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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-11
Spirit of the Press.
HOME WEEK AT GREENSBORO.

HOME WEEK AT GREENSBORO.
New York Evening Post.
The Home Week movement which has
developed of late years in various States,
most notably perhaps, in New Hampshire,
is coming to find favor in the South. An
excellent instance of this is the reunion
of nonresident North Carolinans, for
which extensive preparations are now be-
ing made. This is planned to begin on
North Carolina Day, October IL, in the
city of Greensboro with the hearty CO.
operation of the State Government.
Hard worked committees are flooding the
country, with circulars in a joyous effort
to ''round up all the Tar Heels who have
wandered to other parts of the country"
And it would be surprising if one could
have the figures, to see how numerous
they are. This city alone has a larger
colony of native Carolinians than the
average New Yorker would be at all likely
to imagine, while in many of the Middle
Western and prairie States they form g
large percentage of the population. Years
ago there was an extensive movement of
North Carolinians westward. Many re-
turned, and it is now difficult to find
North Carolina farmer who has not rem
iniscences of the time he spent in Indiana
or Illinois; but many others made the
West their home. 1t is expected that
they, too, will be largely represented
This drawing together of scattered natives
from all parts of the country will serve
to revive old friendships and to create
new ones, but assuredly it will do more
than this. The opportunity to meet and
compare notes after years of widely vari
Gus residence and equally various sur
roundngs, occupations, and experiences
this man a farmer in Michigan, that
lawyer in New York another merchant
in Texas-is worth much. 1t cannot but
stimulate and broaden the common
thought, open UP new prospectives, and
give new points of view. The names of
some of the invited speakers, such as
Representative Joseph Cannon, of Illinois,
Mr.. Walter H. Page, of New York, and
President e. A. Alderman, of Louisiana
the last two excellent Illustrations of
North Caroinians abroad-are an earnest
of the liberal and progressive spirit IL
which the reunion is conceived.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-11
WILL OF THE PEOPLE MUST
RULE.

Not many months ago the temperance
people in Elizabeth City determined to
close up the saloons. They had not de-
termined whether to ask for an election on
dispensary or prohibition, SO we are in
formed. Before they reached conclus-
ion, those who believed in saloons secured
the calling of an election for prohibition,
believing they could defeat prohibition,
but fearing dispensary would carry To
the surprise of everybody, the majority
for prohibition was very large.
The reports that come from Elizabeth
City are not very clear, but we gather
that the board of aldermen decline to
accept the returns of said election because
the votes were not counted or returned at
the precise time required by law If such
is their contention, it cannot stand any
longer than it gets into the courts. The
will of the people must prevail 1t is the
duty of the authorities to ascertain the
will of the people as expressed at the
ballot boX.- Ii 1t IS Tor prohibition, they
must close the saloons. If for saloons,
they must stand open.
The people are in no temper to have
their will set aside by technicalities OF
ouibbles If in an honestly conducted
election, Elizabeth City voted for prohi
bition, the will of the people cannot be
thwarted because some election officers
failed to meet at some precise time to can
vas the returns. For more than fifty
years the saloons in Elizabeth City have
been running because the people positive
ly or passively decreed for license. Now
that the majority of the people nave de
creed that the saloons must go, public
officials viii not be permitted to thwart
their will by technicalities.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-11
ON TO GREEN sBORO.

The Reunion of Nonresident North
Carolinians begins today in Greensboro
when three of the most eminent minis
ters in the American pulpit will preach
reunion sermons and invoke the blessings
of Almighty God upon the coming to-
gether of North Carolinians long separa-
ted. The Baptist, Methodist and Pres
byterian churches of North Carolina have
reason to be proud of A. c. Dixon, Wal
ter w. Moore and Charles w Byrd-a
trio of the best North Carolina stock
who in ability and power rank with tle
worlds great divines.
Elsewhere the program of the Reunion
exercises appears. 1t embraces addresses
by men of national fame-men Of North
Carolina birth and ancestry who have
come back to lay their honors at the
feet of their old mother State and re-
also embraces addresses by sons o. North
Carolina who have never gone out of sight
of the smoke as it rises from the Chin
ney of the old homestead. They have
gained honors too, and they go up to
Greensboro to greet their brothers from
other States and show them that the
vacant chair and mothers welcome are al
ways ready for them
The indications point to a large at
tendance of North Carolinians-both from
abroad and from nome. Every patriotic
man, who can possibly leave his hom;,
should make Greensboro his Mecca this
week, and should be present in that
progressive city on Monday and Tuesday.
The Greensboro people have won the
gratitude of the whole State by the mag
nificent manner in which they nave
planned this notable reunion. The pep
pie of the other sections of the State
should show their appreciation by help
ing the people of Greensboro welcome
back home the representatives of our
great army of the scattered abroad
Let us all go and make the Reunion
the most notable occasion in the mis-
tory of the State.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-11
The Cry of Macedonia.
The Reunion.
(Ru Row w. hi. Mnore. D. ID.

(By Rev. w. H. Moore, D. ID
Blood, Christian blood, like water is
flowing,
And Macedon her helpless cry has raised;
She to us her gaping wounds IS showing,
And shall we only look, and be amazed?
Down with the Crescent, and up with the
Cross,
Death to the tyrant, and peace to his
foes;
Only the sufferers know of their loss,
For the oppressor is hiding their woes.
Long has he plotted the land with his
crimes,
And his victims appealed to brothers in
vain;
Sweet Peace must be gained by the sword
sometimes
And fair Mercy her hands with blood must
stain.
Speak, Christians! and speak in blood, if
you must,
And tell the mad Turk his carnage must
end;
These shall no longer be food for his lust
Speak, and the rights Of your brothers
defend!
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-11
GOVERNOR AYCOCK ON SUE
FRAGE

We publish elsewhere today the full
text of the article written for To-Day
by Governor Aycock on ''Negro Suffrage"
1t was written for Chicago magazine
chiefly circulated in the North, and is ad-
dressed mainly to the Northern mind. 1t
is brief, luminous, complete; and thought
full men both North and South will feel,
after reading it, that it leaves nothing
to be said in explanation or defense of
the action of the South in eliminating
the vote of the ignorant negro population.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-11

Leslie's Weekly discussing the tendency
to pay preachers larger salaries, talks
sense when it says that "the tendency can
go long way upward before the ministry
as a profession will be in danger OF
suffering from an overplus of worldly
goods and chattels. AS matter of 70 T.,
if the average salary paid to ministers
throughout the country were Increase
at once by fifty per cent. it would be
an act of common justice and OF fair
dealing to class of men to whom the
country owes far more for light and
leadership than money itself car repay"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-11
A NEWSPAPER OUGHT TO STAND FOR
SOMETHING.
Charity and Children.

AS we have said. if paper has the
right to live at all it has the right to
stand on its feet and win the confidence
and the respect of mankind by doing a
little thinking on its own account. 9th
erwise it fails in its function as news
paper and defeats the end for which 1t
was established.
Every newspaper, no matter what it
represents, ought to be a live thing. 1t
ought to have blood and color about it.
1t ought to stand for something, and not
lean on everything because it is too weak
| in the knees to stand.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-11
LARGELY INSTRUMENTAL

The good Christian temperance people
of Raleigh are to be congratulated on
their splendid victory for temperance for
the dispensary in the place of "a bar
rooms, is great victory for the cause.
Especially do we congratulate the News
and Observer which was largely instru
mental In achieving such grand results.
The Capital city of the State has done
herself great honor
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-11

There will be a contest, not on the pro-
gramme and not intended, at Greensboro
this week to see whether the boys who
went to other States can speak better
than the boys who stayed at home.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-11

We publish the Harpers Weekly
thoughtful article, but do not do so as
endorsing its view as a solution of the
problem. There is no solution.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-11

Love and hate have good memories;
only indifference forgets.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-11

Taking too much liberty may deprive
a man of his liberty.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-11

bird in the hand is worth two that
begin to MARBLE at a. m.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-11

All things come to those who stop
waiting and go after them.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-29
Gin @iidoismort at tatbolii9e
Wrbeiter.

sic folgenbe MnIpro6e, sic Der
hod)p'ite SEER 9iifof bon Srier I'M
fotboliihen WGnnerperein bon gseiin-
firden gebolten bat, entbdlt pteleS,
ras aud in ben G~ereinigten Stadten
bon fatboliifen Wdnnern beber5tgt
tperoen iolte.
,Man bat es nit &edt berporge'
bobcn unb es peritebt iid bon Ielbit,
BOB Die giifofe lid Der fatboliIden
gercine onnebmen miiiien. Seitbem
ser gottlid)e Seilano iib einen Irbei.
Ter oils Sfiiber ieiner SnaenO ailser'
loren bot, mlib man anerfennen, bob
audi unter Dem einfaben 4leiOe oes
Mrbeiters cine cole Seele mobnt. Die
Grbeiter, Delhe in barter S%bntlgtelf
ihr 9roo peroienen, iino berufen, Iif)
INN Den gottlihen Seilano 81 ldaa-
rem. Bon nnierer fatbolilfen Mrbel'
terihoit brauft man midts goleS 5l
erparten; ibren Spfermttb fur Die
Meliaicn uno fir Die fatboliIhe go
dc boben Die Mrbeiter bes Saar.Re.
piers sIGn3eno bepieien ourb 10 piele
relle 9cnfmGler bes @laubens uno
neiic @l1ubenscentren. Sie fatboli.
ffen Mrbeiter iinb Die Trelteit, nelde
nit oen 8ii6ofen unb ben SrieItern
aeipirft boben. SSSn Ser 3eit 10 pieler
ilnb 10 ifiperer @nfeinbungen bnben
lie gepctteifert in Srelte, Die Stride
@ottcs az b%efennen inb 81 pertheibi-
gen. Haboem Die Stride @ottes ibrer
Glitter bcraubt lporoen lit, lit es Oop.
pclt prnberbar, DOB gerabe in bieier
3eit bic @rbeiter oles bingaberl Inn
ibrer beiligen Mutter Der airae BET
suitcben. Sd miinl6e, oaB Die fatbo.
liiden @ereine iih ~5uiammeni6aoreu
,tno bob Die @ereinSmitglieber cine
bcili0e Ybalanr bilben, Inn auf Dem
Hlane al eriheinen, ipenn es gilt, Die
bDditen reIigioien Sitter gu pertbei'
bigen. 9eie bat Der fatboliihe Wann
ecforgt, fir fem 8aterlanb Spier gu
briuaen, @eIb ,tnb 9lut b~ingegeben
fir ieinen aonig unb Die gbre ieines
@aterlanoes; fir iein irbiihes &ater.
LAMB f1ntpit Der &atbolif init Mntb
uub Treue. Die fatboliihen grbei-
Ter iinb ben anoeren ebenbiirtig, ipenn
es gift, oils elite bes Staates 81
fchtcn. @ir aatbolifen brauhen
ms nidi 81 ibImen, penn mir iagcn,
mir mollcil inter lrnier fatboliiGen
Gabne treu fir Soft, &onig uno go.
ferluno fGmpfen. Sir mpllen anoe-
re nift perleseu nnb pe~rfolgen mir
,poQen es ait6 niht better baben. -
Iaiielbe Hedt mollen mir genieBen,
Sos anberen 10 reiGli6 81 Sbeil miro.
Iie 3eit miro fommen, mo man Der
'otboIiibcn Stride 9anf piiien miro,
,ob iie 10 groben giniluB auf Die slr.
'eiter ausiibt. @enn man Den Sim.
teI niht nlebr anerfennt, tpenn man
lie aottli6e Sanftion Der @eiese llno
'oue leuanet, giebt es 5ulebt mn
,h Elm @eiet, bas aber furdtbar III,
,eun es gum 9urhbriife fommt,
1mlih bie brutale Wa6t, Die babin-
ibrt, baB man iih i6liebli6 be.
mpft, ipie ole 9eltien Der @iloniB.
ann miro man crit mabrbaft erfen-
uno einiebeit, mas Die fatbolil6e
rbe fiir Staat, 2ano unb 2eute &c.
jtet bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-29

ltnb babel untereraben binterliitige
@eieeeSumgebnngen bdufiger naf).
briidlider ben Sinn fiir @eieb unb
Gcht, ais Die groben uno offenfun.
bigell Iusidreitlngen.
Gic politii6eB biloiopbie oes ameri.
faniiden Solfes bepegt iib felt etnem
Sahrbunbert in inoipiouoliltiIf)er
&tdtung unb lit foit allf Dem Gunfte
Der Inorbie ongelangt. Wan bat
.bie @idtigfeit Der perionlibeu Srei.
belt iibermertbet iino Die 9%eoeutuna
Der &egierung unteriddst. @an bat
Die Sbatiad)e aus ben Gitgen perlo.
rem bob Der @eiit ser Sronung Die
@orbeoingung Der perionliden Srei.
belt lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-29
On. tpeiBe 0eitalt.

Ser aIte gii9of Gbideiter ipuroe
EMIT Inn bier llbr Woreens in
lelnem Sdloiie ourd) elm @erdui6
onfgepedt, nit meld]em Die 2biir lei
mes Sdlaisimmers ge0ffnet purbe.
Us trat cine gang peib gefleioete
reibliGe @eitaIt berein, ieste iifJ an
ieinem 9ette nieber, nabm Elm Ydf.
den @ricfe aus Der Saihe uno ting
su leien ON. er @ii6of fragte gon5
rneridrofen: User biit 9u?" gs
erfolgte feline @ntmort; Die @eitalt
bolte MIR einen tiefen Senf5er. Ser
@iifof flingelte, aber feline 9iener-
idait i6lief 10 felt, baB i'm @iemano
borte. Ger giidof flineeIte unlnter.
brohen fort, aber Niema,b fam. Grit
uodbem Die eeiiterbafte @eItalt ii6
entfernt bette, trat Der 0iener berein.
Scr giifof iroete aQe 9iener, Oh lie
Gle meibIide 8eItolt geieben bGtten?
ollie perreinten Ole lSrage uno itea-
ten Dem 8iidJof Dor, BOB er getrdumt
bGtte. Iiih onbere 2ellte, Die BON
bieier Seeebenbeit borten, iaeten es
lei MIR cine @inbiloung ober Elm
Braun eepeien. gnoli6 meloete Der
Iufieber zines NarrellbauieS, Elm Der.
riidtes WdOden lei Dem @Gfter ent.
miidt; iie babe Die Sbiiren bon benl
S6loiie bes 9iidofs often gefun.
Den; oiih bGtte lie oas gigentbiimlife
on iid, baB tie INNER in einem Edf-
diem bon 9riefen leie. Nun bate iid
Die Spufseid)id)te mfgeflart.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-29
Gbicagu, ST., 81. Sept.
@ertbcr SEER @onner!

WerfDer Serr @orlfler!
@roBes I%ufieben erreete Elm Gin.
brlih in Ben Store bon @eber Bros,
95t 9incoln glpe., Sonntag Na6t.
Die ginbredler brafen 5iierit IN Den
8roccrie rno Builder Store bon 8nl.
NeIipn, 45S George StraBe, itablen
BORT Tferb rnb 8aeen uno trieben
Si Dem Store an Der 2incoln Ipe.,
init DER sbii6t, benielben poaltGnoig
mtssurouben. Sic itiegen iiber oas
0ach binter Dem @ebGube, nabmen
Elm Seniter aus Dem &abmen, itiegen
bmrh Die Seffuung beiielben IN ole
@erfitGtte uno bon BORT fanoen lie
oen @ea al Dem Store. &idaro @e.
Der pelter in Dem speiten Stod bes
@ebGuoes tpobnt, borte bas 8erGIid
uno riidte Den ginbre6ern berpaff.
net al 2eibe. SieieIbe. madten iid)
aber geididt aus Dem Staube. Sc.
bod mar failm cine @iertelitunoe Der.
floiien, als oieielben ginbreder einen
speiten aeipaltiamen ginbrud, mod.
ten. Mit einem ihtperen Glen ser-
brod,en tie elm sroBes S6aufeniter
~ bel IL Sub nno begonnen Sbop.
9aies nit Meiiern rnb &epoluern auf
bcn @agen 81 tragen, bod lie bntten
MIR ipenig Seit, benn VI. @eber mar
tpieoer ifneu CUR Sano nno ld)oB uuf
Die ginbrefer, bod obne 81 treffen.
9ieielben iprangen nun blibldneu
aui ben @agen uno iasten nit @iu.
oeseiIe oabon. 9oh Ger Small Der
Shiiiie mnfte Den YolRilten Wau
BON Ger Sbefiielb glpe. GoliSeiItation
cufmertiam mo oieier iiel Dem Bier.
be IN Die 3iisel unb nadoem einige
Sdiiiie bon beioeu Seiten a%eieuert
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-29
osnaenl6nrg1l6es.
Dereiniete Staaten.
Jieh. s.. @iQmcs pun Wiliuanfec
tuSt.

Sm Eiarrbaule Der 81. Warien.
8emeinoe 81 Ytilpaitfee, @is., itarb
an 5reitag HaGmittag Der bo6m.
Sehant Seinri6 @iameS infolge ser
3rlderfronfbeit, nit Welfer er ieit
ldneercn Sabren geplagt mar. ST
Wnroe bon ieiner &diisbGlterin foot
I'M Stnble porgefunoen, nadoem er
Ielnc Wabl5eit %eingenommen bate.
Ser Scrltorbene mar elmer Der peiteIt
~befannten Yrieiter in Dem gar5en
Horopelten. @r mar i'm Sabre
1889 bon SPORT @aibington naty
W2ilpautce periett poroen, mo- er in
Ger ct. Warien-@ emeinbe bis 81 iei-
llenl Sooe lebte ltnb pirfte uno stpor
iebr beliebt mar bel @(Qen, meld)e Sen
.grobber5igen Erielter fainter. lleber
beiien Geographic unterbreiten mir
ole folgenben Ingahen: Hep. Sem.
rid @ilmes mar geboren 81 Meids
linaen, inn Canton Heoingen i'm Git
rem6urgii6en, am %. DECEMBER
1914. Ser @ater mar Sdubmaher.
1867 manoerte er nit ieinen Gltern
nnh 9lmerifu, trat ms Saleiianum
BEL @ilpalifee, @is., Gin, abioluirte
BORT feline Stubien unb marc am 10.
Geaember 1868 bon gr5biihof Semi
gum 9rielter ecmeibt. Naboem er
~ Sabre aIs Geftor in Sitn Grois
RE oetrirft, marc er na6 Bort @a'b.
inaton periest. Sort bailte er Die
ihonc, nclie Stride, Die nit ser Gin.
riftung an $4,000 foitet. @on BORT
fam er, pie pben bemerft, na6 Mil.
ipoufee. Der gerltorbene sGblte
riele, piele Sreunbe uno iein 500
miro aaaemeines 9eboueru berpor'
rufen. Gen trauernben Sinterblie.
benen infer ber5liheS 9eileio! Woge
Ser licbc Soote ruben IN Srieoenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-29

iino elm geiesliebenbes @olf,
@ctpalttbaten, mie 2puferei-
eifrepolten iino Der IusflilB
lr6ismus, ben Die Sremoeu
Sano aebradt baben. 0ies
,benoe &eoensart, nit melder
id.amerifanii6e Treiie lid
, 2eier iiber oie berridenoe
.rung un0 8eiesloiigfeit bin-
-tiden periudlt. Tim 10 berner-
Der lit es, Dab ems bieier
ole .Sailp Heps" Den Mlltb
Singer aui Die @unoe 81 le-
MiBa6tung Ser @eiete,"
IS @latt, rmur5eIt tief in Ger
.iden @ebanfenmelt. IS &c.
I, oaB mir Die groben Ius-
,.@eiesloligfeit beflagen. Die
por Dem @eiese mrlB gefrGf-
Ell. gS lit offenbar, bob
groBen Gorporationen unb
4 iiber Die mirfiame Con.
9eiete 3ii iteaen periuhen.
ten Der @eiesloiigfeit erSeii'
Sormen Der @eicsloiigfeit,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-29
6ro6her,o9thum
Nus Ger bduptitaSt.

Sm 9i6eeian.Sferus iinb folgenbe
@~erietungen unb grnenmun9en err.
folat:
@attb. aoes, bisber Ifarrer in
Setingen gum Efarrer IN 9albeim.
Mif. Sonpen. bisber Gfarrer in
Cid a. b. Sauer gum Eforrer bon
SetinAen.
Sob. Eeter Subertp, bisber Si-
Far in 9albeim, gum Yfarrer IN Gid
a. 5. Sauer.
Sob. Glees, bisber Sfarrer tn
Warnad, gum Pfarrer III Nieber.
form.
Sob. Miiaer. bisber &aplan in
@ilwiiG gum Yfarrer in @arnaf).
Suowia aieffer, bisber Yfarrer in
Soninaen, gum Yfarrer IN &osport.
2eopolo 2uomig, bisber 3aplan in
9ablem gum Yiarrer in 9oningen.
Sob. &oep, bisber 8iurrer in BUR.
iheio, gum Gfarrer in 8iiroen.
Ssobam Beter Sbirp, bisber 8ifar
in Yfafientbul, gum aaplan in Ibn.
SO. Maierus, btsber &aplan in
9oriheio, gum 9aplan in 2abIem
(@arnih).
Or. 9ittor @aener. HeopreSbpter
mts @ttelbriid Sum Sifar in Iiaiien-
tbal.
Matb. grasmp, bisber Sifar 5t
Gid a. b. als, gum Goaoiltor OIL Der
Mderbauidule in gttelbriif.
Mif. Slinger, bisber 9oaojutor in
9iefirh sum Yifar in Sid a. 3. Ils.
Sob. pooS, bisber Goabiutor i'm
Gpnpift, gum Sifar IN 9alheim.
Seinr. Sor6ong, bisber Gitar IN
&iimelinaen gum 4aplan IN @i6el'
6lf.
aarl Stirn. bispr @ifar in gian.
Den. gum 8aplan in Shronomeiler.
s. Ginger. HeopreSbpter msSrin.
tinaen gum 3aplan in 9reiSmeiler.
Glib. Gilbert Heopresbpter ans
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-29
%2ngsm6urser Sasen.
6 inc Mere

&or lamger 3eit Itano in 6er
Witte bes SorieS Manternat, ein
altes &ailsden, Das cine 6rau, Sea.
mems alopptbreinhen ~bemobnte. sic
near III Der llIngegeno ais Sere be.
tnnnt. Pills lie zines Wittags
Spefgriiben aIsbriet, iagte lie Su Der
IN Der &iihe p~eilenoen Na6barin:
~@art, i6 muB nod geben elm
SpaBden mad)en." Hah Dieien
@ortcr sins lie binaus uno Der.
i6mano. Sn oerieIben Stunoe mar
elm Mann nidt melt pom Sorfe, i'm
Srt gerlannt Yailf Der Sells" NIT
Bfliigen beihGftist. gs fam cine
bife Summel, iuelfe Die Yferoe 10
umiummte uno beIditigte, baB oieie
in @utb s%erietben Der Gimme hires
Giibrers nift mebr geborbten uno
ihlieBlih NIT Dem 8iIug iiber Sslien
binabgcl6leuoert muroen. Dies
ioll nun &lopptbreinden in 9eitalt
oes heiaaten Sniettes getban baben.
- giri9e Seit oaralif moate &lopp.
tbreinben on elmer anoeren SteQe
Die Yfcroe nit Dem Hfluge IN einen
4barunb merfen. Iber am Yfluge
befnnb iidl Gin &reu3hen nlls geieg.
netem @ads. Die Sere flog 81 wie.
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