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Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-04
live no reason for the crime.

give no reason for the crime.
Mrs. Stanley was shot and killed
while at work in the garden of her
home near here. After shooting the
woman Oliver entered the house and
fired on Stanley. who was In bed, sick,
inhicting wounds resulting In almost
instant death. Hurrying to escape he
was In the act of climbing fence
when his weapon, n shotgun. accident
ally discharged. the charge of shot
tearing away almost the entire side
of his race. He was picked up by a
train crew and brought here for medi.
cal attention and later was turned over
to the sheriff and lodged in Jail.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-04

Samuel Gompers. president of the
American Federation OF Labor, has
made an appeal to organized labor
throughout the country to vote against
congressman who have voted against
labor bills. Mr.. Gompers is particular
ly bitter against Speaker Cannon.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-04


Fourth Of July fund to the extent of
$780, the city thus doing its share to
furnish entertainment for the people.
| IN this connection II should be remem-
Oered that the various committees are
busy arranging suitable program and
/ WI see TO 1t that the surrounding
country VIII be we'll entertained ON the
Sd and 4th.
quite a number OF Colorado towns
nave town Improvement societies. who
exert their influence toward having
people clean up their premises and
maui off the rubbish. In Golden re.
Gently all the school children and most
OF the men and women 10 town turned
out and cleaned up the town in one
day. This work Is done In Pennington
by the Woman's club, which is one of
the most active organizations in either
Colorado or New Mexico, although liy.
ing In a little town. II would be a
line thing for Durango Is some or
ganization would start movement
for cleaning, for the town certainly
needs It.
The farmers of the Pine river sec
tion should bear In mind the institute
to be held at the Lowell school house
on Friday, June i2. There will be
addresses by three or more members
OF the agricultural college and with a
question box those attending will be
greatly benefited. The morning sos
sion VIII convene at 10 o'clock, with a
recess from ~ TO i'30 for picnic
dinner. and then afternoon session
until 4. Make It point to attend and
be benefited. And those who do not
attend the meeting at the Lowell
school house should be at Ignacio on
Saturday the 18th or Grommet the fol-
lowing Monday
II will be remembered the Democrat
opposed the Florida water proposition.
the best investment Durango or any
Ni'S Sf'i iut WdttT priv
ileges today would cost least one
hundred thousand dollars more. Had
the advice OF the editor OF the morn
ing sheet been taken Durangoites
would still be drinking Animas river
filth.
Miss Gertrude Raymond, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Geo. N Raymond. is
expected home this evening from Fort
Collins where she concluded her first
year at the agricultural college last
Friday. The young lady is in love with
the college work and Fort Collins as
desirable place to attend school.
Miss Raymond viii be accompanied by
Miss Elizabeth Webb, teacher In the
Fort Collins school with whom she has
been associated the past winter and
whom she knew while attending school
at Zion City, Ill. some years ago.
who Will visit at the Raymond home
three to four weeks.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-04

SURPRISE
Unknown Italian Horse
Wins First Prize in
London

LONDON, June IA rank outsid-
ers' Signorinetta. owned by u. Gini-
strelli and quoted in betting At 100 to
against, today defeated all the Amer
lean, British and French cracks and
captured the derby stakes. valued at
$500 sovereign and the greatest prix
of the turf world. The Italian horse
simply cantered home from hot IA
vorites by two lengths. A neck only
divided the second horss. the duke
OF Portland's Primmer. and the third.
Barclay Walkers Llangwm.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-04

Secure your tickets for the jolly
entertainment at Presbyterian church
Thursday evening. June IL. Reserved
seats only 35 cents.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-04

Insurance rates have been increased
In Boulder on great many houses be.
cause 1t is claimed by the companies
that the electric wiring is not up to the
requirements.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-04

Charlie Uh-ah-er
er. He. he-i"
Jeweler Ito his assistanu - Bring
that tray of engagement rings here.
Hsnry.--London Spare Moments.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-04

Don't you believe in love at frst
sight?"
AT first sight. yes; but sometimes
you take another looki"-London
Opinion.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-04
ST. coluMBA'S PARISH
SCHOOL EXERCISES

The closing exercises for st. Co.
lumba's school were held last night,
and "a very interesting program was
rendered. The exercises were witness.
ed by very large crowd of parents
and friends. Following is the pro
gram:
Saluiatory-sweet Month of Roses
................... Senior Girls
Instrumental Solo ...............
.....,..M Miss Gertrude Harrington
Song Tottles Prayer er..............
...... Helen and Margaret Cummins
Instrumental Trio. ................
j Rogers, G. Harrington, c. carther
Reeilation-rh Waxen Chalice...
......... ~. Miss Loretta Croke
instrumental Duet,
49,. John Rogers, Gerald Harrington
The Missions. ...................
Misses A. Mccormick, Marie Cook,
............... ID. Mccormick
Song-The Biggest Fish. Little Boys
Instrumental Solo. Miss Marie Cook
Chorus-The Storm. .... Senior Girls
instrumental Solo. Miss Marie Cook
Chorus--The Flag. ......... Pupils
School virtually closed with today's
work. And there was little going on
today. Everything is centered on com
exercises tomorrow even
ing.
Silverton ball club win play In Du-
range on the Sd and 4th. At least
this is the present calculation, Silver
ton holding off its big celebration until
Labor day.
w. S. Croke Is reported to be stead
lily growing weaker and there is little
hope for his recovery.
Durango Is naturally the prettiest
town In Colorado. but Its beauty is
badly marred by dirty streets and
alleys. rubbish, weeds and rocks and
all sorts of stuff on vacant lots. and
by houses that need painting and fix
ing up. and bare yards where grass
and flowers ought to be growing.
Mr.. Spear. superintendent of the
Fort Lewis Indian school, departed
this morning for Lawrence. Kans.,
with three Indian girls and two boys
to place them in the Haskell institute.
Some little Pueblos were taken along
and will be sent from Alamosa on
down TO their home at Espanola.
Tom Clarke, United States deputy
marshal, departed this morning for
Denver, going by way Of Telluride
where he left fellow in Jail. His
name is Il. C. Clark, and he thinks
the deputy marshil is hardhearted
one to put a namesake in Jail. He
was a travelling peddler and was ar
rested on the charge of selling whisky
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-04

AIRS. Clara Hughes is suing for So,
900 damages for the death of hel
husband, Evan Hughes, caused by fall
ing rock in the ophir mine at Chipple
Creek
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-04
COLORADO NEWS

Charles Mcintosh was arrested and
given twenty-five days in jail at Grip
pie Creek for rowdyism at ball game
Sunday.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-04

STUTTGART, Ark. June Bother
than to say his sister had been wrong
ed. Dan Oliver, a young farmer. was
lodged In jail last night, charged with
the killing Of his sister and her hus-
band. man named atanlAy. hs can
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-04

o. G. Poulson of Greeley drew the
ticket emitting him TO first choice Of
a quarter section in the land just
thrown open to settlement at Twin
Falls, Idaho.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-04

Everything up-todats 1t NathsA's
ArstclAss clotAlAa store.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-04

w. Boyle, a miner in the 450-foot
level OF the Ajax Gold Mining com
pany's main shaft on Battle mountain
in Cripple Creek district, was struck
by falling rock and Instantly killed.
Rosa, the 3-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Max Cohn of Glenwood
Springs. was playing with matches
yesterday and set her clothing aiire.
She was badly burned, but will re-
cover.
After chase OF over 400 miles into
Nebraska on information of Nebraska
officers, Sheriff Florance captured an
alleged stolen Plattesville team only to
find that while the horses were SINH
lar to those stolen. he was on the
wrong track.
Land that was purchased from the
state land board prior to June /, 1902,
Is not subject to taxation until after
the purchaser has secured clear title
from the state. The above Is the gist
OF a decision rendered by the supreme
court. The case came up from otero
county. A man named Deerbohm had
purchased in 1890. considerable land
from the state land board on the in.
stallment plan. The contract provided
that he would not have clear title I'M
Ill after all the payments had been
made and that If he failed In either
one of the payments. the land would
revert back to the state.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-30
ME MORTAL DAY
IN GOTHAM

New York, May Exercises
of the usual character by the
Grand Army OF the city an address
10y Secretary Taft at Grants tomb
great work horse parade. rowing
and yacht races I'm nearby waters
ana steeplechase racing at the
course of the United Hunts com
prised the principal features OF the
Memorial day program in the ma
tion's metropolis.
The great event OF the day was
the parade or work horses, under
the auspices OF the Woman's Aux
v'ntion of Cruelty TO Animals.
Nearly two thousand truck and dray
animals, skilfuly handled by their
drivers. passed down Fifth avenue.
and before the reviewing stand I'm
Madison Square, while hundred
thousand people lined the streets
and Chcered the equine toilers. No
dock-tallcd horses were allowed in
the parade, and the magniGcence OF
harness or trappings cut no Agura
In the award of prizes. Nearly
every conceivable kind OF vehicle
was In line, and there was spe-
cial class for the city department
horses.
The division OF honor in the pa
radc was given over to Veterans In
the service, and In II were several
horses past 30 years OF age. Dick.
a 32-y"ar old animal owned by Jas.
ORrIcn; Jerry, age 30. owned by
Louis Stulz n Sons; Kate. who adj
mits to 30 years. owned by tho
Robert Gair company and Charlie.
also 30 years OF age, owned by Fee
ser Brothers. were among these old
Veterans entered I'm the parade.
There worc many other animals I'm
the parade which had drawn trucks
through tn streets Of New York
ror score of years or more
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-30

Owing To the present stringent
times ia money matters, many man
ufacturers and dealers ia order to
realize ready cash quickly, are sell
ing their wares at less than cost, be-
cause they have obligations to meet
which must bc met, or IL may mean
failure altogether.
THE BLUEFIELD DAILY LEAD
EH, has 10y special arrangement, So
cured the distribution of limited
number of sets of the greatest
household reference library ever
published. These while they last
will be distributed at ridiculous
small price.
The following are n few Of the
items contained ln Hc library: TN
der the title "The Modern Hostess. 90
we read all about dinners. parties.
etc. How to properly give or at
tend them.
Under the title ~ "Thc Cooking
School" we are not only shown how
~ prepare the meals, etc, wc arc
also taught how 60 purchase the
various meats, poultry, fish, ycpcta-
hics etc, aud how 90 tcli whether
they are good or bad, besides The
best season ~ the year for each and
ia which to use Elcm IS indicated.
Under the title 81 soups, chow
ders and fish meats. poultry md
game. moro than 1000 practical
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-30

rapidly than we could handle them.
After our present allotment has been
exhausted we shall not be able TO
furnish the books at the same low
price. The publishers themselves
will take control fthe sale and tn
price OF the books Will be advanced
considerably.
If you care TO secure a set of In =
work at our present very low price
you must act quickly. BY paying
a few cents day now. you can be
come the owner OF the books at
once. end in the course OF a month
or two will save you their cost. Send
coupon today
SIDE COUPON AT BOTTOM or
THIS PAGE.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-30
ISN'T IT WONDERFUL.

Comparatively speaking only a
few years ago, people were COM
PEELED TO spend a week or month
on the road to travel a hundred or
so miles Great hardships attend
ed these journeys; the nights had to
be spent in the open because the
country was not settled thickly
enough to allow travellers the luxury
to sleep IN a bed under a roof. Vari-
Gus inventions, such as the locomo-
tive. the parlor and sleeping cars
make IL a luxury to travel today.
Work of all kinds has been made
easier for everyone. All are aware
OF this. Yet. housekecpcrs drudge
along with their work I'm the oil
way. when they could, by merely us
ing the many suggestions which ar
put before them. make play of their
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-30
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Sealed bids will be received by
the undersigned untll the 25th day
OF May. 1908. for the following
property of the lato Ernest IL. Art
crs.
All the liquors. wines and beer.
bar nXturos. restaurant and hotel
6Nurcs, equipment. goods. chNttels
ana cccots. pool and billiard tables.
stock OF cigars and tobnbcco. which
property is now I'm the building
known ms the Windsor dIotel. I'm
Bucncld. West Virginia. and all
other property IN said premises;
also the unoXpred term OF the lease
for said Windsor Hotel.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids and TO sell said property.
or any part thereof at public auc-
ton on said promises at said tlms
or at subsequent date.
IT, H. EASLEY. Administrator.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-30

Every man to- his trade" f. an
old adage and "a familiar 20 nearly
AN OF u.s. 10 SIS brief ln It's wording
but conveys q great deal ln its mean
Ing 10 IS merely q terse way OF
saying that a man who makes a spe-
caIty OF any one thing knows more
about, and i8 more proficient ln his
particular speciality than any one
else could De- 10 Is for this reason
that we an seek q specialist when
we have any serious physical all
mcnt 10 is for the same reason that
The Kydalc Remedy CO. went 90 one
OF The best specialists I'm the United
states ON liver and intestinal trou
bios. "a professor ln a Columbus. o
Medical College. and secured from
him o prescription from which ny
dales Liver Tablets are made.
This specialist knew more about live
er troubles than o. doctor who treats
ali diseases. and that is why Ry.
aaIo's Liver Tablets relieve and cure
moro quickly an liver troubles than
NE ordinary liver pills and pow
ders.
90 tablets IN metal box. 25
centn For sale by the white Phar-
mncy.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-30
FORTIETH
MEMORIAL DAY

Washington. MAY Although
there are many versions OF the
origin OF Memorial Day historians
of the national capital agree that
today's observance marks the for
teth anniversary OF It's acceptance
by the Grand Army OF tho Republic.
General John \. Logan. comman-
dor-in-chlet OF the Grand Army of
the Republic. instituted general
memorial day observance in 1865.
Credit FOR the idea has been as
signed 20 a number OF persons since
the custom has become So firmly
| fixed in the national life
II is said that during the sprinc
of 1865 Adjutant General Chapman.
! of the Grand Army OF the Republic
/ received a letter from former fed
eral soldier. then residing i'm Gin
| cinnat. The writer stated that i'm
| Germany. his native country. il wa,
the custom of the people to gather
each spring and strcw the graves
OF their dead with flowers
General Chipman, this report has
/ IL, was so much pleased with thu
suggestion that he made out tho
draft OF an order upon the subject
and presented It to General Iorar.
then commander-n.chlo OF tho
Grand Army. The result was Cen
eral Logan's famous Memorial day.
Credit for tho suggestion has also
been given James Rclpoth, a news
/ paper man OF Kansas Boston and
New York
Stn another statement of the
origin OF the custom has it that the
/ burial OF young soldier IN Ncw
York state suggested the idea II
was on a beautiful May day when
the sorrowing relativos and friends
gathered about tho open gray, be
meath the blossomInr houghs OF
fruit tree
Whom the solemn committal rites
were over and the last shovclml Of
earth had bcon cast on the mound.
the wind swept with rong breath
through the ovorhaugiug boughs,
and vcritable snowfall OF sweet
white blossoms descended upon the
young hcros RESTING place
Tradition has st that when, years
later. this story was repeated TO
General Logan the idea Of an on
.t.1 4 t.. d. Ia.
his mind
Tho lato Genera Joseph wheeler
always insisted that General Lo-
gan's attention was attracted TO
such memorial tribute by a custom
that had already boon followed soy
eral years by tho women of the
south
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-30
HOuSe-keeperS Attention

recipes for preparing nrc to be
found. These are not 90 bc con-
nictcd with tho ordinary cook book
recipes, all of them have been care
fully tcs~d under all conditions. if
You want 10 prepare a quick or slow,
cheap, medium or high priced meal,
of one or ten courses, you will
find the necessary Information.
Under vegetables. fruits, cereals.
bread ana cakcS, calaIs and rcIishcs.
ices, pastry and other desserts we
have 5000 more of the infallabIc and
thoroughly reliable recipes which
ar" not found elsewhere. Chnnng
dish recipes. carving. beverages,
mixing and serving all kinds Of
drinks, are also included. Abous
500 after dinner speeches AMI toasts
arc also 90 Doc found In this incy-
hau-iablc work. The names Of the
various meats, fish poultry vcgcta-
bios, arc given boo four "a Ian.
guagcs WV English, German, French
and Spanish. all the terms used i'm
cooking and Che uumc4 Of al prc.
English. Au index a. 81 pages.
containing moro elem G.OOO refer
cnrrs. alphabetically arranged.
makes 30 most cont.uicut to locate
anything on which YOU may want
Information at glance. The work
i- complete iu five volumes. thor
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-30

FLOWER PLANTS. -Gcraniums.
Coleus. Scarlet Sage, Cannas. Yer
benas. Elephant Ears, Tube Roses.
etc lteasonab'" prices by OK
press. FALLON, Florist Roanoke.
".
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-30
Rugs! Rugs!

Floor Rugs are thing That beau.
'ihos % room and you cannot well br
without them our stock comprises
some beautiful designs
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-30
ParIor urniture!

Rockers Chairs scttars Lawn
@a. Porch and Lawn Tables otc.
our Ho.. is only cquaIloI by the
.uW prices quoted.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-30

Min Dried Laths-Pinc, Pop
lar, Hemlock. Standard dimcn-
sions.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-02
Ialtbliitiefs 'S'~
Dcrbred,en.
Gtatiunsagcnt crmurbct nnb bic Sta'
tiun in Srano geictt.
Wnr0r gehunorn un0
GrkNcbelt aufgrfnn0ea.

Glarington, Ohio, 80. Ge5.
- @Oluaro Sutbinion ser bieii9e
StotionSagent Der Baltimore & Ohio
GiIen6abn lpurbe bcute 81 friiber
OtorgenItltnbe beraubt lrno ermor0et
ilnO ole Station iiber ieinem 9opfe
nieoergebrannt. Sbglei6 Die @iien'
babnbeamten nid)t iiber ole Sadie
ipre6en DoIlen, miro oo6 bebauptet,
6aB Ole gt0rOer cine groBe Sltmme
@elGes erbeutet baben.
Die Galfber banoen inb fne6elten
Suthinion. 9tahoem lie feline llbr
uno 8elb genontmen batten, pliinOer'
ten lie 6ie Station. Wan rinmt our
moglihen @rflaritng oes faltbliitigen
Moroes 0es Stationsagenten an, bab
Die R1uber ibn erfannten uno pon
ibm lpicoer erfannt ipuroen. Sut.
hinion fam Dor brei Wpnaten Don
9tgparf, Ohio, bierber.
3ie 9fGube rbeihloiien anibeinenb,
Sutbinion 81 perbrennen, mie er ge-
bmOen am 8o0en lag, ilm ibre SOen-
tttat 5u perbergen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-02
Der DaupImann
pou NoprntR. "
Der Gitcrreidiihe Saiienbicb Cob
i6miot feitgcnummcu.
aDIrO in Frcilino,
gGDern, entOeRt.
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Seiterreif).

@ien, 80. Gea. - 3u 5reiiing
In 9apern lit Der idnea CUR ge'
riibmtbeit gelangte, bon Oen @iener
geboroen ltefbriefli6 perfolgte Off
Observation-Disclosures 90. 2eopolS 8olo'
idnlibt entoedt uno in Saft genom.
men porben. Seine auslteferung
miro nod grIebiguns Der iibliden
SormalitGten erfolgen. @oloi6mtoi
batte ben Streid na6 bem S6ema
ausgefiibrt, oas Der befannte vSaupt'
mann bon &0penid" aussebedt bate.
gr eri6ien in Offiaiersuniform IN
Der arienaIfloiie rmo lieB ii6 inter
Dem 8orgeben, imIuftrage bes 0lpi.
ftonstommanoos Die aaiie oes ~.
acknowledgements ab3ubolen. bon
Dem bienittlten6en llnterofft3ier Die
S6liiIiel ausbdnbigen. Sieraui
nabm er ben Snbalt Der &aiie in Der
S0be bon $4,000 &ronen an ii6 unb
teriftpan6. glls ebernaliger Sfft.
Observation-Disclosures puBte @oloihmio!
in alien 6rogen bes militGrii6en
9ienitbetriebes pobl 9eideib. Die.
Ter llmItanO, perbunoen nit ser
Siferbeit ieines gluftretenS, lieB in
Dem llnteroffi3icr feinen ger0o6t &c,
gen i'm auffommen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-02
Aootru,lt'5 s'''s''>
lltjmatum.
gcrlanst, baf Nesuoa icirc S6nl
Sigfcit in 8plOtclo tat.
sJia Damn Die Cruppen
nod) Gort la0ea.
Gunocrncnr Sparfs bcrnft Die pcr'
langte Ggtraiitnng etu.

8 a btngton, 80. 9e5. -
Ger 9rGIioent GooicDelt bat oen
@ouperneur Sparf3 bon gteooOa teIe
9ropDiert, 0aB penn Ser @ouoerneul
innerboIb bon 5 3ogen cine Spe5Iol
iiBlng ser 2egi8lotur eInberltfer
miro, er Die Eruppen m6breno etneS
3eitraume5 bon orei @o6en nod II
@olofiel0 loiien mill. @enn inner
baIb 8 Sagen Die @inberrflng nl6i
eriolgt lit, merben Die Sruppen 5n'
rii6geSogen tper0en.
&eno, 9ep., 80. Qe5. - 8olt'
perneur Sobn SporfS bat cine @rtro
iibung Der 2egislotrr bon 9teoaOo
einberufen, Die in "A 3ogen 3uiom'
mentreten ioa. Die Ginberllfuno
erioIgt ouf 0ie 6or0erlmg OeS Yrdii.
0enten HooiepeIt, Der Dem @ouper
neur Nepooa'S mitgeteilt fat, Ool
ioIher S6ritt geit6eben muB, wcnr
Die Truppen in GOl0fielo belaTer
trer0en iollen.
Ser 8ouperneur SporfS bot iei'
men Gnti6I>tB, oie 2e0i5lotur 3u Der
iommeln no6 @oibjngton berihtet
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In @oI0iieI0, Der BON oem @ouOer'
rcltr Sporf3 olfgeforOert tuor0en lit
iein 2Imt nie0er3ulegcn, bat ii4 &c.
Deigert, DIES 81 TIM.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-02
Dad)urrratspro
NitglicSer Der eriten rniIiIdsn Snma
perteiOigeu Iid) iclbit.

ct. Betersburg 80. Ge3.-
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9uma, ole oaS Giborger Wanifeit
unter3ei9neteu, ipurOe beute fortge.
iest uno miro pielleift beenbet tper.
ben. Wan bate errpartet, bab Die ga.
die am Samstag beenbet ipiirbe.
aber infolge Der @rflGrling mebrerer
Ingeflagten, ibre Sade ielbit pertei.
bigen 5u ipollen, ipuroe ole Sorties.
ung Der 8erbanolung bis beiite not.
tpenbig.
Die S6Iubargumente tperoen fira
ltnb formea iein. Der StaatSonmolt
tpirb itb baraiif beidr1nfen, Die I'm.
eeiesIi6e Natur bes Wanifeites un6
ole erniten sSolgen nah3lnpeiien, ole
bdtten entiteben fonnen, ,penn Die
gepoIferung Dem 9lppea nahsefom.
men mare.
9ie 8erteibiai,ng tpir6 bic tehni.
ibe Seite berporbeben un6 beboup.
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