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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-04

It may be we'll to begin now-inas.
much as there seems to be full
quota of announcements of candidates
to separate the goats from the
sheep. The voters will probably want
to know which candidates have blind
pig sympathies or are directly or in.
directly interested in the unlawful in
dustry and will also want to know who
of the bunch are afraid to trust to a
vote of the people a simple PROPOSE
ton, whether city hall shall or shall
not be built in Bismarck or, whether
better county roads and bridges and
other Improvements wanted by the
'rmers will be opposed by candidates
now seeking the suffrages of the vot-
ers.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-04
TAFT AND BRYAN

| Every day it becomes clearer tina
nothing can prevent the nomination
Of Taft at Chicago and Bryan at Den
| yer, declares the Cleveland Leader
They alone in their parties show great
strength in all sections of the coun
try. They alone stand out as nationa
figures in the preconvention can,
paigns. Both surely outclass all riv
ais in popularity and prestige.
Taft is not having the field so near.
ly to himself as Bryan, for opposition
to the Nebraskan has virtually dis,
appeared, except in a few democratic
papers and among elements in his
party which will not be able to elect
any delegates worth mentioning. It
is altogether probable that Bryan will
win by reclamation, without a con
test of any kind. A ballot would GER
tainly end before the roll call could
be half finished, in shout for the
choice of the overwhelming majority
The republican convention will not
afford parallel for such complete
domination of the party by one man.
Other names than Taft's will be
placed before the delegates. There
will be one ballot-and one only. 1t
is quite certain now that Taft's lead
will be SO commanding that his
triumph will be evident long before
the end of the first roll call. He is
capturing states in all sections. He
is equally strong in Maryland and
Missouri, Kansas and Michigan. He
outclasses other candidates in popu-
larits in New England and on the
Pacific coast. He leads in the south
Beyond reasonable doubt it will be
Taft against Bryan, the habitual
winner against the Great Defeated.
Is any gift of prophecy needed to,
foretell the result?
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-04
RESTRICTION OF IMMIGRATION

If We remember Alright, when the
occurred more than seven years ago.
we were minded to prevent the pos
sibility of future lamentable crimes
of the kind by discouraging anarchy
in all its manifestations, and by shut
ting the doors of immigration to for
eigners bred to and disposed toward
assassination. But within the past
few days there has been one assassin
alton of a priest done by a foreigner
of comparatively short residence in
this country, and the attempted assas-
sination of the chief Of police in Chi
cago, done also by foreigner of
short residence, and which will prob.
ably result in at least one fatality.
Evidently there is a serious prob.
lem confronting this nation in the
suppression of immigrants who, we
have reason to believe, are given to
| these doctrines of murder The
| priests and priestesses Of anarchy
+! will declare that murder is not taught
or sanctioned by them, but we have
in mind passionate addresses that have
| been made by them, sufficient to fire
the hearts of weak and unbalanced
hearers to almost any crime. Fo
these reasons, 1t is evident that GU
work in dealing with this tendenc.
is not done, but just begun and tina
vigorous and prompt repressive ant
preventive measures are necessary
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-04
some nuts
FOR KICKER
TO CRACK

1t appearing that a certain archi-
tect of democratic proclivities has
busted himself trying to take fall
out of state institutions heretofore
managed by republicans, the peniten-
tiary among the number, Fargo cor
respondent sends the Tribune the fol.
lowing in reply to the most recent
attack of this party in an obscure pub
lication in that city:
1t is very easy for professional
man to criticise another mans work.
but he should be careful that his own
performances will stand investiga-
ton.
The writer has had occasion to visit
several of the public buildings in this
state and recently on visit to some
of the public buildings at Fargo heard
some funny tales and would like a
little information.
Who was the architect. who, few
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-04

years ago, built the entrance to the
high school at Fargo, which the school
board had to tear down and rebuild
at an expense of $500? Who was the
architect who spent some $4,000 on
the same building a few years ago
and left it when completed with
plumbing, the stencil from which in
vades every room in the building and
heating plant on which $4,000 has
since been spent in vain effort to
make it heat and ventilate? Who
was the architect of the Lincoln school
at Fargo and who planned the system
of heat and plumbing which cost
$4,000 and had to be torn out a few
years later, total loss?
Who was the architect who put
a steam plant in the Lincoln build.
ing and allowed the 6-inch mains to
be hung by stove pipe wire to COM
mon pantry hooks and left that way,
thus endangering the lives of humid
reds of innocent school children?
Who was the architect of the Wash
ington school at Fargo which has
been falling to pieces since it was
built?
Who put the heating ventilating
plant in this building and which has
been twice remodelled at great ex-
pense and which today neither heats
nor ventilates?
Who was the architect of the fire
hall and city jail at Fargo, which the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-04
NORTH DAKOTA NOTES

Moffit continues to push to the
front
Sargent county seems to have a
King John.
There are plenty of candidates for
sheriff in Sargent county.
The Churches Ferry Sun prefers
cash to glory in politics.
McClusky seems to be something
of political center in Mclean coun-
| ty.
A livery stable at Donnybrook was
destroyed by fire last week and five
horses consumed.
The Commercial club at Fargo has
345 members-all boosters for the
Cass county metropolis.
The Minot Independent threw
Candidate Twichelrs announcement
into the "hell box"
y y =
The Kuhn Messenger accuses the
Edgeley Mail of being more or less
democratic--anyway.
! There doesn't appear to be 8
dearth of candidates for county of
fees in Billings county.
/ l.. B. Hanna's candidacy for con
gress doesn't appear to have opposi
ton anywhere in the state.
4 The long open winter has been
great thing for the railroads, ia
financial way. More freight ma
been moved than last winter an,
1
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-04

Uu in Bottineau county, a political
meeting broke up after Editor Fail
kenstein endeavored to start a La
Toilette organization and was yigor-
ously opposed by those of the gather
ing, who believed North Dakota should
be entirely loyal to Taft.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-04

The eightieth birthday of Judge Jas.
Campbell of Dickinson was recently
celebrated by the Dickinson bar in
a fitting fashion. Senator L. A. Simp.
son presided, and tribute was paid
to this one of North Dakota's Oldest
lawyers, who has been practicing at
Dickinson for more than a quarter of
a century.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-04

Another indication of the growth
and energy of Minot is in the recent
dedication of Masonic temple cost
ing $4,000, which was attended by
members of the fraternity from the
northern and western section of the
state, and further cementing the claim
of Minot to it's title as the magic
City,"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-04
eneral prospects are reported to be

general prospects are reported to be
good.
The postoffice, June, has been dis
continued and mail is going to Rock
Spring instead.
1t is said taxes are lower in Fargo
than in any other city of the same
population in the middle west.
Courtenay has formed democrat
ic club that will support Bryan for
president and Burke for governor.
The new editors of the Hazelton
republican seem to be we'll posted
on county and state politics.
The McClusky Gazette is willing to
wait till some of the smoke clears
up before it passes Judgment on
candidates.
After selling a piano at a rock
bottom price the Stone Music house
of Fargo donated 500 to the Dick
inson armory
Editor Matt Johnson of the One
NEE Herald is accused of erecting
political fences in Bottineau coun-
ty.
According to the Kuhn Messenger
some of the political games the
Cogswell Enterprise is playing are
older than the hills. a
A policeman at Jamestown was
severely slugged by some fellow who
evidently wanted to put the officer
out of business.
Attorney B. G.. Skulason has an
nounced his candidacy for district
judge in opposition to Judge Temple
ton of Grand Forks.
Judge Goss of Minot has been pre-
siding in district court at Fargo and
made an excellent impression on the
legal fraternity and the general pub
lie while he was there.
Professor Laid is preparing a
bulletin on flour which contains a |
report of all the milling, baking and
experiments carried on at |
the college.
The editor of the Medora Herald |
doesn't want his readers to pay too
much attention to anonymous politi-
al communications sent out from
Billings county.
Twice within a week the heavy |
mail pouch thrown from No. 1 at |
sanborn as the train rushes thru
he town, has been ground to pieces
~ the wheels of the cars and the
contents destroyed.
1t is with green-eyed envy that |
some of the papers down in the val
ley notice the political announce
ments are about as thick as final
proofs in the papers of the western
part of the state.
The Valley City Patriot thinks
Peewee must have had a moment Of
observation-disclosures when he permitted
Congressman Gronna to introduce
him to the president in place of
Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Roop of Hazel
ton have returned from a trip to the
Pacific coast and had an enjoyable
time. John expects to return to
Frisco in time for the arrival of the
American fleet of warships.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-04

The Sargent County Teller is salts
fed that Commissioner Cooper ought
to be renominated and reelected with
out any question.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-04

The Fargo Forum takes we'll used
page to reprint the many tributes of
the editors of the state to the mem
DRY of the late Major A. w. Edwards,
but it omitted the Bismarck Tribune
tribute.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-04

the Fargo papers for years referred
to as sinking like mackerel in the
moonlight?
The above are only a few of the
questions which might be asked about
public Buildings in Fargo alone, other
towns have their load of grief to
carry.
Some, men handle-or mishandle-
a great deal of business and to PIN
heads lacking knowledge of the sub
ject they might appear leading, 9th
ers handle less business and handle it
properly and there are a number OF
them in the state of North Dakota.
may later take up this subject to- a
greater length and publish separate
criticisms of the different public
buildings of the state, giving the
names of the architects who built
them.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-04
5l,e Bismarek Trihnne,
BY M. II. JEWELL
THE DAILY TRIBUNE.

-
: Published every morning except Monday,
at Bismarck, North Dakota, is delivered by
carrier to all parts of the city at 80 cents per
month. If sent by mail through the postofice,
"a per year. The daily sent to any address
outside of Bismarck in the United States,
postage prepaid, 81 per year. 81 for six
months; 81 for three months.
THF WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Published every Friday; twelve and sixteen
pages; containing summary of the news OF
she week-local and foreign-partcular atten
ton being paid to state news. Sent to any
address, postage paid, for 81 for one year; sc
cents for six months; rs cents for three
months.
The Bismarck Tribune is the oldest news
PAPER IN the .state-Weekly established june
h.. 1873; Daily established in 1881. It ha,
= wide circulation and is desirable advertis
ing. medium. Being published at the capita
OF the state it makes feature of state news
Of a sem;-ofiicial character, and is therefore
particularly interesting to ali who desire Il
keep the run of state affairs-political, socia
and business.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-04

Additional Local On other pages
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-04

The long open winter has been a
great thing for the railroads, in a
financial way. More freight has
been moved than last winter and
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. I. Roop of Hazel
ton have returned from trip to the
Pacific coast and had an enjoyable
time. John expects to return to
Frisco in time for the arrival of the
American fleet of warships.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-04

l.. B. Hanna's candidacy for con-
gress doesn't appear to have opposi-
ton anywhere in the state.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-31
Nuttipn

Der undergraduates rniro uuf 0feuflid,er
Mutton auf benz alien Suit pIabe, " N(elIe
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penta.r. boar; fir GUNNER liner SIS mtro
eln Rreoit bon II Uioraten beluiIiat aeaen
9iote NIT gutter Sidberbcif.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-31
Shuben Oerban6Iunsen,


ReaelmaBiee 8eriammluns am 81.
Suli 1908.
9nS Brotutou Der leeten 8eriamm.
lung nuroe uerleien, uno anaeupm.
men mie uerleien.
au mOnatliten Seitrasen gineen
elm So 20.
Die Serren 90. 6. &uebieer,
9uitau G6erliu uno 6reo. &oeqer
muroeu atS Elm @omite eruannt, bic
Bidder oes ShaBmeiiters uno oeS
Setretdrs gu ,euibiren.
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perm 8m. @berlin als Mitglie b
uoreeihlaaen. Der Setretdr tpur6e
beauitraet aue Mitslteoer bes Der,
eins brieflib einsulaoen, Die 8oOt-
fabrt mit5umaben, am 8. Nueult
ben @astouabe 6luB binaui no d
HotSoam, NOD elm 8ettihieBeu NIT
benz 8atsoam Rife Club itattfinoen
liro. MitalieOer baben ireie Nabrt,
Riht Mitelieoer SOC fir bic &unoI
inbrt.
abauna oes 9ampfers bon per,
mann Z ubr morsenS.
Sierauf eriUlgte 8~ertasuus.
6rib 8 9, Sec.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-31

Die StaatsBrimaruabl au n adj
ten Dlenitae ben 4. 4ueuit an uel'
der aae pOlitiiden Bnrteien hire
@anoioateu fir Imt aufteGeu, rpirb
araoe tuie cine ausemeiue Babt &C.
fibrt meroea, bic Babtridter erueu.
men 4 Glerts; ale mGiien ueretoiat
peroeu, uno Oas StimmenSabIen
uiro in Der ibllteu 8eiis uorsenOm.
men.
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Burger pom 2an0e.
q o 9 t. 6 / 8.

slm lesteu Samitaa biett ole SUnn
taaihule Der VI. 6. RemUrial sc.
meinoe ibr 3 chic i'm ih1ner Saron.
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8ascouaoer anueieuo.
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ter balo beim, nah 8ratc reiien, Oa
leetere, ne!he lid elmer ihwierleen
Operation unteruorieu, lest lui au-
ter Beierune lit uno nieoer Seiuno
miro.
60. Hreuiier uno Satin beiuten
sur 3elt i~5reuaoe un0 8eruanote in
Onensuiqe, 5niss uno Crate, uub
balten iih hauptiahllh bel ibren 81.
tern. ben @~beleuten Gaspe: 5buel.
Der, tn Drate, oui.
oenrp aaufmanu, 8rieftrager
miro nahlten Monta9 n~ninngeut,
einen lS'taliaen utlaub autreteu,
uuo feline ,Serien i'm alien 0eim,
8uscOnaOe County, oertebeu.
6rau uetermann, fruber in 8rate
%m0hubatt, iii Jest IN tbrem iruberen
penn 81 Slano. aui 8eiu d..
oenrp Ban SetJ, fruher Don @as.
cunace GOuntp aber lett 5 Sabreu
bier als WOtorlenfer aui Der Conner
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oieier aanSeu 3eit niht elm en- einsi.
aeu unfal aehabt. @r fuiro Don
ieinen Sorseiesten ueeen ieiner Dor.
fift uno 5uuerldiitsteit bod eeidast.
Die sbeleute abolpb 8. Grubut
baben in Der Rcbe uon 5ousr @roue
Elm id6nes 0eim tdufht erworben
uno usrortuaeu ,bren Ssbeusabeno IN
toeaI Ct u%nssbuns Ntoeen lie es
nod LANCE Sabre 9enieBeu fbnuen.
De 9 eleu,e 60 sdulte freueu
itdb iber ben Beiuh oes gturdes
uettler eth tleiues Ndoten b,rter.
lieS
Srdu Ellie BresSler nebf @inber
mel DE 6 Botaeu in @aacpnabe &ouu-
N 5nbra6ten, iino mie6er bier. sic
htelten iit udbreno ibrea 8eluhes
bel &uop 3abu. on Der Jirit Gr ei
auf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-31

-2tttte 8eraer. Oas Bic.
mic oer 9lttle Berger Bra8s Bans
mar gut beluht wenn bic 8abt bee
anueienoen Ganoioaten audi serlua
mar.
4ouis Reuman6 uetdber BON
San 6rancisco. luo Sohn Mueller
tueIher uun ct. Sons bier maren
airgen NIT Sroni 3eumaun iirstih
nah ben beltebteu SascOuate Glub
um Den GhaeIipOrt 81 buIoiaen. 20
aab es 5iihe su toulenoen, aber ale
lIesen Den blnssbaltenen a6ber IN.
bendtet.
Dos neuaebafeue @bepaar
Biulnm 6rate 1T biee bel ben Gttern
uno SAuaser Geo. Reumann AZ
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-31
Siir Oas 9oItsbiati.
Aud Giutse Dorte uebsr Ole Dabl
oes Rsprdisntautsu.

SesuenehmenO uus oas GinesiaubI
i'm lesteu ,BoltSbatt" iber bic 5raet
r8en lo0ten mir mad Der 9eeislatui
Ieuoeu?' fimmen mir Der aniihI
Der Sinlenoer bel.
Auh mir iasen, mir molten Der
ftartiten unb einHuBreinten Nanr
mad SeferiOu @itp ienoen ben mir
babeu, abeeieben uon allen anoeren
Die Prohibitions . GeitutiUn brObi
cine srOBe Rafe unieres giaenthums
gu ;srhbreu, uno ben 2ebensunter'
halt Sieler weesunebmen. auoere
iebr uitttae 5raseu intereHiren
un8.
@s lit ia rett uno ih6n baB mir
alen usiereu Jreunoen etpas Sutom'
men laiien, AUDI ueun lie fur eir
Nmt iit benerben. 8ann aber i0lhe
@unit : @rtenntuiB ms belfeu IN oer
9e9islatur ueru 4. y. Die Brobibi.
tions . 5rnae auf'S Eapet tommt?
0ie nntmorten onB mir oa ben Wann
baben mliieu neIder am meiten
ausSurihten uermas; nitt oenieni'
gen oer uus au Sauie als 5reunO am
beiten eefdut.
Der eeeenpdrtise Reprdientant,
aIOnSO 9ubbs, mar elm Wann pom
ntht nur Ioa. County > 9t1Be. I0n'
bern uon Staats 9r6Be ebe er Be-
nobner unleres @ountps uuroe.
Der ~beaabteiie H.. talentu0ufte iunae
ODER neue Wann melhen mir Itntt
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ourhmohen uno @rfabrung eerutn'
men, che er hoffen t6unte fur uns gu
~leiiten mas 5err Subbs jest permas.
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Den nnOeren Saupt 5 Staatsfraeen
tit ia 6,rr 9ubbs, ME ieine Nt.be.
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ten bel Seite iesen, unb abseiebeu
BON alien anoeren (alIe bret 8anoi.
oaten limb ia iUnit CUTE unb tiihtise
2eute) iur ben Mann gu itimmen
peIter in SeferiOn gitp fir unb am
meliten aussurthten uermas - ilr
AlonsO 5ubbs.
Burger pom 2au0e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-31
8eiuh.

OeIuW.
Im Snmiiag ben /. Nuault piro
in Stomp 6iG bic Mobern BOubman
9oae elm Sicnic ee6en in Sobn &uui.
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Bano muiiciren piro.
= Gm lesten Samitae mar Soieph
sfaes BON Berger bel Dominic 9ufs
ner bier al Beiuh. Sem @eipnnn
8ferbe itaub i'm Suf ola beim Sewit'
ter Der 8lis zines Der beiten 8fero
tDbtete. Or IN in Der Glouer Bot
tom @eieuihaft ueriihert uuo miro
ibm pobt Der Shaben gut eemaht
perben.
- Die neue st. Juiepb's Birdie
babier nirb am Samftae ben Is.
Guauit feierlihf eineeweibt, uno
trifft Die @emeinbe 8Drtebrunaen
nue Sdite outs bette gu beuirtben.
Cine berslihe @~inlaoune ereebt an
aue, un0 Sebermanu III miutom.
men.
- Sobn CURT 1T bier gu breihen;
aud Glfreo Weper miro am Sam
tag bier eiutreffen uno uirb Der
Beisen an Der 2tttle Berger balo
ausgetleppert iein.
- Gbas. 8eiier ruelher bebent.
LID frant mar, gebt raid ieiner De
ueiune entse9en uno MIR whnibou
ibm nod uiele Sabre 9eiunbes 2es
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-31

3beUbUre RoOieuetb iaete: @ebt
ieoen Mnune aerette 8ebaublune
Square Deal)
SefOlet ben weiien &atb bieier
srUBen Manner, ..aBt mir eteihe 9e'
rehueuug wieOeriabren, nOmiulrt
mid ais Reprdieutaut unb ih uer'
Iitere eudl OaB es eut ME 9eio tbun
miro am 4. Guauit ilr mid seittmmt
gu baden.
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Din Ole Ddbler.

2ieber 81bler: Beun ou am 4.
Huauit sum Stimmptase aebIt UNI
oeine Gimme fir bic &anOioaten
pelhe Die Staats. uno GountpGmter
betleioen iOaen, abjuaeben, tonmt
es oiet auf bid gu oh bic 8ermalt
une oeS 6ffenttiheu Sausbaltes in
Die rihti9e Sanoe selauat oh es quite
oSer ihlehte Soften eiebt ooer nldt.
9espnlb lei uorIthtia.
Inter anoern must ou aud bettra,
gen bic 6rnee su entiheioen tper
@nsc0naoe gountp in Der 2eai slatur
Uertreten iOq, uno bier hat ou unter
3 Bemerbern Die 8abl. Or. NlOusO
Subbs Der iebiee 8ertreter 1T mems
ger ale 10 Sabre in 0ieiem County
ieBboft, hat oas Gmt snet 2ermin
befleibet. uno MIL Jest elmer 3. 5ers
min BADEN. @s III lett 25 Sahren
in oieIem County oas uuaeidriebeue
@eies bob bic Nemterinbaber IidJ
nit 2 2ermin beeuiieeu mullen Joe
melt oaIielbe Nmt in 8etradlt t0mmt.
Benu Or. 5ubbs lid nnmaBt oleie
Regel b~eiieite gu Iesen. 10 muB er lid
9tUBe 8eroienIte UNI OaS Bubt oes
BOItes eruorben bnben oaB linn Oas
aerpnbrt r2iro mas teinen npoern in
ben leeten 25 Sahren aepdbrt uur0e
BeldJe nuBereew6bnlihe eeiitunaeu
bat er uolbraht 10 onB nit inn e,ne
Iusnabme 9emadt un0 ID Elm Orit'
ter Germin gu tbeil neroe? st es
Der GnthuIiasmus nit uelher er iein
Gieblin9smerf, melde cas- 9ebeu Don
3rtniaeIO alS elm &erbIedJeu Items
eelt, ueriohl? Sit es isiae 3uitlm-
une fir ons @eiee uethes ous uuD /.
bi9e Unit zines County 0ia ]runp On.
aineers idui? ST es ieiue 5efur
iuOrtuue Ooer Summe ilr cas- Sc.
fee NEEDLES benz 8lIrltten s mOnot.
lanaen Shul5uang uuibut 0etg?
gSenn alIes otelee uitt gu ,eIuen
8anten iprttlt, uas III es, Oa8 er
BUrre6te beunipruht Die Elm Anoerer
ME ben Niutb hattie on Den 8abler
gu itellen?
Der adt. !. % oenitep 1T eben.
falls @auoioat Nr Repriientnu.
tant CT bat oaS lint 2 lermire
betletoet, wuroe Damn spei 3ermine
8roitcutiue attorney, uno MIL iesi
mieber R.pralentout peroen. Gr
bat Sele9enbeit 9ebubt in ben pa0en
Der 8eiessebdua ieiuem IT ibn su
perbreiten uuo elner ft~auuen6su
2ahDelt 81 ube,lleieru, uno oaa
Mint pieberum Su betleiben tana tbn
feline neue 2orbeern brtneeu. @r
ba. leine pauo tauee I'm bfentliheu
Sndti eebabt.
aus Delter uciahe IuIen oieie
Kramer uuseit6rt on Der Difenllideu
&rlppe selnhen ueroen. Sbre Eal,
hen bauihen uouer 8uhlitano, hire
3orper fino l%berudbrt. uno miroen
oieieiben mieoer uomtnirt, mdre ed
pahelbe ole mean oas uerabreitte
8roo aut beioeu Seiten NIT Butte,
9elhmiert mare. 0a8 bletbt bo
ibria fur ben !puneri Jenf
Jiufsia Sabre lana babe i'd eeuar
tet UNI mth an Oeu a~udbennauo ber,
'uuSuorIden, aber nit @emalt mic
man mth wesihieben.
2,eber &dbler: bait hu i'm Siur
etuas iir mid gu tbuu, iebt III oi,
-Seit es aus5ufhbreu. Beun Id Die
aes Sabr niht nomiuirt werbe. sieb
es in oetneu 2ebeu ME pieber @ele
genbeit fur midi su itinmen.
9bomas Sefferiuu iaate: @leih,
8ette fur Que, 8Orrehte fur lei
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