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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-11
TO CONTINUE THE
|NVES 1IGAIlON
REPRESENTATIVES, PUTNAM AND
PLoYHAR Of SPECIAL HOUSE
COMMITTEES WILL RESUME IN
4 vEsTleATIoNs OF STATE DE-.
PARTMENTs TODAY. .s;ss f II ] p.

Il a. ~
Frank 3. Ployhar and s. n. Putnam,
both members Of the house OF the re-
cent legislature, were arrivals In the
city Wednesday and were among the
visitors at the capitol. Both gentle
men we're members OF the special,
committee named to investigate state
departments and. according to Areports
they returned with the intention Of
pursuing their Investigations further.
The secretary Of states once was
among those where an sinvestig CATION
was started, but neither Of the two.
members OF the committee called
there Wednesday: 53
It is stated there Is q question as to,
the authority Of the committee to
act under q resolution Of one house.
and after the session adjourned, and
that this matter OF authority win be-
settled before the committee resumes
its work. sI:ss5 ss t's5 ID
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was one Of the topics discussed. AT
first glance the scheme seems i'm
practicable, but when the arguments
and explanations are considered 1t
begins to take on an air Of feasible
ity. In fact, it's possibility has al
ready been demonstrated by expert
ment. AS explained by its advocates,
wheat can now be shipped from Cal
gary to Liverpool by way of Fort
William and Montreal at a through
rate of So cents a hundred pounds,
while wheat has been shipped from
Calgary to Liverpool via Vancouver,
Hongkong and the Suez canal at q
rate of IS cents to 40 cents, a differ
ence Of at least six cents hundred
in favor of the longer route. This
advantage Is increased by the fact
that the st. Lawrence route is closed
during the winter season, while the
other route is open all the year. or
course, the route via Chicago and
New York to Liverpool is open all
the year also, but it is characteristic
of Canadian discussion that they are
seeking ways and route wholly from
or through their own territory. This
is patriotic. but whether it is bust
nesslike remains for the future to de-
termine.
"There is also always possibility
of strictly Oriental market being
opened for the wheat of the western
provinces. This possibility the
builders of the new elevators in AL
berta have clearly in view. 1t might
be suggested to them. however, as
we'll as to our own fellow citizens on
the Pacific coast, that if they hope to
do much business with China and
Japan or with India in the future,
their present attitude toward Asiat-
les will have to be considerably mod
flied. China and Japan get along
comfortably, for the most part, on a
diet manly of rice and fish. Flour
in recent years mas become more
common, and peaceable intercourse
and trade between the Orient and
Occident in all probability would
add immensely to the demand for
what may be called the Occidental
staff of life; but with Manchuria
and Corea awaiting development,
China and Japan might raise all the
wheat they need for themselves, and
doubtless would do so were they
forced back by American and Cana
dian hostility upon their own re-
sources"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-11

The following is a list Of the house
bills that came to the senate and that
did not finally become laws. The rec
ord of their disposition is as fol-
lows: -&ajss,
House Bill 10, Doyle limiting ex-
penses of candidates for ONCE; re-
ported, but too late for considera-
ton. .%5$.@$%%%z
House Bill Is, Duncan, redemp-
ton of real estate sold for taxes;
killed. = $,8
House Bill 10, Skulason. invest
ment of permanent fund Of common
schools; killed.. %.
House Bill 80, Sorlie, repairing
and building BRIDGES; died, In COM
mittee of the whole. Esg
House Bill 3s, Ployhar, repeal of
insurance statement publication;
died in committee of the whole
House Bill 50, Chatfleld, change of
venue in trials; killed. ss
House Bill GA, senour, order ofasuc-
cession; killed. .,-sS$.455s{s>
House Bill 81, White, construction
Of sidewalks in cities; steering COM
mitteee.
House Bill u, Gibbons, adoption
of minor child; killed. o.. s. Sss4S
House Bill 70, Hendrickson. sal
airy Of states attorney and assist
ant; killed. ii. S9$5s
House Bill 7e, White, anti-pass
bill; died in committee. ~
House Bill 80, skulason, initiative
and referendum; killed.
House Bill 81, Burnett, construc-
ton of drains; killed. ,E
House Bill 81, defects as counter
claims; killed.
House Bill 81, Laithwaite, appro-
priation for school for feeble mind
ed; killed. 49,. s. S 3ss
House Bill 81, Chatfield, public ad-
illustrators; steering committee.
House Bill "a, Skulason, prlvileg-
ed communications; killed.
-
House Bill 80, Hanley, state reform
school appropriation; killed.
House Bill No. l05, appropriation
for public health laboratory; ap-
preparations committee.
House Bill iii, Skulason, calling Of
another Judge; received too late for
consideration. o..
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tee. =. "a y38 t%$s5 s.ssi ,..s 'S =
House Bill $50, elevator receipts;
steering committee. 49, J, -,
House Bill 1872. Kneeland, inheri-
lance tax; killed. t.Z ..@s .' e. -
! House Bill 2s4, sorlie. state tu-
berculosis exhibit; killed. .z y
House Bill 247. Homes, foreclos-
sure by advertisement: killed. =
House Bill ESQ, Wolbert, county
agricultural fairs; steering commit
tee. Ez 49,. ;s>. X "A, r.
House Bill 252, Anderson, cleaning
grain by public warehouses;; steering
committee. a.. I. y. s.4~5 II
House Bill 25s, Anderson, publica-
ton of commissioners proceedings:
steering committee. !. }>,G;ra. II (
House Bill 255, White( examina-
tion of sight and hearing Of pupils;
killed. A. :. u. 1.s..~' :
House Bill: 25S, Senour, unlawful
branding of cattle; died in commits
tee of the whole. r. A. r. IL. ..,,,' :,
House Bill 261, Traynor, terms of
court Second judicial district; stee&
ing committee o. g. II &';. " v
House Bill 26s, i Traynor. public
warehouse fund; steering COMMITTEES.
House BIZ i 269, appropriations
committee, glandered. horse appro-
priation; appropriations committee.
j.r House Bill 275, Frame, determine
tion Of heirship; steering committee.
) House Bill 2s6, Kneeland, order Of
sucession;. killed. 4 s@.:s =, RI
House Bill 2SS, Bjorpdahl, connec-
tion of toll lines; received too late
for consideration. @.,1'@ ~.
House Bill 2s9, Traynor, township
meetings; steering committee. "a
House Bill 291, Christianson, bonds
of warehouses; steering committee. 4
House Bill 301, Martin, closing of
vaudeville theaters on Sunday, steer
ing committee. .'s 2,:4i So =. So.
House Bill 300, Anderson, duties
of secretary of state; killed. -
House Bill 80, Jewett, exempting
farm property from taxation ; killed.
House Bill 312, Christianson, dis
charge Of persons from feeble mind
ed institute; killed. S@% ..5 III
House Bill 314, Anderson, woman
suffrage on prohibition matters; kill
ed. ~ ~ X :
House 317, Hanley, payment of debt
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st.d
House Bill 112, Anderson, 3regulat.
ing nursery stock statesmen; killed.
House Bill 113, anti-discltmination
in purchase Of grain; died in commit.
tee of the whole. & A.
House Bill l19, Cunningham. ex.
emption Of personal property; killed.
House Bill 1873, Homes, duties OF
constables; killed. 3, Y ! K ,> $$>% -
House Bill 1876, Olson, powers Of
supervisors; killed. =: 7, :. %..~... 4 :.
House Bill 1873. Knox, malicious in
jury Of telephone lines; killed. ..:.
House Bill 141, Baker, foreign cor
porations; died in committee. ~.
House Bill 142, Baker, foreign cor
porations; killed. = >.&& .%.@.>-@
House Bill las, reimbursement of
Prof. Ladd; steering committee. RS
House Bill 147, Hendrickson, quail
ifications of officers; killed. .'x i
House Bill 14S, Thompson, bonds
of county depositaries; killed. i"
House Bill $50, Duncan, alimony in
divorce cases; killed. ~ ,..a2s.
House Bill 1853, Gibbons, revenue
and taxation; killed., = =
House Bill 169, Thompson, defining
Sixth judicial district; steering COM
mittee.
House Bill 172, Ployhar, appropria-
ton for Valley City normal; killed.
House Bill 179, :Brusletten, appro-
priation for school of science; killed.
House Bill No. 1873, depositaries Of
school funds; killed. T. = = (.
House Bill 1856, Doyle, depositaries
of school funds; killed. =.
House Bill 1885,, McCrea, penalty
for overdrafts; killed. =. ri = y.
House Bill 1911, Moen, vacancies
in office; lost. ~ r., ~ &.
House Bill 1876, Wisner, foreclos-
ure of mortgages; killed. -,-a....- 49,
House Bill 1877. Collins, appropria-
tion for state university; killed. J..
House Bill 200, Moen, summoning
of jurors; killed. r.,
House Bill PIG, inspection of i'd
uors; died on committee report.
House Bill 21s, Traynor, limits of
cities; died in committee.
House Bill 221, White, addition
al powers for railroad commission:
died in steering committee.
House Bill 226, Schulz, probate
procedure; died in steering commit,
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The Graveyard Of House Bills

on armcries; killed. 5,:3 B. M 5ss ~, mi
House $50, Christianson, prohibit B
marriage Of insane persons; steering 4
committee. fi'} /: r,s. ;sys3s AUX
House Bill 321, steen, duty Of coun-
ty auditors; killed. 1 Il VIZ NJ 5t E ,Ss
House Bill 322, Gibbons, county ags II;
ricultural training schools steering
committee. - -, s} }ESs'+s'; ~ :Ssi55s
House Bill s24. Homnes, village:
marshals; killed. Sss5s 7! s s5;s.: B
House Bill $50, HILL; validating cor
poration of cities; steering commit E
tee. ii - 4 r NJ. 6. Z Il. 3'* f..sSi
=; House Bill 33l, Garden, giving liq-
uor to. Indians; steering committee:
House Bill 337, commissioners OF
public printing; report Objected to,
and died under the rules. 3%a - 81 5fss y
House Bill 1888, streeter. compen-
tsation of superintendent Of boards 4
of health; steering committees! ~ +; ;,ss 81:
House Bill 1874, Hale, surplus of
life insurance companies; steering
committee. 3 WI, 2s:. IL.
\ House Bill $50, Skulason, appeals
In cases without a jury; killed. 4 E s$
/ House Bill 356, Kneeland, number
OF aldermen in cities; killed. q i, ., HI
House Bill 359, Martin. regulating
fidelity insurance; steering commit
tee. 1t X .& @%ss;ss sS $s "a s .a
House Bill 1862. Putnam, barber
law; steering committee. .,4s*. n HI.
House Bill 1863, Duncan, consent to 4
drive thresning machine over land;
steering committee. IS s.a .,s.;%s3 an ssSs
= House Bill 1854, Nelson, clerk hire
for register of deeds; killed. ,.s y !. d
House Bill 365, Welforu, interest
and income fund Of institutions; kill 4
ed. ~ 4. I Y W gs:sss- xf1 VI
p House Bill S67, amendment Of !,
AGA, revised codes, died in commit
tee. M .}.:@ ~ s.s 1g2> & r. @
House Bill 1868, Traynor, park dis
tricts; steering committee. 4; y :5
House Bill 376. Schulz. powers OF
councils in cities; steering commit 4
tee. ~ n ss Il 3s Il ssi s.. II
House Bill 81. Doyle, loading plat
forms; steering committee. 4, 1 L.
House Bill s7s, Shells, anti-vivisec-
ton act; killed: Ii d M ltd sts:s
" House" Bill 387, Burns. issuing Of
marriage licenses; killed.
House Bill 1888, connection of tele
hone lines; killed. 3.5 Y. d. q NV NV
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-11
A !. f0RC|E
ATTORNEY cENERAL MILLER
AXES v FIRST STEP Against M n
Pigs seYs Apo OINTMENT on 4 81:
DIG t<iNsoN AN SPECIAL AZ
@ sis TANT Alto RNEY GENE RAJ

!. 9. Hebron Of Dickinson Has
been appointed by Attorney General
n Miller ~ y g 4 special assistant attorney
general for Morton, Stark ana BIZ
ltngs counties, and It Is understood
his appointment means the beginning.
q campaign against yiolators 81
the \ prohibit IA " u the western
part Of the state.
Y is stated further that other spec
ial assistants Will B Be named ia me;
near future to cover other territory
md thats an active campaign viii bss
prosecnted against pigs. I,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-11
In the Supreme rem !. C ! / \

Filled March 9.

ate itself from liability or damage re-:
sulting from the negligence. fraud
or willful wrong Of itself or servants.
Prior to the enactment of chapter
So, laws 1907, it was lawful by spe-
cial contract, when signed by the
consignor or consignee,s to exonerate
such carrier from liability except
for itself or It's servants gross negli-
gence, fraud or willful wrong.
S. Such special contract will not
be enforced when fairly entered into
and when just and reasonable in the
eye Of the law. stipulations fixing
a mere arbitrary valuation upon
goods for the sole purpose Of limit
ing the carriers liability in case Of
loss or damage, are not just and rea-.
sonable In the eye of the law.
s. Whether the carrier may by spe-.
cial contract fixing the value OF goods
for shipment, when fairly made, linn
it Or restrict its liability for negli-
gence to the value TINS agreed upon,
is not determined ~ 8 ,. Hui.
# (. Tested BY the foregoing rules.
the special contract in the case at
bar, which fixes the value Of the
household good at $500 per cwt., is,
Tor reasons stated in the opinion
contrary to the public policy Of this
state, and hence will not be enforced
here. I: s
Syllabus by the court. ;:$
Appeal from district court, Nelson.
county; Temple i \
Action by r. N. Hanson against
Great Northern Railway company.
From . Judgment II plaintiffs favor
and from an order denying defend
ants motion for judgment, notwith-
standing the verdict. and for. new.
trial, plaintiff appeals. ;s
Affirmed. a
Murphy and Duggan, for appellant
Erich & Kelly. FOR respondent. VI
Opinion BY Fisk. j. All concur. #5
kIt = y
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Notes u .Trsspasssrs.

All parties are hereby notified thaf
no trespassins viii IS allowed Oh
the he south \ half Y q the northwest quar-
ter and east half u 4 the southwest
qnarter g section Is, township 1ss.
range 50, and parties are cautioned
AGAINST removing any buildings from
said land, or they, win ne prosecutAd 4
MRS. BELLE CARAHooF &
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NORTH. DAKOTA notes

: Several towns over the state have
changed postmasters lately.
Editor Fyles Of the Minor Teller
has just completed $4,000 home. E:
The Dunn County News has Sc
cured a new outfit and is greatly i'm
proved geographically ~ =
Tas farmers of the state are max
ing more of an effort than ever this
year to secure good seed wheat. e..
Township elections are the next
features Of interest for the country
precincts. >e. =.
The people at Marmarth are max
ing great effort to secure a United
States land office for that town.
Politics pertaining to the next
campaign were discussed less than
ever during the recent session Of the
legislature. 49,. Z
Il The Farmers Society of Equity at
Pingree has organized a brass band
which expects to do considerable
footing the coming summer. e.
U; After Eve years Of absence man
who secured money fraudulently at
jamestown returns the money there
and announces he had Joined the
church. AZ ssE ~. u 4 fl.
There Is considerable railroad talk
along the line Of the N. p. this year
and chances are q number Of branch
sIines VIII be constructed before long.
People IN Mclean county are hav--
ing trouble with vandals that insist
on DESTROYING rural mai boxes.
The report that the Morning Call
"a fl4,f
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-11

ana the Da1Ay NEWS ~ AI8O#AWoAo
to consolidate seems to be emphat-
ically denied. - ~. ss- :5@,s;E5s
The first arrest has been made in
Mountraille county-the outcondesof
an alteration in blind pig ct
Ross. ..... 49,. IN ~. ...SsSa ,
Some Of the newspapers have dis
covered that there are state ink wells,
and stationery in homes over the;
state now that never had any before.
State Senator Jud LaMoure and
wife will spend few, weeks in Tex
as before returning to their home
at Pembina after the legislative Sos
sion. - =.s !. .g2 5s. @
The change of state administra-S
ton, slight as it has been, was sufi-5
cient to cause some Of the depart,
ment official employees to look around
some. .s5Ss'@.:, s.fgss5z5&s st5
The fact that senator Macdonald
has accepted an appointment to- =.
state Office will probably make the
next state senator. fight in Emmons
and Kidder counties an interesting
one next time. = 'g$.g .:a<t s3
There were only a few towns In
the western part of the state that:
did not send a delegation to Fargo
last week to witness the productions
of BenHur. <%
{ Some of the papers are praising
the legislature for what they did.
not do-rather than what they real
ly did. Such. papers probably. had
Ployhar's insurance bill in mind.
Editor Sperry Of the Sharon Rel
porter has succeeded Editor Riatt as'
publisher of the Drake News-and
promises to boost for the town NJ
great shape. S
Editor Fred Kehrer has moved
the Zeitung from Denhoff to Nc
Clusky, where he expects to make
mis- paper more prosperous than
ever. I'D \ = u q - SS
It Is said that Editor WATSON, Tor.
merly Of the 4..ercer Telegram, has5
purchased the outfit Of the defunctI
Turtle Lake Republican and VII
start another paper IN that town.
Il public omces are to be investi-
gated the Nc husky Independent
thinks that expense should not lbsI
considered and that the committees
doing the work should go rieftE
down the line Including even read
|overseers. 4,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-11

The supreme court Wednesday
handed down a decision in the case
Of H. D. Lands, respondent, VS..
Roy v. Fyles. The syllabus Of tho
decision is as follows. az. ! =.
4: Action on a promissory note.
Judgment for the plaintiff. Evidence
examined and held SUFFICIENT to JUS
tify the Judgment. t&s,*' >'s&5s 4
2. Instructions must be given OF
refused as requested.
3. Failure to instruct: that appel
liant was entitled to Z per cent inter-
est per annum on all counterclaims
allowed him by the jury from matur-
ity to the date Of the verdict was not
under the circumstances reversible
error. r., .E.i5. = Is. ~ =
I'm f. II appellant desired more ex-
plicit instructions than were given
by the court, they should have been
presented to the court in writing
with the request that they be given.
Appeal from the district court of
Sargent county; Hon. Frank p. Al
len, judge. - t.. s5. 5s.. '.i
Action by D. H. Lands against
Roy. v. Fyles. From a Judgment and
order denying q new trial, defend
ant appeals. 5;= .@5 .s 49, n "A, :ss
Affirmed. Z i +; III
W. s.. Lauder, for respondent. ST II
d Q. s. Sem and ]. E. Bishop, for app
pellant. { *: ,. abb 5,ss.:
Opinion by Carmody, j. Morgan,
G. J., and Fisk and spaulding, J. j.,
|5concurring. ~. 3s:is h
Ellsworth, y. dissenting. ss n
=. N. Hanson, Respondent, Y. Great
Northern Railway Co, Appellant.
i. A contract entered into for the
carriage Of freight from 4 point IN
one state to q point In another state,
will, in the absence Of proof Of 4 con-
trary intention. be governed BY the
law Of the place where the contract
was entered into.
2. Where. however. snch contract
IS against the established public pol
Icy Of this state. II viii not be en-
forced by our courts.
3. In the absence of proof 70 the
contrary. the presumption prevails
sthat the common law n IN force II /
foreign jurisdiction 81
BY statute In this state q com
mon carrier may. BY special contract
signed By the conGi gnor Or consignee.
HINT Or modify IT'D common law lia.
Ibiiity except that 1t cannot exo1,er-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-11

Harness or onls Us cents . gallon
# Wolbert Hardware Co. s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-11

Candy pals Tor Sc at j. N. Kuhn
u Cos
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-11

The first arrest has been made in
Mountraille county-th outcone of
an alteration in blind pig ct
Ross. ....y IN ,.c 55t9a @:l.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-11

Some Of the newspapers have dis
covered that there are state ink wells,
and stationery in homes over the;
state now that never had any before.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-11

me report that the Morning Call
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-11

and the Daily News at Fargo were
to consolidate seems to be emphat-
ically denied. =. =. =.-sSs${sg
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-11

: There were only a few towns In
the, western part of the state that
did not send a delegation to Fargo
last week to witness the productions
of BenHur. .< #
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-11

State Senator Jud LaMoure and
wife will spend fewsweeks in Tex
as before returning to their home
at Pembina after the legislative SEES
sion. - ..ss i, .g5gE
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-11

Il public offices are to be invest
gated the Nc husky Independent
thinks that expense should not ri
considered and that the COMMITTEES
doing the work should go risftE
down the line Including even read
soverseers. s.5,5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-11

People IN Mclean county are hav--
Ing trouble with vandals that insist
on destroying rural mai boxes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-11

The fact that senator Macdonald
has accepted an appointment to- y.
state Office will probably make the
next state senator. fight in Emmons
and Kidder counties an interesting
one next time. = &$.g .&a<l s2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-20

ben. Die 8epolferu1i9 nimmt in
Die meiiteit 4lllturldnoer i6nea ST II.
Die @rnerbs= uno grndbrungsmDg-
lidfeiten balten oamit ni6t glei~
den S6ritt. 9a mllB man Dem
Grperb nelte @ebiete eriblieBell,
mub ieinen Sanoel ausbebnen, muB
feline geperfli6e Satigfeit lteigern.
l1no inter Dem 9rud oieier Not=
merlbigfeit miro man peril16er mill
iert, alls5uniisen BON ben natiirlt=
den 8eiietiimern, mas ii6 nllr outs
niiben IaBt unb ba miro man oltcb
nidt ouloen oiirfen, oaB 10 niel oer=
gel1bet miro uno 10 ptel bro6 liegell
bleibt. -
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anh in &Ieinalien mieber groBe
Staote bliiben, in ser Die pergeiIenel1
&ulturltGtten mieber ouferiteben, bie
man ouf ben So9ebenen Sran's
uno in oen Steppen gbino's gefnr-
oen, in Der in 8olditino pieoer
Wetr= mo Selgdrtef tbrer He1f]fll1tt
ipenben nnb Mfrifo feline 9onbelss
flotten mieber aislenoet. So, mir
peroen nod piel meiter geben, ols
MIR oas 8erlorene miebereeminnen.
ltniere @iiieni6oft uno Se6nif miro
ord Bic @iilte Ser Gultur bienit6or
MAIDEN unb oie 9inoerniiie bes
&limos iiberminben. ltnb oa1n
perben mir ODER pielmebr Die, Die
nod nns iino, finoen, bob Die @elt
nod INNER ni6t gu flein getporber
lit, oaB nod INNER &las % 1T
fir mebr Meniden.
@orlaufig aber miiiien mir be-
ideiben lein nnb nns freuen, menll
mir 10 einen fleinen Initob geben
fonren, Der bas Sortidreiten Ser
gntpidlune nod Der re6ten Seite
bin beforbert. l1nb oas bat &ooie.
belt nit ieiner Mgitation un5peifel-
baft setan. Das @eroienit muB man
linn slge1teben.