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Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-06

The party of directors and stool, holders of the Lake Superior < Ari zona Mining company composed oI President John D. Cuddihy, John r Reeder. Captain Thomas Maslin. pr jC. H. Rodi and Dr. W. T. King whe recently visited the mine. mace very favorable report on the propert, on their return to Houghton. Mich. as noted by the Michigan Minine Gazette.
 Above the water level a highly favorable development has been SC. cured in very promising ore depos It. and theoretically it should continue below the water level indefinitely since the characteristics prevalent in the Lake Superior & Arizona mine have been thoroughly tested by ex. ploitatiors elsewhere.
 The shaft. with which it is nro. posed to develop the ore body at depth IS at present filled with water. Ii is deemed unadvisable under present conditions to unwater the shaft. since the working conditions could scarce ly be maintained as long as the rains Hast.
 The shaft is now bottomed at a depth of 2S5 feet and in it's sinking at depth of 125 feet it passed thrsugh the vein which has been de veloped by means of tunnels higher up on the hillside.
 "On horizontal plane only few feet above the collar of the shaft is ifha EQr1fnr. A an altitude of about 100 feet CT more is the Anderson tunnel. Around the hillside from these two tunnels. and driving in as a crosscut to fntersect the ore bodies upon which the Ander- son and Carlton tunnels are develop ed, is the Holt tunnel. This is on a horizontal plane about midway be- tween the Anderson and Carlton tun- nels-. Work at the present is being conducted at three points. viz: Cross cutting by means of three parties in the Holt tcEnel, to test the size of ex- ceptionally fine gold and copper bod ies disclosed there; raising from the Carlton tunnel to connect with the Holt tunnel in order to secure better ventilation; sinking a winze in the principal ore body of the property from the Anderson to the Carlton tun- nel for the purpose of ventilation and to test the character of the ore.
 ''In a high-grade ore body in the Carlton tunnel opened recently near the breast of the drift. there is an IS inch pay streak of extremely val uable ore, the gold showing $2000 or better to the ton.
 'The visitors were strongly inn pressed by the similarity of the for nation in the Bisbee region with that opened by the Lake Superior & Ari- zona mine. In both places limestone constitutes the hanging wall and quartzite the foot wall The oxide and carbonate ores above the water level are identical in appearance, and the fact that the Lake Superior & Ari- zona disclosed sulphide ore at the point where .:s ::s shaft passed through the vein leads to the assumption that depth will show districts to De lden- tical, namely sulphides.
 @The shipments of ore are confined only to what the directorate considers iudicious to satisfy the stockholders concerning the values of the property. lit is the desire of the management to retain all of the oxide and carbonate copper ore and it's association of iron lore that is possible, in order to have lit for fluxing purposes after the sul- phide ore bodies are developed.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-06
of seats that have been made.

of seats that have been made.
 The Ellery Band returns to the city with the same number of musicians and the same personnel that gave so highly pleasing an entertainment here in December. As has been previous ly stated the engagement here is one of the few the band plays on its way east. The opportunity, as was dem- onstrated on its previous visit. is one that lovers of good music can not af- ford to miss.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-06

Secured Divorce Mrs. Caroline Soudy has returned to the city from Tombstone, where she went to secure a divorce. The latter was granted her at the brief session of the District Court held on Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-06
Is Your Spring wardrobe Complete

If not. we would like to show you our remarkably attractive collection of new woolens for spring. and the sea sons exclusive styles designed by our new Tailoring House of New York (not Chicago).
 We have added this new line and are better prepared than ever to put out good workmanship and fits.
 Perhaps we have made clothes for you. If not, we absolutely stand be. hind every suit in fit and workman ship, and don't ask you to make pay ments until we do it you.
 Pay expressage. Press all suits up in good shape and fit you at our req sonable prices We can't afford to he wrong in Tailoring. as it's a side li-e with us, so we must make it advertise us, not discredit US.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-06

chInansp Appesis-Jim Lee. the Chinaman arrested few weeks 1go on charge of being illegally in the country, does not purpose being trans ported if he can help it. With this resistance in view he has appealed his case from the court of Commis
 sloner Cassidy in this city. Attorney Cunningham has the case of Jim Lee
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-06
STOCKHOLDERS VISIT
 LAKE SUPERIOR&ARIz.
MICHIGAN MEN INTERESTED M
 FINAL COUNTY PROPERTY

We'll Pleased With Development work and Formation Is Likened to 6isoee Oistrict-Dcscription of inc Work So Far Accomplished.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-06
Rheumatic Pains Quickly Relieved

The excrutiating pains characterist ic of rheumatism and sciatica are quickly relieved by applying cham berlain's Pain Balm. The great pan relieving power of the liniment has been the surprise and delight of thou sands of suffers The quick rehei from pain which it affords is alone worth many times its cost. For saie by all dealers in patent medicines.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-06
ELLERY BAND
 ARRIVES TODAY
Rls5EE PUBLIC WILL HAVE OF PoRTuNiTY TO HEAR FAMOUS
 ORGANIZATION

At the Opera House ronisht-Advance Sales Of Seats That Have 6een Made Assure Splendid Welcome Eeinn Gwen.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-06

Keep your bowels regular by the use of ChamberIain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. There is notning oe ter. For sale by all dealers in patent medicines.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-06

SCHWARTZ BROS. (Men only)
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-06

c,rcvs Trains crswdea-Ths E, F
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-05-04
Pap.SuCking favOrifeS.

Milwaukee Journal;
The heads of families controlling
some of the big life Insurance com
panies very evidently regard mutual
business as private graft.
Six AleXanders have been draw
ing S239,000 a year in salaries from
the Equitable.
In the New York Life President
Mccall has five Of his near relatives
in high-paying positions. Vice Pres
idents Perkins and Buckner have
each n couple.
President McCurdy of the Mutual
life of New York has found big po-
sitious for two relatives, while most
of the other good places are filed by
members of little knot of families
in the board of trustees
Perhaps the reason there are not
more Hydes in evidence is that
there are no more Hydes available.
There is in most cases little or no
pretense that the half-hundred
thousand dollars year, more or
less, paid to these favorites by many
companies is really earned by them.
They take it because they can. 1t is
the money of the stockholders that
is thus being privately absorbed
II there is any business that should
be conducted by methods absolutely
above suspicion it is that of life in
surauce, which carries Interests that
are sacred above all others.
The merit system in the selection
of officers and employees, if it would
not eliminate all the evils that have
developed in life insurance admins
tration, would at least reduce eN-
penses and ut the same time limit
the czar-like powers of the compaa-
les heads.
Policy holders have right to de-
Imand a fair deal in this matter. I'm
less they are deserving of the impo-
sition put upon them, they will make
their demand effective.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-05-04
Bank ExaminfI0 rs Are Failures.

Bv Hon. A. b. Nettleton
Admirable IA is our national bank
ing system in many OF its features
its critics are justified by current
events in denouncing the utter lack
of proper safeguards FOR the protec-
ton of depositors and shareholders.
| The colossal defalcation OF President
Bigelow Of the First Natianal Bank
OF Milwaukee, practically wiping out
the entire capital Of the bank, fol-
lowing close upon the heels OF the
| footing of national bank ut Oberlin,
Ohio, in the Cassie L. Chadwick per-
| Torrance, and another at Lorain in
! the same county. should call malt.
All Of these institutions had been re-
Gently investigated by national BANK
examiners, who are employed and
paid on account OF their expert
knowledge of banking and ac-
counting methods, aud who have no
Other duties to perform than to pre-
vent the public from being fleeced
and banking concerns from being
ruined by ingenious, cumulative and
prolonged robberies from within.
Yet these examinations failed alb
solutely to detect any indication
whatever Of the fact that the several
banks referred 10 had been disem-
bowled 1t is easy to respond that in
any system of banking or other bust
ness somebody in the long run has
got to be trusted. 1t is doubtless true
that personal character must be the
final reliance in trade and commerce,
but the fact furnishes no excuse for
opening the door to official defalca-
tion, while carefully guarding agains;
the entrance of cracksmen from
without.
The average citizen can readily
understand that it would be difficult
to guard against "A single act of theft
by which u bank official or emplOye
having access To banl. funds should
suddenly appropriate 10 his own use
"A moderate amount Of money. But
the same citizen refuses 10 believe it
impossible or even d flicult to devise
"A system of safeguard which shall
prevent the systematic, repeated,
prolonged and successful manipula-
ton OF tic banks az counts and funds
by one or more of the gentlemen to
to whom its management and safety
are instructed.
In the blazing light of present oc-
currence it is up to tue honorable.
successful and experienced bankers
of the United States to prepare, in
troduce and enforce, with the aid of
the government, such method or
methods of bank accounting, bank
correspondence and bank eXamina-
ton as shall render impossible events
like those which are row shaking
public confidence to the foundation.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-05-04
No Mixing.

Postmaster General Cortelyou has
sent word to w. A. Evans that if he
desires 10 retain his position as AS
sistaut postmaster at Louisville he
must resign his Office as member OF
the Kentucky republican state com
mittee. The classified employees are
also reminded of the rule against ac-
tivity in politics. No mixing OF poll
ties aud business in the post Office
department.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-05-04

A KEEN observer writing of the re-
cent slump in grain prices makes the
assertion that the American people
are just awakening to the fact that
commercial cond itions are changing
rapidly, that the fact is dayning on
maily that the time is not far distant
when We shall be a nation that must
buy food abroad instead of shipping
it. The production Of men is greater
than the production of wheat. Their"
il no race suicide bat people are
more numerous than acres on which
to raise food.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-05-04
SPECIAL TRAIN TO NEW ORLEANS

stopping at Memphis. Groenville, Nicksburg,
Natchez and BATON Rouge. Nearly three days
will be spent at New Orleans. and. returning.
this special train will stop at Hammond, Rose
land. McComb City. Crystal Springs. jackson.
Miss. Greenwood, Ridgelaud. Canton, Gren-
ada and Memphis.
This excursion will be under the personal
direction of Capt. J. +. Merry and will give an
opportunity to visit the new, great and impress
sive Vicksburg National Military Park and
The Farmers Convention at New Orleans
the latter to be held May 20, and ut which
Southern speakers of note will address those
assembled at the convention.
Full particulars concerning all Of the
above. rates and leaving time from your par
ticular station or nearest Illinois Central
point, can be had of agents of Illinois Contra
or by addressing the undersigned.
A. II. HANSON, G, 2. A.,
Chicago. ILL.,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-05-04
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the
Very Best.

have been using Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and want to say it is
the best cough medicine ! have ever
taken" says George l.. Chubb, a
merchant Of Harlan, Mich. There ia
no question about it's being the best
as it will cure cough or cold in less
should always be kept In the house
ready FOR instant use, for II cold can
be cured in much less time when
promptly treated. For sale by WV
ian's Pharmacy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-05-04
Admitting IT'S Representations.

Gainesville ludupvulauf.
The Milwaukee Sentinel seems 10
have suddenly experienced a change
of heart. I'm Am editorial last Sunday
headed uniform Game Law" it
seems to forget the way it was trying
~ whip the governor over the backs
OF the game wardens and how il was
continually disparaging Wisconsin's
whole system Of game protection.
Here is what the Sentinel now SAYS
wisconsin has always led in the
matter Of game protection, our sys-
TEN of game laws l. now one of the
best, IL not the best, in the United
States We are glad 70 note the
change however, and commend the
SeAilnel for IN
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-05-04
FreHZied I nance.

Philadelphia Record;
FrsnZicd finance finds frenzied H.
lustratiou at this particular time.
The Equitable revelations the smash
of the Gates wheat corner; the as
tonishing Bigelow embe5zlemont in
Milwaukee, and resulting tremors
and trepeditions of the markets,
keep the public mind in "A state of
bewildercd anxiety. People who
don't join in the gamble need not be
disturbed. When the great gamblers
disable one another they possibly
render the best service to the COM
munity of which they are capable.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-05-04

Chicago Review; The decision
of the attorney general that the gov
erument may take rebates from rail-
roads borders on the dangerous. The
rebates in question were offered by
a contractor who had made his ar
raugenents before rebates We're con-
sidered. Afterwards when other con-
tracts were given rebate for which
the government would be benefited,
the rebates Were offered on the old
contract. Now it Is held that the re-
bates may be paid the government.
II Is because the government is a
larger patron of the railroads that it
is entitled TO the rebates. The prin-
loiple Of Discrimination is there.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-05-04

TIE report OF Col. Russell Il. Har-
tisou. adjutant general Of the United
Spanish War Veterans association,
shows that the department of Wis
consir, of which A. j. Baum of Mil
waukee is commander, stands fifth in
she country in strength. The Badger
department is surpassed in numbers
by Illinois. New York, Ohio and
Pennsylvania only.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-05-04

Oshkosh North western: The Mil
waukee papers are so absorbed ov-
er the thought that the directors OF
the First National bank of that city
came 10 the rescue OF that institution
by subscribing u guarantee fund to
insure it's stability against the defal-
cation of President Bigelow that
they seem to have lost all sight of
the outrageousness of the crime ana
the call for prompt and adequate
punishment.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-05-04
ms Price.

Lincoln Journal; Rocketeller's
wealth Is estimated at not less than
S5O0OOOO0O, bur "a brave Minnesota
editor announced that he wouldn't
accept the fortune if he had TO take
the reputation of the man who now
controls it Neither would we, and
we wouldu't be willing to look like
Rockefeller for less than S60O,UOO.
Every man has his price.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-05-04
Sand for Sale.

Having opened sand quarry near
depot ! am prepared to sell sand in
quarry or deliver it to any part of
the city. also have some good
coarse sand rock for building cellar
walls. J. =. HARRIS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-05-04

Chicago Review: Nobody ought to
feel hard toward Thomas w. Lawson
on account Of financial troubles incl
dent To insurance company lootihg
and bank looting. Mr.. Lawson IS
merely reporter of facts. He has
not made conditions as they are.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-05-04
Little Chicks.

Barred or White Plymouth Rocks
Order 80 eggs, set under three hens,
then pay me l0e each for all strong
chicks hatched. 75c with order and
balance, when hatch is completed.
Sl.00 with order il sent out by express.
Orders filed as received.
l3m2 MRS. KATE JOHNSTON,
Mineral Point.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-05-04
Who VIM Watch?

indianapolis sun: Governor Folk
threatens to send the militia To st,
Louis TO see that the saloons are
closed on Sunday. But who will look
after the militia?
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-05-04

If Mr.. Rockefeller will consent to
go on the lecture platform and make
full and complete defense Of himself
and devote the gate receipts to mis-
sionary work, the missionary cause
will be advanced materially.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-05-04

AFTER all It Is honesty that WaKes
good banking and not good banking
laws. No law can ever be made so
strong that the element Of personal
honesty can be eliminated from be-
hind the bank counter.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-05-04
PULLMAN TOURIST sLEEPERs

will be run for the occasion from Freeport
and also from Chicago.
Rates for double berth will be $1,000 from
starting point back TO Chicago. Application
for reservations. accompanied by draft for
$40, should be made to J. f. Merry, A. G.. p. A.
Illinois Central Il, r., Dubuque. Iowa, before
May 10th
At Centralia, Ill.,. these tourist sleeping cars
will be consolidated and will be run as a
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-05-04
Illinois Central
TUESDAY, MAY is, 1905.

On the above date the Illinois Central Rail
road will sell tickets to New Orleans and re
turn from points north of the Ohio River at a
very low rate. Tickets are limited to twenty
one days, and are good for stop-over in both
directions at homeseekers' points south of the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

melen beoeufen miirbe. Gie Stubt
Neofyprf babe iett 52,776 itGotiihe
Hl9elfellte. @enn MN oie Stabt
ele StroBen', Sod uno 5ieibabnen,
oeh Selepbonbetrieb, Ole @a9anItol.
len II. VI, ilbernebmcn piiroc, 10 per
noppele lld) Die 3obl Scr it0otiihen
In9eltellten uno es fame elm Nnae.
@liellfer oilf etpo ieda itimmbered).
ll9le Sllrger. llu0 nm m0ge man
lld) eIne Sommanp Neaierung nit
loo,32S Nn9eitellten poritcllen. Die
o59r Soli5ilten NemlDort'a contro.
llrtett efroo 10000 Stimmen; mic
pleie ipittoen crit 105,32S ItGotiihe
NngeItente controliten? Gammonu
mare nid)t mebr nm I6inc Mud5t 3r
brIn9ert" IS miirben itlimmere 3il.
ltarIoe iGeIdaiien mcroen, dis eS Ole
nltel1 luoren. Gle Yeiiird,tu1gen Der
c&orlo" mogen beoriinoet iein, aber
eS lit %traurig, ooB cS 10 lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
Die Aublenprubnftion Der gcreimia-
ten Sfaufcn i'm 1904.

Sas 8eoloaiifc Bureau Der Ser.
Siaaten p%erofientIidlt bos itatiitild)e
Grgebnib nnierer aoblenproouftion
fir bas Sabr 1904. 9anad f6roer.
ten mir I'M Ietten Sabre 351 .196.953
Sonnen aoblen, Die al oen 8rllben
einen Wertb BON 445,643,52S Col.
lars batten. Gie IGroerung ipar
iibrisens Inn runb 100000 Son,
men gerin9er, oIs I'M Sabre 1908.
Gie llriad,e oieies Iiideanses 1T in
Der iinsepobnIih sroBen 1batiafeit
IN Den aobIenaebiten p1breno bes
Sabres 1903 SIT iuden, ga ourd) ben
groBen gusitanb Der gereIeute in
1902 ole 8oblenporrdtbe aufae.
braild)t moroen naren. Bon ben ge.
f0roerten 3oblen mnren 73,f56, 700
1onnen pennipln1niihe Snrtfcblctt
oie an ben Minen 'eiiei @ertb bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
Senc &aiIerrcoen.

Wle 81 eriporten mar, lit oas amt.
lide Cement iiber ole aniprod)e oeS
&olIers in StroBburg prompt er.
Iolat, rno nid)t MIR miro I'M. Heid)S-
Nn5eiger" mo in Ger oiii5i0len
oNoro0ultiden Allaemeinen 3ci-
tung" Die Strobburger aoiIer.
Inlprode ais ptbeilS tenoen5ioS emit
ltcIlt, tbeilS OouItGuOig criu1ocn"be.
5eid)llet, %ionoern aud Ole in @iI.
belmSbopen onI 8. WGrS geboltene.
Der Snbolt Der 0~efabelten Heoen
mar oerort, bob Elm MIR ~bolblpeaS
tlor urtbeilcnoer Wenid, peld)er Der
Hegieritng bes 8oiiers @ilbclm 9e-
iolgt lit. nid)t I'M 3iueiiel iein fonn.
tc, Dob man cs bier nit elmer orpBen
Nllf'hncioerei 81 tbun babe. I'm 10
mebr mllB man iih punoern. oaB
Elm 10 GROCER .papierner 2Grm" ent.
itonO Dob lelblt ernlte 9l1tter ouf
Ole oente" bineinfielen uno reooftio.
nellie, abfGuig urtbeilcnoc 8loIien
brud)ten. 0ie Wittbeilumgen iiber
Ole Strabbureer aaiierreoe lporen
Elm oerbes YreBitiid politiihergrun
nenper9iftitng, oaraii berefnet, in
Ct. Petersburg, mie in Sofio Ser.
Thinning gegen 0eutidlano berpor.
5urnien. Cab es YreB5iaenmer gibt,
Die oaralli binarbeiten Icutiflano
mo ieinem Safer 8erleecnteiten al
bereiten, lit felt Sobren betannt.
@oS lit nift oles iiber aoiier @il.
belm 5ulommenselogen Woroen bon
Dem olter Obrenleiocn al, bis gum
&rebs, Den er neueroings MN mieoer
einmol baben ipu, iiber ieine Neoen
nho IuSiprilte, Die oft ms eerooe
0egentbeil cntltelt muroeu. 9as
biinotge, prompte uno u%rSueioeutiae
0ementi I'M .Heids. AnSeiger" brid,t
ben eriten Welbunsen nun ireilit
Die Spibe ub; allein bic Seniotions.
meloung bat ibre 8irfung aetbon
nod) Dem alten Spritd) Der 9ateiner:
Hur fiibn uerleumoet, etpos bIeibt
INNER bangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

lporOen, Ser 3oQ oui Sfu6e bon II
ouf 100 bis t45. N1fmnoldinen iol.
len in 3llfunft 20 &ronen 3oa sob
len 1tott Der frilbercn IA, lanomirtb.
lhaitlide Woldinen II bis "a itutt
Der friibcren = bis Is aronen. 6ranf-
reid, HuBlono, 0eutihlono un0 Seitz
reid llngarn beiolgen unier 9eiipiel.
@leiben in europa olio nod gnglano,
Stolien, Sollono uno einigc mcitere
EGnoer, Die fir ms banoclSpolitiih
Don aeringer Seoeutung iino. Stolien
ipllroe 'lt) nlter gegebenen llmltGn,
Den mobl 0eutihIono mo Oeltreif
onlflieBen. SIS Itiinoc alio IN einem
3olltriegc cine SanbelSiperrc nit fuit
gang europa IN 9luSli6t. llno mlh
Der Son0el nod England ulo Sol.
lono miir0c lhluer gcldGoigt meroeu,
ga oiele SGnoer NIT omerifnniihen
8iitern eincn Itarfen Spc0itionSban.
oel in oas Winnenlnn0 Guropn'S trcis
ben. Won bot in lcbter Belt China
ais fommen0eS NbiaBgebiet fir Die
Tcreinigten Stnoten be5eihnet; allein
BORT lit man nit inherent alIaldluB.
@eicB Ser Gbiteicn neueroin9S Icbr
ln5ulrieoen lt0 ngitirt fir Den
Boycott" amGrifaniidcr Waaren.
Ger dinciiihe Wurft luilroe audi nid)t
cinmal Griab iiir Den oeutiden bic
ten. 9nB ourf StOrungen nniercr
SunOcl5bc5icblingcn nit europa I'M,
lerc G%innobmcn al 30len itorf 81.
riidgcben miirOe, Iiegt oltf Der Sono.
Gin NuaialI BON % Winiouen Col
lars miibtc ollo bllr6 luettere HSns
lon6itelern ullfgebroht merOen. Ilio
5ll ucrminoertem Sonoel beoeutcno
bGbCre Steucrn. Die Erin5ipienreitc-
rel 6eS Srn. Sbop mo leiner
nSanopot".Golleqen I'M Scnot ges
reid)t ben Gereinigtcn Stooten nidt
5ltnt Scll. Nlr lpcroe1 am belten
iobren, meun mir nit unieren bcIten
aunoen @egenleitigteit . 8ertrGae
ubihlieBcn, iiir Die gbnotme uniereS
Observation-Disclosures 8e9en . Com
5eilionen MAIDEN fir Grport!Mrtifel
a1oerer SGnoer, Die mir notbtuen0ia
boben. Nod Nnlift Der y@oibingz
ton Foit" Fat Singlep mondc ieiner
Ioriiroten 9ero6c Oarlm 10 bod ons
I'M H~cciprocitGt 81 f0roerh.
limo IdlieBlid, niiroen mir bel Heci-
procit1tS. &crtrGQen ielbit am meiiten
profltlrerL enn unlere0 Nusfl,br
5lmebmen llno uniere Reaie,
rll1g, Die jest NIT einem 0efisit al
tdmpfen bat, miiroe groberc Ginnob.
men bobcn.