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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-31
Are FARMERS CROWDED OUT
OF THE PUBLIC Market?

been seen taking numbers from his
vest pocket and giving them 10 men
who we're known to be either ped
dlers or representatives OF West.
crn av These numbers call for
choice locations.
II II charged that men owning
booths also maintain stalls In some
cases. the stall being directly oppo.
site the booth One booth owner
has his stepsOn In charge of the
stall, the merchandise being sold
from wagon which ~ backed into
place daily by hand
Many farmers who are unable TO
be present each day often find
themselves without numbers. and
therefore without stalls. Then they
are approached BY Western av. rep.
resen,atives. who offer to buy them
ont AZ a low figure II the farmer
refuses 10 sell he can take his
choice between enduring the hot
sun all day or taking a location be.
low the stalls. where advantageous
sales are almost impossible.
IN stall Tor Farmer.
J. ! Croft one OF the complaining
farmers, says that he has driven
eleven times from his home at Me.
dina, on the eastern shore Of Lake
Washington. 20 Pike place. and only
three times has secured o stall As
a result he has had lo sacrifice his
goods at a loss on several occa.
sions Many stalls. which might
have been given 10 him. were 0cc.
pied by pcddlerH and Western av.
men, who. instead of being entirely
Barred, are given much the best Of
everything Other farmers report
the same experience
When Croft complained 10 lnapee.
tor Cheadle, the market Inspector
p0mpously said. = am II. am
tho whole thing here. just as John
7. Miller is mayor Of Seattle"
The farmers say they haze their
worst troubles on Saturdays. whom
peddlors and Western as. represen-
taiivcs are thichest On that day.
/ ~ Is charged. many peddlers are
in evidence who do not come
around At an through the week.
Lastly, tho farmers declare that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-31
lnspector Conducts Drawina.

Tho complaining farmers state
that the lottery drawing for stalls
which takes place each day for tho
next days business, SIS conducted
unfairly. Inspector Cheadle has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-31

The patrolman said he ssnits :
talk 10 him. az which Cameruz 90
bed him By the shoulders y
reached for his hip pocket ks's
inE 10 throw up bis hands % I
ficer shot him.
Cameron IT, known 70 ne pass
having attempted suicide % ~
ruary IS. and was also involves .
a burglary case that was pslsia
up.
Cameron was taken e ~
dence hospital Between Efpz1s Z
threatened % get ever" VII =
policeman. The hospital ~
hts condition this morning y
proved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-31
FULL SCORE or
BABY TAFTS

HOT SPRINGS, Va, July 3t.-At
though Los Angeles can claim the
fret baby named after Taft In the
person Of VIM. Howard TAFT Lenos,
whose arrival was simultaneous
with the nomination Of the former
secretary Of war at the Chicago
convention, other William Howard
Tafts have been brought into the
world by the stork, according 10 let.
ters received at Tafts headquarters
here today.
The mail brought the candidate
no less than 20 letters today an.
nouncing that fond mothers had
named their children for him.
After dispOaing OF his morning
correspondence, Taft played golf
with Senator Bourne Of Oregon.
Senator Bourne arrived here some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-31
PATROLMAN SHOOTS
DRUNKEN MAN

Because he gibed him aud resist.
ed his orders pstrolman Joseph
Bianohi shot aud dangerously
wounded Leo Cameron. q years
old. IN front OF the latter's home
az 1907 18th ay s. last night.
Cameron had threatened to get
a revolver aud shoot hts wife. Early
In the evening Mrs Cameron had
telephoned 20 headquarters. asking
for police protection. stating her
husband had been drinking Off.
Ger Bianchi was detailed
Bianchi claims that Cameron gibed
az him through the windows and
afterwards came out on the street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-31
The Orcas or Killer
Whale

Tha, required 900 rifle shots 10 ex-
terminate AZ the White creast Can.
Ming Co.'S flsh traps AZ san Juan
Island. yesterday. vas towed in by
the tug Venture so Luna Park.
where Il will b. on exhibition for a
short time only go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-31

weeks aEo. announcing that he had
come for the special purpose Of
playing golf with the presidential
candidate, and Taft gave him an op'
poEtunisy 70 display his proweas
In The game ihla mnrnlnR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-31
ooAY's RACING RESULTS
oAHLlA Clue TO MEET.

A meeting of the Cactus Dahlia
club will be held this evening. al
the chamber ~ commerce. for the
purpose Of making plans for the
dahlia show. to be held IN septem
Der.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-22

The St. Louis baseball team defeat
ed the Punahou team yesterday at
Punahou field by close score of s
to 3, in clean, snappy, and we'll
played game. The Saints are outsid-
ers in the interscholastic baseball
league, because they did not get in
on the formation of that body, but
they showed . class yesterday which
demonstrates the fact that they
would have made themselves felt II
they had gotten in on the three-cor-
nered organization.
Espinda and Honan played star
games.
st. l.. C.-J. Clement, C; Espinda,
p; Dreier, 1b; English (CaptD, 2b;
Honan, 3b; Ayau, IS; Leandro, l..
Akana, rf; Townsend, eff Hoopai, If.
Punahou--C. Lyman, c; Davis, D;
Lidgate, 1b; Lowrey, Oh; W. Desha
3b; ]. Desha Capt., IS; Akina, RI;
Arcia, CT; Chi But, II.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-22
SOLDIER BOXERS TRAIN HARD

The pugs. who will box at Fort
Shafter on the 30th of this month
are all hard at work getting in shape
for the mills, which are probably not
to be a snap for anybody, The ..s..,S
were originally to have been held
last night, but the men were not In
very good condition, and II was felt
that better sport could be gotten by
having the fellows who will mix 1t
in training longer.
Both fights will be of merit, 1t is
thought. The big fellows, Murphy
and Poole, should put up a heavy
weight exhibition which will give
the fight fans treat, while fast 60
is anticipated when Byrd and Rich
ardson, of the lightweight class, face
each other in the squared circle.
These men are all soldier boys who
are In the game partly for the fun
of the thing, assuring the cleanest OF
sport and game bouts when the gonF
sounds and the battling begins.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-22
LOCAL S|PQ U|R / - NATIONAL
COUNTRY CLUB GOLF
ON NEXT sunday

The Country Club will hold four
some tournament of interest on next
Sunday morning. The playing Is
scheduled to begin at 10 o'clock. The
entries will close promptly at that
time, so as to get the match through
in an orderly way. Some Of the best
golfers will be out and fine work is
expected to result. Recent perform
ances have aroused good deal of at
tention, so that everyone who follows
the game will sit up and take notice
of the outcome, on the coming occa-
sion
The Greens Committee Is NOW haN-
ing printed schedule of the games
to be played in future, which includes
an elaborate program. Though the
schedule has not been made public,
1t will embody games for every
month in the year, so that golf az
the Country Club is to be active In
the days to come. Close matches and
keen competition are promised
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-22
BASEBALL Club 70
MEET TOMORROW

A meeting of the Honolulu Base
O'Clock tomorrow in the Offices Of
Thompson 4 Clemens, for the pur-
pose of choosing an official umpire,
and arranging a schedule for the first
series which the teams are to play off
this summer. The clubs are nov
hard at practice, but the details OF
the schedule have been left open, and
there will be Il lot of very interesting
business to transact tomorrow. 1t Ia
also expected that after this meet
ing the proposition which is afoot to
bring to this place the Santa Clara
team from the Coast will go through
rapidly, and the men from the Cali
fornia college will be here to play Off
the second series. 1t Is for this rea-
son, in part, that the arranging of
the second schedule is now left open.
Both series of the schedule of the
season will include eighteen Satur-
days, with two games on each day of
play. Officers have been chosen,
some time ago, so that the man to
handle the Indicator is the only man
who is now in doubt.
The project to bring down Santa
Clara is attracting a good deal of in
terest among fans. The Santa Clara
men are good ones, and well known
in California. They have put some
good men into the big league and
now have a second baseman who play
ed part of the present California
State League season with the San
Jose team, and covered himself with
glory.
The teams are hard at work,
though it is doubtful, and will be I'M
til after the meeting today, when the
first game is to be played off. The
teams are scarcely in condition yet.
!; :: u
The time for the regular opening
of the Kalihi league has not been def
initely determined yet The game
played of last Sunday was in the ma
ture of practice match.
:; % ::
u. y. DeArman has disposed Of
Early Tide to Frank Doss for $500,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-22

SpORTIVE SpLURGES

The opening date for cricket has
been set for May 2, as consequence
of the cabled message from the S. S.
Aorangl at Suya. Practice begins
next Saturday afternoon at Makiki
grounds. The date set will make the
opening of the cricket season week
earlier than usual.
Much enthusiasm is felt among
local crlcketcrs over the prospect OF
the approaching match,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-22
Automobile
Makes New
Road Record

Il. J. Lord broke all previous auto
records between this place and Hale
iva on last Sunday, making the dis
lance in an hour and ten minutes.
He had a Winton car, which was not
stIipped for the run, and which car
ried seven people, Good driving did
a big part OF the work in clipping
the seconds from previous perform
ances.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-05
Sin 1ranffnrter Scnfermabl in Der
anten alten Scit.

Inter Sentermabl perltar0 mon
bQs lebtc Sriibitiid, 6aS einem 81
GoOe nerurtbeilten MiietbGter &C.
rcidt puroc, nodoem er itOn Dem
Senter mo ieinen @ebiilien iiberge.
ben mar. Sn ben meilten oeutid)en
Stooten mar SIT oieiem 3nefe cine
aletnigfeit ailSgeiuorlcn. Wtnn glrg
bon oem @eoonten aus, ooB Der ar
ne Climber lcIten GBlult babe; &c.
m0hnlid begniigte er lit init elmer
Suppc, Die i'm 70 meit itdrttc, oab
i'm ollf ieinen ibluereu @eQe feline
ShluGd)c lpegen Hiidternbeit oeS
Wugen3 iiberiicl. Sir Die Scnter2-
lcutr trlg man ~iiberboupt fcineSo or
AZ. on Die Sinrid)tlllg mellt an
Worgen itottiano mo lie ipGter 81
Dfittug ellen tonnten. - NuiIulen6
eriheiuf ooge9en Die reid5itdotild)e
Srcigebigteit in Tronfinrt ON Wollt,
pic Der oS peiS5ettel" elmer im SABRE
1857 an u. Sebruur nm ied)S llbr
WorgenS uuf Dem observation-disclosures
oeboltenen SenferSmobl5cit beipellt.
IS mur0e a%liigetragen: 8erltenlupa
pc, Semitic, orei Firuo Srntluilrlte,
5ebn Eiuno Hin0fleiidl, led)S Eiuno
gebndcne &orpien, 5ru0li Yiuno &C.
ipidten &alb5bruteL 0reiBig Wild.
brooc uno BISCUIT. Ga5u ~licIerte
Die Stoot allies Eiihger1tb mo lou-
itigen YeoorL notilrlid aud @cin,
iibcr 0elicn Menge Die Angoben fet'
len. Gr oiiritc mobl I'M 8erbGltniB
5n Den Spcilcn genoiien poroen lein,
9ic froblid)e 6afelrlmoe beItano aus
Dem Nenfer uu0 ieincu 8ebillten,
Wugiltrata . Eerloncn, ocn @elitli'
d,cu mo Dem ormen Climber. Sp0s
Ter b~eantro9te ein @%efiiblsmenid, ans
0ieicr Scriommlrng, ooB Die Wtohl'
5cit allf cine angemeilenere Stunec
nod) poll5ogener Sinridtllng oerlegt
lpcroc. Gr berltft lid babel alf Die
tounl III beSrueiiclnbe Sbotiade, ouB
Gle NnneIenbcit oeS meiit bitter
oreinblidenoen Wolcii5iontcn Die
Stimmrm9 bel Glide unsiinitig be.
ci1ilitBte uno Dor 8 llbr MorgenS
9ticnlono bel Appetit w0re. Giele5
@eiud) lul,roe obihlGgia beidiehell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-05
Sin &mabc ani Dem SBrun.

lleber Ben ieltinmen 2rouln9Satt,
nit Dem Der tleiile 9uu . San, Der
od)ti1brige, ieierlid 5llm Serriher
uno aonig bon Mnnum olisgerrfen
lpurbe, liege1l iett n1bere Nad)rid)ten
Dor. Die ell bunteS VilO bon Der
ipumoerlihen erotiid)en Gercmonie
cntronen. Songe bate Die irun5oli'
id)e Hegierrng %gcIdppunft, men lie
sum- Hotiol9er oes iiingIt enttbron.
ten a0nigS Sbou Sai, oes mooerHcn
YlouborteS. ~nilsruien lalien iolltc,
oenn ole 8eidbr zines IufrlibrS lalt-
erie grollenb I'M Sintergrmoe. Gito-
lid) iiel Die @abl inter Der 5ablrei'
djen gbfomnlenifaft Ebon Sais anf
oas fleinc, bormloIc 9iirifd)en, bas
bcute aoni0 bon Nnnam lit. Ienn
bel linn mar alle 8efabr bon Der.
morotid)altlidcu oOer bofilden On
trigueu oISgeldloiien; DER Soter
miro ols @eiitesfronfer III eil,em be.
lpnocren YoIoit ~iiolirt gebalten; Die
Wutter ober bot feinen &ona, cine
fleinc Iiererin int Sorcm oeS &c.
moltberrid)erS, Die 5nfulli9 uilt ellen
poer 5iuei Gage BON Dem Strable to,
rialider 8unit getroffen Duroe, nm
oann mieoer IN bic Sergeiienbeit Der
nieoeren 9ieneriu 5triid 5l linfcn,
9up . Sou, der Reiorm 5llgetunnot,"
lit cigentlih gar nidlt Der ipobre
Nontc bes fIeinen aonigs; bis Der 3il-
fall u1o Der @iue Der Sron5oien i'm
oili oen Thron pes TaterS bob, bortc
er ouf SEN Taflrn TinbsS ong nnn
tein Innomit bat lpobl ie ooron &c
eud)t, Dor oieiem &inoe einmul lid
5llr groe neigcn 5u miiIicn. Sange
mGbrten ole gebeinniBpollcn 9ero-
tbultGeu Der Sol Nltrologcrt, bis lic
enoiid) bds redte @liidsoatum fir
Den aronun9stag berausfonoen. anI
8. September ipliroe Die Sbronerbc-
tung nit al Dem Eomp uno Dem
Ernf orielttaliifen Sofiuelens boil
Sooen. SIS ipor I'M @rlnoe Elm nit
le%ioerregenoer Mnblid, ipie oas sit
trrnoe ainb ourd) bieie groliam enc
lole Heibe BON Gerenlonien geidleppt
ipurbe. Cine nere, iucite, ihipere,
prlunfpolle StaGtSrobe uinbilIlte DIE
| 5artcn ainoeralieoer; man lab eS
Dem aIeinen al, nie frenb, luie I'LL.
ecipnbnt, tpie I1itig hieie rlelie 5radt
linn mar. lin 8 llbr @orgeiis filbrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-05
Sine @uetbe. gnctoutc.

Cine lllltige Goethe. Nnetoote iinoet
lid in oen Wemoiren beS Sdoulpie.
lera Seiuri6 Inihiib. Sn SoudltGot
ipllroe bon meintoriid)en &ilnltlcrn
Die notiirlide Sod)tcr" olfgeIlbrt.
Nad) bent 3lpeiten Atte ipeloet lid
elm Stltocnt al cinen neben lbnl
iiBenocn Nerrn nit Der 6ruge: linn
IerjeibunN lit ooS Stild nld)t noit
&ulpiua? CYlilpiuS mor Der lite.
rariit iibelberiihtigtc &erfoiier bon
,Hilluloo Hinoloinl" mo ubnllden
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Der Jtohbor cr-
hilbert: .Iein, Dos Stiid lit bon
Goethe" Hod) Dem uierten Iftc
meint Der Stuoent: sd CLAUDE trob'
Dem, Dos Stiid lit bon Slilpius." =
Bon 8oetbe", lnutete Ole fur5e 3u'
rebtueiinng. - am Shluiie enolid)
bebouptet Der Stuoent: sic moger,
ioaen, mas sic l%uolell, ooS Stiid lit
Don Snlpin5." Ga crbcbt lid) Der 9es
Graerte Tud)bor uno lu9t IlaTnterl.
ben gugeS: nSaS Stiid 1T BON Doe
the uulo id) bin @oetbc." oSebr er'
ireut", antmortet Der Mtulellobn.
,mein Same lit Miiler."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-05
Sfnt.

Noh Ser Melooie: .Stell' aui ben
1iih Die buitenoen Heleoell,
2eg' aui oen Gid Die 5peiunooreiBlg
9lGttcr,
9rei iiciie @rogS bon Nrof BRING
iin$ ber!
Wod)t' %lpilien, mas bel bielem Snna
Oelpetter
@crniinit'ger mar!
&omm', blonfe 3ebn, Dob id) lid
beimlid) bride,
Cont fonnlt oas IB uno friBt lid
iuie eiu Sal,
Nur idenft Gud) blob nid)t lpieoer
.iiiBe" 9lidc.
Tie Mogelci!
Is bIitt uno ~iunfelt ifon uili ieoenl
Seller. re3lia
Hltr mciner blieb pom SilberIegerl
irei; r
70. aiuoer. babt S,br meinen leBten
Seller
$ NOR obne Orei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-05

lit Inn bic&mol pcrOcrblid) N%GuorDen.
Sn Dem jmeitcn Ero5cb Dor ocr filnI
Hid)tern ser Stroifummcr lpllrOC
sic NufIaqc erniter Qcnommen, oIS
Dor Dem Sfoiienqerift nit ciucm
jungcn Nnttaridtcr unb 5mei Sdoi-
ZEN. Sic tbcutrnlIidc Hoie bcrfing
uiht mc6r. 9ula ben 3euNe1. Nualo.
gen crgob lid oob Norbcu'S Nnidul-
0i9un0cn grlmolOa moren. limo Die
Goie, 0aB er irlne @ntbiiQlngeu gc-
nIod)t hubc, nm oa8 Goterlono 5u ret
ten, ben &oiicr Don elmer aomoriun
5u bcircien, oerfIng nid)t Dor DEM ri
big abpGgcnoen llrtbeiI Scr Rihtcr.
NliS Den l}itthcilunget elmer hpItcri.
id)et SralL ole Dor @crid)t 5uaeben
mubte, 0aB iie iih iiber sic 9ebeu.
ting ihrcr Mitt6tiIunqcn tidt Gin.
nal fIur luur, aus Nintcrtreppen.
&Iotih mo ollcrIei uuiullbcrcn 81.
trGgercieu Id)mic6cte Sarocn ieinc
ihoricn EieiIc. llno jcbt, ga err
Ebntiofcn brinNen ioIG, periogen 0ie
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icine acknowledgements 81 beDeiicL
uno lltft lid 0nmit beruue ~ re0cn,
6aB CT nid)t einm1G cine 9eIeioigunA
bcnbiidtigt babe, utcl meniacr belief.
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@iIbcInl, hnbcn olio Saroen'S ArtitcI
inlih peritm0en. Sdlimn, mcnu
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sen ilbcroll miBperitun6en IT,. laid
Qtocutet miro. E$n eigcncr Sad)e ingt
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Der Gi9enort meiner Sdreiblueiie oic-
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id) b~eitruit rucrocn IoIlte, Damn bin ih
bcrcit, ms @eidngnib 81 9cben. nbcr
nit DER llcbcr5er9ung, Dab id Die
Strnfe nidJt Dcroiene." Ght id)oll.
ipicleriid. SorAcu bot Oitrd ieinr
Nrtifcl nid)t nur bic Gbre bisbcr AIT
gciCbener MGnncr beilioelt, ohnc &c
iueile iilr Ieinc idpucren aniduIoigul-
gen b%cibrin9en 5u f0nnen, ct bat
olld) 6aS Nnicbcn oeS oelild)rll Rei.
Dies I'M NuolnnoC acidGoi9t. llnb Is
luor nidIt ooS crite Dial. Bon lid
mo lCincr o3utuuit" reocn moden,
oo3 nor iCin 3iel, mo ooS bat cr in
Ieinen Anid)uloiAungS Nrtifcln poll
itGn0ig errciht. 9r miro pier Wos
nate ooriiber nndoenfen tonuen, OBJ
ca i'm Sournoliltcn.9 cruie nidt cine
b0bere Nltigobe 9iebt, olS ben Senio.
tioualiSmnS 5t pilegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-05

uCl 10. AftppCr 1etH 1olltc. IltBet
Den lclncr geiiii9cu SllriDoiftiou INT
terlporIeicn SGnoern molltc ubcr
9tiemonO oieier pom roniihen Bon.
tier a~lls9eben6en Ginridtrng mad.
tonncH. Sieber moQtc mani i'm
3lpleIpolt init Der 9tntur lcill, ais
lid elmer popitlitcn &croronmg I'M,
tcrluerien. Tie cine NGIftc Guropu'2
botte Die Hetorm ongeuommen nab.
reno Die an0ere bel Der ulten Ginrid).
tlItg perblieb. IS peruriod)te oieier
3ultono hnatiirlid cine Wiengc Sr.
rllngen uno Gonfulionen. So ent,
ihloB lid England crit I'M Sabre
1852 our Nmobme, mas IN SinIidt
0nrallt bob eS lid ieBt nod Dortn0-
dig neigert, oaS Meteripitem, ole
WtaB- uno @elpihtociHbeit 81 oonps
tiren, intmerbin red)t ountenSlpertb
crihcint.
Gie ncltc Ginridtung rief bel Den
2i&nOern Nlbiou8 nber iaIt cine Re-
pollution bcrpor. Ga bel ibnen ou3
EoDr nod an %. WGr5 begonn,
moIIte man eS 5t glcid)er Belt am
I. &nnnnr oniangen luilen. Is han.
tcIte iid) IN 6olge oeiien nid)t nm
2cbn Gage, ionoerll I'm 6rei Utonatc,
Ole tailirt meroen mlBtcm! Die Dir.
better, Die ofienbar Elm plertel Sobll.
labr pcrlorenL rottetcn lid) 5ulanmen
mo am Gage Der 8er0fieutlidung ics
ncr @il Derlolgtc oo3 %olt ocn Horo
Gbeiterfielb IN ben StraBen Der
Stoot nit DEM fortpGbrenoen Nu.
len: @ebt ms uniere orci Wonote
mieoer!
Is fam ober 5lt feinem 9Iutuer'
gieBcll, un0 Die Groe 0rebte lid luie
5ltoor.
HuBlon0 ollein bclpobrt nod belttt
Den Don Der urtboooren Stride on.
Icfrirten iulianild)Cn Aolenocr. IS
Ill Der Come nm 13 Gage 5urild;
fou2 Ser G5ur nid)t Die filr ein cipi.
l~iiirtea Tolf criproerlid)e Nolenoer.
Heform einfiibrt, miro oic 0iiicrcn5
INNER 5ltnebmeu; Dor lieben >Snhren
betrug lte nlir II Gage.
@ir meiicn nod dli cinen 8rntt
bin: boa Sobr beiibt feline abiolnt
i~cititeben0e 9ouer; cS uoriirt I'M 3S
Setunoen ilber ODER inter DEM
9urbid)nitte. Seit @c9im unierer
3citrednlrng bat e5 ii6 laugiom Der.
tiir5t. Gin @unoerti1briger mnierer
Gage bat in Mirtlidfeit 20 Winlltelt
meniger gelcbt OILS ein 5unoertiabri.
ger 81 ben 3eiten hes .dineiiihen
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