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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-11
HE'S IN TROUBLE NOW

A warrant Il out for the arrest Of
Thomas Foley. who formerly lived
with his family az t0fs4 Madison
street. Now Foley Is charged slth
failure 20 support and maintain a
wife and two children. aged II and
3 years When Fo'ey backed out
OF the doorway 81 bis 0Nn home
his last words aere 20 the effect
that he would never give them an
other cent lie has kept bis word
Since August. 1884, the mother and
children have received no aid from
him. Mrs. Foley. encouraged b the
new state las. appeared before the
prosecuting attorney 20 swear out
complaint.
Max welnFruff. the first man 20
be arrested under the new Law.
succeeded In securing a dismissal
Of the charge against him BY prom
laea 20 provide for his wife. Vein
graft was given a chance to DO bet
ter by Justice Gordon. but the
court gave orders 20 have him ar
rested and brought to trial II he
failed 70 do a. be agreed under
oath TO do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-11

~ rhe e.ag,tou Of Judge
tG Dunno w IL o. holiey-
$3.50 -, ! municipal ownership re-
IN he country
W. eeadlang adoption ~ that
- - rrsbahly. bat an intense
vs. III This Ia been fore
- 1870 by The interest every
-. manifested in the ehicaSo
80 49,. sna Inquiries from many
s -. a. 10 vhe conditions existing
- ~. yhAi has been IN most see
an academic discussion prom
- = develop speedily into a prac.
=, tsst q popular sentiment On
-. ownership the sort OF a test
- me eitlzen walks up 10 the
800 box and votes Tor or against.
gsvar Dgnne assumed office
,s,sa.v Anril 10 Chicago pes
.x,ert that AZ once machinery
.,.,ax about municipal ownership
- - placrd In molten. All the
..s,a.ies Cor mayer favored city
--svsAlp Dunno was elected be
-. ~ promised 10 bring u
80 With The least possible delay
s,,lon vas desired Dunno prom
- 4 The peopls are hopeful Of
- rsults They viii set ee-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-11
UNIVERSITY INCORPORATED

The Adslphia College fsducatian
society hah filed articles AZ ineaf
paratlan FOE the purchase Of land
auf ths establishment 81 an imsii
tuition ~ learning Twenty acres ~
land south q the bridge Which
leads frou fhs eitY 90 TIE university
have been secured. and the intention
IL 10 immediately beNin the cree
fIan u buildings The school VII
be under the pstrunasu 20 the Ssed E
ish Baptist church. and NiH ~ first
oniy prepare students FOR ths state
university. but later viii take ur
collegiate courses 81 it, can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-11

The firm employs force Of nine
people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-11

CHICAGO. April 1.-The man
date 81 the supreme court ~ the
United States. hffirmins the iniunr-
tien ~ Judge Grosacup against the
packrrs waH placed ou ffis hetc to-
day fur tte first tiua.. This action
Of Aaatsfant Attorney General Pa
gin IL taken aa an Indication ~ she
Intention Of the government 90 nuE.
fuent any action Of the grand jury
against the packers BY citing the Of
Tenders for coatcmpt Of court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-11

fares. improved service. extension
Of lines and higher wages. Fraeu-
caliy all the elites fusnlsh free uni
forms Many grant sick beneflta
or holidays In every case the PEG
pie are reported TO b. thoroughly
satisfied WIth their experience
There - like anauimitY in the re
port that graft In connection with
public ownership D. unknown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-11
SALOON LIMITS
EXTENDED

The council. Monday nlsht passed
the ordinance 80 long delayed pro.
viding for the extension OF the
saloon limits 90 include those Al
ready on ThiFd avenue. Chairman
BenJamtn. Of the license and rev
enue committee. made a pltifal al
tempt 10 prevent lta passage. his
Pike street aud Third avenue saloon
friends being averae 70 the council'a
allowing the establishment u any
competing saloons. but the council
oyerrulsd him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-11
C. E. BISHOP ARRESTED

G. n. Bishop also known by the
names Of Brown and LivingHtone.
was arrested on a charge of Grim
lnai assault upon Helen Brown.
who complains that Bishop Is at
tempting 10 force her into a life Of
shame. The girl il hut rs years Of
age. and after hearing hsr story
City Detectives Hubbard and Free
man took Bishop into custody.
Years ago Patrolman Flanagan lost
Bishop, who was wanted for en-
bozzlement The desperate man
Jumped from a high porch At the
time OF his arrest and escaped. This
is the first time he has been seen
since.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-11
NEURALGIA

Il an affifciiou - the nerves. and
therefore yields readily o. the soath o.
iuE Influence u 1lr Miles Anti Pain
FtilH They are absolutely harm
less. and drive cut the pain BY re-
iirVinR the Initiated condition ~
the nerves. Guaranteed 20 benefit.
Or money refunded - duara. &c
centa Never said In bulk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-11

The large and beautiful store
room located at s0T rirat avenue
In tho coiman building next 10 the
entrance. is occupied by the Lang
prus Company. cut rate druggists.
Who for many years were located
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-11

BOMBAY. April News rcach-
sd here today that the earthquake
destroyed Fort Biiboa Ayimruol
Thirty three were buried In the
ruina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-11

avenue. a depth Of 10 feet and a Is
foot cut into the main entrance Of
the C0lmhn. building. ia other
words. the Lang Drug Company
doors may be used FOR going into
and coming out Of the Colman
building.
popular and best known druggists in
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
MUNICIPAL STARS

CIR HENRY IRVING has caused some
- merriment in old England by r-aphesy-
ing that Manchester will yet have municipal
theater with a lord mayor for star actor.
They feel differently about it in AUSTRALIA,
where the Hon. George CoPpin sat " twenty
years in the Victoria Parliament, though hew was
Australia 5 most popular comedian and acanov-
lodged Father of the Austria stage"
His parliamentary colleague, Morton kin5
the Colony's great tragedian, once was sent
for in a crisis to form new governuent. King
once took the part OF Hamlet in a benefit per
formance for the Melbourne T. oi-aI in
which every male character was --ted by
a Member of Parliament.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23


had ridden side by side in the "a
cavalry charge at Worth, and Mar-.a sa'
St. Just had carried the Vicor+o
Rohan across his saddle while the D o.
sian sabers were already busy a..
their comrades. Invalided home 80,
devotedly by his daughter. NJ
had known nothing of his old cor7-.I1's
condition until yesterday then ~.
doubted if the tidings were not too.'1.sl
1T IS /, Maurice, old comradei W.
have you deserted me-" he excl,;-.-
as the Vicomte stood voicelegs hv !.
bedside. Nay, come nearerl Let
touch your hands; let me hear ~
voicel Speak not Of misfortune. tn
IS no misfortune while we love no -
while the sun shines in our hearts -
at me, Pierre have sent for
TO redeem the oath sworn To- r,e
Worth, that YOU would give me Ffe e
life. l viii have it to-dav-vot,r r..
old cOmrade. that hand In hand -.
me we shall live the year tooa.L1-
Nay. are you silent, Look at r,e
sayl Has God no sight Il. give -.
that YOU NAV look into the heart -
man who loves you. Is It aII darln...
that you see no new France rising on ~
ashes of the old, no flowers Of victo--
growing upon the graves Of the De-.
Are you the only one TO say Woe,' IN -.
when every true French voice c-;e
Revenge Look up and see. cor1radoi
The God of France viii guide YOUR eve,
Alright"
He drew the trembling man IN -.
window and clasped his hand in -
iron grip. The sun shore -aon tba-.
both as from riven cloud ancbor-4
above the house.
There were tears in the V..--lte's eva,
when, kneeling suddenly av he bed
side, he cried "My God. lear Tbr
messagel The veil is lifted from ~
eyes-let me live that I may see ~
sun shining again upon the lace d
my COuntry!"
Edmund Orlopp told res n.
story that night when the ,lc f--
of the Germans lighted the v ahor.
Western Paris and the whole v echoed
the heavy tread of armed men from
across the Rhine
''It was lucky I thought Naur;cs
St. Just" said he; "two old Hers 10
gether are very much Ike -3 school
boys. The man who saved y..r cousins
life at Worth was the right m n To- save
it here in Paris. 1t was jus a hapDv
accident, that was all, Dolo-s."
"An your accidents are happy, Ed
mund, she said; and then <ed hin.
Do YOU believe that he VIII ever recover
his sight' The child tells me that he
knew the sun shone this morning when
be stood by Maurice's bedside"
Imagination possibly. Let us hope
for the best. At least he has been spared .
much, and yonder is a light We shall
never see in Paris again, Dolores."
He indicated the Prussian uacch-fres.
and standing with her close To him at
an open window heard her earnest PRAYER
that it might be so.
Neither foresaw the cataclvsm about
to burst upon the city, nor dreamed
IF those terrible days of blood and fir
which vanquiShed Paris must live through
Copyright 1905. by Max Peulter.5nT
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

lOHOWeQ during the morning by an APP
parently interminable host of infantry
and cavalry, bronzcd and weather.
stained men, bearded, brusk, but silent
in this hour of triumph. The people of
Paris, gathered in surly groups upon
every vantage ground received them
with a silence that almost could be felt.
Gamins here and there Kissed and uttered
Catcalls, or threw their caps in the air
but these were scarcely interludes; and
nothing so strange in history has been
seen or known as this mute occupation of
conquered city by great voiceless host
moving like a machine through its heart
Rohan heard the tramp of squadrons
marching; he heard the clang of arms
and the quick deep word of command
and he knew that he stood amid Prus-
slams come to the possession of his be
loved Paris. And yet in spite of all
the folly of his own mad desires now
presented itself to him and left him
dumb and ashamed. A true soldier, he
asked what right had he to strike at
these men in cold blood. Had the French
been victorious, would not he have
entered Berlin with his regiment as these
men were now entering Paris? And
could his country be avenged by that
which all law must still call murder
He began to see that this tragedy must
continue to recoil not upon the enemies
but upon the people of France. Every
German word he heard in the Champs
Elys6es seemed to say: Death, death
to the vanquishedl" His oath in the
Cafe Richelieu rang in his ears as a
clarion call to action.
Take me away, child" he said to the
girl anon. Let us go where there are no
Prussians-let us go away from Paris. y
Monsieur" she said quietly, "do not
talk like that. You will not always be
blind, monsieur. France has need of all
her soldiers. Monsieur, be brave because
you are Frenchman."
He did not answer her; but permitted
himself to be led away, he knew not
whittier. The houses of the streets
through which they now passed were
shuttered and deserted. Some of them
showed gaping walls and sagging beams.
All the cafes We're closed; the women
abroad, and they We're few, wore black
dresses; the men went with downcast
eyes and weary steps.
Where are you taking me, child
what street is this?" he asked the young
girl presently.
Monsieur" she said, ''it is the Rue
de Guichy. One who loves you lives here. "
Il do not understand you. Is my
name known to you, them"
You are the Vicomte de Rohan,"
she rejoined, and you swore to take
your life the day the Prussians entered
Paris. Monsieur, that life is not yours
to take. 1t is another's."
He stood still upon the pavement
and drew her closer to him. With the
instructive liberty permitted to the
blind, he passed his hands over her
face, touching her hair, her eyes, her
soft childish cheeks
Il do not know YOU" he said at
last; and turning from her he asked as
one who would answer his own question:
who shall learn to love the blind
Who shall live when life is not light?"
The girl caught his hand again, and
entering one of the houses in little
street near the Madelaine. she led him
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28
g d | u s.
9lm Sabrestass ibrer SodJ,sit
enbete Srau StridIano ibr Seben.

Sn ibrem 3immer I'm @inbfOr glod
tuurbe sefern @ormittas Srau Seize
Williams= Stridlanb bur9 ibren Sat-
ten toot aufssfunben. Die ansefelte
unteriu9uns ersab, bab fie an @arboIs
fdure=8ergifiung farb. Der Sabress
tas ibrer 0o93eit mar aud Der Sobes.
tag Der iungen 5rau.
Sbr @atte, Der In elmer Wiribi9aft
on Der Norb Sllinois Str. als S9ants
fslnsr anssifeat LIT, lab bic Jrau Bel
ieiner Seimtebr auf benz Sopha
liegen, Inn @laubsn absr, bisielbs
idlafe, ft6rte er fie niat. glls er ipdter
oisielbs nod in bsrielben Gage bort
iab, trat er an fie beran unb entbedte
bann, baB bas 2eben bereits entfloben
mar. Sin Motib far bic Sbat Der
Grau tpnnte ni9t ssfunben tuerbeu,
bo4 beiBt es, biefelbe Tel nsrbbs uno
bpferiid getpeien unb glaubt man, bab
He bislei9t In einem berartissn Anfale
aum 8iftbe9sr qriff. -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28

Ote oeuti9e 9ertngss
fif9erei, Die bsn frii6 eefanee=
nen Slid on Soro gu Saloberins pers
arbeitet, fu9t feit Dem '@eeinn ibrsr
Sbdtigfeit, Der melt in bas 18. Sabrs
bunoert Suriidrei9t, Die f9ottii9en
uno englif9en aiiiten CUR Iusiibuns
hires 8etriebs auf.
Sci ben 9eIa gen Der
Grie9en nnb 91Dmer bstrue Die se=
pDbnlide Mii9ung 5ipei Sbeile @ai>
fer 5u einem She'll Wein, balb uno
baIb gait f9on fir etipas, oas ni4t
san5 lei9t 5u pertraeen mar. Sn &om
fraste ser Gaitseber feline Jreunoe, tpis
lie es haben MOLTEN.
8lutr.sinigeno 3 tpirft Der
@enub bes jungen &rautes bon
Sauerampfer, Gidorie. 2Open5abn,
aimmel, aerbel als Salat nit 9itro<
neaIoft angeiduert ooer als Gemiiie
ipie Spinat geto4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28
NaHrihtert aus Snbtana
g Ste9 afaire tpegen elmer
gSaffe clone.

gincennes. 27. Aue. Wssen
elmer @afsrmslone sntfanb In elmer
Der anraaisiisn @ssenoen unierer
@taot ;uiIdsn me6reren iungsn 2sliten
Elm aagsmsinsr Streit, Der bamit ens
bste, DAB Der 19idbrige gberett Col.
lins iausr bsrnunoet In ieinsr elterli'
9sn Wobnuns barnieoerlie9t. Sein
angrsifer, Nrtbur pare, Der borldnfi9
Ipurlos psri9uunben 1T unb bon osm
man ni9t rpaiB, tuie iein 3ufanb lit,
= eolIins iOa Jpn nit einem antppel
tbsr Den aopf aeT4lasen baben =
b.rIebte itn nit sinsm Sol9meHer
me6rere tisfs Sti9uunben IN Der linz
Ten Saulter uno In ben nnterlsib, baB
Der Wagsn bu9fdblia In Sthde ssr'
ihnitten mar. Die Wuttsr bes iun9el
gurI9en purbe, mdbrenb Der Arsi
feline WunSsn sundbte, f0rmli9 raisno
beim Inbiid Der Wunoen. - Die po=
lisei b.miibt fi9, oss Grt6ur pare bab'
Daft 3u tueroen.
Grfer giienbab uni al
i'm @ountp.
@olu bus, 27. Nug. Wartir
Dan, Der b.i Der 9srtuppelung 3tueisr
giIsnbabnwassn bef1dftigt NOR, tuuroi
einaetlemnt unb srlitt idpsre inner'
Wsrlsgungen, bie iein Wieberauftom
men 3tusifsl6aft MAIDEN. - @s iff bel
erfs giisnbabn llnfaa in grotur
9ountn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28
Yoliseiltaes.

Sine Moralpelle i9sint
naa Der @rnb.ntipn bie Stabt setrOf.
fen su habsn, oenn sine gan3e 4n3abl
@irtbe wurben Der usbsrtrstuna bes
eonntassgsisBss ansstlast, bsr6aftet.
Sas WhrfsIfpiel lieferte
slsi9falls gsle9enbeit CUR gerbaftung.
9rei3sbn an9sbli9e n@amblsr" uurben
tn Der Station ab9eliefert.
@barlss 6aIl, Shipping
glerf zines biefsen Wufitsef9dftes,
mslbst. baB ibm elm Nseer isinsn Rod,
ben sr i'm binteren Sbeile bes 9ei9dfs
t.s aufgsbanst batte. bonn Nasel nabnl
unb nit bsmitlben bsrbuftsts.
Jrau gerr 504 Of Waibins=
ton Str. purbs um ibre 5anbtai9e.
In usl4er fa elm flsiner Baarbetrag
unS msbrsre S9lhfel befanben, Be-
foblsn.
6 n % aggon Der 6. 9. & ..
gabn, Der Bel benz iogsnannter
Bigger 3ia" ftanb, wurbe bur9 70.
melt unbefannte Burf9en erbro9er
uno ie9s paar banesendbte Sdub'
Jtuurben seifoblen.
Gin ginbre9er, Der peier!
altbanbluns, 427 Snbiana Hbs. be.
fu9ts, ifabl auber elmer Mn3abl Ra
fiermsRsrn unb 6anbwerfsseugsn aud
nod cine &rommel.
5. R. Wurrp aus 6auebbil
neloete, bab unternebmsnbe Diebs ibm
21 6Rbner entwenbeter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28
Gime psttere Cperatton' -nntb=
wenoig.
Mar Oraa mod INNER idwer Ieibenb im
8ette.

Der 3uitanb bss 6srrn War Sra9,
tpeIaer bonn CAPT. German Newman
3u Yoben gefdlasen tnmroe, bat fi4
Elm Helm tuenig sebeiisrt. 10 oab er isbt
ben Wuno melt ssnus 6ffnen tann, um
lei9te SpeiIen ebne Mnpenoung elmer
&Ohre 3u iia 3u nsbmsn. Sustuii9sn
bal. .fd ieoo9 i9on uieosr elm frii9ss
@eI9wdr eebilbst unb Der Mr3t bss
gerleBten unb Elm gbirurge wsroen
beute no9mals cine Operation borneb-
men. 6err Sra9 idusbt nod INNER
In @efabr.
Der 3uifano Deg patienien bsri9lim.
merte fi9 wdbrenb Der Wa9t iebr, unb
Der ibn bebanbslnbs Wr,t, Or. &. Mi.
@uloer, befiirdtet, bab seraums 3sit
Dsr9eben wiro, ebe Der patient als
aubsr @efabr bstra9tst uerben tann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28
9ottor sntlaHsis.

Sa bic Inlldssr ni4t erf9ienen,
sntlieB Der pOliseirittsr ben bes SroB'
oiebfa5ls angetlastsn Or. Weslep Mf.
6utparo, einsn Ofsrpat5en. Alfrso
8ib. uns feline Grau batte einen Der.
baftsbsfs6l ssssn ben SOttor ertan9l
untsr Der Ansabe, oaB bsrielbe bls
6!rausaa6. bon $l00 D.rueigers, bic
benz 8ise als aus9etretenen Sei4dfts=
t5eilbabsr jutdmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28
Gmtlafeasr @efamsemer irrs
iinnis.

Na4oem er tpseen Steblens bon
2lsioungsFadsn bier Wo9sn i'm Ir'
6eitsbauIe sugsbra9t unb erif bor sini=
gen 8agen sntlaiisn tporesn mar,
wurbs Der gsrtdufer Benjamin Solsn
tpsaen Staren bon @sifesgeFOrtbsit
bon ben polisiiisn Shine unb Ilbsrts.
meier iu Saft gsnommsn. Seine Sei-
itestraft ioa mdbrenb isiner Snbafti=
runa aslittsn habsn. iobaB sr 2sute auf
Der StraBs anbielt, um ibnen feline
2eiSen 81 sradblen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28

Spbn Sabtoion aus 2pons,
Snb., perlor gefern, als er unier
Stlbt einsn Bsiu9 abftattste isir pOr.
tamonaie nit $50 In Baar nebft elmer
Mn3abl Nuittungsn.
Sames WeIIs aus Wartins.
bile, Der bort unter Morbangrifstlaas
febt. wurbe sefern bier gsieben unb
bic poli3si maGt desperate Nnitren9un-
gen, fsiner bab6aft 3u tuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28
Sir StQQtS= S=&onOention OfS 9Serban0e{
9tutl@fr &trfine.
@idtge Gei6dfte Derban0e nnb ge6arndte Yrotee erl

9lieb oes Watipnal= l=@omitss fiir psri6n=
tide 5reibeit unterbreitete:
Weitere gei9Ihffe.
Sas ieoem Birger bisier &epublit
our9 Die Contribution Der 8sreinietsn
Staaten 9arantirts &s9t Der peri6n-
liden Jreibeit ssb6rt au ben 5unbas
mental prin3ipisn unierss Stats
ueiens.
Sa ieoo9 bieIss &e9t Der peri6nli=
den Grsibsit ourd cine tleine Mn3abl
bon Janatitern bon isber au unter.
! graben unb au f9mdlsrn bsriu9t uiro,
fiebt f9 Der @onpent bes Staats-gsr=
banbes Seuti9er Wereine bon Snbiana,
su gbansbilIs bsriammslt am 26. 4ug.
1905, bsranlaBt, gu srtldren, oab cine
S4mdlerung Der peri6nli9en Jreibeitss
re9te Der 8arger eine 0erlebuna Der
Contribution Der gsreinigten Staaten
inbolbirt.
Treibeitsliebenbe Weniden t6nnen
MIR in einem freien 2anoe gebei6en,
wdbrenb 3wangsgeisbe. 9eudelei unb
2afsr srobiieben.
Wir balten bic purttanif9en Sonn=
ta9s.@eIebe fur unmdbigteit i'm @s=
nuB ssiftiaer @strdnts, fur Die @riftens
bon vSpsat gafes", Mputbeten unb
alsrlei Spslunten bsrantmOrtli9, In
tpelds unter berntinftisen Sonntagsse-
ieben tsine gsiuaer ge3ogsn mhrbsn.
Sis abi9affuns Der 8antine in Der
Ser. Staten Mrmee fonnts ga, nidt
oraftif4sr als Elm Jebli9las ilIuftrirt
tpsrben, ala our9 Die geriate berpor-
ragsnbsr unb beudbrter Offi3iere.
psl9e bic Wisbersinftbruns empfeblen.
llnb 70 III es nit bsm IenuB 9eiffieer
@etrdnte i'm Nusemeinen. Was bie
Rantine In Der Nrmee 1T, ift Der liisn=
irts Saloon far bas publitum.
Wir srfldren uns bemna9 gesen bic
in Der 9sgislatursSisung oes Staatss
eineefibrte uno paifris Wuore 8iu, In
Der es Der Minoritdt bur9 glalltst &s-
monfranaen gelun9en 1T, anifdnoigs
Wirtbi9aftsn 3u bertreiben.
Wir ertldrsn bsmna9, bab, osi4on
benz Staats.0erbanbe fsine politii9eu
8enben3sn su @runbe Iiegen, mir is'
bod in 3utunft teine @anoioaten fiir
politiids Iemter unteritaben - baupt-
fdalid 2egislatoren = bie nidt fil
ben Wibsrruf Der Woore Bin uni
fur ginfHbruns zines psnfOns=@sieBe
fir bic 2sbrer Der bfentlidsn S8uler
eintreten.
Die anesbli9en Werfe4ter Der Md
bigteit leiitsn Der tpabren W6bigtei
, sinsn idle9tsn Sienf, tuenn fe turss1
6anb MlcoboI fur @ift. unb ben @enui
zines @Iaies Bier ooer Wein fur i&do
lid erfldren, anfatt bur4 bernhnfti9
goltser3isbuns, benz ein3igen Mitts
our Bstdmpfuns Der llnmdbi9feit MID
, nur I'm @snub seiitiser getrdnte, ion
bern au& Der l1nmdBisteit i'm giisi
. unb gigaretten.@au9en, iouie Der I'm
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