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The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-14
POPE SUFFERS A RELAPSE
THE DEPRESSION IN HIS
 STRENGTH PERSISTS

General Condition Now Always Crave signs of Approaching Dissoiution-- Last Nights ohieiaI Bulletin, How- ever, says There is No Immediate Danger pr. nIuzzoni Declares Death May Not Come Tor Two or Three Days Unless Unexpected Turn Occurs. Rome. July 1S.-S:45 p. m.-The fol- lowing bulletin has just been issued: 'eThe depression in the pope's strength persists. The frequency of respiration is slightly augmented. Respiration S6, pulse a2. weak: temperature s7 centi- grade General condition always grave. No immediate danger.
 Signed: .Rossoni,
 ''Lapponi,
 ''Mazzoni.''
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-03

chief Of Police Gibson has CON
menced his annual crusade against the
untaxed dogs q the city. and all IN
tagged CANNES viii be caught and i'm
rounded. and. unless taken out By
their owners. and the dog license paid
for them. they will be killed The
chief this morning started out two
appointed By him, and
these men will pick up and impound
every dog found within the city with
out the license tag. The two dog.
are Harry LaMar and K T.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-03
SALEM
TRADES
UNIONS
Asked TO Take up the
Fight on Telephone
Company
Reports as to the Status OF
the Strike at Various
Points on the
Coast

The local manager OF the strike has
Issued the following appeal for aid in
the strike on the telephone Company;
Ito Salem Trades Unionists and
Friends Of Organized Labor:
The Pacific States Telephone and
Telegraph Company has by the Elec'
ltrical Workers Union Endorsed by
the Central Union and Federated
Trades CounciD been declared unfair.
We ask you to help US by refusing
10 patronize the Pacific States Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company. as the
MANAGEMENT Of this company has al
ways shown itself antagonistic TO on
ganized labor and an oppressor Of the
wage sarner
san Francisco. July 81, 1903.
Strike situation as il is on the Pa
.cifc coast
Spokane reports two men pulled on
at Lewiston, Idaho Most OF the boys
have found employment a few left foI
picket duty.
Portland says boycott is taking out
phones at the rate Of 35 to 80 every
days: boys say they are out TO win.
New phone franchise has been pre-
sented TO the town fathers Of Fresno.
with 5000 OF their best citizens sigma
lures afixed.
San Francisco. Aug. /. 1903
Spokane reports out OF III grocery
stores all. except six. have ordered
telephones taken out. Dlsconnect or.
ders are being sent in TO the company
in large numbers every day, The line.
men report that six unfair men quit
the company last night.
Tacoma says: We deny all com.
plicity in the pole-sawing matter. The
pole was % inches through. and not
sawed more than ~ inches deep at
any place.
Portland reports no new men going
10 work; those working not doing
much harm 10 us.
Oakland says everything is fine and |
Iandy with our boys. This town is
ertainly tied up tight.
San Francisco boys are standing
.rm, and are confident OF success.
Sacramento and San Jose report ev
o. X Fresno and Bakers
Ield report no change in the situation
md the men are determined TO fight
IN the end.
Los Angeles reports conditions
fright and men contented with the
outlook for an early settlement.
San Diego standing pat.
Executive Committee Western Con.
erence. +, A. HOLDEN.
Secretary. /
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-03
rnE pAseeALL sEAsoN.

Salem closes a successful baseball
season. and the local management is
10 be congraiulated on getting Salem
into the list Of baseball towns.
The winning of ths pennant Is sec.
eondary matter, from a public stand.
point. compared 10 the reputation OF
having five community, and no
American city the size Of salem IL
alive without baseball
The Salem league closes the sea.
ison with 5000 worth Of property. with
the Western Oregon championship in
fhelr belt and some money on hand
This is good business MANAGEMENT.
The Salem team has always kept up
70 the demands of the game-of the
teams they had 10 meet Men were
aecvred AZ players far In advance o..
kheir belne needed and thus the team
played with great oouhdence.
For nox, year a longer season win
probably be planned This years
work was experimenial Salem had
no team 10 starr With. no players. no
baseball enthusiasm. and no expert
'ence. an this has been gained
Next season Salem will be In a
stronger league Probably the best
towns IN the stats viii unite with a
Portland team. and while amateur
baseball viii not pay al Portland. the
Portland team IN the Oregon league
can be played outside Of Portland al
the time to advantage
Three games week will be found
40 work better than two. A Friday
game could be made TO meet expenses
Additional interest would be created
and there would be larger crowds on
saturday aud sunday.
The Journal believes that Il would
be SIN better n the Sunday game
could be cut out but the general pub
Nc demands the Sunday game. Toe
many people get no day on during the
week, and want Sunday recreation.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-03
PaIaee Pharmaey. tts stste 81
On Political Mission.

Hon. w. II. Bilyeu, the Democratic
warhorse OF Linn county. was In the
city today and. as there was no sesl
sion OF the supreme court Il Is sun
missed his mission is political. but nq
reportorial probing could elicit any
thing. lie is one OF the leaders in
making the fight to save the direct
legislative amendment before the su.
preme court, although he opposed the
movement 20 get Governor Gser TO
call a special tession OF the legisla.
ture 10 put II into effect. Mr.. Bilyeu
conceded that failure TO enact Il at a
special session brings the whole i'm.
pact Of the legislative doodle intep
ests against the amendment and will
probably result In It's nunlhcatlon.
But he and the other Democrats are
evidently playing a deep game polite.
ally and viii not disclose their pro.
gram.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-03
Shields Park
Is Splendid

There was a great bin presented at
Shields Park last night, and the
crowd was immense. Never has Man
age Shields presented such a strong
attraction as now. The audience went
Wild over the various turns. Baby
owen, the wonderful little 5-year.old
comedian captured the audience in
his hobo turn, and his rolHckipa
sayings.
JOS Thompson. the new illustrated
song singer, was warmly applauded
aud he kindly responded.
Bolli a Boli, the operate duo We're
simply immense, and is a great fea
'ure Their selection from "Carmeny
was warmly applauded. Their worl,
throughout was OF the most finished
character and the costumes elegant
Edward Poulter gave a great imper
sonation OF Happy Hooligan ana
Kept the audience in continuous laugh
ter Nus"
haFtelmes the novelty foot juggler
Is a wonder Tie has an act that is en-.
'lre'y new His hornpipe dance ON
the bottom OF a six.foot sail boat /,
worth seeing,
lhe polyseope. with an entire new
lot OF pictures, closes the nsr
toVmance. F
With such a bill as the Park man
asemen' Is presenting this weel.
,here should not be a vacant seat lefr
during the weeks engagement. for |,
Is deserving Of packed house ever,
nisa1 The same bin all week; al s: 3
p. m. :
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-03
oNg-DoLLAR WHEAT.

Wheat went up 10 cents Ia Chicago
from the 2eih of June tc the 2eh Of
July. The other day Il went up two
cents more.
There Is a possibility OF one-dollar
wheat Al Chicago before another
month rolls around. There Is a gen.
eral appearance OF a short crop.
or course that viii never affect this
section Of the country. The eyerlast.
tne einch on the wheatgrower here is
TOO tight aud longs,andlng.
Tho cinoh IN Western Oregon not
only extends 10 controlling the market
price bot the milling trust and ware
house trust have their gratis
The wheat farming business Is ON
The wane In Western Oregon. and
groving clover and dairylng are ln the
asceudanry.
Hog raising and converting clover
crops into manure. after feeding them
down With hoss, is better thing than
wheat under existing conditions.
Tho FARMERS in Western OREGON
would be iustihed in raising no more
wheat than they need for bread and
seed. Raise nore corn and clover
Nevertheless, the country Is interest.
% In onedoliaF wheat Il means great
wealth for the nations producers IN
the grain belt.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-03
Another Grain pool

The farmers OF the Rocky Point
neighborhood will meet at their local
school house Saturday night TO form
another grain pool for the crop of
1908. The movement In this county
for pooling crops was started at this
place and has been kept up for four
years When arst started il was de.
nouneed By the press OF Portland as
Impractical and ridiculed as farm.
ers' trust But the movement has ex,
tended TO wool. mohair hops and 9th,
er products, and bids fair 70 spread
and may yet become a national move
ment Of the producers, to get more
equitable results for their labors
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-03
5. Eredman Haa R.,nrn.a

Sebastian Friedman. the old-time
saet'oneer and general merchant ar,
rived in the city this morning. with
The usual eonsignment OF clothing and
gents furnishing goods following In
his wake. and he viii open ont at 14s
state street next door to Speer Bros.
He left Salem last September going
to The nalles. and, closing out a stocl,
he took with him next run a store
six months on North Sixth street
Portland, and now comes back 10 his
odd love, Friedman Is not dead but
looks younger than ever. and wears
that fourdollar smile Of his.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-03

we Aave b-fo-s rs = litiis WORK on kif.~y
sissss-s hy Joseph =. Edwards, n. -. o. Poi Q.
lsIsBia. tsas coatsins some taiass that every.
,ae oukai 70 knou. Many people iiaaEiIs
B-iahts Di.rase Ia rare, shea. IN fact Is
rrrers nc " s.s rarut o. kdncy disease
s4.s I0IH sets Gus tlat .he klaEeys taTe t.t
3us flU-t.1n. Va. the climisaticu % tie u. a
sni ra-tT pred 1cta. lrf tlat al intcrf-r .
sita i1ai fluction ere called BriFht's Disra .
-.ars y 10 mlB read this boak will give list
q tns sa.es aaich ] attnUuIs 70 uasAga
iAsrarf, riE..
Al1uuc1a-ta
C0a. asf' 'on a the Kidney.
~ .rpsratiou q ttc Kinney.
Patty D,saaer.i.on o iho kidney.
Irianniaiion u TIC Kidney.
Disease u the Ridaey
thu al kId1ry diseass being Drirhts Dis
ease. tte s'riols qufsion T.. i 10 acute o.
ehronici In other uoni-. is u 10 the pr. mary ~
suconHary stagcf AfiCr the eigth % tea .
noott % D,couics chronic am Il tho. incurs ule
81 al EHouD moaus cEeept the Fulton C,n.
L oi.~n 10 nouos of tho trouble ,iil ii aas
ALREADY fastenei. II Y0u have kidBsy disease
u ihe rrat stare tho Reual Compound uiii cure
l. sllskis, a. y is % more shah . 70 20 mon BE-
80 ..ig % 10 tho Only thing kuown that eil
euro %. in proof hat nottiuR else vail ue c.ic
o. n1fical Nofsa sevidonce that 10 this tine
t.- otvn noihiug hat cures Caufii
- Atis etstAsNs AAe aloc AisutaofA ~ the o. nc
J fultor %. business lad professional uen ID
sAn Francisco, are The nrst people ~ the world
= aleQunco q positive cure, pr seutiBg a
eyhgite pgrceniase Of recovcfios i6s por cent.
ana swing out ihe lists Of the cured an rmorf
purely ehrolic. Eell.dcnncd cases II Ycu hato
eny kind y kiduey trouble. there is only cre
iAias 70 tase, ihe Renal Compound ior Lrith.i
Disease Il si for Diabetes. ti ~. john tfiItuu
u, ~ Nashi1gto1 street. san Franr ss,,
.ale compolnders. frec analyses tor patissts. |
ran pa4e1 ifea We Ars ths solo egeals
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-03
HELD
BY THE
ENEMY
Correspondent Claims
Citizens Council
Compromised
Have Abandoned Their Own
Policies and Accepted
Republican Leader
ship

"a Journal.
Asa disiuierestcd spectator It seems
to ne the citizens council has made a
mistake lu falling In with Judge Hub
bard as a leader IN dealing with the
eIectriclighung problem. They should
have closed the contract Tor lighting
the city on their own terms, accepted
by Mr. Henry. when those we're the
loves. terms secured BY any city
Those terms were secured by the bay.
seed city council and were the strong
est factor in forcing a continuance Of
the citizens administration. Il looks
like abandoning % own same and
getting In and playing a game engi.
neered by Judge Hubbard TO force the
company into rclatoas with the repub-
ilcan machine
Il is remembered that Judge Hub.
bard worked continually with the same
push that was thrown out Of power By
me people 10 put the citizens admins
tration IN power Now the citizens
council accepts Judge Hubbard's say.
so to hold up contract that Is a con
tlnuance Of the hayseed hgures on
and the best figures ever Sc
cured In the west What will they |
gain by playing his game? Look out
Tor the push that Is back Of Hubbard |
very time. DO the hayseeds now In
,fice want the people 10 understand
hey have quit and accepted a repub-
lean leader? Il looks very much that
way. II they surrender their own pro
,ram aud join hands with the mar
Who was elected over Griswold. the cit
zens' candidate. Time will tell what
his signifies, and the people are
watching whose nest is to be feathered |
BY the Hubbard hoidup. Il may be
hat lighting contract cannot be Sc
cured without buying up some mem
Ders OF the city government. but Il
ought not to be the partisan reformer
whom the people have trusted on this ]
very matter A CITIZEN.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-03

forelsn immigraats that win clear
the lana % stumpa and grub out the
roots Is wtai oreson needs. The av
ense Amefican Immigrant wil not do
sneh work he wants Hight. fancy
iarminx and such immigration viii
uoi teselop the rough lands and
brnshy hilis of oregon. Il Il not worth
advertising Cor 50 far a. aeyeloplng
tne state ls concerned. The lands al
ofesoa aota an hundred thousand
fnFenean immigrants. uHh abou, 50
80 chlanse thrown IN for hlles In
.al'e o. Az TIE houllng Of political
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-03
JOURNAL x.RAYs

The grand old man OF dirty Port
land politics Is getting his reward In
these days Of rapid.hre criticism
80
A Portland paper says that the su.
prome court may dodge the reieren.
dun issue. The supreme court never
dodges anythlng.-Astorian
The card game In which two players
we're fatony shot In Kentucky the 9th
or day apparently was a game OF
draw Baker Democrat.
A correspondent raps the hayseed
council for falling into the hands OF
the enemy Wen even angels have
been known TO fall. and why not an
alderman
Mr. Thompson, who sings at Shields
Park. has a good voice. but he should
cut out the tromolo, especially on a
cool night when one doesn't need tho
shivers
The Astoria papers are so busy
talking about the big salmon run, they
have forgotten 10 register a kick about
the salmon being allowed 10 come ~
the river as far as Portland.
The nlako warehouse AT Halsey.
which has been estimated by some as
worth $4,000, actually cost the pres.
ent owners $500. but Il was obtained
at a forced sale, and may have bees
worth SioOO.-Albany Democrat
sss
The name OF Sadie IAnden should
go thunderlpg down the ages. Al a re
cent conference between employers
and Waitors, she insisted that clause
be inserted In all contracts prohibit.
Ing walters and ohambermalds chew.
ing gun while on duty, Blessed be
sadie.
dss
A Michigan iudge has decided that
lf the stockholders OF two railroads
elect directors who shan make terms
nv which prices are controlled ana
the action of each road governed. Il Is
np' merger il Is simply business.
That inrist's brains would have as
much room IN a gnars bladder as a
bun frog would In the Paclhe ocean.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-03
BPi9htS Disease

Not Rare, but common-AIi Kid.
ney Disease is Bright's Disease
The Sth TO 10th Month Ia Be-
comes Chronic and In=urable by
All Known Means Except the
new Fulton Compounds. wh.e5
Record So. Of ResoyeFies.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-03
RransOn a Raoan.

Is the place where they keen the
best Of groceries; good quality al low
pneeS They keep everything OF the
aeasOn. ~
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-03

Grover CleTeiand's new baby Is nO'
vet named. and there seems to Be a
hitch in selecting . eognomen- Il Is
safe to say that the name Of the piaee
in which il was born win not figure as
a part Of H.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-03

II you want TO feel good lust about
noon. step into the White House res
taurant and get one OF their meals
George Bros. proprietors. cod
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-03
Signs of Renewed Activity

In the real estate world indicate 10
creasing building operations TN
Spring. and prompt us to remind yo'
that our facilities for supplying hard
and soft wood, lumber, lath, shingles
and other building materials are o.
ceptlonally good. We will be please
TO furnish estimates on eonuac'
large or small. A car OF MIN Vv
shingles received.
ooopALE LUMBER CO.
Near 9. p. Pas p'PA
Phons 65f.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-03

In the contest for queen OF the Re
ratta Al Astoria Miss Francis Thomas
vas elected. getting 1i5.4o7 votes.
There was one check in the bunch for
5000 The Astoria papers. with one
acclaim. crv hall 20 the queen. and
then wish her a magnificent reign II
il is going 10 BE- rain and hail both
the rsrara viIl be a failure.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-03

The Wcsther.
Tonight and Tuesday. fair: warm.
er Tuesday.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
Nttttt,

@eib perIieben auf Sarmen gu 6 4ros
gent. @eleseubett 9esebeu 1s5 ober
1sl0 Der @nleibe idbrli4 ab3uaablen,
menu, bies errpini1t iein iolte. 8ers
treter Der befteu 9aselsU erfi4eran9ss
geieli9aften fomie Der befen Oampfs
f9if=9iuien pom unb mad europa. Bal
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16

resen, cine @efabr fur uniere f%taatlt.
den unb nattonalen gtnri9tunsen In
Der Ebatia@e, bab iol9e Iusbri9e
bic npe1imiiii4en Inli@ten iiber @es
ies unb Orbnuns" In bieiem 0anbe
itdrten maHen. Muf bic Srase, mas
seideben mub, Inn bieisn @eiit Der
@elebmibristeit gu bannen, tann nur
cine Nntwort etfolSen: es mub leitens
Der Staatssemalt unb BET 8unbesse'
malt balpist etwas unternommen
mnben. I'm etne mirtlame Ourdfib;
rurs Der gum Sdub BON 2eib, 9eben
unb GiSentbum beitebenben @eiebe
bur9 bic bamit ~betrauten 8eb0rben gu
erSminsen, wouen MIR ni9t erleben,
baB selesentli9er @ufrhbr sesen bic
birserii9s Orbnuns-nidt beim Ral-
lenbab auetn. ionbern au9 bi inem
ebenlo |9limmen 8ruber, benz &laHenz
baB- In
unh l1mftlrS ausarten.
Ser 9eiit pon gpanspiGe bdtte
unsweifelbuft ni@t has l1nbeil anri6=
ten f0nnen, att benz bic 0fentli6e
Meinuns iest gu re@nen unb gu ri9z
ten bat, rpen,, BET BEN eriten Nn3ei9en
brobenber @efabr senus bewafnete
@emalt an Srt unb Steue aepelen
wdre, um benz YObel iebe 9ait %aufsa=
brauien, BET 3etten gu uerletben. Na@z
trdslt9 perlu9t Der @opernor bes
Staates Snbtana freili6 bte S@ulb
fur bas Sorsefaaene auf bic S9ul=
tern bes betreffenben Sberifs absu.
wal3eu, beiien Pfli@t es semeien ma
re, cine senisenb sroBe @eleitsmann=
i@ait ~auf5ubieten unh benz P0bel in
ben StraBen BON g%panspiqe entse
seuauitelen, aber bas gublitum bat
etne suteS &e@t, BEN @ouernor per-
i0nli@ baftbar au MAIDEN, neil bteier
einen sansen Sag peritrei@en lieb.
ebe er lt9 ba5u enti9lteben fonnte,
etntse &ompasnten Der Staatsmilia
mobil gu MAIDEN. Oen 9otalz unb
Granddaughter muB gum g~ewuBtiein
sebra@t werbeu, wie i@wer tie it9 &C.
gen bas @oltswobl periinbtsen, menn
ite aus trsenb mel@en @ranbeu bas
u@efabl" Der rebeuii9enW aiie i9onen
81 milien %slauben.
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6efet pter Mnarbte.

STE Seem gort u@orlb" bat ni9t
10 unre9t. menn iie in ibrer Be
lra9tuns iiber Bic blutisen Iorfdae
in Guanspiue, Snbiana, bic Srase
fe0t: r@as min es beiBen, baB
MIR @eiebe sesen auslanbii9e anar=
@iiten erlaHen unb tie BON Der Gan
buns ausi6lieBen, wenn MIR ielbit an
ar6iitii6e 3uitdube in riefsem MaB
ttabe babeim sroB 5i9ten?" Sn
gpansuiue udre es ebeniowents mie tn
@ilminston gu o tief betlasensmertbsn
greisnifien sefommen, mean isitens
ser 8eb0rben pon allen Infans on
in entI9iebener 8eiie sesen ben BO
Def einsei9ritten worben more Statt
6efen slaubte man, bic r@eflble"
6es Bottles i9onen gu miiien, bis
banu bic ent flammte Soltsleibeni6aft
in einen Mufrubr ausartete, Der nt9ts
anberes bar itent als cine gmp0runs
bes 90belS sssen bic pom 8Oltswil.
len einseiebte &esieruns unb Obris=
teit, unb Der nur blutis unterbridt
merben fonnte. @te i@on lestbin
Bel ben 8orsdnsen in @tlminston
betonen MIR audi iebt wieber, baB bic
@eranlaHuns gu iol@en Gusbra@en,
ndmli9 Der &aifenbaB, p%oaitanotS
suriidtritt Dor Der grfenntniB, baB
pir es iiberau I'M 2anbe NIT etnem
r@eiit Der @elebmtbriBfeit" gu tbun
baben, Der feinesuess an seosrapbii@e
@rensen sebunben lit, uielmebr aber=
al Ii9 funbstebt unb bur9 irSenb Ell.
men 3ufal besinitist, unb omar ni@t
bur9 bic grbitteruns iber 0eSers
i9anbtbaten auein, slei&e @irfun=
gen ruie In guansuiue beruorrufen
tam.
@ie MartneIetretdr Moobp In leis
ner Rebe CUR Setter bes 8terten auf
benz NaIenplab Dor benz @etBen Saus
ri9tis beruorbob, liest binii9tlt@ bic.
fer it9 mebrenben 8etipiele uon @ufz
rubr I'M @efolse uon seSladter ober
pereitelter @oltsiuiti3 ober fonitiser
greisnifie, bic ben @oltsunwtllen er=
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unitet Dol, einem Ort gum anbern, ia
pom 8eruf gu Beirut baiteu, nirSenbs
gefriebisuns ~erlanSen, neil tie ntez
mails bic Sa9e, ionbern nur li1 lslblt
in Der Sade seiu@t.
@enn Der Sonnenseiser Oeines
6ersens ,i9tis meiit, 10 werben BITE
@srbaltniHe unb perlonen, gu Senen
gu tn 8esiebuns trittit. I'M re9ten
Sinne auf Did mirfeu, unb aud BON
Dir wirb bic siiuitisite @eseuplrfunS
auf ieue su,iidftrablen.
Ridt 10 0 Der Weni6 a%eitanhen,
Sraet man III iener a8elt,
Ooh 10 | c er bort 9eitanoen,
@obin er warb selteut.
Gin tidtiser Wenl6 i9afft hber
al unb an ieber Stele etmas &e9tes.
SinoerniHe unb S@wieristeitsu hbers
minbet er unb seltust es nidt. 10
ftdblt bod bas eruite 8oaen ietne
ltitli9e &rait unb aus ibr ermd3it
Elm li6eres @lidsbewuBtiein.
rOem Sapferen iinb Slid unb
llnslid mie feline re&te unb linte
Sanb ; er nust iie belize" iast etne
eble Srau. 8as bic Stunbe brtnSt
an sroben, aber au9 an tleinen gors
tommninen unb Wnresunsen, bas itnb
ebenio piel grstebunssmomente our
Schulz, CUR @a@siebisfeit. CUR in1'ere1
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