.
Macy, Salem.
tue EVENING SERVICES
Held at tho first Baptist church. The
address Of welcome was given by Mrs.
Laura Oaborn and responded TO by Mrs.
D.Overton OF Woodburn. "A solo by Miss
Kate Carey was much enjoyed. Mrs.
Helen Hartford the state president deliv-
cred an address, telling of her expert
ences at the National w O. Il u. con.
vention held at Washington, ID. O,
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Devotional exercises led by Mrs. Lib
bic Morcom, of Woodburn, after which
the session.
was devoted TO hearing the reports Of
the various uperlntendants. Mrs. j. l..
Lees report on Jail and Prison work
of considerable interest. Loyal Tenn
perance Legion also received attention.
This afternoon an address by the
president will be heard and officers for
the year elected. Az the Baptist church
this evening the Matron's Silver medal
contest will take place, with four con.
testants. The Y. NJ, G. A. Glee Climb
will furnish music. Admission fee Of
ten and Eve cents will be charged.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-29

the accidents Of the season. Hops are
very sensitive to weather conditions and
iasect pests, and considering all Il Q
chances Of bad culture, bad manage
ment in harvesting, the outlook for any
greater number Of bales Of choice hops
in 1901 than in 1900 is not 80 flaitering
as it might be. Still the present sit-
uation IS frstcaes, subject only to thl
discounts that must apply to any hop
crop before it is in the bale.
At Gervais reports from the hop fields
are no. go favorable, and many yards are
said to be missing badly besides making
4 poor showing. In others the vine 4
dying in large numbers and ther
appears to be no cause therefor.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-29
PERSONALS

s. b, ormsby has returned from Al.
bany,
y. Hostetior Of The Dalles ia in Salem
today.
Miss Emma washburn has gone tc
Turner.
Mp NJ. NJ. Hadley has gone tc
Turner.
Mrs. II. G. Guild is visiting friends al
silvsrton,
Mrs. Alice Richmond has gone "a
Woodburn.
j. NJ, English, Of sublImlty, was in
Salem yesterday.
ID. II. Weyant, OF Mehama, was a sa
lean visitor today.
Mrs. II. Il, Holland went TO Oregon
City for a short visit.
Mrs. r. A. Kirk Is visiting friends at
Medford and Ashland.
Milton Briggs is In the city after an
extended trip 10 Eastern Oregon.
Miss Emma Crawford Of Corvallis is
In the city, the guest Of Mrs. Dinsmore.
Mics Ellen wigsns and Miss Fay
Charles Of Chemawa were In salem
Tuesday,
Mrs. Amelia Miller has gone to sump.
ter where she will probably remain all
summer.
p. n. Snodgrass, cashier OF the First
National bank At Eugene, Was In the
city today.
Mrs, X. b. wands has gone 20 Cot
tAge Grove 10 deliver the Memorial day
orders ioT the q. A. Il.
Mrs T.. A. French aud grandson
Ralph French Of Moscow, Idaho. we're In
the city today. aud have gone TO
Corvallis for short visit.
Clyde Brock, formerly a carrier boy
on TnG JoYRsAl bat ioT years with the
Capital NAtiOaal hank, leaves today 10
lake a position in a Hsppner bank.
W. 4. U.v,.P, U. AT FAIR GROUNDS
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-29
PERSIAN LOAN FALLEN THROUGH
England and Russia Struggling for
FOOthOId In the far East.

sT PETERSBURG, May 29.--News is re-
ceived from Persia that the proposed
new Russian loan of 100000 to 90
600 600 roubles has fallen through be-
cause the Shah is unwilling to give the
required security and grant the privi-
lsges required in South Persia. Britith
influence 10 blamed for failure Of the
loan
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-29
An OmcInnn ser,nn.


There Is an Irish clergyman OF our
acquaintance who has deservedly a
considerable local reputation as a wit
and story teller. He sees everything
from the humorous side His appear
ance his voice and manner are all
mirth provoking, especially his laugh.
The present writer heard him speak
lately OF his sexton, who appears TO be
an original A lady, a stranger 10 the
place asked him II there were daily
mathis In the church. mo, madam" !"
he replied, 1--WE can't AFFORD that, but
we put down cocoanut every Sunday"
This official Is close az hand at all
baptisms and marriages and instinct
lively answers all the questions asked
OF sponsors and couples being mar
ried, so that the rector says he Is god
father TO innumerable children aud has
married himself 10 a considerable num-
ber OF brides, for when the question is
put wilt thou have this woman 60 be
thy welded wIfey" he always audlbly
answers, II will" II may be truly
said this Is very Irish" for 80 II Is.
Indeed, we have been told OF case In
which a young lady about 10 be mar
ried In the church which this sexton
serves made II proviso that he should
be charged 10 keep his distance dur
ing the ceremony. Exchange.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-29

HAvANA, May 27.-The constitutional
convention will not hold further ses.
sions until after the municipal elections.
Elmundo says: "By the vote Of yester-
day Cuba's independence aud national.
ity we're made subject to the United
States"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-29

BERLIN, May 29-All powers have
accepted Germany'sproposition to with
draw field marshal Count Won Walder'
see from China and surrender the chief
command. In accepting the proposition
the United States expressed satiFfaction
at the manner tn which Won Waldersee
discharged the difficult duties, and at
his great courtesy toward American
oHicers
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-29

WAsHrNaToS, May 29.-Secretary Root
received a cablegram from Governor
General Wood at Havana confirming
the press report Of the adoption OF the
report accepting the term of the Platt
amendment.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-29
When Nature

Needs assistance it may be best L
render it promptly, but one should rem
member to use even the most perfect rem
edies only when needed. The best and
most simple and gentle remedy is the
Syrup Of Figs, manufactured by the Cal
iiornia Fig Syrup Co,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-29
Dramatic Concert.

Go n, o. n. a, will give a Dramatic
War cOncort GA the evening Of DecOra-
tion bay, AZ the City Hall Arm0ry, un.
der the direction Oi Mrs. q, j.. ScoVill.
Admission 26 cents. ChlldFen 10 oenia.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-29
OHIO ROBBERS LOOT A BANK.
In a Town Somewhat Noted for FL
nancial Disasters

FosroRrA, ONO, Msy 20 -Bracel
branch Of the Mechanic Bank Of this city
was wrecked by robbers last night. and
a 900 stolen. Two charges were used
first blowing the outer door of the vault
aud the second opening the strong box,
Night watchman Denny discovered the
men and fred two shots at them which
they returned. They then escaped.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-29

WANTED-A nice house, furnished or
unfinished, by reliable party,-cen.
trally located, 5, NJ. care Journal of
uce' 6-l9-3tH
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-29

D. A. HOLMAN ,-successo to Conrad
Dillman, 2l0 Commercial street, all
kinds OF new and second hand goods.
furniture cutlery, tents and house
furnishing goods generally. Lowest
prices known. 5.29.Im
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-29
Marion County Taxes.

Sheriff Durbin has turned over taxes
to the amount of S25. $40. SO to the county
treasurer, of which the City of Salem
receives SlS5O.27,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-29
NEW TO-DAY.
Advertisements under this
head Sc q line each Issue

WANTED-An active salesman TO
handle side line of dry goods spec
ialties for fall, on commissions. Coun-
try trade preferred. H. G. Rollman
& Co PA Chestnut St., Phila., Pa.
5 1890
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-29
The...
Studebaker

Of
a
Sulehakers
M line OF hes goods have two an hard rubber tired
along That elegant oil
Come aud see ns E'e snd hoor devoted bugg
reys, etc. -
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-29

D. T. h1ntsinser. Funeral Director. iO7 state
street., Phone Red 242S. Salem Oregon. Resi-
dence $40 COuu. Phone Blaek 9isi
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-29

FIELD DAY at the FAIR GROUNDS
FRIDAY. 292t
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-29
Perfectly Satisfied"

Is what every one say, who smokes La
Corona lO-cent cigars, Made in Salem.
AUGUST HUcKENsrKIN.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-29

You should see BransOn & Ragan's
Big, Red Ripe Straw Wberries; fresh from
Folk county this morning. We Yet
supply OF the best every day.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-29

FIELD DAY AT FAIR GROUNDS
ADMISSION 25 CENTS. 292t
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-29

WANIED-Immediately, a good girl
ioT general house work. Apply at
$40 Winter street. & 80 "a
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-29

W. U. v, P, U. an FAIR GROUNDS
FRIDAY. sea
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-29
POstoffiee Hours.

No money order business will be
transacted on Memorial Day at the sa-
lem PostOfioe and the general delivery
and carriers windows will be open from
~ p. IN,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-06
Oie Huifen oeria len s Souz
Ion.

souion, 5. Npril. - Die ruff
f6e 5lotte it leute BON 65sr abssFabz
rsr.
paris, 5. qpril. = Sin in Paz
r;s is6enpsr ruF:Tfer Diplomat ers
tiars Nsiieli6 Der Qbfahri Der Ruiz
fen, osr ruIfi;dsn ariassi4;fis un1
Sffi5isre in 5culpn Es;sn gu oiels ssz
tpelen unD lis riiro:n en @roe siaen
ghsil Der 5rsunolidfeitsn, pe.ds ben
S1tlion beIu9snOsn Statisnern 5u9sz
oa3i i;np, ouf i:6 a69s.efft 6d6en.
Der rrfif9e 8pnTul in Soulon ba6s
ss 6soausrli6sr WeiIs or Der n0tb;ssn
Disfretion fe6lsn iaTen. HuBlono
babe ME 6ea6Ii9ti9t, an Der franco
itdiisnllasn 5rsuna6afts Demon
Fration 5Fsil gu ne6uen. NGsroin95
iei Die 2l5fabrt oss ruFiT6sn Sc
ThDaoers ous 5oulon bsi6lsunigt
tporoen, in Der Q6Iiht. Den Pariier
SsHI Iationsbldtiera, tpeids Die 9tnipe=
Fsnbeit oes' @el6paosrs in Soulou 81
elmer 6odpoIi:.;i9 9snQTfa:rs auFbouId=
ter, bsn 8inO Gus cen Ssgein 81
ns9msr.
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IN 8raft(sen.
g?sp gprt, 5. 2Gpr!l. - G:rs
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8on para lpsrOen 6eOenfl;hs, iG6o,ge
bon Gs.6:ssien 5lp;I6en pen po,;;;Idsn
Parts:sn sniiiuaoere llncu6:n b:rifz
tst. Die S.raBenfGmpTe puroea 10
bsosaf.i6, oaB bic po,:5ei oaa We:l:>
tGr gu 9Itfs ruf:Hl muB!s. De Gar
niIon pures 6sraus beo;osrt, uno Die
SolooIsn parsn T6t:sBG6 se5punz
GEN, auF DE 2eute in 0en 'Strabsn 81
Ih!sbsn. 5Iaf p:rIonsn purosn gsz
tDotet unb p:si: psrlpunost.
Mi it g ifolen unb Osgen.
Nis5a, ). 2(pril. -Sraf aontonz
seff 5olIioi, 2isutenunt in sinsm Soz
fadsn 3sairnsnt, uuo 9raf Sarz
nopsfi, @sfrstdr Der 0Hrsi9iIhen
2eeutirn in 8aEbirgton, Ousllirten
li6 geiisrn in 5plge einss 5piiten
ihnsn fattssfunosneu Strsitss an Der
9rense bon Mcnacp, 3uerF auf pi to-
len uno Damn auf Degen. 9l!s iih Die
9errsn in e;nsm 5tpeimaltgen augeIz
tp:9Isi nidt psb est3an. Batter, GIN
gen lie nit Osssn lOs, uno @raf Sarz
nptp5fi er6islt i'm erItsn Gange einsn
Gi5 en- Dem 8orDerorme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-06

6eute Faro i'm n9ranb ua;on@0oa
ter sire a6srmaligs Gonftren5 3tp;i4sd
Den 6Gup!era Der Naiionalz0er6dnoen
uno Den Ju6rern Der uu3ufriecenen
itatt. 3ugegen paren SoGn .. Baits
pon Der v9riiosrIGaft 'o:r 2ofomotlbz
fu6rer," 6. S9ea pDn Der nSriioera
i6aft Der GofomottDhei3er, 8. 3. s.
ias als gsrtrstsr Der Goiiblfteurs, So
iep5 9arriion ats &eptGIentant Der
gre;nIsr uno anOsren 3ug6s0ienItstsn
uno Mi6ost Dolphin bonn nOroen Of
Ea:lpap 5elsgrap6srs."
Ses ferneran na6mcn 8. U}. Nrthur,
has 9aupt Der n8rijoerfhoft Der 2oz
fpnrotiDFii6rsr," 5. 9. Gurg2nt, Der
grDBmeiIter Der ngriio'rI4aft Der 2oz
fpmo!ip9ei5tr." g. 8. WOrriiTeD, Der
9roBtnsiite tier oer 3ug6s0ienlteten, uno
s. 6. Glarf, bos 9aupt Dt5 gfatiOnala
Ger6anoes Der GonDutteurs, an pRn
gerat6unqsn S1eil.
Die 8eriammilag Dsrta9te Ii6 am
9lbeno, o1ne 8u eirer eno9iiltjgen gniz
i6eioung gsIane! gu Iein. DE @onfea
rsna p;rb norge1 fortgsIebt,
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Gin brcnnen0es 0rnbeniuerf.

Beifemer, M;d., 5. Npril. -
sSm S9a9t Scr. Z Der SilOenz8rube
ipurbe Elm 5susr sntosdt. ssSn bsm
Sda9t fino $50 Grubenarbeitsr be
fdGftist, bod ba oerItfbs NIT bsm
S9a4t gar. 6 in 8srbinbuns iis6t,
1T feline @sTabr fiir bic @rbeitsr porz
hanoen. ..r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-06
Yriiqcltcn iidl ali der StraBr.

2ouisoille, 8D,, 5. 2(pri.. -
Srigaoe 9eneral So6a 9redsnripge
gaE1:man, elmer Der 6efannteIten
MGnner i'm Sioen, bate auf Der
GtraBs sinsa 6anIifompf nit WaIttr
SorrsIier. fru6sr iSulfa 8eneralz
@oiutant ben a:ntudp unb jsbt @6efz
Geoaftsur b,s' r2Ouiso:Gs Gommers
eial." Der Streit ntItanD tpegsa eiz
nss BON 2ekIersm psc0Hentlihten @e=
tifsls, als olr pamo!ige Ob"rf Gaiil:z
man nit bem 1. SentudD R:gment
in G9i6amauga Tag. Der Obe-|t
i6risb banals einen 8risf in pe!dem
er ben Rsoaftsur sinen 2iisner uno
S6urtsn nannie. Der 8ampT Der
gs;osr mar Elm factec, no9osm Der
@srerat ben sr7sn iSf.og gsfii6rt,
uno enoste oamit, baB 2ebisrer ausz
olitt uno 81 gopsn fie!. Damn miIAz
I'm lih umli:6enos M6nner Elm, tp:Ias
bic Seiben tr2nu.tn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-06
Migrdae, SSra,teltfeiSen,
2silioftGt, 2lnperoaasfiGe
9pspepfe, Yeraopfuus
nno aGer oseGerrsioen.

Dlan bcabte Die foGg:notn eomptom,, tp.lbs fS
Bel 6rtraHtuu0en Der 9StrO.uuuQ5=Cr ejtittla
len: S;rfopiuug inner: 9dmorrboiosn, g.utunOruns
rad Oim 3opis, 'Sdurs im Magsn, uebrltst.
i'm Maqsn, iaurts 2tufitoBsn. eci61pd6tcr Ooer
D'rftdrtttr Sttrnd6loQ, @n1piiitouHOtn sum aui=
iprineen oDtr Gritden bei'm 2;tpen, Qei1pddte
7tnffraft, fTledtn pOr Gj,usbe ppr oeu 9uqtn,
15iebsr uro Dumpicr 56mcrj i'm ROpf gltbmunpss
btibperben, gtIbs 0aut uno 9luecn, Stmrrjen in
DER Scitt, gruit urO Den 8ieorn, p6blide5 Auis
trcten pon nibt uro @rcm,an I'M 1sleiid.
Wsbrcre Spien y D1Uab's Nilltn beA
frsien ons S5icm BON Oca crlpabnlcn St6runaen.
cprtis 25c. pro Sbatbtel. 8u babeu bsi dqen
Npotbeftru oocr per Bot UtridnOt
1Rdu idr,ibt all Or. Y an map & 6 ~, Sod
Sor 365, @tp.0Or,, um ein BUD nit 8atbi3ldgen.
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Sir Sic Seilung ciner Grfaltuns in
etucm Saae

nebms man 2aratipe 8romo Nuinine
Sablets. 9lue Ipotbefer se6sn oas
gelo surid, tpenn feline 9silung err
folat. 6. %. @rppe's llntsri9rift anf
Iepsr SaaGtsl. .CHpp1. .i9p@a0I. .6gll
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Oaeeseins}gagc

oosr auno:rtnti iiinSuuu ioltt utittelf Ots RtTos
geli:f b.bauoelt pcrDeu lpie nabitebsTo: Gem |da
tisntsT iOutsu ,tpag3;9 Srp9i;u &tliti iac StnRos
in eusn, BsinQiae nit EaTer perabiolat un0 bic
oau]e 9ruit,. otg &itsr unO 0!e anosren S6rp:rs
tbcilt bduf;g nit Dem SeIilf eitgcricbcn tusroen;
r&nf Sra" uiIo f5l'iitbrbc niicn psra5r:i6t lpera
Den, um O;n 91tenten bsi &rdisu ju erbaitsH,
uaO Die Gdrme maftn Q:lcgcntj3 ntitt,lft 2r. Ra0s
tpaD's &p:n in Ebdt;qt:it Qri.bt perOsn.
6ntjiinouug.n Der Nisrtu. Der 9laie, Der Gingsa
iwiGc, Der 2unQtu, punutu @als, 9rOn6tis,
S6rt;=a =atbmigttit Group, &atarrb Ituyaleis,
&bcnmats5mus, Scbitteirot Webiclfirber, 6rOts
bsIlen, pom 6rOits angr0riieae ROrpsrtbtil:.
Sic gtppiiation ron 8eu9D Relitf nab
Dem 36rpsrtbtis ODER 9sn G5rpsrtbtiItn, tooitlbit
oas lci1tn ODER Der 'S6merJ icintn SIG bat, oc.a
uradDt ioiOrti1e 2inOetunQ.
SnntrIid d. Gin balb:r Bis eiu 9urjsr Sbcta
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gen, Shlailoiqttit. Mgriuc, Sidrrboi, Sbien.
terie, Golit, SldbunUsn uno allt inneriben Ses
bireroen.
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Grtranf nit ibren fiimf sfinnrrm.

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Der @aits unb 8atsr, psl9sr ii9
ebsnfdGls in bsm 8abn befano, rettste
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