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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-28
49, and Club M tiers

The following invitation has been issued
10 an ante-nuptial courtesy to Miss Monte
Adams
Mrs. George Samuel Parker
Mrs. Thomas kirwin Lawrence
At Home
Miss Adams
Friday, November Second, Nineteen hun
bred and six
-Four 20 Six
Novelty shower Answer.
A number Of the married ladies residing
on the west side of the city have organized
the Entire Nous Club with membership
OF twelve. The meeting for organization
was held several DAYS ago with Mrs Il. X.
Lawrence Mrs. Tyler Haswcll was elected
president and Mrs. Seth Mo1dng, sccrc-
;s-y. The other members are Mcsdamcs
Frank Clarke, H. *. Lawrence, c.. S.
Parker, W. H. Oliver, Jno. b.. Frley,
]. W. Dorcmus. J.. A. McQuccn, ]. d.
Hinc. A. Mckenzie and 50. W. Sims.
Ir. The Club game s'fi.e Hunifei,
and mo- prizes are given. There afe three
table, Tor guests and one Cos substitute.
The hrst social meeting was held on Iu-
day afternoon with Ms. Dorcuus boo COM
pliment 90 her daughter, Mrs. I'd Hof-
man of Brcnham Mrs. Dorcmus intro
duced q pleasing ilno1 alton by the rcyers-
ing the usual order Of such entertainments.
and on arriving the guests found the tables
laid for a lovely luncheon. This was par
taken Of with a relish warranted by is ex-
cellence and daintincss, after which the
M
held the attention Of the ladies for a NUM-
Der OF interesting games.
The meeting Of the Bacheloreites yester-
day was postponed on account OF the foot
ball game al College The club will meet
next Saturday afternoon with Mise Vivian
and Ruby james.
The recital at the Texas Womcn's Col
lege on Friday evening was an excellent
demonstration of the perfect work being
done IN the two deparments-music and
oraiory represented on the program.
The first part Of the evening was devoted
20 the music department, and the audience
was pleasantly entertained by three piano
numbers, Misses Harris. Boltwrighi and
and tive voice, Misses Peale
and Glass.
The artistic manner in which the piano
students rendered their parts shows couclu-
siyely a fact thar is proved beyond refuta-
ton every time one of Prof. Lillebridges
pupils CONES before the public. and that is
that the Texas Women's College has as
director OF music a master whose ability a.
instructor is equal 20 his genius as musician
and composer.
The we'll trained voices Of Misses Peaie I
and Glass prove the eScellect training they
have been receiving from Mrs. Lillebridgc /
The selection by Miss Glass was an en-
quisiie production OF Prof. Lillebridge's |
and the charm OF is melody and the per
lection OF is technique attest his talent in
musical composition.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-28
SEPARATION SIGNED.
Duke and Duchess OF Marlborough No
Longer Live Together.

London, Oct. 27.-Afternoon papers
here quote the Manchester Guardian
as saying n deed OF separation between
the Duke and Duchess OF Marlborough
has been signed on the ground Of In
compatibility OF temper. by the pro
visions OF which the duchess keeps
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-28

Sunderland House London. and her
own dowry. but is precluded from go
ing 10 Blenheim. The document. Il is
added. was signed Oct %. The duke
is now az Blenheim and the duchess is
staying at Sunderland House.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-28

The oratory students, Misses Allen.
Buchanan, Goree, Wickes and Mr.. Kill
Tough presented this department TO the
public for the first time. Each number
called forth great applause and was enjoy
ed by very appreciaiiye audience. Be
sides showing 4 great deal OF talent these
pupils made evident the fact tuat they had
received very painsiaking training from
their instructor, DR.. Haley. Under the
direction OF DIR. HALEY il is hoped that or
atory will become one of the strong depart
.ments Of the college, and at some day will
be as strong . magnet for drawing stu
dents as the music department Is today.
The recital was followed by an informal
reception, which was enjoyed by all.
These delightful occasions, il u hoped.
will be more frequent in the future, As they
add 80 much to college life.
PROGRAM
MUSIC.
Piano. ..Papillions.. ...Crieg
Miss Harris
la)vocal. ~ Love Thee. 80. Forster
{b)Lullaby .................... Gayncr
Miss Peal t.ar
Piano. Song Without Words. .Mendelssohn
Miss Ruth Boaiwright
Vocal %. 81 Would That Could Quite
Forget ...........-....... ..Lillebridge
Miss Jane Glass
Piano. MaIurka. 80. ..Leschetirky
Miss lmogene Bradbury
ELoCUTioS
The Ride Of Death. ........Su Susie Allen
The Concord Road. -. Gussie Buchanan
The Polish Boy. Fannie Il. Goree
Regulus to the Carthaginians o. &C.. .,...
Roy Killough
The Wind in a Frolic 80 Edna Wickes
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-28

The meeting Of the Bacheiorcites yester-
day was postponed on account of the foot
ball game At College The club will meet
next Saturday afternoon with Misse. Vivian
and Ruby james.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28
FINE DOG HOSPITAL.
Detroit Has One That RiUdLS Those
for Human Beings.

In almost every city and town in the United
States there are veterinary surgeons, part OF
whose business is doctoring sick and injured
dogs and cats, but in Detroit there is n dog hos
pital where dogs have their rooms and numbers
their nurses and special diets, and are treated
and studied like so many human beings. When a
dog is brought to this hospital he comes in an
ambulance. unless his owners bring him. If
the animal is valuable one, and if his owners
can afford the expense. he is carried to a pri-
vate room. If the dogs owners are economical
he goes to a ward" where he may be in com
pany with dozen others.
When an animal enters the hospital its name
goes into a ledger, together with its owners. A
long slip such as is used in hospitals for hu-
man beings, is filed out The age of the dog,
its breed and the nature of its malady or in
Jury are first recorded. Then the dog under
goes a thorough examination by the doctor in
charge, instructions for it's treatment and care
are given and the animal has become patient.
With the exception of appendicitis, dogs are
subject to ailments that beset human beings,
and in the treatment pills, hypodermics. nerve
tonics heart stimuIants and nearly all other
drugs and medicines used by human beings are
employed. In this hospital surgical operations
are of daily occurrence. Legs are amputated,
lumors are cut out and internal organs re-
paired. Pulling and filling teeth are done almost
every day. There are many persons in every
city who possess old pets that they would not
part with for a great deal. but which suffer
greatly, and usually die, because they have lost
their teeth A doctor at this hospital is now
working to invent a set Of false teeth which
may be clamped to dogs jaws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28
SILK FROM SPIDERS.
France Trying to Make 1t a Com
nlerciaL Success.

The spider web gown may soon be a reality.
for the threads Of thousands Of spiders are being
carefully gathered. unwoUnd and woven INTO
shimmering siIken fabrics
On the island OF Madagascar this odd indus
try is carried on, under the direct management
Of the Governor. who has been appointed BY the
French authorities manager Of what is perhaps
the strangest factory in the world Here spiders
toll day and night and die from overwork and
from ignorance on the part Of the attendants
Therein lies the chief difficulty The spider
seems perfectly willing to spin out in the mango
groves OF its native land, but It grows sClky
when transplanted to the specially prepared cells
in the silk spinning factory OF Madagascar
These Madagascar spiders are the hardest in
sects imaginable to manage Indeed.they seem
to possess an impish desire to thwart al man
made plans and to battle all students Of their
habits. They even strike for shorter hours than
authorized by union laws, refusing to work
more than two hours day unless they feel just
like it. When the mood is on, they may spin all
day for two weeks at a time. with resultant
breakdown. Also. Mr. Spider may take IL into
his contrary head TO loaf entirely for a good
period, and no amount OF cOaXins or briblns
viii induce him spin
The 'haIabe," as the native calls the spider
has a beastIy temper. even IL he is an insect
and he not only fights his would-be captor in
the forests. but he leads tribal wars, In which
hundreds Of his kind are slain For no apparent
reason he viii pounce upon a relative or a one
time friend, and surprising him by the sudden
ness of the attack Will overpOwer him, and n
less than five minutes will have made meal OF
him.
| The female 'haIabe" is the more valuable, and
she is also the more ferOciOus. She frequently
gobbIes up her young. and even, in fit Of rage,
attacks her spouse Being the stronger, she IN
varfabIy overpOwers him. and she takes fe1+-
fish delight in devouring him at leisure. a fort
une awaits the man who viii civilize these VAL
liable insects. Until then the best that can be
done is TO keep close watch over the spiders in
| captivity, and be thankful that the fighters in
the freedom Of the mango groves breed quickly
/ and in great numbers.
| The native girls armed with nets, and with
| square covered baskets sIUng across their Shout
| ders, leave their huts in the cool Of the early
morning to surprise the spider in his home
among the mangOes. The nets resemble those
used 70 capture butterflies only they are smaller
| and Of a finer mesh The baskets are lined with
| soft grasses, and great care must be taken 20
keep the male and female 'haIabes" apart. else
| savage wars would be waged within the baskets
/ and only the few victOrs. MANNED most likely,
and the slain would be found within the baskets
when they were unpacked at the factory.
| The carrying baskets are large enough to hold
| Continued eighth page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28

people It was the city of idolaters, and was
noted for possessing the Golden
Baby image Of pure gold, which stood in
shrine In the royal temple. After this city
which Is supposed to have been a contemporary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28

among the Guatenalans. II is said that in ancient
times, when the world was young, beautiful
city stood there, with noble palaces and other
buildings, fine gardens filed with tropical verdi
ure and occupied by q happy and prosperous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28

by native divers. who are ready 20 DO down
when offered a small coin equivalent TO two OF
three cents OF our money, each hoping that he
may be the fortunate man TO find the Golden
BABY The legend Of the Golden Baby Is
strongly believed in By the people OF that
region"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28

towers and the CLEAN OF it's white buildings can
be seen by the fishermen through the water.
Native guides have recovered a number OF
strange pieces Of pottery and carvings from the
lake. Those OF my collection were brought up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28

Of Eineveh and Babylon-had hourished for
many centuries a great earthquake visited the
Land, and the city sank and was totally sub
merged. 1t now lies many fathoms below the
surface OF the lake, and on clear days its lofty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28

Continued on eighth page
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-29

&rantteit i6unsn nir, sur grrsidung
unfres 3ietss uHsbar MAIDEN, sptE1
mir BEN tiefasn gaiimfen bshiiflih
iino, ire 9efcsn nit 9eoulo un0
Btutb 81 ertpIsen, fi Is nHr9 tr6isns
Dag ermutbesrissn 3uipru@. lei e
oapurh. Dab mir in Fpsr 0siis 1srz
iutsH, ibre SeeaHfeH uon oer itdnoiz
gen Sdddftigun3 hamit db5ulenten.
eiHen suten 8ieuR eriDtiisu mir
tbnen. penH mir ibnsn 6e3eiten nis
grtenHtHiB na5s brirgsn. paB her
Wert5 uno oas Slid tss D1ieins
nitt Don Dsr @rfaauns eitlsr WiHz
ids, f0n0erH oon ber GrFHaung Ter
Bfihtsh uTao uon Der ue5erptuoung
Der 5ebler ab6dngt. 0ir iHo nun
etnmdI niht 81 unIesm 8ergnHgeR
IN bieie Neit geItsnt noroan, frrbern
oaBu, baB mir uHiere fttlifs psri0Hz
liftett gu i9rsr 656itsn GHtfaltung
5rlHsgu. I'm oieIe i6pere guFgabs
srtuasR 81 touHen, bsoiirfen mir uber
etHes feiten, beEdrrli6en Biaeus. Ser
ooH S~iuoes6eiHen an nit llmii6t ses
lhult Deroen muB.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-29

sas 5aH5s. lotsfdlti5 errittsis 5uH>
6lmert Der Qartei6srritait eri6ltiert.
alio heibt e c1ti caB cds bsitslenoe
Srittm 0oafommeH 1T cls aMtricas
Hiifs Bolt ieinn aaftEum nst ibm
auierleaten 8eiteuerun5 oeroantt; CAP
UNI 10 rei6er miro. L msbr nan es
(3u @unltsn eer be0cr3ultsH BeHigsD
6tttaeri MD K 60sete Qrsiie Is 5us
foi3e oer 9eHsuerung fir feline Be-
6IrfHiHe lblsn muB. uHo eaB bic
8tidIporier CIR 51rifteoiFOH, inoem
ie fir bic Hie0rigere Steusrn uno ME-
brisers preifs eiHtreten, lie rationale
proiperitdt ifdH6ltter 0die gu uns
tergra6en trahten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-29

Sin Slid biuter bic . u
Iiifen Der 6o6fiudn5. ~
6eRrp 8. Rogers. Rpdsieler's 61tipt=
~tbeiibaber in Der Stdn6dt0 Oil
60, lit pou 9unSesri6ter 9utHam in
Bolton perurt6etlt muroen. Der Ban
Staie @ds 81. 81, 100000 3uriit5ube-
3ahlen uno 9,ei6jeitig puroe Elm Sc
ri6tsrefereHt nit Grmittelun3n odrd-
hr betraut, p6 Rogers ridt nod nett
b0hsre 3lbIaHasn gu leiitsu BABE. Ro=
gers TAR Dor 3ebn Sdbrsn S1tpulier
Der Ban State @as 50. poR 9eIapdre
uno lljtete ii, oieitr 1st0ri3en Ceridies
oeuen 91sanftdlten in Bolton, Rpr=
burn UNI arcersn 8orfGoten. ,J6m
mar cine Me6rheit Ter attisR in oieIen
uuterntfmeu iitsrtrdgen sporoen, urio
er mar un5ei6rdutter SER. Roaers be-
JAP gu Qleiter 3eit aud bic 4ctiens
mehrbeit in Ter @rootlius @as So. uno
in or 8orheitsr @as 81, spei gsfdbrs
lihRn Wlit6enerbern bsr Ban State
So. QIs nun cine cupitdlsFdbige neus
Gsieuifaft i'm 5elos erihieu unb BE-
csutsris u~ieor;gep @dsprsiie 6ers5nete,
ols Die aIten @eieaiddften. psriuBerte
9o1ers ieine 4ctisn in osr g8rootlire'
uuo in Der .9or6eIter" an bic Heue
gsTeuItdft ~ $6,C62. 061. QIs Sad.
matter Der Ban State @us 81. i6toB
er glsih5eiti9 nit Ter nsueR @eis1i9dft
Elm M6tommsn al. npfiir er ron oieitr
100000 Gaaraeao uno Ittien i'm
Uertse Don 100000 srfielt UNI in
Die 5di6e itedte. Der Rt6tsr eat nun
tntihieoeu. bah er ais 5ahUdlter po6l
gu einer @sr9dtunl bertftigt isi olB
dber miueeitsns ole 0dlfts. penn niht
msar. esr Summf 0er alien 9eisQs
it)1it 5utomms.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-29
..Stand pas!'s

SIN SDmmsr6eim oes 8rdFpeutsn
purlt in 0inFbt aui Gle tomneuoe
goa9tsBpasl Qlrteitriessrat5 getlls
ten. C2r Sputer Cannon mar
ouratroi 1er isit 3l6r uu2 1ol rtt
9du5e UiIdt itiutr SttlluH4 dui2.
mld1! bat sur W(uuotcoimahlml uuO
83ltitglur1 dner l%erenil.n repu1ii
CaIiitH BarttigengHtn. Die eaa Set
! LIS s,s EcdiduBpnss riht ir5cu
utg.u. uuo Gem rds Uort .3lriiIt
form Gittsoeuteno NIT 4lrteipeG
ratb III. tugRr ujht NIT 9ducesotr=
rate. llno Der Reue 8oritbsr 0es Son
Qyebul5,1asiduIes ser 4drtei. Shg
man con 9lco Yort. pem ith 0l5
N|oltainttr6t in ben TolariuruNu
tet 1thuBten Tdbritdnten uerioypegt.
uno net nam sir 9eyH1igun9 altr
elcldjiBtcp oit Steat tetttjoei, Die gor
ibM Ger in eer 1oriifyole un3uoeridi
ilae Nertttttr res Neitens. 8dbtot
lus 0j9Coufn. ctu9enomren 5lttc csy
SUR Styaie ieiugr Sinoen s1bib
ur3 attspnae.t rorcm Int. lluo cey
Sttr.tir ct5 Wlhtausidu1ss uEY =
Mat 5u rtratRn = Der SdaBmsiitty,
3elos l,eid fags pom &cpi bis sur
Satt EUt8onrtr. HIM odreb5n ais
G5serslit Gar SeHatcr QtHyoie ans
NeugiD.r1u,tG. rem 0auptihug5cn
G-4+e 800, r+tt, i>orf ttr chm, fetDps
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-29

Sir 9ranouH8 elmer u Il
beiterPartei. Tds @pscuz
tiDcomite Der american 5Gee
ration Of 9abor" Fat oag Sam
Paguez grD3ramm Der n5eaeration@
perofeHtlitt. Diefes an ale organic
trte Qrbetier uno lire 5reunee 9eri6
tete RunoidEei5en lit bes9alb BON boz
BEN Suterehe, neil Is tbatid6lih bic
@rjnouHg elmer ueuen 4rbeiterpdrtei
pOrIiebt uno omar unter Ter 8e9riins
oung, baB 5isber ale gerIuhe ser Qr=
better i6re Gage our9 politii6e Mitz
tel 81 0er6tHern, an Dem BtDerftan6
ODER Ger Gleih9altigteit Der 5eitebenoen
politii9en qarteieu gsi6eitsrt feien.
Sn 0ieiemPtp8ramm piro erllGrt, Dap
Die mdfti9e 9ensguug Der @eperts
i6dFts = 8ersinigunssn beItre6t lei,
nit ZEN i6neaen 0sfid auf 9em Sc
Diet Der Sn0uItrs gleifen G6ritt 3u
bdlten, unO ooB bic Qrbeifer nur cann
Die i3neu 3utommenee StenunQ be-
Raupten t6nnten. nenn fs iih organiz
frsn. Ges peitsreH tpito pdrgele9t
oaB ods, mas bic 4r6sittr Don FER IRE
gierung UNI Der GeieGI6aft osrlangen,
ni6ts me5r iei. ais mas audi ioen9ertre
tern dnoerer 8srufsclaHen 5u5eitaRsen
Fptdo. Die Don Der Amsriean 6eoeras
ttoH Of Gator gepldnts Gampa9ne@, 10
bsiBt es in Dem Prclramm p0rtIi6,
bat f9ren @runo BARN, ndB ioldaH
SeieBen. Die oon ReuorgaHiiirten Or
beEtern dusaear6litet uno Dem gongreB
unterbreit:t DuroeR, penig oeer gar
teine QufHertiamtelt lei6eHtt noroen
II, o6pobt Osr 3psd oieier 8sieBe muir
Der mar, bem e|ep0bnliGeH Bolt nur
o%leieutsen &ehte uuo prioiit6ien gu
oerinaffeu. 81 oenen Is bers6iigt lit. .
Die p~ouitdnotge Rieoerla5e aler
zen 5oroerungen Ger Qr6sitsr ieinnlj6
cher glei6giilttg 6essni5 srie1enOen
8olltiter gpirb ais erite glufJd6e Be-
Sei6nst. 1dls ttine Der 5ei6eH BAR
teteu ioIbe 5oroeruugtn beriidii6tigen,
W. YIN IktktNA AAGEFNtlr0A lbItpAA ku@
mint ner0eu. gs MUS od3u er
ma6nt, bic 8epegung uitt in Qemters
jdgo Ousdrten gu tdfen, Rur Union
Ieute BON betaHnter Snteaigen3 Gbr=
lihteit uHb Sreae gu nominireH uuo
i'm 9otbfal our uuteriHibung Der Ri
ueritdts 4artei in 5en tetreFfenpen Di-
f~tricten 1nter 9teigHeten 8%eOinsuuesu
81 itreiteH.
gum S6luB pirs auf oas 8siIpiel
Der eRgiiitsu Qrbeiter hin1enieltn,
oie in BEN Rbten @a6len "a Unions
Ufit9teoer in cas Qarlament qsIanot
hdtten. uHo 3ur TpEtemattIfen Qusz
Ifiihrung her porgetegten 9oIittt Elm
aus Samuel @ompers, Somss C'Gons
nelI uro 6rant Worriion beits6erises
nQabor REORGANIZATION Committee
dnqetiiroiQi. an weldes ale 4rfpds
geH nm ni5ere Qustuuft geri6tet yperz
ben ipleu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-29
graaOent uno 0onarcG.

9rdil2eut aooiepelt Eat an ale nit
oer geaufFhtiguHg oon G%ontulctarz
bsileH fir BE 8unoespeaieruns 5ez
trdut,n geamtsH Die Gueiiurg erge6eH
laHen. ii5er ale GerisbuH8en ses Q6ts
ltunoen9siebes ieitens ber gontractos
reH prompt an biz 9uncssdnpaItiddft
gsrift 81 eritattsn uno 3u3leih Disisr
d~nbefoblsn. 9eseR ale las SeieB prs
lebteH0en goHitdctoren qeritti6 bors
3~u5t5en uno ie CUR 8sfeuifait gu
3e6eH. lie 9oiten ioi6sr gerfabym
perosn Dom 8unoe gu tra9sn ieiu.
Dtier neueite GrlaB oss BrdFoeHs
ten 1T Don grobter geoeutung uno
IragDeite urlo Dito bic Dsri6ieoenfe
8eurt5siluug finben. Die otganifrte
4r6eit 0iro iI5ilirsn. Sn Qrbeitge6ers
t~retien. 5eionosrs in osnen genifer
GROCER Snbufrien, piro Der GrlaB Be
ftiir3un5 uBb Sorge uHo 8ornmdt6ile
WJoerfdHosluit DedaH uRo bieieni.
gen Gon9rsbmitglisoer, bic Hiht nit
6out INN 61dr Mr Administration
ii6 3u ei5en Qa6u, ner5en BARN nobl
etRen GiH5riff Der Administration in
ibrs Rsbte, einen nsuen 8emsis fir
41dih,eHt 8oOieoets Qeigung our
Sll5fbsrriihteit uuD gum Selbit5err-
i6ertbum is5sn. Quh in 6reiten Dir
8erlreltn piuO man 81 oieiem NIUE
item oStrei6" Oss graGhentsn ben
8opf ifittein IND ibu dls l~ls6ergriff
Der Administration 5euten. unD ni6t
gang nit unre6t.
penn u5er ebeu bic 5ra9e, bic
iebt Der prdiDent NIT tintm 6eoer
3uge eHti6ieO. BAT Der GongreB in iei'
Esr IeBien Iagun9, uuo i6on fruber 5u
Osridieoeneu Ulalen. bes GGn3eren b.
rdt5en, es ater abgeIe9Ht. eeu Wjns
ittn Der organiTrteR 4rbeit na63us
tomuRn un0 has 6~eits6enbe 8sieB Ia.
BIN 81 dmenbtren. SAB es 4iliht Der
8unoesbedmten mare nd 0ooon gu
~d5er3eu8su, olB es hf0igt miro. begD.
iioer stpajgs 9er.ebunqtn 3u beri6
ten. uh0 9fliht oer 8ln6esauuaIts
itoft, nab e~rfol9ter Mt(ouul ccer
Beruncidtion BON un0ertr 51ite Qsg2n
bic 8etrefieuoen %por3I1e6eH. stebt bat
oes YrdTctnt aus ei5erer 0f1ttpoa.
tommen5eit d~Hbtiobien, odB oas az
ihebe, mus geieblid a%R8aoroner l,er
Gou8WB IT'D tistdn1 psi9erte. 1dmit
iebte f6 r9r 9rdioent un'treitiq i5er
ben GOn8rsb 6inpes uH0 as ira9t Iid
nun, Oh er o13u berehtigt mar ooer
ni9t.
Das formelt Reht bat Der grdii
bent pc6l fir li6; troBcen lit ss 3I
%beodueru. CAP er rem S6ritt tGdt. QIs
Ter GoHQreB oieies @}tieb erijtB, nod
te er Ff oIr orlaHifrten Qr5eit gsidl
lig trDsiieu unD h1b.i 0iemauoem
pebg tbun. 8esbdl6 mierlieB ey Is,
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