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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-12-12
TARIFF HEARINGS EXTENDED
Preuident-eIect Taft 10 Have Further
Conferences with Committee.

IEStAOent-ctecA IuAt 10 nave FuF'heE
Conferences with Committee.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE tariff hear
inss before the ways and means committee
will continue l.. -Jghout the short session
OF congress, and President-elect Taft will
have further conferences with the commit
tee. A compromise has been reached, 1t
is learned further, regarding the tariff on
Phlippine sugar and tobacco as a result
Of the conference yesterday between Mr.
Taft and the majority members Of the com
mittee That the house of representatives
will pass a bill which will thoroughly re-
wise the present schedules is generally ad-
mitted.
At yesterdays conference Mr.. Taft did
not discuss any particular tariff schedules,
but expressed the desire to take up certain
schedules at some further conference. He
also favored any action on the part of the
committee which would bring before 1t
those manufacturers who have expressed
their views publicly on the tariff question,
as well as any questions, who could furnish
valuable information in connection with the
proposed revision.
Chairman Payne said tonight that An
drew Carnegie Is the only witness who has
been subpoenaed up to this time and It will
to hold further hearings after the Christ
mas ecess.
with President-elect Taft and the house
in favor OF a tariff law which will meet
present conditions and materially revise
present duties, mainly downward. the dis
cussion of the situation centers in the pos
ssble action OF the senate. While some
assert the upper house win not attempt to
make any radical changes in the house
bill, provided that measure does not IN
clude many reductions, others say certain
senators will desire to amend the bill to
such an extent that Mr.. Taft would be
likely TO veto it. This may have the effect
Of getting through the senate the bill which
the house accepts. II is considered likely
that the extra session Of congress will last
late into the summer.
Herbert Il. Miles OF the National Asso-
citation Of Manufacturers. who has ap-
peared before the committee several times
resumed the stand today. He said that
the tariff plank OF the republican plat
form was variously interpreted by repubIi-
cans.
Mr. Taft, he said, does not define Il as
meaning that enough for a reasonable
profit should be added TO the duty, in addi-
lion 10 making the tariff sufficiently high to
squalize the cost of production I'm this
country and abroad. Mr.. Miles offered in
evidence several invoices which he
,laimed proved that American manufac-
urers ofer their gOOds TO foreign buyers
49,. .s..,,.ai -. Ne, IT,.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-12-12
GIee Club Sings.
WEEK NEEDED TO SEE CORN SHOW
Majority of People Do Not Realize
Magnitude of Exposition.

Majority of People Do Not Realize
Magnitude of Exposition.
"It requires an entire week to see the
corn show"
While students from the agricultural
colleges and farmers who visited the Ma
tional Corn exposition Friday declared that
no one could see the exposition in less than
six days and see 1t as 1t should be seen,
the thousands of school, children from the
parochia and country schools whe were
in the buildings, did not propose to be that
long about 1t and they kept things stirred
up the entire day,
This is the verdict OF some who visited
the exposition Friday:
Prof. Mary +. Rausch of the Colorado
Agricultural college-I am very much
surprised at the size Of the corn show and
the comprehensive plan on which II has
been organized. l am sure I cohld spend
a week here and not see 1t all.
John Aye OF Washington County-I
thought 1 could see it in day or two,
but 1t is going to take me a week
Hon. Lie. Luis Gorozpe of Mexlco-We
will be here until the last of next week.
1t is going to take us much longer to
see the exhibits than we thought it would
and they are very interesting"
The state exhibitors are the big drawing
cards and the students attending Friday
said they could spent a half day with
profit in either the Illinois or the Indiana
exhibits.
College and High school Day.
1t was officially known as College and
High School Day" but also arranged for
the parochial school children to attend.
These children came with the sisters and
many of them accompanied by priests and
instructors and never has there been a bet
ter behaved crowd of children within the
exposition gates. The sisters went with
them everywhere, to the model farms and
the moving picture show; to the alcohol
still and the needle work department; from
the long aisles of prize corn I'm the gall
leries to the alfalfa palace. There were
children Of all nationalities and the little
visitors themselves were "a show to others
who were in the grounds. Along would
come two sisters leading by the hands
little fellows who found walking difficult.
Every child I'm the group would be an Itai-
ian and they were as distinct from the
American children as a group Of colored
children would be. Then another group
would be from some parochial school
where the parishloners were Bohemiaus or
Poles.
These children were the ones who took
some time toS see things, as did also
group Of German children. But when the
sisters came along with the American
children or those Of Irish parentage they
knew no restraint They wanted to see
the show twice In the given length OF
time, and started from the top OF the
auditorium and screaming and laughing
they poured down the runways and stopped
only when guards at the entrance 10
buildings kept them from crowding ana
inJuring each other.
Picnic ON Rubber Runway.
1t was in runway that guard heard
scream like Blackfoot Indian Just
Continued on Page SKI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-12-12
COMMISSION VISITS ST. PAUL
one Days Session WIN he Held There
Next sitting at MadI-
SOM Wis.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Dec. u-President
commission on country life ar
rived today from Omaha and is holding
three meetings at the State Farm school
in ST. Anthony park Prominent farmers.
teachers, clergymen and business and pro-
fessional men are presenting their views ON
rural conditions. The commission viii 20
to Madison. Wis. tonight
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-12-12
HEADQUARTERS TO STAY OPEN
Secretary Hayward and Treasurer
Upham Plan to Maintain Repub-
Iican Organization.

CHICAGO. Dec. 11.-At a conference to-
day between William Hayward. secretary
OF the republican national committee and
Fred w. Upham assistant treasurer, Il
was decided to open permanent headquar-
ters of the committee in Chicago. II is
planned to keep the records and other
matters up to date to the end that all may
be in readiness when the campaign opens
four years hence. Later II is said. branch
headquarters will be opened in Washing
ton
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-12-12
Rythmic Evolutions by Pretty Girls
on Stage in Afternoon.
MEN WILL HAVE TURN AT NIGHT
To Compete for Glory of Order and
Cash Prizes.
CHARACTER DANCING ALSO LISTED
College Day FittinRIy wound Up with
Largely Attended and Much
Appreciated Concert by
University GIee Club.

Governors Of states and pretty girls In
uniform will hold the board Of the eNposl-
tion auditorium today, giving place toward
nightfau to cohorts of uniformed men.
Maneuvers by wheel and flank man
uevers in squad platoon and company, the
rhythmic swing of marching men, cadences
so precisely defined that metronome
might be regulated II erehy. the CLEAN
from a hundred axes rising and falling as
one staccato commands as precise as tho
evolution--those are what those present
will see or hear.
The governors will speak In behalf OF
their respective states and for the good
OF agriculture. The girls ard men viii
drill for the honor of their society, the
good of the order so to speak, and In
cidentally for the cash prizes which have
been hung up. These prizes will be
awarded by President Wattles at the close
of the evening program.
Program Best Thus Far.
Altogether the last day of the first week
Of the Corn exposition will present the
most attractive program thus for. The
musical feature will not be absent either
and Green's band will continue to play
popularity arranged programs throughout
the morning, afternoon and evening. For
further good measure, those who attend
the afternoon exercises will have the op-
portunity of seeing Miss Marion Freeman
in character dances From the spectacular
point of view nothing so imposing as the
competitive drills of the girls in the after
noon and the men in the evening, has been
offered an Omaha public in long time.
The chief executives of sovereign states
will have their innings In the morning
Those who will speak are Governor
oF NJah Of
iowa and former Governor Brooks of
Wyoming There will be many a cattle
men present to hear the last, for Mr.
Brooks is one of the best known
cattleman in the west. Garst and Sheldon
are both practical farmers and their mes
sage will not be altogether academic in
nature.
GIee Club Sings.
College day at the exposition wound up
fittingly last evening with the concert and
minstrel entertainment Of the University OF
Nebraska Glee clubs. The Auditorium was
packed with auditors and the applause was
enthusiastic. The first part of the program
was strictly musical and the adjective
musical" is not applied undeservedly
What was nothing else than a minstrel
show occupied part two, although It was
programmed as "mlnstreey" The comedy
of Messrs. Kimmel and Barwick never
dragged and the whistlng solos of Ireland
and the vocal of Stahl were throughly ap-
preciated.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-12-12
DOMESTIC,

War department has decided that Major
Brad Slaughter need not appear before
retiring board. as he is amply able to
continue his duties. Page
The annual report of the secretary of
the navy shows the good results Of the
trip of the Atlantic fleet around the
world. Page
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-12-12
FOREIGN.

President Castro is allowed to land on
promise that he will not indulge in in
flammatory utterances in France. The
Dutch are preparing to make things in
teresting for his government in Vene-
zuela. Page
Nearly the entire business section of
Patton, Ia, wiped out by fire. Page
Senator Norris Brown called uron
President-elect Taft yesterday at Wash
ington. Page
The Country Life commission was in st.
Paul yesterday. Page
Democratic Chairman Mack says the
tariff and not Bryan will be the issue IN
four years Page 1
Porter NJ Jones, an old-time linotype
operator of Omaha, died in ogden.
Page /
]. Pierpont Morgan made quick trip
from Chicago to New York on a special
train. Page
Retrials have been denied in the capitol
fraud cases in Pennsylvania in the cases
of four of the convicted men. Page
Secretary Hayward of the republican
national committee and Assistant II cas-
urer Upham have planned to keep head
quarters open permanently in Chicago.
Page
LOCAL.
Prof. Avery may be permanent chan-
cellor of the University of Nebraska
Page
Husband of Abbie Rice has a home pre-
pared for them in Boston and she -ex-
meets 70 go TO him Page 8
Governors of four states to be present
and deliver addresses today at the corn
show. People are just beginning TO realize
the magnitude of the exposition Page 1
coA1MERcIAL AND INDUSTRIAL.
Live stock markets. Page IL
Grain markets Page II
Stocks and bonds, Fage II
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Port Arrived. Sailed.
NEW YORK ..................... La Touraine.
BOULOGNE...... Eeuw Amsterdam
LONDON. N.......... ................... Minneapolis
QUEENSTOWN. ........... .Teutonlc.
LIVERPOOL. .Ivefnia'. a'..,......"
HAVRE....,......La La Lorraine.
SOUTHAMPTON, Adriatic.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-12-12
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
Saturday, December ~, 1908.
TIE WEATHrR.

FOR OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS AND
and warmer Saturday
FOR NEBRASKA-Fair and warmer
Saturday.
FOR IOWA-Fair and warmer Saturday.
Temperature at Omaha yesterday:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-12-12

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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-12-04
Boys Duck Coats

Mems and Boys o~veralls in all
sizes.
Mems and boys caps from 35c up to
$50.
Mems and boys underwear fleece
lined and wool from 100 up to 200
in two piece suits: from l.25 up to
$50 in union suits.
Mems leggings and German socks LOO
now 15c. 75c now soc.
TrunFs and suit eases from 3.o5
up TO 8 so.
A full line of collars, necktIes.
socks and suspenders
Novelty ~suspenders in fancy boxes.
fancy collar bags.
A nice line of fancy shirts, all
colors and styles.
A full line of men shoes and mems
work stutfs. shirts, oyeralls, jackets.
etc.
Boys sweater coats, also fancy fan
mel shirts, all colors and plaids.
We are still closing out ladies' shoes
and childrens underwear. Ladies
shoes from | IS up to $50. Childrens
underwear IS cents a suit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24
Sicrbcfc bci ~Sranbmnnoen.

llcber bic @crlpcnoltng bon gtets
hcic bel &crbrcnmtngcu ihrctbt cin
Nr5t: Wud)ocm Die @icrbcic iid be.
reita cincu Ylot I'M Scilld)oB crrlul'
acn ltnO innCrlid) bel W~ogcnonrm'
lei0cr, ionic bel 6ilrunfitloic on9cs
mcnOct miro, lit tic ncilcroln9S niid)
uuBcrlid bel @~ronOuultocn BON e.
rem iron50iiidcn glr5tc mornt ent'
riohlcn mor0cn. Wfnn %ucrlpcnott
iriifc ooer %gctrodnctc Sicr. ooer
old &prtbCie, permiiht 0ieIelbe mt
loupurnlcnL, rorber getodtem gSol'
icr I'll einen1 Oiinneu Srei ull0 be-
Itrcidlt Oornit itcriIiiirtc @o5cblnoc1,
Qcruoc mic man Dies bel einem@ppa.
%crbono modt. 9todoem DIE
9ronomlnoe gcrcinigt mo oeStnt;'
iirt lit, sic epentuell porbonoencn
Nrunobluicn orgcItohcn iino, miro
0ielcr &crUono ollf Die 9ranonunoc
uufgclegt. Mou bot oarouf 81 od''
ten, 0icic Ninbe nidt III &oIlentornt
uui5ulcqen, Inn ocn 8efdBtreiSInilT
nidt 81 ihG0igen, piclmcbr le9t mo't
Sen @cr6ollo MIR III cin3clnen Stil=
den ollf. 9ieier Serbono ipirft L!
bobcm MoBc idmer5linoerno mo
,,uor tritt oiele @irfrmg allgenbltd'
lid elm. Zen Gerbono fam man
mcbrcre Gage liegcn lolle1, mon
bat i'm obcr ST erlcuerr, ipeltlt CT
utsactrodnct ODER bon leiner Stclte
ocriidt lit, o0er penn ltelte Sthnter'
gen ODER @(oien oltitreten. Or. Ylors
tier bot bel oieicr 9%ebnnolung left
iicbcn Siobrcu nicnlolS Giterung oltt.
treter iebcn, llno cs mltroe lntlitcr
cine roiMc Scilrng Scr 9ranotultlt'
0cn obnc bGBlibc Norbenbiloun9 CT
5ieIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24
Bic Sitcrhaicn.

Gdon ariint'S i'm 6eIo, idon ipricbt
baS 8roS;
Sonft tpebt cin 6riibIingSbolldL cin
lir0er,
ga iprift ser Fapo O%itrrboS;
.@obIaui ans @crf, ibr IicbCn 6il,
Scr!
Sort itcb'n Die 5orbcn: Rotb Grin
0lou;
% iino Die EtniCI, ga oic Gicr.
Qeun obnc ole, on luciBt ca, 6rouL
@ibt's feline rehtc Sitcrfcier!
@or Gag nod SpringinSiclo, mct1
SobrL
0hlBt on 5lnt IoriIcin burtig trubclJ
9enn ul9eouIoig portcn idon
Gti DID Die MGgoIein uno Die ana'
benz"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24
SitcranOndt.
Son Scrmonn Su0ermun1

Son 9crmonn Su0Grmonn
Stctg cmpor aus ocincn Sieicn,
otter Sang,
Used bic Srdume, Die ga idIiefen,
Sill ooS @erj nit bcil'Ncm 9rono
Shclld)c Dos miloc, 0oS iinit're &c.
Aebrcll,
Sdelthe ocu Summer, Den miiblcn.
Den Strcit;
. on froblide, 0 on ie;i0G
Cnoocnbringcnoe 0itcr3clt!
@ctcr iuolIen oui ocn GriItcn,
SIn9cno irt Observation-Disclosures
Serhen lpirbcln in Sen Sitftcl,
9ord'! ije itinmcn aud nit cin;
SltbclnO bollt es III ollen Hanocn,
!Sollt eS iiber Die Mccrc mcit:
GbriIt lit erltonoell Gbrilt lit crIta1'
0Cu,
8 Oh ir0blide, o on icligc
@noocnbrin0cnoe Siter5Git!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24

0cn Dor Ircuocn in Die Sdll6c flat
id)cll0cn &lcincn cine VtnIie Gicr in
Glen G5orbcn cntgcNcnlfinmern."
2l,f mondc5 SpieI b0ngt MT:
Sen SItcrcicrn 5lliommCn. S6dlt 81
Qcnt6iimIid lit Elm littouiider
Nrulld): am 3~rpcitcn unb oritten. Sci,
crtog unO in Der 3cit nod Siteg
uergniIgen iid Ole irngcn &clltc nit
ShalfcllL Ole in Der Ecn1c ollfge.
ridtct mGroCn ln0 10 eingcritte:
i:10, 0oB jluci Tcrioucn 5ugIcih -
en- NiG06cn ulo ciu iltnGer 0tann
- i'm Steben iid ihauteln fonnen.
9l6cr jeoer, ser iholtcln mill, muB
Gin bltlttcS OItcrci be5oblcn. ~II@
rcdt idIcdtc 0cutung fir Die picl
dltcrc Site iogcn bic Scutc: mo)l
idtucbc ga 5lpii6cn @inn1el unO ST.
Sc, mic Gbriitll9 nad) ici1er NrfcrIte'
bug" &n icincr mertbuollet Ibs
tanOIui0 Ser @ettluuf i'm oeut'
id,en &olf2Icbcn" ipriht Scarf @ein.
lulO ollh pom yGierloufen" (Gierlt-
icr, G%icrfIultben). ,gSir ftnocn ca
lit Scr Sdtuei5, in SGtuoben, N
@aperl1, AMI Scr Giicl, I'M @aIoef
idcr, in Stlciicn olS 8ettipiel
5miihcn einem @icrlcicr unO cinem
&0uicr. Cine Gcmiiic @n5obl Gter
lucrocu ron DEM SGlticr IN bcltlnm.
tenn Nbitanoc poncinnnOcr IN 8cra'
0cn &inien oui Den 8oOen gelcgt.
TQnll nllB Der Seicr oic cin5clneH
Gicr uuibcbCn uno IN cinem Stcb
%iamn,cln, rudDrcno Der 2GItfcr III
5miidcn cincn beitin1ntten gScg III
cincnt 3iclc (uon Dem or Gin 3cldc:l
mityubringcn but) uno mleocr gu
rid MAIDEN mllb. User 5llcrIt rcrtlJ
miro, bat ocl ou5gelcbtcn YreiS &C.
ronrcn.
Go5 OItcrei. iuic oo5 ii i'm oll0e'
mcincn, ipiclt oud) i'm Gberglallbet
cine 0roBc 9toac; boitct ibm ood) III
Nnicbmg icincS rgottlidcn l(r'
iprun99" BON pornbcrcin cit getpll-
icr 3ultbcr an: is 9ibt feinen Wtcn.
ihclL. Der iid) nid)t Dor 9c5dllberun'J
iiird)tet; bicr5er gcb0rt Die Sttte.
cob cinigc Die SdooIcn bon oll89e'
id)liirftcn Gicrn loglcid Ourd)bredben
o0cr NIT ciltem &olicl Ourd)bobren,"
lhretbt YIinilto III %lcirtcr 9totllrGc'
idid)tc. 9uS |crinnCrt al Den jebt
nod hcrrid)cnoen abergloltbc1l, nab
bcnr mon nit Ocn Sd)anlen lelb,t
cntlcertcr Gicr bebcrt uno per5dli'
bert luCr0cu fam; ein ur8cr Ntoet'
LADDER ourhitid)t lie cinIaf nit elmer
Noocl, mo 0cgcn 0iele oomont'd'e
Giuuirfun0 fam mani lid rllr ollrd)
ioiortiQcS 3crtrcten Der falfigen Gl'
erhiiue id)ijben. Not elmer inter
Cli1iiii6en Gage fam man Icbr lctd)t
0ic Ncren 0aollrd) %erfennen, onB
man ein GbarireitagS 81 nit III otc
STRIDE ninntt uno iid) Damn INT u
ser pe%riamnelten Sd)oar untldnllt;
ieoe Sore bat ~onitatt oes @elongbn-
dies Gin Stiif Sped IN oen Sdnoeu
uno eiren Mcblfiibel alii Dem Sc.
pie. Gicr, BON Ben Siibnern an
8riinoonncritng 0elcgt Bergen Slid.
lem. oie Der ull9cnlcincn SolfSnlei-
mug nod ioit oQi0brlid) ibr Sat
bcltflcio ipcd)lcln, ltno nah oberpfal-
siidem @latben bciIt Elm Iolf)es
"NrtloBci" a%llerlei 8ebrefert, ile'
meiltlid) ober ieglifen SeibesItaoer
SSin Wtittclolter legte ntat 5lttuelle'l
Gicr rultcr ben @rmo. ltno GdIteir
gr0Bercr 8eb0libe III Der Soffitllila,
nit btcicnl uniditlOigen lleberblelb'
ief e~berloIiger Wenid)enopfer Dem 81
erridteuorn 9oii cine grobcre Wloef'
itolosfruit SIT perleiben. -.
$40 9uffct aoffcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24

Ser Sentiment. - Sebrer:
y@ic beiBt man in fortfmdnnild)eI1
2c6en 9%cnienigen, Der cine Wnnte
Iiefert?" - Sdiiler: o2icferont. -
Gebrcr: .@i6tig, mo mas lit Der
icnigc, Der tic cnlpf0ngt?" Shil'
fer: Ser 8eliciertc,"
8aiicnoe Sariantc.-"Sle
iporcn ihon einntal bci bem reit)en
Gommcr3icnratb gum Gincr gcln.
SEN? @on iagt, er fibre cine
ihGcdte 9ii6el" - .Seien Sic ln'
teiorat - or iBt better els ieiit
Hui!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24

leiOcr nid)t io0cn. &icIlcidt probirI
e9 ser cine ooer onOcrc ciumol ulH
bcrihtet iibcr ocn GrioI0. 8orontI,
pcrmog id) irciIih uid)t ST iibcrncb.
men, Ocnn BOP id)Icd)tcroinG5 nidt
ieocr N6crgloubc ser GborluodJc be-
red)tint icin fam, 5cigt sur @eniig'
OoB in @llihoori 8cgcn am GborIrct
togc Gin Gciegnctc2 &obr bcocltct
m0brcnO man in Dem glcid)IoIl5 10th
ringiihcn 0orIdcn Mittclbron;
mcint, Is iueroc Damn Ou9 SuGl
bln0urd rcgnel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-24
Sic Gittrcicr bel Den uerihicOcucn
TDlfcru.
Son Or. 5. @iee.

49,
milien mir, Dob Die Gicr bel Den a.
ten &0ltcrn IN bobcm Nnicbcn ltoli.
0Cn. Nud in Der hriitliden Belt
ipirlt oa@ 81 cine uidtiGe &ouc.
Die STRIDE betrahtct c2 ais Symbol
0eS Grl0icrS. 8ic inn 81 cin ncltc5
2eben l6llmmcrt, 10 lit Gbrlltua aus
Scr @robcsnoht 3u neltem Scbcn
critonoen uno nit inn bic erI0itc
Menihbcit. 0obcr lpobl Die Sittc.
an NltierItcbmgStogc lid) nit Gicrn
3lt bcihcnfcn. gIbcr oieier 9roud)
lit ood) nidt rein driitli6cn llr'
lprllng5.
Die ,Sll0eu buben ifou III frllDeltcr
3eit rotbgcfGrbte Sitcrcier gegeilcn;
lie iibernu6mell oieic Site mobrenU
Der @cionqcnlhaft unn ben GgDp,
tern, mcld)e sic rotbbcmdltcn Gier
oils Sinubifo Der Srilblingsg0ttin.
ocs friid) cr6oltcnrit &ebel1Sfcinls I'M
ter Der miutcrlidDen Siilc beS Eo0tS
bctrod)tetclt. ,'Sdlegel illd)t Den
Modlpcis 81 brinqen bob Der llr.
Iprllng unicrcr Sitereier IN China Sll
lltdcn lit.
@Qid6rli6 SIR 3cit oeS Wtitfrilb.
lingS, ooS lit Ole SrilblingS . 9todt
olcid1c, pcrfilnocn III China &crolOc
ducrortS inter Dem SdaQe b0l5ernet
aloppcrn Den 9efcbl, i0mmtlidlc
Scucr ollS5ulolhcn uno felnea iuoG.
reno oreier Gage rpiebcr on6lmohcn.
Grit nod bieicr 6riit miro Ourb Net
ben 5~ipeicr Soliitdbdcn etn llclte3
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