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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25
BIG.AMY IS POSSIBLE.
High Life Scandal I'm New York Takes
New Turn.

New York, May 25.-Mrs. Gould is
said to have made disclosures to
Bingham along a new line, with the
possibility the postoffice department
may investigate charges that mail
has been tampered with Abe Hum
mel is said to have written her Of
fering his services in calling off de-
tectives. The story is hers that For
mer Inspector Byrnes had detectives
on her trail to establish the fact that
she had husband living. The dis
trict attorneys office may take a
hand and investigate the report that
money was paid detectives.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25
WILL DEVELOP MINES.
Neil, Hofer and Paul Going to Powd-
er River District.

s. p. Neil, proprietor Of the Srlpa
Ranch dairy in Camas Prairie, is in
town purchasing supplies for trip
into his mines in the Powder River
peaks. Gus Paul and George Hofer,
Joint owners with Mr.. Neil of the
mines Mars and Jupiter. will leave in
a few days for their property, where
they will spend the summer in sink
ing shaft in one of the tunnels of
the Jupiter and further extending the
tunnel of the Mars mine. Snow lies
on the high peaks until late in June
and the men will he engaged in road
building until that time.
Mr.. Neil has leased his dairy cows
for the summer and will he out of
the butter making business until late
In the fall.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25

San Jose, May 25.-Ir an incendi-
airy fire this morning. which nearly
Brown, the Lavertis stables AMI
Union lodging house. John McDon-
aid. a roomer in the lodging house,
was cremated. The body was re-
covered. 1t is believed there were
other victims. Twenty horses were
burned.
Firemen discovered bucket con-
tanning oiled rags and a lighted can
die. Similar buckets are believed to
have started the fire.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25
FILING TIE PETITIONS.
Referendum on University Approprl-
alton Has 029o Names.


A Salem correspondent says of the
University Of oregon referendum pc.
titlons which are now ready for sil-
Ing;
Petitions signed with 6292 names
for the referendum Of the state uni-
verslty appropriation kill, carrying
an annual appropriation of $125, 900,
were placed on file with the secretary
Of state this morning by George J.
Pearce, Cyrus H. Walker and Eu-
gene Palmer. The bulk of the sig
natures We're obtained in Linn coun-
ty, about 1000; Waldo Hills district OF
Marion county, about 1000; Benton.
500; Clackamas, 250; Polk, 200;
Multnomah, 500 (St. Johns and Ar
leta districts); Washington, 200;
Wasco. 200; Umatilla, 200I about so
from Junction precinct, Lane coun-
ty, and about 20 from Lincoln coun-
ty.
The petitions were gone over care
fully by c. n. Arthur, of Portland,
an alumnus Of the university, and
Senator Bingham of Lane county,
and numerous discrepancies were
discovered, but these gentlemen de-
cline to state whether or not the pc
titions will be contested. None Of
the petitions will be contested. None
of the petitions contain the requisite
warning clause, and many OF them
are falsely certified to as being from
certain counties when the addresses
Of some signers upon the sheets are
given in a different county.
Many of these sheets may be
thrown away when the official can
vass is made.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25
KNIGHTS RETURN.
Victorious Team of Damon Lodge
Bring Back the 500 Silver Cup,
Won in Contest.

Covered with glory, the victorious
degree team of Damon lodge No. 4, of
the Knights of Pythias of this city,
has returned home from the grand
lodge session in Portland, bringing
with them the second silver cup won
by the team in the contests of the
grand lodge sessions.
Most of the members of Damon
lodge returned home on the delayed
train this morning and the remainder
will come in this evening. The team
and visiting members of Damon ladge
are enthusiastic over their victory In
Portland and feel that the remainder
of the state will have to brush up
considerable to prevent the Pendleton
team from bringing home every 800
cup offered as prize by the grand
lodge.
The two trophy cups now repose in
the lodge room of Damon lodge,
where they are the pride of the MEM
bers and the admired of all knights
who behold them.
The silver trophies won by Damon
lodge are now on display in the WIN
dows OF RAIDERS furniture store,
where their artistic beauty Is attract
Ing much attention.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25

Boise. May 25.-orchard's complete
confession is at last In possession Of
the defense in the Haywood murder
trial. This is the worst blow yet sus-
tained by the state and the interests
who back the prosecution, as the
state has planned to keep the defense
in absolute ignorance of what Or
chard would say, in order that they
would be unable to produce witnesses
who would contradict IT. How the
leak occurred is unknown, but the
jubilant attitude of Richardson and
Darrow indicates they believe they
have at last penetrated the states
armor, and are now in a position to
protect their clients. II Is acknowl
edged the defense has outwitted the
prosecution, which is openly alleged
to be the reason for the frequent
clashes between Hawley and Darrow.
The attorneys for the defense were
jubilant when court reconvened this
morning. over the two decided vic
tories scored Friday:
Darrow gained one by having Bee
ry exposed by the court for bias, and
Richardson the other when. by in
voking Roosevelt's undesirable cit
izens" letter he eliminated from the
box Talesman Letter. who. although
declaring an absolute prejudice
against the Miners Federation, yet
20
As soon as court reconvened today
the defense began the examination Of
Finley and Mclean.
Darrow says It will be impossible
to complete the jury from the pres
ent venire. and that another adjourn
ment cannot be avoided.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25
Five Percmptory Challenges Left.

Boise. May 25.-J. E. Toutellotte,
an architect, was accepted by the
state, who peremptorly challenged
George Mcintyre.
Mclean qualified. subject to per-
emptory challenge. The defense then
challenged John Whitelock.
The defense had three and the pros
ecution two peremptory challenges
left. and but 16 veniremen remained
of the special panel when recess was
taken.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25
FAVORS MOTOR VEHICLES.
Kuroki Leaves for Japan June 10
Via Pacific Coast.

Boston. May 25.-General Kuroki,
who is being entertained here, de-
clares that motor vehicles are prefer
able TO horses for military purposes.
tic is studying them as he travels.
He next goes to Chicago and the
Pacific coast. sailing for Japan June
TO-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25
OPEN NEW CHURCH ON FRIDAY, MAY 81

the evening and complete program
will be published next week.
On Sunday June 2, this church
building will be dedicated by Bishop
Moore of Portland. but the opening
OF the church building to the public
will really be celebrated on Friday
evening when this recital is given.
The people Of the city and county
are cordially invited to attend the
opening event in this magnificent
building. which is one OF the very
best In the northwest.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25
Baseball Games,

Tacoma, May e5-Tacoma 0, Alb.
erdeen 9.
Spokane, May 25.-Butte s, Spo-
kane 4.
OAKLAND. May 25.-oakland o, Sar
Francisco /. IL innings.
Vancouver, May 25.-Seattle H.
Vancouver 6.
Portland, May 25.-Portland O
Los Angeles 8.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25
Death Expected at Any Moment.

Canton. May ,25.-Three physicians
made a statement at noon: Condi-
tion is less favorable: takes less
nourishment with increased difficult
ty. Not in pain, but improvement is
hardly expected.
I.ater.-Is sinking rapidly and may
die at any minute. The heart fails
to respond to stimulants. Rixey and
relatives are awaiting the end.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25

The opening Of the new stone
church just completed by the M. L.
church congregation in this city will
be celebrated on Friday evening, May
II, with an organ recital and musical
program Of unusual merit.
This will be the first use of the
new church and unusual interest will
attach to this feature AS well as tho
excellence Of the program which will
be rendered.
Some of the best musical talent In
the northwest has been secured for
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25
VIII Investigate Mobbing.

Washington, May 25.-Upon repre-
sentations of Ambassador Aoki, tn
president has directed the department
of justice to thoroughly investigate
the reported attack by San Francis
co mob upon Japanese restaurant,
where the building was demolished
and the proprietor barely escaped
death.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25
PLOT TO AssAssINATE KAISER.
Germans and Russians Are Involved
In the Scheme.

London. May 25.-Berlin reports
say the arrest of several Russion stu
dents recently showed a well laid
Russian and German anarchist plot
TO assassinate the kaiser. Thirty-five
persons, including three women,
were arrested. Twenty-Five were re-
leased upon proving innocence, while
six were expelled from the country.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25

Kiev, May 25.-Twenty Russian
peasants were wounded by Cossacks
Friday during a riot on a counts
estate. The peasants used axes and
scythes and fought for several hours.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25
TWO cREMATEO IN
A SAN JOSE FIRE
Other Bodies Will Probably
Be Found, as Many Are
UnacCounted For.
FIRE UNQUEsTIoNABLY
OF INCENDIARY ORIGIN

Lodging House, Feed Store and Liv-
cry Stable Were Burned, and With
Them Twenty Horses-Firemen
Discover Abundant Evidence That
the Conflagration Had a Malicious
Origin-one Body Identified, the
Second Too Badly Burned to be
Recognized.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25
John Wilmont Under Arrest.

Chicago, May 25.-The po-
lice were notified today of the
arrest of John Wilmont. for
mer president of a New York
insurance company. and gen.
eral manager of the National
Producer of Gas & Power
company, with a capital Of
s10,000.000 Tin which Grover
Cleveland Is a directory In
Montreal. He is charged with
passing bogus checks, securing
$500 from the Shanka COM
pany, builders Of factories.
He had the $500 cash when ar
rested.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25
Fears Poisoning.

New York. May 2E.-Mrs Howard
Gould made the sensational state
ment to General Bingham this after
noon SHE lives in dread of poisoning,
and showed letters warning her. She
is unable to discover their author
ship.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25

Speaker Cannon denies positively
that he Is tariff reform candidate
for president. The denial includes
both presidential ambitions and tar
iff reform sympathy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25
RUSSIAN PEASANT OUTBREAKS.
Council of Governors Will Meet to
Discuss Measures.

st. Petersburg, May 25.-Premier
Stolypin has summoned the provincial
governors here to confer as to the
peasant outbreaks and plans to sub
due them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25
Cyclone In Northern Texas.

Fort Worth, Texas, May 25.
Eight members Of one fam
lily. who were gathered under a
heavy chimney in the center of
their home, were seriously in
iured during a severe storm
which swept over Benton coun-
ty. The house was overturn-
ed. Scores of families escap-
ed by going into storm cellars.
Tho cyclone covered a small
area A dozen houses and
barns were demolished. Fa-
talities are not reported.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25
MRS. M'KINLEY DYING.
Sinking Rapidly and Can Live But a
Few Hours.

Canton. May 25.-Mrs. McKinley's
heart is weaker and its action irreg-
Mar. The change forecasts the end.
Her relatives are told she might live
through Sunday. Portmann, Rymann
and Rixey will consult this morning
and issue statements.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25
Chicngo What Mar,pet.

Chicago, May 25.-Wheat opened
9S SIS, closed 1902; corn opened 5S SIS,
closed same; oats opened ~ Ia, clos
ed AZ 9-4.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25
Many Lodgers Unaccounted For.

San Jose, May 25.-Another body,
unidentified, was recovered at noon,
and it is feared more are in the
ruins. Many dodgers are unaccounted
for,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25
Telephone Girl Crematcd.

burnside. KY, May 25.-Telephone
Operator Bessie Tombs was cremated
whom the exchange burned this morn
Ing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25

]. N. Livingstone. former sheriff Of
Grant county, now living on the Mid
dle Fork. IL said to he very nearly re.
covered from the stroke Of paralysis
which he suffered about two years
ago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25
EXPECT MORE
INDICTMENTS
San Francisco Grand Jury
Finds More Evidences of
Mentality and Fraud.
SEVEN OF THE DEFENDANTS
APPEARED AND GAVE BOND

On All tile Indictments Returned
Yesterday-An We're Defendants
Before, OH Various Charges--A
Settlement of the Brewers EN-
ployes' Strike Is Possible Tonight,
Which Will Remove the Horror of
Impending Alcoholic Thirst Upon
the Lords Day-$75O,OOO in Bali.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25
Theodore TiltOn Dead.

Paris, May 25.-Theodore Tilton
died here this afternoon, aged 10
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25

Meyer Cohn. a Harrisburg, Pa,
man, shot and killed himself at Van
couver, r. c.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25
PENDLET0N CAS-
PLANT At WORK
First Coal Was ShoveIed Into
the Retort by Mrs. 7. T.
Geer at Noon Today
PLANT is MODERN IN
EVERY PARTICULAR

Interesting Explanation OF the Un.
Avoidsble Reasons Why Gas In q
Small Town Is More Expensive
Than in a Larger: No Way of IT'LL
izing By-Products In the Manufac-
ture OF Sulphuric Acid and Dyes
The Company Has I'm Hand Gas
Stoves for Utilizing the Output.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25
DEFENSE HAS
CONFESSION
Acknowledged to Be Worst
Blow Yet Sustained by the
Haywood Prosecution.
ORCHARDS FULL STORY
IN THE HANDS OF BARROW.

Defense VIII Be Able to Counter on
the State With Far Greater Effec-
tveness Than They Could Without
the Observation-Disclosures Gets Rid
OF Two Objectionable Jurymen
without the Necessity OF Using Per-
emptory Challenges to Do So-An-
other Special venire Unavoidable,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25
KUNHA WOOL SOLD.
Echo Sheepman Sold 6s.O00 Pounds
at ~ IL at Private Sale Yester-

Joe Kunha, the well known sheep
man of Echo yesterday sold his clip.
consisting of $4,000 pounds. to
Charles Green. representing Kosh-
land Brothers of San Francisco, for
10 1-o cents per pound.
There are now about 100000
pounds of wool stored at Echo which
will perhaps be sold at private sale.
as no sale date has been fixed for
that place rs yet.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-25

Governor Mead Of Washington has
announced his candidacy for renomi-
nation and re election.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04
Mfilnttenbe Sem0rfninger
til 6orbanolingen ON
S9gmanospirflOmbeo.

Den 5or6anoIing, iom MI for en-
|9fo bar oaret fsrt Der / Bfuott,
nener jeg M fra min Sioe al Oare
faroig til at ofilutie Os Oil ou al
lerfert ganIte tort neone @angan
/ ben.
5orbanolingen bssDnote meo, at
ser bleO OH~entlisgjort noels ReSler
'or 9agmanOsDirfiom6eO / Den for
ensoe airte. 0isie saegler angreb
.jeg o9 fagoe: at ZEN 99gmunosOirfs
iOmbeo, iom ben ! oisie Resler fore
iIaaeoe, par uIutberif, utirtelig %
ubi6slit." iad Tom Ger Opfororin9er
til mig ON at beoiIe, 6oao jeg buoz
DC iogt. Seq fit Oa en- Qrtifel Ops
.Iaget | nDunfferen," bpori ieg frems
ferte mine geoiier ION fslger:
III lutberff; tbi y 9isTe Regs
Ter foreilaar. al 2agm9no itdl pras
cite, oerimoo taler Quosb. GonT.
Qrt. IA, ION Tiger: ySn9en bsr /
airten ofentlig lore saer ~forOalte
Satramenterne, meOminore ban oers
til er r~ettelig taloet." p s oenns
artitel er bette, al lRre ofentlig pg
~foroalte Sdtrdmenierne, Iat lige
brit, og bet er oerfor ututberit al
i9tte Den ferlie Del at oette Gms
teOe Ell Erin neo og laoe en- Qegs
mono uofsre BET, me0ens ban life
maa uOfpre ben fioite Del. 3 Den
lut6erite 9irte binder fine preiter
REQ eoligt 2efte ON, at De oil for
iDnoe @u0s Orb rent" og .purt",
oerfor mad oct bore uliltberlt at
Ienoe prr0itanter no uoen al bin
Dc Dem Deo noget iom bsllt gefte.
Gtirfelig; tbi: y Oct er 8ruO
pda tirtelig Sroen at sere, Iom Oe
pmtalte Hegler foreiIaar, at Iaos en-
areositprelie gre oct. iom tilbsrsr
cen bele &irte (GamfunosD mem
fig: uSienoe praOitunter, befaite
airtens QGrsitoI. p Oct er ogiaa
8ru0 pan firtelis Oroen, bOao 8eg
lerne ~foreIIaar, at ienOe iddoanne
praoitunter til paItorater. 6oor Der
sr pr9ifsr anfatte, oa oct Diloe bare
Fremmeo ~Snoblunoing / oisfss Ser
nina. tbibefft; tbi De, fom ffal
99re Yr9oifanter, altiaa beir9os
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04
,gibelen | gernenes
0aano."

Meo fad Oro bill ri Der benleoe
Opm9rt paa en- Irtitel
pda 6. Sioe, betitlet nunoerpisning
j Religion." Def er, iaa ret Ri for
ftaar. y8riiteligt 0ugblaO"s Reouss
tyr, Bait. 8. Mdttbieien, Der er
Nrtitlens 5orfatter. Oerimoo er oct
Decent 2ehmdnn, Der fsrit bar
RAFT Opmartiombeoen for Den Sag
Ger pm6dnOles.
Den Sante, iom Doc. Qebmdnn
epr fg til salsmuno for, bar for
b9ret bersrt Der / 8laoet, men mer
fan set Def bener life tdloes. Msn
Den FOREIGNER at t-n.rs frem og BIZ
be praftifsrst.
Der er blaaOt sort J6lf. feri;a
tlan0t Osn Der / 9aBoet opOofsenOe
SlGgi, dlifor rillee aenOif TAB i'll
rgsgsrnes go5" uSsn goiol II
itor Stuoe FOR Dor 8irtes Gremtlo
og oermeo ogiaa for SUBS Rigss
6remgans os Sjales Grelie. Msn
hporodn ffal bort Jolfs 8ibeltuuo=
fab blioe ~Torsget? NOR life peo at
tegnnoe meo gernene9
Men lao mig lutte MI, og tag ida
cg l9s n9onte Qrtifel og oberpej
hpao Der iiges.
d. 81. 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04
99amanospirfiombeben
igen.

,glif mig, og lao mig oct pios"
DisIe Orb of en- engelft 6eoninge=
missioner ran0t mig | 9u. od jeg
fbsleoe meo 5anfen ON at futile
qenoptuge Oisfusiipnen ~angaaenOe
2egmanosmisIionen.
Sea bar nemlig liggenoe for mig
Here 9reDs, Ger betegner osnne Dis
tusiion Iom .forargelig", .ub9roig"
og ION .Stri0 og Stenoeri mel
lem greiterne". Gr oct Q9iereft els
Ter 5orfatteren. Ser b9rer SfplOeu
for, at oenne DistusfiO on tarafteriz
feres faaleoes2
S6i paa ielDe Sagen fan Stpls
Den life lngges.
S~miolertio = fdo Sfploen ligge,
hbor oen mud, og LAD, bDem Der pil,
tifegne ia oen Snotrbffet,
fom n9bnte Orb er l1otrbf for, er
faure ubeloigt, og Ri maa preDe
bore Disfusioner at Dogts os for
at gipe fligt Snotrbf.
Og bDao bar oct fad meo be am
fsrte Or0 at gore2 SO, MI tommer
oct. Seq tDiDler fife pau, at De gres
nre. fom bar 0eltaae! | 0enne Die
fnsiiOn, elifer binanoen, / bbert SAILS
I noosn @rao. Wen in6rsmmes mao
oct %piffnot, at a~nrligheoen til grg=
irene er tommen aft for li6t til
Gbne unoer Oisfusfionen.
Gu mda hi 10 bel bufte pud, at
hi er life Den bejefte Genitano for
binanoens a9rligbeo. Rarligbso til
Cub og bans Orr -4arligbeo
til Sanobe6en nad altio babe
Iortrinnet for Dor 49rligbe0 til
hindn0en elIer boeranore. Ut Dids
fortie fin Ooerbsoisning ON Suno=
beoen for at un0aaa at its0e IN
imoo en- grooers Opfattelis, bet biz
Be bife en- Bfp6astigbeo, fom II
Hriifne uDnroig.
W2en oe to fan NOT forliges, -
fq6eo til San0beoen og aors
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04
l..

tSua oil ri msfterIe 0s 9eoiIer, Ioin
gdit. Qnoerien anferer Iom 0runz
Dc for i'm Care. Den fsrits finoer ri
l. pet. 2, 8. Def Steo, 6opr alt
Cubs 5Olt taloes praiter, og bpors
ira Ri altiau bar 9~eneDnelIen: Oct
alminoelige pr9Tteosmme". 9etis
Steo fan umuligt bsOiie, al set er
CUB pelbebageligt. at n2agmanh"
pr9oiter. Ser flyer apoltelen 10, at
aft SUBS Soft ital rfortnnoe". os
bet beDiier netop, at ban life ber
tdlsr ON vpraoiten", tbi ban tunOe
umuligt opforore baooe ManS,
aDinoer og gsrn til at praoi.s;
men De ital bog aae pers mso til
at fOrtpnoe Seiu 9pOer. Os laTsr
oi bele aapttlet | Sammenbang, faa
Ter ri osTaa Hart moi, at oen Maas
De, qpoItlen Diloe, De ffuloe fprfnn0e
pdd, par oe0 at leDe ct bellt1t Stp,
fad De fatts ct goot gfsempel baaoe
for bOeranore inobbr6es % for Dem,
iom bar uoenfor. Oct n9Tte Steo
er /. 2or. IA, 81. Ser | bette 9apis
tel taller pdulus iii ben torintblIte
Menigbeo ON, al Der oaiun iful Oere
goo Orben beo be Wpoer. boor Ne
troen6e fommer Iammen FIR at fl's
meo bberanore til f1les -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04

er lea od pts pda, at os buroe funne
ongdaenoe oenne Sag. Og je9 tror,
iom iagt. Od pgfud. De bar part
Get unoer oenne 8istusiion. Oar
Der tommen en- 5jenoe uoefra, Oilos
eenne min 3dnfe not oare blepen
tetr9ftet. W1en = pi MAJ o91dd
lao 9rooerterligbeoen TONNE til
Spne. Oct bdaoer bddoe Sdgen oJ
Gem, Der 0eltager | Orstelien =
cg 29ierne meo, ON man tan fele:
eet er Dog 9rsore. DER tribes / fol'
les aerlisbeo til 9uo os bans au'
benbarsoe SanobeO. og De elifer bin
aDoen / Opristigbeo.
Min gumle Ben, puftor 5. pes
teriens Rado ringea9ter jes insenz
lunoe. Sfdl beaer lite paaitda. oct
lite bar beoIt at felge Set. Wen
lao mig iiee, bDoroon jeg ier pad
oen Sag.
5or oct fgrite mener jes, at De.
e- en- iaare ube1oig 5io. eaer Sds
gems Oreftelie er naaet til Ct ials
Sant Staoe. at en- Afbrboelis NJ
|riloe pere iaare ubelOia. aae in
teresiereoe Barter o9 Samfunoet /
fin 6el6eo pil0e p9re odarli9t tent
meo, ON ieg MI lutteoe 8ldoet for
Den Says pioere Oreftelie. Def beos
fte sr tilbase.
5or oct dnoet fan ieg life TONNE
fort fra, al ri 10 iburoe spes op til
lat funne 0istutere ct 0agens
Spergsmaal pud en- Iadoan Wtddoe.
at 99Ierne fan babe buaoe 9i90e o.
8apn oeraf. Oertil Dor ri tomme
Der fan tomme andre SpsrgsmauI
Icp bldnot os, 6porom Der blioer
nelte Wenin9er. Sg 0a er Der intet
ser Idaoan tiener til at b9tte 5an'
fer % tr9nge tilbun0s / en- Sag ion
netop 9isfusiion. Blot Ri unoel
Oistusfionen buffer og prdttiiers:
nepnte Sro: ~Glft mig. og lao mic
Set pioe," = ener fele eaer for
ftad.
8ioere: Seq tror life pad at fert
en- Tadoan Sag ino / ct QarsmeOs
Ger er life 5io til osns 9runoia;
Drsftelfe. Se ffuloe Der iad falo'
fnubbeoe Sro, iad er Der Iad for.
5io til Sinoene at fsles az /. papii
ret er oerimoo fad taalmooist, .;
Tda bar man 5io til at pinoe BE.
,itnoigbeo, for man lender fine Fan.
Ter uo / geroen. Sg = bDorom al
er = ct 4ursmeoe fan life ufgers
en- Iaaoan Sag, tbi sen fan life al
osres meo Maioritet.
Os enoelig: Seq Ter life, at Del
Sag bebsoer noaen enoeiie Qf9e.
relIe. Oil en- Menirbeo meo fl
pref beitemme fig for 2agmanos.
lbirfIombeo, boem Ifu!oe .od funn'
Forbinore Dem Oeri? Sg pad Der
moofdtte SIDE er en- WenigbcS
meo i'm Pr9it enige ON at it9nIi
lOeren for en- Iaa0an 0irtiombeo
iad BIZ Samfun0et pif atorig tanfI
taa at tOinge Dem til at aabne De.
rem. Sad flor 5ribeo er Ser bit
lnor foreneoe oanifs iutberffe airfe.
Men en- ~fortidt 0rsftslie funot
maaife tjene til at tafte enOnu er
Del Chs oper Sagen. = 8i t9ntei
looq life at blipe oe0 | oct uenoeliae
men bddber. a. Deita9erne ielo oi.
tunne ftgnne, naar BET er 5io d
lutte.
Det par maaite life Tua gait al
:anfe puu, at man fful 6Oloe Op mst
at ipife, 1aar Maoen Imagsr be0It,
Ilen faa buroe man 10 egentIig o..
ida bofoe op meo at Iette Mah
Ifrem for @aiterne.
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