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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24
A LETTER TO ROOSEVELT.
An Open Argument Against the
British Horse and Mule Traffic
In the United States.
THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON QUOTED.
Alteration Called Ia che IRsistrnr~ nj
Great Britain Upon the ohsrTV-
aprr of the Treaty Immediately
ip0n our Declaration of Wat
AGRinst spRIn Gn Is0s.

Chicago, April ig.-Pricr Nan Nils
HinRen, who has been one NJ the most
active friends Of the Beers in Chi
| Cngo, has sent To President Roosevelt
nm open letter advancing an aTru.
merit against tho British mule traffic
In the United States. He declare,
that the traffic Is In violation Of the
treaty ~ Washington.
Article q Of that treaty the let.
ter reads. "lays down three rules by
which the Hrhitrniors arr TO he gov.
crncd The second rule declares q
neutral government Is hound not a.
permit of suffer either bclligrrcnt "a
make use ~ its ports or waters ns
the basis uf naval operations against
the other, or for the purpose of re-.
newai ur augmentation - military
supplies or arms or ihr recruitment
uf men"
Furikcr along. the letter says:
"Great Britain ;natlT 10 B,Tuitir ~
I asserting the se.ms ~ the treaty ni
Washington against this country mp
un the first and only occasion whel
our government WAS nt war with a
foreign state. April 20, 1895. the day
after war was declared between the
tuiird States aud Spain, Queen Vie.
turia issued q proclamation Of neu.
traliiy, insisting upon observance Of
the treaty.
In this proclamation Great Britain
insists that her ports and waters shall
not bc used to uhct the military ac.
tivity 81 belligcrent powers, and We
now request the enforcement Of this
rule"
by the classification prepared 10y
the state department. published los
Secretary Long, June 20. 1895, in his
'iuFtructiuus to blockHding vessels
and cruisers" general order tga. parn.
graph lol horses are designated NJ
absolutely coutrAband" ~ war. ID
additional argument were needed "a
prove that horses have hrru cunaid
crrd contrHha3d II war nv the init.
ed States government, the following
instances In which they have been 30
classed might bc cited;
In the treaty between the United
States aud bolivia ttrcntics and con
vcni!ous, isso, y. ool Art II, horses
with their furniture arr comprehend
ed as cuntraband of war
IN the following other treaties a
similar specification Is made:
Trrnty between the United States
and Brnlii ttrontics and conventions
iSSa, y. lO5l. Art. iG
Treaty between the United Statcr
and Colombia ttreatics and convcn.
tionE, 1850. p.is6l. Art. ~.
Treaty between the United States
md llayti ttFeatirs and conventions.
1850. p.i5i, Art. 90
Treaty between the United Stutcu
aud Peru (trcaties and conventions
lss', p.l.t9n. Art. Is,
Treaty between The United states
and Sweden and Norway ltrrntirs and
conventions 1850. pl,ii2l. Art. g."
Mr.. Van Nlissingcn has been at
work for months preparing material
for this letter
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24
A WEEKS HISTORY
The Important Happenings Of a
Week Briefly Told.
IN ALL PARTS OF THE UNION
Al the Latest News Of Interest from
Washington, From the Fast, the
West and the South.
THE LATEST FOREIGN DISPATCHES
rTrt.snNENTm roNGnE,s.

Debate on the Chinese exclusion bin
was practically ended IN the United
States sensi" "E the 18th. The addi.
tional urgent deficiency appropriation
bill was passed. In the house the Gu
han reciprocity bill was further de-
batcd
The United States senate on the 10th
passed Chinese exclusion bill which
extends the provision ~ the present
exclusion law and also applies that cX-
rlusiun tu Hll insular territory under
a." jurisdiction ~ the United States.
In the house the Cuban reciprocity bill
WAS further discussed
The time wns mainly occupied In the
tTiird States senate nm the 18th by n
speech By Senator Morgan in favor ~
the Nicaragua canal hill In the house
the opponents ~ the Cuban reciprocity
hill occupied m"st II the day. the fca-
tuTc bring q vigorous speech 10y MIR
1nshmau tWHFhD against the measure.
We attacked the rule, and declared
members were being cocTced hy the
speaker.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24
Sir ne,Is ROCHE. anrII..r

He was the father of bulls" 10
was he that asserted that the best
way to avoid danger is To- meet 10
plump At another time, IN convey
ing warm invitation to n friend. he
remarked: Il hope my lord. IL ever
YOU come within mile ~ my house
that you'll stay there all night" lie
may have been the fool " the Grat-
tan parliament. but there was good
,ieul Of native shrcwdncss hidden
away behind at his fuolishncss. To-
Cirrnn. when the latter once cx-
claimed in the midst ~ a debate that
he needed aid from no one. and could
br the guardian IT his own honor"
Sir Boylc instantly iutcrieetcd his
sarcastic congratulations to the hon
"rRblc member on his possession VI
u sinrcure But possibly the gem ~
his rhetoric was the picture which hc
conjured up nH one occasion to bring
home to his hearers the cXcesscE of
the French revolutionary mob. Here,
perhaps, sir, the murderous marshal
law men lMnrsci.loisl would break In,
rut rs 10 mincemeat, and throw our
bleeding kcadh an that table tn stare
us in the face" London Express.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24
POPULAR SCIENCE.

The great armadillo has % teeth
more than any other animal possesses.
The eel has two separate hearts,
One beats CO. the other 100. times q
nsinutc.
One hundred and seycnty.tmo ape
ciss Of blind creatures are Epown "a
science and many more are constant,
being discovered In great casss.
In Siberia winter rainhow some.
times 'asts almost silday. II Is cansed
by fine particles OF snow suspended In
the air.
French scientific ieuetaia report that
a AmaIi room Tenews lis air through
the walls IN M hour, with Is degrees
difference besw@Sa the outdoor and
Inner temperature.
IL Is only Of late stHrs that geuio-
gists have discovered that fins voi.
canle duHt Is carried over tho whole
Of She sarth's surfaces and plays very
Important paTs in the deep srn d@pas.
its. On deserts and nearly rxiniess re-.
Eiuus blown sand will wfar away che
hardest rocks By beating against thrns.
2oms sandstone fermHsionx kppnxr %
hsvr been GLAD up BY winas-
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24
The warFlaEeabIe Age.

In Germany man" Ia order 10
marry must be at least IS years If
age.
In Portugal boy of II Is consid.
cred mRrriageBblr, and woman" vt
l2.
In Greece the "man" must have seen
at least "a summers, and the 'wom'
an" r.
In France the man must bc Is
and the woman" i6.
In Belgium. the same ages,
In spain the intended husband must
hase passed his i4th year and the
woman her 18th.
In Austria ''man" and woman"
are supposed te be capable gs con-
ducting n home Of their own from the
ugc of IA.
In Turkey any youth and maiden
who can walk properly and can un-
dersihad jse necessary religious serv"
ices arr allowed 10 be- united for life.
London Modsv~ Society.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

The secretary ~ war has arranged
tp light the statue ~ Liberty In New
York hatbor.
Ai the ngc ~ % wears Abraham Fish,
er 'ha originator ~ many ~ the pre-.
cnt furms ~ valentine. is dead NJ his
home IN Germantown, Pa.
Rev T. he Witt Talmage's remains
were inferred In t,rcrnw"nd cemetery
IN Rronkltu-
In H"stuu the National Bread COM
p0ny NJ New England has been formed
with a capital Of 81. .0J0 COO,
The twcnty.scveuths successive cham
piunship season ~ the National Base.
bali league has been opened.
President Roosevelt has nominated
james $. Clarkson, of Iowa. To bc sur
vcyor " customs of the port of New
York.
1t Is announced that Gen. Miles wilt
probably remain ~ the head uf the
army until the age limit Il reached.
Some 5000 coal miners have quit work
along the West pcnnsy lvania rail.
road because ~ trouble over the scale.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24


II Is sad that American houses are
heavy huEcrs ~ the new British loan
81 c32,oO 600.
\ Manila dispatch SAYS that Cen
Malyar, Filipino iU.LrEcni lradg, pu,i
dictator has surrendered himsclfSIj
hi. command uncoudi,ionally and mr.
drrcd all Philippine insurgents 10
cease fighting 4, Is thought thnt this
practically cnd- the war.
London believe. the prcfCni ucruiia.
iions with the llurr, will result IN @
peaceful understanding.
The pope has selected Archbishop
Falroniu. ~ Canada iu succeed Car
dinal Mar'inclli o. papal delegate 60
the United states.
In outlining hts hrst message Pre-
idrn'-clcrt Palma ~ Cuba says the
American dollar VII he thc Cuban
standard. arh that the United States
alone viii get reciprocity agreement.
\ London paper claims Gen have rell.
able information that the Hprr, and
British h8Nr agreed upon q basis for
trrms ~ peace.
In speech to the British commons
John Redmond warned o., govern.
mrnt that ireland would resist coer-
cior
The death ~ Francisco d'Nsusco
husband ~ Queen l.ubrIla n and for
mrr King of Spain. occurred O. EpinAy.
France
II &. said thar the Grand Duchess
Helena " Eu.sin, cousin ~ the car.
has clopcd ~ ith n student.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24
IN HONOR OF DR.. GREGORY.
BANQUET aivea Go Celebrate uIs FIf.
tcith AunivcrHATy ms Instructar
In Hts Prefeastun.

81. Louis, April ia.--I'rnnlneBt ply
siclnns from every stnte in the middle
west attended the banquet given In
honor Of Dr. Elisha Hall Gregory's
iftieth anniversary as teacher as
medicine, nj the Planters hotel,
Thursday night.
Flowers were sent frnm Dr. Greg
ory's former pupils In California aud
Florida, and Prof. Ncumnyrr. of tho
University of Munlch, sicrmany, sent
a cablegrnm to nr. n. ". Loeb, sccre-
tary Of the banquet esmpalttce, ex.
pressing the with that DIR. Gregory
may see many more happy years.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24
WEST AND SOUTH.

The Rock Island road has secured
control of the Choctaw, Oklahoma &
Gulf railroad.
Reports say that leading Chicago
lard manufacturers have succeeded in
forming a big trust.
On the Wabash railroad the Cont,
mental limited has made new record
from Tilton 60 Granite City, making
$50 miles In $50 minutes, including
five stopS.
burglars entered the state bank at
Milligan, Neb.. and carried on 5000.
In the Ohio senate a hill was passed
licensing the practice Of oSteopathy
in the state and Il IA now law.
In convention at indianapolis the
prohihitionists decided not tO nom.
mate candidate for governor and
headed their tirkst with James NJ.
DUNCAN, of indianapolis, for secretary
Of state.
Kate Zielinski, undoubtedly the old.
est person in Michigan, died In Cold,
water ut the age Of ii2 years.
A train on tk7 Burlington road In
Colorado broke alt speed records. GOV.
ering it.s miles IN nine min=.es, equal
Ia 9s.T miles an hour.
The extra session Of the Maryland
Legislature 20 correct tax hill error
completed lie business and adjourned
IN 2n hours.
Mrs Wallace Y. King. her three chill.
dren and Miss Alma King. a niece, per
ished nj Saiiin. Mich In n fire which
consumed their home.
In Chicago 20 families were made
homeless by fire.
The four children of Alfred Roo
drRu. wis recently arrived ia Tacoma,
wath. VITA his family from New
Hampshire, died Of piomaine poison
fng.
The Chicago A Eastern Illinois and
the Illinois Central FsIlroads are plan
ring TO sehd homrssekcrH TO the
southern counties Of Illinois.
Tomas Estrada Palma, president
elect. sailed from Norfolk for Cuba
u. r. Marsh has been nominated for
caSgress by the republicans Of the
Illinois district and Judge
Chsrses {. Fuller In the Twelfth.
In session In indianapolis the Ma
sionai Association of Manufacturer
elecsed u. II. Parry, of that cits, pres-
dent. and petifioned congress not to
pass The anti-injunrtiou blIl.
The beef trust Is said to hare also q |
rFip - Tie sgs supply.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

According to Mr. \. l.. HHckett.
section director ~ thr weather hu.
rcau at Columbia. April Is WIS the
anniversary of the big drought that
has prevailed in that portion 81 the
country for the past year. During
the entire year the rainfall has been
only i77i inches. which ~ 1917 inches
less than the normal. Thus II will bc
seen that II has been less than 50
Der cent. of the normal.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

Says AZ item sont from Caruthers-
Willie: Word has been received here
~ the killing ~ Billy Barnett by
Frank Wright. near Cooter. Wright
was recently divorced from his wife.
and wanted 10 marry Barne;i's
daughter against his consent. Wright
said be- would marry the girl " he
had 60 kin Barnett, aud Barnett said
he would kin Wright u hc married
her. Wright, Il is said borrowed
gun and went 10 the mill where Bar
nett worked Barnett saw him and
drew his pistol. Wright then fred.
killing Jarnctt aud wounded two 9th.
er men. He gave himself up to dep.
uty sheriff
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

sprirg Valley, H.. april te.--1he
bodies 81 three Italians Francisco
Cassia. barney Pomatio and Frank
Fenogii--sisownod In the Illinois river
at this place q month aFn. wsrE
found. Friday about Is miles belesw
here. The loroBer found nearly sios
10 their clothing.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

In order that the inhabitants ns
the world In the twen'y-frst century
mHy listen to the elocutiun uf the
present age, Prof. John Il. Scott. ~
the department. Of elocution of Mis-
souri, university, iu recording the
rccitations Of his pupils IN n graphic
phone, Some ~ the impressions are
:" be- preserved in a sale place, with
instructions 60 the effect that they
are not tu he used until 2OOl. when
they may he produced in n grnpho-
phone of the next century.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

"Ny GEAR" !" saId the wife Of the eml.
neut professor. "the hens have
scratched up ali that eggplant that
yOa sowed."
~Ab. jealousy" MESSED tine profess
sor. And he sat down and wrote
twenty-page article on the Develop
ment af Envy in the Minds Of the
Lower Grade Of Bipeds."--Baltimore
American.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

Cornelius O7Brien, aged 65, was ar
rested and placed in jail. at Macon,
on charge of poironing the punds,
wells and water courses un the farms
OF John Mahoney and Mr.. Warner. of
Russell township, Maron county.
Some time last summer O'ilrieu's
wife and daughter had him arrested
for disturbing their peace. and h.
was found guilty and sent "a jail tur
co DAYS, At that trial Mahoncy anl
Warner were witnesses.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

ii nsn afraid our friend hes said
something he will he sorry for"
NO" wus t5e melancholy answer.
Il don't think So. Anybody who didn't
know better than 20 say what he did
In the arst place isn't likely 10 knnw
when lt's time to I've sorry."-wash.
ington Star.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

After bidding mother good-hy. Fred
Harner, q tar roofrr. % years old.
committed suicide In his house. No.
6IO Elm street, ST. Louis, by swallow.
ing earbolic acid lie was In poor
health aud disappointed in love.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

The ~. Louis Transit Co. (street
carl has filed n detailed statement
with the city register, giving the val-
ne of it's property us ss,i7s, ,906.e7.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

Congressman Joy Of ST. Louis has
received petition signed by LOIS let.
ter carriers Of 81. Louis asking for a
Sill increasing their pay.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

Lawrence, kas., April is.-Rcpre.
sentatises of the University tonight
wor the annual debate with the Uni
versiiy of Kansas The debate wns
on the subject Of municipal owner
ship, Missouri taking the afiIrmatlve.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

PearsoR's hall. the new science
bmiiding attached 20 Drury college. at
Springfield, has been completed at
cost Of &s0.n00
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

William H. K. Redmond, irclapd's
envoy 20 the United States, addressed
s;eea persons at Music hall. ss. Louis,
q few nights ago.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

John II. Fontana. who OWNS three
saloons, was elected apeaker Of she
Sc Louis house of delegates ON reor-
ranixasion.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

An inventory Of the estate of the
late George A. Medill. ~, Louis. shows
personal property and real estate to
the value Of 81 ,S32, ,I26.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

The 81. Louis Anti,saloon League
has appointed n committee of tiyc TO
name a committee ~ 100 To- raise
funds to carry ON the wine.room cru
Eade,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

Henry McNIehols, well known as
'-The Only McNiehols," the originator
of the time-payment plan IN 81. Louis.
died from pneumonia.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

New York. April fsy-Ihe factory
Of the nrss.~y Waite Lend Co.. IN
nTTsokIyn burned Friday; lass, ssso.-
o0o-
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

Angry because his wife wanteI to
keep bosrders, Autrn Adler. Of gIs
0'Faiion street, -. Louis. shot Mrs.
Adler in the head.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

Edgar c, MeiEsuer, a young chem
LIST, committed suicide In Carundriet
park. 81, louis, hy shooting himself
in the head. M health ,br cause.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

DsPntchcs say the outlook is en-.
cauraFing for q larE" Yield Of winter
wheat
Conductor Clarence Turner and
Fireman John McGunn were killed in
a freight rain wreck at Riverside, ny.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

The 81. Louis Manufacturers assp-
citation has gone On record hs favoT-
able tn the employm, Mt Of conyiets
IN public roads exclusively.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

Why said The man who does fiot
believe In large navy, ''should we go
60 tae expense of b'siIdlng moss
shspsgr
.sveii.r answered the ran who does
not jump at ecneiusions. ''yoH know
that :s what Eeah's acighhers said
before the food. Washington Star.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

ST. FRANCOIS C0uKr.i {

mo sssznss o. Ne TrExa sss skways spsM
ss no sssDla q ne ssansy - sKvsssa tsaas
ssaassss - eli gaslss sasztasxs sf lsses tgs
reflAssa
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03

uns in bobem Mabe fir bic Miikn
bes OBJ unb Iufitisss. Our9 ben
Weibpafersruno. tpelden Der mG9z
tigite 3ufluB Der iunsen glbe bur9z
itr0mt, sebt es pieoer bersauf uno
abermals auf BEN &amm. Wir gelan=
gen ba naa breiitiinoiser Wanberung
gum 3iegenriiden, einem nunberpou
belegenen 9ebtrgsfamm, Der uns 10
re6t ben alptnen gbarafter bes Hiez
iengebirgs offenbart; bann cuff ipeitez
rer &amnlpanberuns iiber bic IGDnsez
legene Wieienbaube in Zen 9erei6 Der
GieIentoppe. Oft i6neifen mir bonn
Wege ub, planlps iiber bic ipeiten
9p9fld6en ftreifenb, renn mir baben
Elm tpunoeridDues bellies Wanosrerz
petter, unb bic @efabrerl. tpelde Elm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03

Mart erbieIt t4 bas bette 3immer ets
nes 8%uubenbotels. Wer tdslid bier
atpei ameritanif9e Dollars ~aussiebt,
tann reGt ansenebm leben. Mu9 ben
leibiaen Sable b'9ote : 3nans tennt
man bier @ott fei Dant nod ni9t. 0ie
@erpflssung lit peit einfa9er als in
ben ~faibionablen" @ebirsen. auf Sc
miife mub man. abseieben bon Der
Rartoffel, faft sdnali9 berai6ten. aber
an trdftisen Sleiid= unb Meblipeifen
1T tein Manael. Ser giertuden, tpel>
den i6 in Der Wiefenbaube auf ben
Gatb zines 8reslauer Heilebefannten
mir seben lieB, sebOrt nit gu ben bic
len an9enebmen @rinnerungen Der Hiez
iengebtrgs : Wanberung. Die . ter
rei6iide 9renae lduft iiber ben &amm
binpeg, auf Der Wanberung lit mar
balo in PreuBen, balb in Seiterrei9
unb Der quite unb biIige ungarii9e
&otbpein tpirb iiberaG angetroffen.
Sine Wanberung iiber ben aanaen
&amm bes Rieiensebirses bon Der
Neuen S6lefiiden 8aube Bis CUR Giez
ientoppe tann elm riiitiser SubsGnger
pobl in etnem Sage MAIDEN, es lit aber
melt lobnenoer. minbeit items spei Sage
barauf au berpenben, Ser 8ea lit
tpentg anitrengenb, ba man fait INNER
auf Der &ammbDbe bon 1850 Metern
bletbt unb bic Gie1enfoppe aneiu einer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03

Burg &puaf: Ser Iitt I'm bic Burg.
purben. Gs ipanbsrten bamals seser,
400 tirolsr Samilien na9 S9lefien
aus. Sic erbauten hire Sdushen
sana in Der Dirt ibrer 9eimatb. sSbre
Na6fpmmen fuden nod feitSuhalten
an manden Sitten uno @ebrdu9en
bes Ilpenlanbes. aber oas Wirten Der
umsebung lit mddtiger, als iplGe Be-
f~trebunsen unb bic ndaite Generation
pirb iin tppbl non ben iibrisen SGles
fern ipenig mebr unterfdeioen. Sd
oahte beim Seill6 biefer HieberlaIs
iuna pebmiitbia meiner oeuti9zamez
rifaniiden 2%anbsleute, Bel benen fi4
ia leioer Elm dbnli9er Yrp3eb, nur
ppbl etfpas raider, polSiebt.
limb Giibsaabl9 Sd babe ieiner gar
nidt ertpdbnt auf Der Wanoerfabrt
burh 3iibesabls 2anbe. Sin unperz
tpelfbarer &rana BON Sdgen iptelt UNI.
bic @eitalt bieies 8ersseiitss unb in
ben Spinnituben nirb ieiner nod ims
mer .sebadt. Iber er lit fein Seufel
.unb tein Meni9snfeinb, ionbern Elm
lieber, gemiitbpoler &erl = san3 10.
pie es Der Saleiier ielbt lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03

betradtltden @nities erforbert. MuBer>
orbentli6 belebt lit CUR Sommersoeit
btefer 8amm1pes. 8eftdnbis besesnet
man Menf&en, bic einaeln, paarpeiie,
in sanaen Samilien unb oft in Srupps
bon atpanais perfonen babtnaieben.
@s finb allies frDbli9e 2eute, fte itnsen
10 gut ober 10 f9le9t tie es tOnnen
unb fosar bas sSobelu tpirb seiibt. OBJ
f9on es oft benz Snbtanersebeul berz
panbt flinst. Mber has lGbt ii4 ia
let9t ertragen, tpen;ser leidt aber bic
Muiit Der Observation-Disclosures, pel4e
an ben beriibmten puntten bes @ebtrz
ses fait beitdnbig uns in bic Sbren
seut. 9ie Sreelbreber, metftens iinb
es alte &riesstriippel, baben bas ganse
@ebtrae NIT eirem Rebnert muiitaltz
fder Solterperfaeuse iibersosen unb
ibnen fann man ebenfo tpentg entseben,
pie ben QuGlereien ber SEEM SerieD
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