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Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-02-27
LEGISLATIVE
PROCEEDINGS.
Doings in Senate and Assem-.
bly, Since Our Last Issue.
SENATE.

S. B. No. SO. Prudential: Sup
Elemental to an act regulating reduction
plants. Mines and Mining committee.
S. B. No. g.. Gallagher. Relative
to taxation and assessments of debts
and money at interest. Ways and
Means committee.
S. B. No. IS. Thorne: An act to
regulate the salaries Of Esmerald county
officers. Esmeralda delegation.
Senate joint resolution. No. 9. Jack
son: Relative to the action of the
: legislature for the year 1899 regarding
the taxing Of patented mines Judiciary.
S. B. No. So. Rolf: Relief for the
state board Of agriculture for $4286.
Bill passed Is to l..
S. B. No. AT. Miller: Relief Of P.
B. Ellis, extra work in the secretary Of
states office. Bill passed.
Substitute for S. B. No. 9: Regu-
lating the business of insurance In the
state. Returned to ~engrossing clerk.
A.. B. No. 3, Cooke: Act defining
fellow servants and who are not fellow
servants. Committee of the whole.
S. B. No. 48. Miller: Fixing tax
rate in all counties Of the state. Com
mittee OF the whole.
S. B. No. 40, Miller: Government
Of towns and cities. Ordered engrossed
S. B. No. 81. Williams: Authoriz-
ing the commissioners of Churchill
county to create a fund for the erection
Of a county building. Placed at bottom
of file.
A. BsNo. 38: Nevada war claims,
amounting to over $500. 900. Special
state commissioner to be appointed tic
secure the payment Of the same from
the general government. Passed.
A. B. No. IS: Management and re-
building the State Orphans Home
Committee of the whole.
Substitute for S. B. No. 80: Rela.
tive to state board Of assessors. Place.
at bottom Of file.
ASSEMBLY.
After the reading and approval 0
the journal a number Of bills wer'
introduced.
McCarran, Of Washoe, introduced
resolution m~emorializlng congress an,
the interstate commercial commission
with the view to procuring q termins
ga F ~ ~ RI
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so per cent reduction on our entire
stock Of ladies' and children's jackets.
You will never buy for less money.
E. GRIswoLD.
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Annual meeting notices : 30.
Notice of appointment of administrator IS.
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charged.
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Nevada, as second class matter.
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-15


essary to care for these people more than
week at tAa outside, said Treasurer
! ~ . Ieinant of the rehaf commuters
'oaaF' v hlie th9fe are l0''W or more
ct them dependent upon factory "a&es'
tais terrible disaster "ill not long keep
many Of them our Of employment There
is q great scarcity Of labor in all the miils
in this section and macy Of them haze
already foN0d new employment others
will ho rapidly provided for in this way
through tAe plans of the committee on
getting work. OF which r. Z. Gates is
chairman and tha great majority Of them
wil find almost immcdiate employment
right in thc mills Of Spart8nburG county
'Apotlcr fact which VIII aid materially
ia the lelief work is that President a.
II. TwitchcU cf the Clifton mills has
already arranged to pay All hands for the
work Of The last two weeks and this
money viii he forthcoming within a day
or two ! believe the Same will he done
bf tho pacolet mills though have heard
nothing definite on the subject. I ostimatN
that Nc win need about S12, 200 certainly
not moro than SIS 900. much of which will
he raised right at homo. We have not
yet asked for outside aid, though ii will
probably be needed and any contribution
will be era tefully received. Contributions
50 far received from outside sources
amounts to moro than $4,000, Of which w
c Heath. Of charlotte, president Of the
American Mauufactufing Associat ton
s.nds 81 600 divided equally between the
two mills: Sumter. S G. $685.; the
Creenvlic board Of trade. $l0o; Columbia
{ c. $4,000; Rock Iill churches $50
tba Merchants national bank az Philade-
lhia, Si00 New York Sl,6o4. and there ave
sevreaj small subscriptions.
Committees have been at work all day
and SpartanburG has been well can
VlSSed; relief committees. too. have been
busy in the factory settlements. and the
wants of the needy have been promptly
ninistcred Ia Some Of Tho oneratives
h,,o already rono to ,vorl, clearirg aro,,
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from aboTe. as if the growth Of years had
eoared l1"
~ tI.ioA y E'lo "i
,'a' u.i' i""
P3eoic1 '"S o.5@I t't"t
if7n NlsV }S o. seem to lt a.e llf t"t'i'
~ ta7 'alsi'1''J.: oi matter
Ett.> ue'. shrub and bush "95 'e''
".elicl'e'i A1'sti s"' N"i-ea
hrfe'' ,'e %ai.s+ cached Hi'ai lArS
ai' as ""fe as ii saads o'ac}
ihe io.e-t4S 1"-t~ P4'9e'.- 't'Htf a.
oo2a 'ea' ti.' ]" '"' pain oi lAe
l'p"eI I'd "i''-9. ''''+'i' "'-'id 4ia'
ioit 5ai" where inc Fi e,r'Gt 81 t'7
work Ashes htick walls t1d @'saareA
ma tAiEelA Moa-d nave surf ifed liie.
hat tiie wa '.'7 81 tAe j ''e"i1s nave 3liI'aH
WAT '"ry "S''''s-'
fieSldent iWltcEell talks
President Aiberj H. TNitchei ol the
Chiffon aud Glendale mills, Sold TODAY.
1T w5lI bo iulossihle fo oven 4pproX-
innate She e;tira loss al this time cam
moi say dc6uilely as - The rebuilding Of
taa mills. J may say. however. that Cliff
Ion miu~ Nos j and 9. while frishtfuly
G.lua-ed. VIII not require Iebgding OF
course mill 10. 3. valued at SlQ09.0o0. is
a total loss. The company has property
valued ut some $-9o'gp IN homes Tor op-
N''
proper y ~" "S '0i' '9o''99 10 Jo's
peen hiaA'nS ''ul o. an 'lo iH'iis' anu
VIII lVioI' inc result On my "lFe91isa al IONS
az q fA9''i'Is ol t"e on eSl''9 20 ne mem
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thrown out %; employment We have
notified our forcmcn that the names OF
ANY who viii not WORK be handed into
tho office and tba,. viii in,r,e1ja fe1v ho
-, ,.a.,to t1,,i.. - H., +r,tz
'9N'" =" ''''9 '''o'' '0'''
way inc cHary OF generous Irlends "''
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KING ALEXANDER AND QUEEN DRAGA
SLAIN BY THEIR REBEL LI0US PE0PL> T

over by the consplrators. and was en-
trusted with the plans for action within
The royal enclosure. Several doors lead
ing to the royal apartments We're blown in
by dynamite, Colonel Naumovics himself
bursting in the door OF the royal cham
Der with bomb. The officers had called
on the king to open. but he had CURLY
refused.
As the door fell the king rushed to
window and appealed for assistance. but
no answer came. Realizing the situa ton
he returned to the queen. holding her in
his aIlns 10 protect her. and awaited thu
conSprators.
Colonel Naumoyics and the officers then
entered the room. Naunlovics presented
TO the lNnS Il form of abdicatiou for his
signature. The document contained the
statement that by marrying a publ>
prostitute the king had degraded Servia
and that he must abdicate. The kings
answer was to draw q revolver and kill
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WITH TRUE SPARTAN FORTITUDE
SPARTANBURG is NOW RALLYINC
By Fred Lewis.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

Sparta nburg, S. c., June 8(Special.)-
Spartanhurg and her surrounding mill
towns have just begun to recover from
the torrential shock that swept away one
fourth of the taxable property of Spar
tanburg county ana the work Of relief to
the distressed mill operatives. which has
preceded only by a brief space that of
the debris OF the shattered mills,
is progressing most favoraby. The people
of Spartanburg have taken hold of the
situation with a determined hand before
asking for outside assistance and right
here will be raised at least half the
amount needed to relieve the present dis
trcSs. Already the people Of the plucky
little city have subscribed nearly 5000
to the relief fund and to this at least 81 ECO
siore will be added tomorrow. Outside
e subscriptions are now more than $1,000.
u do not anticipate that it will be nee
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-15
HOW KING AND QUEEN
WE'RE KILLED IN PALACE

About / o'clock q. m. the troops, who
had been tempered with by the foes of
the dynasty. surrounded the palace The
doors were forced and the leaders Of the
plot entered and assassinated King AL
eXander. Queen Draga the queens two
brothers, Premier Markovich, the minis
ter of war. two aides de camp and two
other officers.
The time OF the assassina ton Is given
officially as a m.
Accounts as to how the king and queen
were murdered vary. one story goes
that an officer approached the bed of the
king and queen and, rousng them, de-
manded that Alexander abdicate. as he
had degraded Servia by marrying a pub
lie prostitute The kings reply was
shot from q revolver. which killed the
officer
Alexander and Draga, attired In their
night clothes. then fled to the roof of the
palace, where they were pursued and
shot to death. Another account states
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al, attack may be mage Oh projects and
therefore. has taken sttone measures
f. suppress any opposition to it's Will.
1t had been expected that PRINCE Kara
gecrseyitch would arrive Immediately, but
il is said tonight he viii arrive after he
has been summoned 5y parliament.
Co!onei Bogden Daaiianoyics has been
appointed project OF belgrade and the
members o. tho late government who
werc moi murdered have been liberated.
Thu former leaders Of tAe radical party
Mcssrs pasics Vusics and NuosalyivIcs,
who have heen staying at Abazzia have
been summoned hitheG
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PALACE BELGRADE which King Queen

savings, having lived economically during
the last decade. 1t Is reported that the
greater part of his money was deposited
IN England, but it Is questionable wheth
or the money would be delivered to the
Servian government, The opinion here
is that all belongs to the state, even in
Guiding the kings foreign Investments. 1t
Is possible that former Queen Natalie may
also appear as an heiress Queen Draga
was in receipt of 10000 gulden CS1i550)
mcnthly. and also had great savings
which will be handed over TO her thee
sisters.
Shortly after midnight the bodies OF
the dead king and queen We're carried
to their last resting place. All day long
the victims lay in rough collins exposed
to the gaze of those who had killed
them and to the privileged curious.
There have been unpleasant evidences
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mo face of tba awr.ll q so,at.ea the nooi
wqtar.s h,,-e III, ira; n,v mills win o.-
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ho,(iines IN y great measure. have Who'll
i disappeared. with nothing 70 show for
them nope and believe the conclusion
WIZ ne f'acI'ea 20 'e"u',u' QUA y nus
va.ti,@,,, ,.o,,.tal.e.- ,..-ro t,r,,o,,. i,-
tereste1 IN tboee ,,ronertis, and ,ghet1nr
thev win consent to rebuild lypon sitns
which have proven So treacherous Is
co,,hted ,y some
NVith;u there is a general Aopeful feel
ing that new mYaey VIII he forthcoInne
to replace nearby thc properties go sud-
denly oblitcrated
No picture Of Che awful Devastation =
these min sites has been overdra0u. ~
has been found practically impossible ia
convey in adoquate terms TO tho minds Of
those who have not seen the whole trGth
of this awful cdtasjrophe. The dcstrl'c-
ton was the effect o. tremendous pres
sure rather than sudden rush Of
waters Had the Whole volume OF water
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Belgrade. June IA military conspir-
acy, which subsequent events show had
the sympathy of the majority Of the Ser
Wan people. was carried out IN the early
0ours IF this morning and King Aiexan-
der, Queen Draga, her two brothers and
several ministers were ssassinated
Prince Peter Kara georgcovitch. pre-
tender To the throne. has been proclaimed
king by the army. and there IS every rea-
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PRINCE PETER CHOSEN
10 RULE OVER SERVIA

Owing to the rigid censorship il is al
most Impossible to learn exactly what
happened in the palace save that the
king and queen and other members of
their household We're assassinated
The murders were ia result of mill
tary revolution The leaders Immediately
proclaimed Prince Karaseorgevitch king.
a new government was formed and the
following proclamation issued
ITO THE sERVIAN PEOPLE:
Last night the king and queen were
shot. In this grave and fateful moment
friends Of the fatherand have combined
to foTn a new government While the
! government makes this announcement to
he people. ii is convinced that the Servian
people viii gather round it and lend it
their ala to maintain order and security
throughout tie land.
THE government hereby makes known
that from today the constitution OF April
6, 1!nl, comes in force. A meeting of the
national representatives. dissolved by a
pioclama ton OF March =. is summon5 d TO
meet at Belgrade June Is.
fSignedl
"Jovan Avollurnovics premier.
Il. JuDonur Kalievics. foreign minister,
"Stoian rrotiCs minister OF the interior
"Gcorg Gcnschics. minister of com
merec.
General ,Jorvan Alanazhovcs, minister
OF war.
Colonel Alexander Machin minister OF
public works
Il. Jubomir scholEovics. minister of
Justice
The streets are throneed with people.
whose actions seem to approve the coup
d'etat. NJ Protics. the new minister of
the interior. was loudly cheered he
drove to Inc ministry.
NJ. Ovokumovics the new premier. be-
longs to the Independent liberal party
AS the morning advanced the excite
ment In the streets grew steadily. IN spite
Of the pouring rain, thousands of people
gathered in the vicinity of the palace
Everywhere troops of ali arms were post
ed and field guns were PLACED in positions
to deal quickly with any opposition to
the newly formed governments will. The
soldiers discarded tl'air cNckades belring
ne ioie King AleAander'y dfpher and
substituted for it flowers, green wigs and
leaves.
Bands Of young men paraded the streets
waving flags and shouting:
long live KarageorSeovitCh' :"
Flags arc dying from nearly every
house in Belgrade and there is absolutely
no display whatever Of crepe or other
signs Of mourning. The royal standard
has been lowered from over the palace.
Reports from places outside of Belgrade
Indicate that the country accepts the dis
appearance of the Obernovitch dynasty
without regret
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KING ALEXANDER AND QUEEN DRAGA.

son m believe that this decision viii hn
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20 i'
'.-a ieF'I1tion Nas executed without
any opposition on tine part Of The people
of Belgrade. ana the capital and the coun-
tr, remain trarol,1
While the main outlines of tho events
which took n,are Within tss oval 7,aIaca
are l,nozn The da.affs aro coraietina Nv
ing 20 tha extraorfina1.y secrecy with
,,-5ic1 +ha r1ot vas rn,tri,-o6 9n.i corrtcI
on. Tha chiof e,re,,iyat. ,,,s ,,.a,o IN ,,,,,,,
80 bt-t, mi bo ..t,,l f., ,,.,,o,.. -.:4+
tho army Tho ,,arti.ic,t;o, - +i,o ~.
tor i'm the ssssinations If 3as1 NIGHT
which bloued out the O.ranovitch dynas-
-. "hich mas f0tea 9ef'ia with short
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FEW FRIENDS FOUGHT
FOR KING AND QUEEN

While the king and queen Of servia
were facing death at the palace, the
streets of Belgrade We're already occupied
by soldiers and an armed force surround
ed the royal residence. The horses and
guns of the batteries Of artillery were
all decorated with eyerGreeus. as for
festival. The soldiers discarded jhe badge
of King Alexander from their helmets
An attempt was made to support the
dynasty by the commander of the Dan
ube division. who tried to march the
Eighth regiment of infantry into the
city to help the late King. but he was
opposed by body Of troops under Colo
mel Gasowits In the fight which ensued
both the officers mentioned We're killed
What pnrports To be an official expla-
nation of the tragedy was issued at Bel
grade during the dag, It says:
after dinner on Wednesday evening
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the king and queen, with some OF their
relatives and several ministers, sat on
the balcony OF the palace. Suddenly the
king demanded that Queen Draga leave
the country. She refused and was sup
ported by some of the ministers. When
the king saw this opposition he ordered
the military to occupy the palace. In
the meanwhile the queens friends were
also active and collected her supporters
1t was In a fight between the two fac
lions that the king and queen were
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THE KILLED.

KING ALEXANDER.
QUEEN DRAGA.
THE QUEENS TWO BROTHERS.
PREMIER BTARKOVITCH.
THE MINISTER OF WAR.
TWO AIDES DE-CAMP.
TWO OTHER OFFICERS.
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PEOPI E SEEM WILLING
TO ACCEPT NEW KING

All remains quiet tonight. an encour-
aging effect being produced by the alb
soiute unanimity which prevails regard
ing the choice of a new ruler whose
proclamation as king by the army will
undoubtedly be ratified by parliament.
This quiet acceptance of the revolution
is apparently the same throughout the
country, hNt fears are entertained that
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Naumovics on the spot. Colonel Mischic5
picked UP the document and presented il
again. King Alexander waved l.; from
1im. The officers then with their drawn
rcvolvers, fired hail OF bullets and the
royal couple fell together to the ground.
The king fingered until 4 o'clock this
morning, when ne died
The band who carried ont the assassina-
tons appears to have met with a great
resistance on the balcony side of the
palace, where the curtains are torn and
the window broken rs though the Occur
pants mad tired 10 escape into The garden.
Form gloves and articles of soldiers cloth
ing lie scattered below This resistance
was probably offered by two loyal aides
@e camp. who were killed.
SINGLE CANNON SHOT
TELLS OF BLOODY CRIME
single cannon shot announced the
execution OF the plot. all the terrible de-
tails Of winch perhaps may never accu-
ratcly De known. Detachmente of troops
Immediately marched to The bureaus Of
posts and teleeraphs and the railway sta
tons aud occupied them Other troops
Immediately marched to the barracks and
proclaimed Prince Karageorgeovitch king.
a body of mounted officers, with Lieuten-
ant Colonel GIuics. son of The present
ambassador st Constantinople. st Their
head. rode to lie center of tho town and
announced the amy's cnoice to the peo-
pie. who, now alarmed. thronged the
streets
Enthusiastic shouts were raised OF
Long live raseorgeoyitch" and Long
i've the army The warmcst welcome
was EXTENDED to Queen Draga's brother In
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that Queen Draga was Drained by an AK
in the haads of her brother in law, Colo
mel Alexander Machin
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KING AND QUEEN SLAIN
LOGGED IN AN EMBRACE

ssaut O'Clock ln the morning the Sixth
and Seventh regiments were called to
arms ana were Ted 20 tho royal palace
vhicn they entirely surrounded. \ band
of thirty o.Iicc1s. led by Colonel NIaschin
and Colonel Mischics forced their way
into the palace, shooting all who attempt
"a To bar their passage lhey were AIDED
ry treason within. The aide de camp on
duty. Colonel NaumoYics. had been won
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Waruuuu eines 8anfiers.

81. paul, Minn., s. Suli.-0er
prdfibent Der hieiigen Deuti9 : 4mez
rifanii4en Rationalbdnf, S,W. 2ud,
fat in ieiner beutigen Qnipra6e an
bic 9ertreter Der Qi1ociation ber8anz
tiers BON Minnefota Der Sefir9tung
elmer berannabenoen 5inan5 : 8riiis
Nusbrud gege6en unb CUR 8orii9t
aufseforbert. Gr fugte II. g., Bel ieiz
ner neuli9en 4ntpeienbeit in G9icago
babe er in Grfu6rung gebrddt, bab
bic 8ilan5en Der ldnbli9en 8anfen in
iener @egeno bes Staates SGinois Elm
9iifguns BON 100000 per San
lei. Die 8anfen BON Soma 9dtten
gefG6rli6en 9runb betreten. Sn Der
Webrheit Der ldnoli6en 8anfen bes
Stdates Minneiotu berri9e 9eloz
fnapp6eit unb Der Stanb berielben
iei unginitig. 9tste 8antiers bdttsn
Ii9 bur6 bic herrf6enbe pro5peritGt
gu getpagten Spetuldtionen f%ortreiz
ben lafien unb 9dtten 9runb, es gu
breuen, Gs berge9e taum Elm Sag,
an benz ntdt gemeloet tperOe, oab iid
cine Der ldnbliden 8unten oes Stauz
tes Minneiota in @4pierigfeiten be-
finbe. Mebrere 8anten bdtten in ben
leBten brsi Monaten ibre Sbiren gsz
i9loHsn, anbere i4pebten in 9efa6r,
btes in Babe e6enfuls t6un gu mill
fen.
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6nhher,iaes Germa6tnis.

Ghicdgo, 8. Suli. - SIN bieii@
gen Nadlabgeri4t tpurbe eeitern bas
Seitament oes um Ii. Weai b. S. ge=
itorbenen 9Orace g. SaDlor our 8ez
itdtisung einserei6t. Na9 bemielben
entfdut Der grDbte She'll bes auf
$168,000 gei4dBten RadluNes auf
Die 4rmen BON Gbeiterfielp, Maf.,
Der @aterftaot bes Setutors, uno
5fpar nit Der 8sitimmung, baB nur
iol6eIrmen unteritiBt iperber iolen,
Die benz 9~emeinpefen ni4t CUR Gait
sefaaen iinb, iid pielmebr, 10 gut tie
es %tonnten, gu erndbren iuften. Der
geritorbene mar lansidbriger grGii=
bent Der nSatlanb Hational 8ant"
in 9noe=0art.
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Ct. 2puis, 8. Sult. - 8ouperz
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bes 8anfrGu6ers unb M0rOers Mtlz
liam RuoOlpb cine 8eIobnung DON
$500 ausgeiebt, bod 1T es troB oler
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lungen, ieiner babbuft gu tperoen. Wte
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@efdngniB gu entipringen. Qus Dem
etpa so M}eilen BON bier entferntet
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lei bann perI9pun0en, uno 5ipar in
Der Ri6tung na6 8ismurd, elmer fur
bie 8erfDlger nun f4per 3ugGn9ltden
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fanqene bes gntIprungenen, ertlGrte
beute benz @efdngniBpGrter gegen@
ii6er, man fperbe be8 3ubolp6 ni6t
bd66dft perben, ba er bic beIten
S6ftlei9pege femme unb gepiB f4on
iiber ale 8erQe lei.