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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-06-30

There was a very enthusiastic and
large meeting of the board of trade
Thursday night TO consider the mil
lion dollar college proposition Rev.
Bluhm. the chief booster of the
college. was among those present
with plenty of enthusiasm. and 30
pounds of the great family journal
was there with the goods. There
We're also at least ten members of
the board of trade present
Rev. Bluhm read the report of the
committee sent TO Colorado Springs
TO persuade the Synod to locate the
college at La Junta. and delivered
himself of the opinion that all of the
contesting cities were routed by the
liberal offer made by La Junta.
Although the definite location of the
college was deferred by the Synod
until October, it is the unanimous
opinion of the committee that the
college can be landed in this city
providing a strenuous effort:is made
in that direction.
An executive committee, consist
ing of eight members. who have
power To increase the membership
TO fifty. was appointed. who will
have entire charge of the work of
securing the location of the college
in La Junta. as follows: c. w. Bonn
gardner. +. T. Woodruff. DR.. Fin
ney. Conrad Bluhm, G. A. kilgore.
c. l.. Seeley. K. w. Patterson, A. {.
Draper and James McNeen.
A communication from Father NJ.
+. Callahan was read asking for the
cooperation of the board Of trade in
an effort to induce the city council
To grade the streets in the vicinity of
the Catholic church. X. w. Pat
terson. &. l.. Seeley and NJ. Finity
were appointed as a committee to
interview the city council in regard
To the matter.
A committee consisting OF L. l..
Seeley was appointed to make an
effort to secure the location of city
office Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company.
A committee was also appointed
to interview Postmaster Dalton in
regard to securing an additional
mail train between this city and
Denver. The postmaster, however,
when interviewed yesterday morn
ing. said that he already had a Pc
tition circulating amodg the post
masters of the Arkansas Valley re-
questing the establishment of an
additional railway postoffice service
between La Junta and Denver. As
soon as it goes the rounds it will be-
sent To the powers that be in post
office circles in Washington. ID. {.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-06-30
Souvenir Postal CSsos-

The TRIBUNE has added three ad-
ditional scenes 10 the series of
souvenir postal cards. printed from
the cuts which were used in our New
Years edition. They include the
view of the court house park sur
rounded by business blocks. scene
ON Colorado avenue looking north,
and the Santa Fe shops and round
house. They are on sale at the
Palace Drug Store. Postoffice Book
store, La Junta Drug Company
Coltman's and Potter's.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-06-30

Naturally all hearts adjourned feel
ing their labor of the year had not
been Incorporated, and that the
ministry of service was one that re-
fiected more than ordinary eompli-
ments upon band of young girls so
pre-occupied in school and other
matters
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-06-30
ve.s c,esn 10 eess wnh vs.

II you have not got the cash come
in. we will sell you on the easy pay
ment plan at prices as cheap as the
money raising sale offers.
Lutte S. GEE.
Home Furnisher.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-26
MORAN DEFEATS
DEM. LEADERS
OPPOSING HIM

Boston. Sept. 26.--The attempt 10 oust
Lieut.. Gov. Eben S. Draper from the
second place on the party ticket by
means OF a reciprocity lever operated by
f. N. Foss Of Boston failed yesterday at
the Republican primaries held throughout
the state. Efforts TO supplant Congress
man Butler Ames in the Fifth district
and Ernest w. Roberts in the Seventh
with other Republican candidates also
proved futile.
on the other hand returns from the
few Democratic primaries showed that
District Attorney John B. Moran Of Suf-
folk county had defeated the party lead
ers opposed 10 his candidacy for COVER
nor, and also showed that he had Sc
cured more than half the number OF dele
gates necessary TO secure his nomination.
There was a spirited contest i'm the
Tenth congressional district between two
aspirants for the Democratic nomination.
and at a late hour saturns indicated that
Joseph f. o'Connerl Of Dorchester had
defeated Senator Edward Logan of South
Boston.
The Republican nomination for con-
gress in the Eleventh district, which has
been represented by a Democrat since its
creation four years ago. will go 10 State
Senator Daniel w. Lane.
Although the result OF Mr.. Foss' cam
palgn was disappointing to his support
ers. he will. nevertheless, have a mum
Der OF delegates in the convention on
oct. 6.
Mr. Foss carried the town OF Peabody,
four out OF the eight wards in Taunton,
one ward I'm Springfield. the town of Fal-
mouth and one ward out OF % i'm Bosto
He also has secured Is out Of 30 delegates
in Fall River and four out of 27 in New
Bedford
Somewhat meagre returns from other
parts OF the state seem 10 show that
while Mr.. Foss had secured a few dele
gates his total would not be sufficient
to threaten Mr.. Diapers denomination.
In the Fifth district Representative
Ames defeated Frank T.. Dunbar of Low
ell quite decsively, and Representative
Roberts has a safe lead over Benjamin
n. Johnson OF Lynn in the Seventh dis
trict.-
In the Republican senatorial districts
Thomas w. Williams defeated William
w. Ames in the First Bristol and Frank
NJ Chase vanquished Il. +. Poloquin in
the Second Bristol.
The hottest fight in the Democratic
senatorial district was in the Third Suf-
folk. between Alderman A. w. Dixos and
former Representative Daniel j. kiley.
Alderman Dixon had the support of
Mayor Fitzgerald while Mr.. Kiley was
backed by Martin NJ. Lomasney. the
Ward Democratic leader. Alderman
Dixon won the fight.
District Attorney Moran carried at least
three quarters OF the 25 wards Of the
city. although the Democratic leaders
claimed tonight to have defeated the
Moran forces in many OF the wards.
Congressman John A. Sullivan issued
statement claiming that the results of
the primaries in this city indicate the
nomination Of Henry NJ Whitney over
Moran.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-26
REMEMBER THESE THINGS
AND YOU'LL HAVE FRIENDS
ont overdress or underdress.

Don't overdress or underdress.
Don't believe all the evil YOU hear.
Don't jeer at anybody's religious belief
Don't be rude to your interiors I'm social
position.
Don't underratc anything because Won
don't possess t.
Don't repeat gossip, even IL II does in
terest the crowd
Learn TO laugh A good laugh IS hetter
than medicine.
Don't contradict people, even IL Won arc
sure YOU are right.
Don't believe that everybody else in the
world is happier than you.
Don't be inquisitive about The affairs
OF even your most intimate friend
Learn 10 attend TO your own business
very important point
Learn TO hide your aches and pains nm.
der pleasant smile. No one cares
whether you have the earache, headache
or rheumatism.
No talent. no self-denlal no brains no
character. is required 10 set up I'm the
grumblng business, but those who are
moved by a genuine desire 10 do good
have little time for murmuring or com.
plaint-The Myrtle
The church may take a man 10 the
pearly gates, but his own record must get
him inside
Politicians would cease 10 roost on the
fence If the politicians we're all on one
side of 1t.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-26
AMERICANS CRITICISED.


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and chubby arms and legs
and you find a-healthy child.
Find one with drawn face
and poor, thin body and you
see one that needs SCOTS
Emulsion. Your doctor will
no doubt tell you the child is
fat-starved-its food is MT
nourishing it.
Nothing helps these thin,
pale children like SCOTS
Emulsion. 1t contains the
very element of fat they need.
1t supplies them with a per.
feet and quickly digested
nourishmcnt. SCOTS Emul-
sion brings dinples and
rounded limbs.
ucerT q powNg, 40 - ss~A NJ y.s.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-26
SHERMAN AND TAWNEY
TALK TOMORROW NIGHT

The Young Mems Republican club
VIII try to hump things at Infantry
hall tomorrow evening. with dinner
at 1880.
Hon James S. sherman of New York.
chairman of the National Republican
congressional committee, and Hon las.
a. Tawney of Minnesota. vice chairman
OF the same committee and chairman of
the appropriation committee OF tho ma =
tlonal house OF representatives, will
speak.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-26
new BOOKS

JIMMIE SUTER, by Martha James.
Published by Lathrop. Lee and Shepard
publishers Boston For sale by all
booksellers. Price S125.
A boys story written by a girl and IN
a mighty clever manner, too. telling the
Story of an honest youngster of good
physical qualifications and whose parents
are in moderate circumstances, While he
has a certain amount of pocket money
allowed him what is lacking TO meet his
boyish expenditures he makes by his me-
chanical ingenuity.
His best friend is the son of a rich
father-so disastrous to some boys, but in
this case il doesn't hurt. The two friends
get whole lot of good times out of their
ice boat and other things and eventually
organize a Society for Feeding Birds or
the s. f. BIS. 1t is productive for beyond
their expectation and expectations and
does a lot of good. Deeds of kindness by
the two boys bring about an unexpected
reward and the various experiences OF the
two youngsters are well worth reading.
DAVE PORTER IN THE SOUTH SEAS.
by Edward Stratemeyer.
Published by Lathrop, Lee and Shepard,
publishers Boston. For sale by all
booksellers. Price Sl25.
The average boy reader needs no intro
duction to this author: most of them
know him as a writer OF charming books
and the new one is of the Dave Porter
Series"
Mr.. StratemeYer pictures the American
boy as he Is. in Dave Porter, fond of
sports of all kinds. He has been greatly
mystihed however I'm the matter oil his
birth, having won his way TO prominence
in preparatory school from obscurity.
a clue to his birth was suggested in the
first story which is now followed up i'm
Dave Porter i'm the South Seas and a
vacation from oak Hall" the school is
devoted to a voyage to the Island of the
Pacific, where many strange sights are
seen and many adventures met with. Two
of Dawes school chums accompany him
and a constatly increasing number OF
young people will like to follow them TO
see how the brave fellows meet danger.
and rejoice with Dave in the happy ter
mination of his efforts TO learn about
himself
It's a book that cannot fail to please
the boy reader-yes even the girl reader
and might be appreciated by older heads,
too.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-26
INSPECTED PUMPING STATION

city Engineer Otis T.. Clam and
about 80 members Of the Providence
society OF Mechanical Engineers last
evening inspected the pumping station
at Pettaconsett, which was Illuminated
for their benefit
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-26
WHEN l WAS A BOY IN JAPAN, b
Sakae Shioya

Sakae Shioya.
Published by Lathrop, Lee and Shepard,
publishers, Boston For sale by all
booksellers. Price 20 cents
Most everyone is interested I'm Japan
young middle-aged and elderly and this
clever little book tells OF the life OF a
Japanese lad I'm his own land-what he
did and how he lived his life up to the
age OF H.
It practically tells tho life Of the au-
thor. Sakao Shioya. who was born near
Toxic. and at the age OF ~ began the
study OF English at a Methodist school
Later .he studied natural science I'm the
First Imperial college at Toxic. lie later
came 10 America In 1901. received the de-
gree OF master OF arts at the University
OF Chicago and then took two years
post graduate course az Yale. and return-
ed TO Japan 10 devote himself To ltera-
ture and tho drama.
In its way II is one Of the most inter-
esting stories published In a long time
and bears the car marks OF truth.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-26
PRES, PAL MAS ACTION
FORCES INTERVENTION

Cubas Executive and the Entire Government Will Resign
Rather Than Consent the Terms Of Peace Proposed
BY Secretary Taft Special Session Of Congress Called
for Friday to Act designations. Country Will Thus
Be Left Without a Responsible Government and the
Intervention of the United States Will Be An Absolute
Necessity.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-26

Rt. Rev James NJ. Thoburn. bishop Of
Southern Asia. will speak at Trinity
church tomorrow evening. The bishop
is regarded as the greatest authority
on missions I'm the Methodist church.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-01
DON'T DC SMALL " o

Ny friend. Ne must vr' OVER this
Idea We have that w~ a. gGe whole
works. Says the Vt'Iarc bacon, We
must learn 10 cunceev Thar other per.
sans have a rletf In III, business
wnr'd RI we'll ~ ourselves We must
ain, learn ia admit that TIE .,,er,l"
have m" right to uatsnntzr the Other
feIl"w II they want 10 without forfeit
Ing car friendship. Vi rant e>rec,
Ia do all The business In Town When
We want 20 buy a piece of meat or q
pound nj sugar we tna> x" whrre W..
p'Fase. as = general thing. WHY
should ~e %'srIitiIe the nth.r f.l,.,w J."
caus" he does the #an1" thla-" OF
cnnrSs" We should STAY by olr Fri nd%.
hat We should not get >or, at the otl
@r fellow bscaH%. he tsr> tn, sam.
thing We know wr arr ct4ckrtsatk h
In 0'lr line. hui possibly the other 81
low r1ay ta able 'o pleas, SOME If hi
rafrCns. To sum he whn!~ thing up.
Il T. 4 pretty gosri idea 10 OCCASIONAL,
cast y"ar vs,- III tE., old r."tfu. -l.i;r
and bet live"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-01
ADVERTISING PAYS

Advertising ~ the order If the day
by all e~nt@r2r:slhg Eo-ah~at cemmnui
ties and up ~ data and ~sagarious bisi
ness mcn and merchants In recant
years II has er,wn to great proper
tt0ns and If still going onward. This
would not l." Wtr~ 1t n"t profitable
and that v@sH profitable Unfortunate
IT,. merchants and IrsAt"ess mvr in
small cities aad tow As do nor h"en'
this fact az The, u':~h. 10. although
there ere ex"~ ptjon$ la this rule in
this 1eFrj'.''y, @*lecci@'iy In A'bu"""".
il ant and I&, Ne@a~. says the \re
Mexican
The soe,rn, chs Ftnn In dis ta<ius
tn. H'a,tvr h,t> ~. adj ro the head
I'm &c foIIo~iA& :s.''n1 ri urba!'
"IAocal u''rt SAINTS are disposed
to c~or,pi&in Ai''e1ly because lso
pie who ~h0*.l3 naturally patronszc
them p~atyo,t7" tne mail or3s.r houses
instead. I'll :r>estI~ IL realI, bectpu,~
In i g~rteyoaa one for the i0cai tnert
chant. bat ii h" viii give the matter
a little careful Thought fs,eh the ii
and the remedy will readily suggest
themselves The rail ur1er hr4'1s..&
indulge I'm "A 's~t arg,nua, Of 3ud5c"nss
and persI~t"nt advertising They Sc
cure the n&ys"~ ri pa%4jhse c1a suI1evs
I'M every hamlet In ske Land aud send
then sata1oens< whlc> the ,erit4h;~
eycIapeaias nf oe%ryig'sicn IN tt;sstsagioa
aud price of articles Offered for sale
The local merchants On III" other haid
very often russ only 8 small sdver
rIsement In his local paper. and dos
even that in a perfunetoFy fashion.
not failing td Inform the newspaper
mai ha il willing to contribute -
much 10 the Success ct the hnnsa pa,
~. The results speak for themselves
ana ire Ten1edy for the Coalition that
Inc local merchant depIofeA ~
parent, III
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-01
LESSON GIVES TO NEWSPAPER
REPORTER.

Th% hate SIR 3oaa M~acannaHa &r~rr,
t~r ut CaaaaA. oae evening $40 qr,-a
sg' Al 4 p,4hlle a3atss at ~ateA h. ~aA
eAE#etet to 4ealser q rather s~Iataft,
AMI sg*+ch, ia the eonvsai@I,'y os tas>
e@caakzn h. Geawsa I'm. r.e,rs. ~,r ia, ,
duty Ut rha. ~ @niUs aud ~h@n al a
late hsvt4, be- svn&*- hs4 q. "~h ~a@ ~
sD satau% ~, luminous AZ II nslght
h4s+- ts~~n TIL. 5,ts,r'cr. tH's~thg
ti.ag II wv,e14 3eys Al 20 ssstfst Et> fos =
~ they sseHs1. caIlt4 on EI3 I"hn heat
t&3 and tod hiGa that h. ~&s ns,'
guitss sur II having seruFeet &C actur
att 81 3a,st. He vas lasted tn 1,a.l
ssv%~ his 1ssses but fo had n4' Ssaf~G
far when Sir Jsehn interrupted him
astah That II tot Wha1 I said. Tt.t1r
%@a a pause and Sir Jt'hr continued
''fAe' tae repeat my remarks" E~ oh. n
walked Mp and doNn th4. rne,'u an d..
gtV@tta a most impressive &f1%srh in
'he hearing ~ sh" a~ususs@i ~r~.surts+~
wh1 'sapk tao@n typEy ward thai fell
tgv2us his Hips Having thanked STR
Jefaan gor his cssssrgrsy. he was takiaz
his leave whpt he vas recalled 10 r.
telse this a~anouftktu Young m4a
allow Gac Ia give yo4 IBIS wnfti IT ~
vicv. Never again ATTEMPT II, report
a pa''l!c SPEAKER WHEN yma aT'. d*t:uh ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-01
ADVANTAGEOUS co~sAaaso.

t. m~xwa@ass ~ s&gs@Aa@s4 IT, Ar
s~a@ 49, 81 @A=Bsams tA~z@ea*e@
anzrm- &etsg #ves sAe saaw asst
IT, aAaa ~ A@zaeo ID Il f@xa%s 49,
Sanamse wa r~z@8F~ sh@@ t@ aSs<aa@
- NaY 49, Cd Kaea's 4~h&& Ev@&
the C~pnx IT,. @&ek wu@a@ seafe@ay
H. suspected u @saaeaae@ of ana&e~.
Eeesn&sy s@A&;
The a*ateAuaG Aai prssa&@e that tn
ease of ta@ aaaAswon # As$a2@a tie
nww s8nar aAa = ~respo@@ses&e tse the
debts of tAe fAraes eesunta~v. 40 NJ
raamg af sA% 49, II - g~xsoa
are pxaegteaH saasrags ta@ pgsl= oE
Arizona wa1a4 - b. eep@1he4 10
pay IT,. sz9easssa. which woaaa
Nd materially ~ basA@n 4 Gax-
atina
TAts i. = ps&ta s5afezseat iii ezansg&
Een&a0a al NEIL Gaaa@n faes@, Tbs sIasa
In mt Fee4airaa Il assume tA@ e&smntv
debts. naF @re amr of tue counties
1T Sew &eE3es practically bankrupt.
H. IL alftBra3t 90 t@l1eve That tie C9lt.
tam Ira ata aet know tn the contrary
whsn u g%na#8 the foregoing
Answering ots% p&st of the Era's ~
FuE TIRE %o~4Is~a 0a&ts says:
TIE FORGING frcEn the Era II = 80
tive ntzs1tsmaas. Tie Oa@ls has
examined eatetel1y tn BIN &s passes
by eoagEs-sa aay4 IL sannba find a liose
with reeasd fo eraesmass debts,
The Santa Fe Nm Mexican. how-
evsf, sa*@%F the ilheI more i'm detail.
Its pahllcs&bsa al she Territorial capl-
ta1 an4 tts aksne occupation of thu field
e~t.ahIlng " tn spaak by the book. IL
says:
In addition. 'he debit ot the territory
of S~w Nc&eco In actual figures Is
sT42.aea IT, debts a the several
eo*nties. With which. however. .the
TERRITORY II %cw Mexico has nothing
10 DO ara which have n"vtT been as-
sagse3 b. the TERRITORY. amount Ia
ahaut g.. A0a9 .oasa. as shown bg official
publications heretofore In the cal
uEnhs nj The Hew Mexican. On The
otaeF hatd. The territory Of Arizona
mind yoss. not NJ the counties nj the
territory. hut the terrjtory-amoauts
In about oHe million dollars 1ver and
above the euttT" debit Of New Aexscu
and lfA several counties Indeed. New
Mexico ehuuld M t4c real complain
ant In this matter. With the excep
ton Of three counties. the several
counties ~ the territory are paying in
terest promptly and are steadily r.
dncing their debts. ar are rafundinp
them at a loWt ~ rate at Interest. New
No1ieo territorial securities command
q premium Ut from four to six pel
cent, md ev~n more I'm financial mar
kets. II In high lime that the Arix0na
antliolat statehood newspapers ard
politicians drop the comparison az ;ht
debts Of the two territories. Usually
comparisons are oAious aud In TIL,
case they are certainly odlous tn. Art
IONA and oC>3itable To New Mexican
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-01

.tcrrr'in2 ~ II rr> liu>Ins~ t-'~,~r
nj sle interstate csH7sns~rc" cr,s9r -
&it,a> shH grr,ss earnings II tAr r>:l.
rtsadS IT thu vntta1 States. cav. ;1az
approximately @;as%'o Es3tlsS ~ ~oea
win probably show tos the t3sea3 v~4r
eaA~d june -. m :ncrtass ~ u p@r
cens o~eF ih4 $G1a-i.tEe,s %h, ~arae7 in
1stS, This Will frc,Se g banner year
for American rai'wSadS, The official
figures viii not the available fo5 MI
The Euads tor months yet. but The IT.
H~tnaases that kase heen shown Esor,'a
er month give reason ~ expect ss,e
~ per rzpt incFea-Atouq1efepe
&#N&N%AA IF , - -. &. .-s
% ~&@
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-01

y "r, &: e>:s r":t~t~. .< -:
st'-* ~ e.. ~r' an n.""..'> &y.. f..
.'.. ,re'jt":.'u~ 49, .-'",.
- ~. I,1cN. 5.s. /. \
t..4
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-01

No part nf lndiaSao or pfa KentalesY
Y more seiant mss ox ihan ske
sgntry surrounding Las Yeas
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-01
roA TaC6aRT

Thomas TasGart. chairman ( n.
d'1r~'a'Ef u~tior4l c3r.Ht''". ~5'
rant resign. "hu' ~s+t qE..t1r =. e ~ i.
hen III" co,nmjt'pe. l. >: ~aote"% W.
y'|rs h~;tc"" Or csy~rs" Nj TA~a~,
will! "Q'siet)> strf, a,"}~ il. - -.
committee will se, - TIA. T&@ r. -
cratic lsartv v!yt :e~1 - f,r.) -. Il
80 into another pc~~5t@n' .-;- -@'
with Il Preach l..c~ $27i,-> = ~
I9s' why S''ns1d >:r, 7AEz4-' ~.,t -.
yeas< 'ttor" b. 0s,l. t!v ~t,i< :s..:s
Hasn't he already sis,ns r,,..5.,. & m.
az" t" hi> iarty"~Nn~ Va t::2i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-13
Teiiclnitise Snoianer.
Iie QuIt ant S6oubuoen.2eben 5iebt
bie HotbbGute in ole Scrne.

0le Hotbbdltte IN 0le ,Scrne.
8oibington, 9. g., Z. slpril.
- @ie nlon inn Griegsz Geportement
crfI1rt, bonoelt es lih bel ben olliriits
rcriihcn 9leguugen inter ocn nif
Sort Gill oetinirteu slpahe. Snoio.
nrrit melhe oroben, iid obne GrIaltb'
nib bon Der Helerpotion 3it entfernen,
oorin, ooB Die Ycb0rben ibnen tros
hires bringenoen Gerlongens unter.
iogt bobeii, iid) nit elmer rWilo Welt"
Sruppe oui oic 8ciie 5lt begeben.
Giele Snoioner lino Der Sorn nad)
NIT ibrcm greiien SGuptling @eroni-
mo @efangene bcs glrmeepoitens ieit
lonNen Sobren aber man bot lie
ourhoils nid)t in oriidenoer @efan=
gcnlhoit gebaltcn, lonoern lie nlr
oii oos Serrain Der Heierpation be,
ihrGnft uno ibnen iogor bGiliig ltr.
loub gum 9eillde onoerer Snoianer.
St6mme ertbcilt. Snfolge 0eiien lit
cS ibnen in ibrer ietigen Sage oenu
ol6 lebr gut gegotgen, ia, 10 gut,
bob, ols Dor etlihen Sobren Die Heoe
oopon mar, lie Der aufiid,t oes De-
portcnentS bes SSnnern 5u unterltels
len, bon oltlihcn bllmonit0ren Sc.
lcIlld)oftcn oogegen energild) Erotelt
crbobcn mlroc. ,Sn Den lebtcn Sabs
rem lit piclen Snoionern geltottet NOR.
ocn, lih Sdoilltcllilngen, iuie Die er.
mdbntcn. oii ibren Heiicn bilrb ooS
2ono on5uldlieBen. ilno babel babeu
lie boS So5oroipiel rnb nieles onoere
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lernt, pos grobe andiebungsfroft oiif
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ment bon peiteren bernrtigen gc..r.
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tion obne grloubnib 8li perlaiien.
Grnlt mohen peroen, iueil iie lid, Der
guSiihtsloligfeit zines iolden Begin.
mems bclpubt linb.
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