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The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08
cuttino Red Taps.


Many amusing stories are told o6
WayD q which postonce omcials. In
elined to keep too vigorously to the
lotter Of their regulations. have been
tAwarted. On one occasion a man
asked for 21O penny stamps and ten.
aersd payment in copper. The omcial
declined to receive it, whereupon the
M. began buying and paying for one
stamp 1t q time. Before be had got
dooen In that way the postofice Official
had surrendered. 1t must have been
the same man or near relative who
one Sunday went into postoface that
vas open for telegraph business only.
He handed in q sixpenny telegram and
asked to be supplied with two stamps
besj0es. No. be could not have stamps:
telegraph business only was transact
a. lnnocently he asked II he might
have his telegram back for q moment
b add something. He added four
words b It and rendered the additional
tWopence. The form was returned to
him with the stamps to af1x. Cross
ing out the four additional words. he
a@xed the sixpenny stamp. pushed the
telegram under the counter rail and
walked out with his two stamps.-Lou.
don Tatler.
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08

Mrs. FidgPtt-Are the stars shining.
John? Mr. Fidgett-Did you ever
know the stars to do anything else
than shine: tLater, Mr.. Fidgsst-ls the
rain still coming down. Be.ssie! Mrs.
Fidgett-Did you ever know II to do
anything else than come down. John:
Mr. Fidgett-Yes. l have known Il to
hold DO.
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08

Lady-What: Thirty eight cents q
dozen for eggs: Why. that's more than
cents for one egg. GrNer- Well
mum. you must remember that one egg
Is whole days work for one hen
Cleveland Leader
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Extreme Abesntmiudedness,


The Queerest case Of absentminded.
Dess that I have ever known Of" re-
marked the night clerk Of q certain ho-
tsl. "was that which happened at this
hoeel early yesterday morning. Two
follow boarders. one Jones BY name
and the other whose name q Brown,
occupied . room on the third door.
Wen. Brown requested me to have
him wakened ut s O'Clock % % to al.
low him to catch the 4 o'clock train.
he was awakened at the requested
time. and In bis hurry to dress himself
he put on Jones' clothes by mistake.
He djd not discover his mistake until
b reached the depot. and. would you
believe it''-here the speaker paused
when be found out that be was wear
~ some one else's clothes be imme.
0lately returned to the hotel and went
s1ght 10 bed"
Fl don't see any observation-disclosures
about that" broke in one Of the listen
-You 6on't9 Why, he thought that
I'D awakened the wrong man."
Probably.
Nye-l wonder why Browne added
The -" to his name after inheritine q
9oetuDe1 Gyer-He probably figures
ut to his own satisfaction that rich
people are entitled to more ease than
pooe people.-LondoD Globe.
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Route No. 8

Get out your sleighs and enjoy ride
while you nay.
Everything frozen up "Wednesday
moening-tWo below zero.
flast Saturday the roads were % badly
drifted that the carrier did not make his
tim, and on Monday he succeeded in
Ressane . far % Frank OlcottS, COM
pioting tho trip Tuesday.
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Revolver Needed.

John-l'll bring you fork. SIR The
Customer What for: John - The
cheese. sir. The Customer forks
no good. Bring revolver-L0ndoo
Sketch.
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08

The lawysPs Duty In Giving codnssl
10 His Client.
In the realm Of advice lawyer may
choose between counseling his client
how to uphold the rights secured to
him by the Justice Of his cause or how
to obtain benefits from the application
Of technicalities and the use Of the
weaknesses Of the particular statute
or precedents under consideration
whereby he may attain advantages in
consistent with fair play between man
and man.
Every time lawyer encourages such
IN application Of the law as. resulting
in injustice. casts disrepute upon the
law or fits administration be IS plainly
promoting discord either In the present
or the future.
Every time q lawyer counsels con-
troversy for the establishment Of q
right as recognized by existing law
or for the PRONUNCIATION Of new law
beneficial to the majority Of society he
il exercising his true function. and
the charge which be lays upon his in
dividual client and through him upon
industry and progress In the mass. II
reasonable in amount. is well earned
and should be cheerfully paid.
When. however. lawyer gives the
other kind of advice the expense. per-
haps cheerfully borne by the client
who profits personally therefrom. must
be finally laid upon society as whole.
which II thereby paying for its own
injury and naturally resents the
charge r. RichberC in At
l0ntic
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08

lstter Perfect and Looked the Part.
An amateur theatrical company was
recently arranging for the performance
Of q play which contained rich va
eiety Of characters. says London
Sketch. Owing to this fact little prog.
ress was made With the cast. q few
members Of the company making
dead set at principal positions. while
minor characters were going a-begging.
One rather vacuous looking youth
made himself particularly obstructive
aud brought down the wrath OF .
brother artist.
I'm my opinion" exclaimed the lat
ter. young Jones must. In the inter
ests Of economy, take the part Of Sim.
kins the Fool"
"Why economy" demanded Mr..
Jones Indignantly.
"Well. you zee, my dear fellow" was
ne quiet reply, you won't need any
6ochiug up"
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08
The Man Of the Hour.

Little Charles was sent to Miss RS
to return 4 basket. He was received
very cordially and invited to come
some time and stay to dinner" Thank
you" said Charles very solemniy. Il
viii. III stay today."-Delineator
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4 Slim Chance.

willie-Pa. why do they call our Ian.
gnage the mother tongue? Pa-Sh:
It's because your father never gets Q
chance to use it.-T.OndOn Tit Bits.
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\ Mortal InSult.

Mrs. DimpletOn-l want you to get
another doctor right Oh. Dimpleton-
What's the matter with this one? Mrs
Dimpleton- What do you suppose he
said about baby? He told me ! must
treat him like q human being!
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ae<xae Dad Than Editors.

00etor Dad Than Editors.
Judee-Row do you earn your Nv.
ing: Prisoner-By writing. your hon.
OF. Jubge-And what do you write
tort Would you mind telling us1 PTS
ouer-Not at all. l write for money
nom homc.-Judge's Library.
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Rough.

II scraped an acquaintance with
Jones today"
Eyes. And he says your methods
ueed honine."- Cleveland Leader.
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ATurn Down.

Snaggsy-Beg pardon. mister; I'm
stranger In desc parts. Farmer bar
row-Well. I dunno Of anybody that
wants to. git acquainted with ye.
Turus awayARnGto0 Transcript.
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Sitting on the Snakes.

while IN Paris, last summer another
girl and went out to Versailles one
afternoon" said schoolteacher. 1T
was dusk when we reached the rail.
way station. and. as there was no
waiting room, we sat down on two
crates that were out on the platform
among q lot Of others. We noticed
that the station employees Kept star
ing at Us with a persistence that was
annoying. Presently q man In shah
by uniform with q bucket on bis arm
approached u.s. he touched his cap
deferentially and said in French. Of
course:
"'Mesdames. pray do not let me dis
turb sou. but I am forced to open the
boxes on which you are seated In or
der to feed the boa constructor and 9TH
er serpents that are within
when We recovered from our fright
We found we had been seated In the
midst Of huge collection Of snakes
that had Just arrived from their native
jungles en- route for the roo near Yer.
sailles."-Exchange.
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08

"A Kentucky couple" said Mrs.
simpkins, got married . few days ago
inter- q courtship which had lasted
ofty years" e
II suppose" replied Mr.. Simpkins.
the poor old man had become too fee
be to hold out any longer."-Chcago
Recoed-Hef1ld.
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08
Scot On His Suit.


They were having q spelling lesson
at q cer:ain district school the other
day. and the little scholars were all
arranged in front Of the teacher. spell
ing away for dear life. trying to see
how near they could get to the head.
The word chimney" was given out
to q little black eyed girl who had been
spelling words correctly throughout
the morning. bot she missed this one
by inadvertently leaving out the H."
Quick rs q wink the little boy next
her pOunced on the word and spelled
II correctly.
"You may 60 up one. Johnnie" said
the teacher.
II don't want to-" whined Johnnie.
getting ready to cry. MY mother
would whip me II ] did. because I'd
get all over soot."-LOndon Fun.
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08
a Hard job,

WilliePapa. there's big black bug
On the ceiling. Papa (busy readins)-
Well. step on ii and don't bother me-
Boston Transcript.
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08

The habit Of looking at the best side
Of any event II worth far more than .
thousand pounds q year.-Johnson.
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08
Selling By Candle Time.

1T did me good" observed a young
girl who had just returned from Eng
old customs my grandfather used to
tell me about-the burning Of the time
candle at 40 auction. In Berkshire the
old custom still prevails. and when an
auction Is IN progress and an article =
put up for bidding a short length Of
candle II lighted Al the bidding begins.
The shouting crctinues until the can
die burns out. ssd the last bid before
It 6ickers It's lar IL the one that takes
the cake. dr~'t know but what II
has an advants Ne over the Going. 90.
Ing. gomez var ey. but Il II fearfully
slow and un-t MISUNDERSTANDING.
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08

To make laws complete they should
reward n well az punish. -t;oldsmith.
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08

Only those who do something for the
world have q right to wear IT. crowns.
Wentworth F. Stewart.
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08
Enieyins himself.

eU(0yoU0 bJSuS00Us
A fond mother sent her small boy
into the country and after week Of
anxiety received the following letter:
II got here all right, and forgot to
write before. 1t II very nice place to
have fun. A fellow and I went out IN
. boat. the boat tipped over. and
man got me out. and was % full Of
water that didn't know nothin' for
long while.
The other boy has 10 Be buried
when they 6nd him. His mother came
from her home. and she cried all the
time. A horse kicked me over. and
have got to have some money to pay
the doctor for mendin' my head. It
was broken q bit.
I'VE are goin' to set an old barn on
Dire tonight. and I am not your son II
I don't have some real fun. I lost my
watch. and I am very sorry. shall
bring home some snakes and q toad.
and shall hiring home tame crow II
! can get 'em In my trunk. "-London
Globe.
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08

''What - eout" asks . eoefespeo0'
emit Wen, It = an infection 4 1nheE-
tied. but = often q source Of peSde
when aeQuired-St Paul Pioneer PEe1A
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HIS LEGAL AUTHORITY.
oseuod 20 Fit the Cess. end Jeey
Yves Discharged.

Was Discharged.
There was CONSERVATION among the
young folk. The music for the dane
ing at the picnic In the glen had got
into trouble. No one ever considered
any other music but Joey the fiddler.
He was indispensable. but be was also
cratic. In the old country Joey had
been q schoolteacher and a man Of
considerable learning. but here he had
fallen into evil ways. He was over
fond Of two things-a bottle and an
argument. Having become engaged In
the latter on this day Of the picnic. he
broke the former over the head Of bis
opponent and was hailed away to the
lookup. The young people called q
hasty meeting and appointed COM
mittee to wait upon Squire NuIent to
secure the release Of the music" II
possible. The squire was bearing
Joey's case when the committee ar
rived. The spokesman respectfully ex-
planned the absolute necessity Of Joey's
presence at the picnic that day.
THAT'S a good soul. squire. Pave me
CO." put In Joey.
The squire took down a ponderous
lawbook and began thoughtfully to
turn the pages.
III you're lookin' for the legal au-
thority GOVERN my case. squire, ye'il
ind It in Byron" the prisoner sug.
gested.
Gan you quote IT." asked the mag
istrate, with q twinkle In his eye.
AYE. % can" Joey promptly re-
torted. TT reads. On with the dance:
let Joey be uncon6ned.'
The squire adjudged Byron COM
petent authority. and Joey was uncou.
ilned.-Catholic Standard and Times.
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08


The trolley car stopped In the mid
die Of a stretch Of country road. Both
motormaD and conductor tiled In vain
to find out what the trouble was. At
last they gave II up. and the conductor
started down the track to the nearest
telephone.
what do You suppose Il the trou-
ble?" inquired passenger Of his seat
mate.
"Why. don't kbow much about
electricity" said the other. but I
should say It was the ohms. You see.
they get into the wires every little
while and make an awful fuss there.
Technically. ! believe. II IS called re-
sistance. but all 1t amounts to Is stop
page-like eels In water pipe. you
know. never saw an ohm myself.
They're miscroscopic. you know."-
Youths Companion.
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Why b q camel easily anoefe01 -
eause n alWnSv has tn heck %.
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Cueti0Q.

Miss a0meleigh-Pefhaps you won't
believe It. but strange man trie0 to
kiss me once. Miss Cutting-Really:
Well. he'd have been . strange man e
bed tried to kiss you tWice.-Illus6at.
ed Bits.
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Route No. I.

Route No. 1.
Min Katie Reed, Who he's been very
dck, i improving.
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08

Mems lives are ss Thoroughly blend.
"a With each other - the air they
bce0the.-E1iot =
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08

BanGD-What d the di6erenc0 -.
tween q womAn's whist club ana q
mans poker club? WanGs-Why, IN
enc you get home to dinner and n tn
Other 20 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0taf.
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A Hint From Old Santa
. % what viii b BEST spprsciated By
sich and Door alike ct the glad Christ
ne season should surely worth con-
eidseing. Old Sants says: Buy 2 sack
q WAY Up Flovr for yovFseH-
0omooue else % Well-and make lot OF
people happy, for WAY Up Floar 10 tho
bo0e made.
eoluuDvs ROLLER NILS
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08

Nov. Tommy. you must 60 ana
wash yourself"
ma. II you keep on 1t this washin'
business you'll queer me whole vaca.
tion.'-Century Magazine.
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08

'CheeF4ulne08 b r3che9."
s0h. no: II you can't pay . bill. b.
lng cheerful about It only makes the
3ther man maddef."-Denoit Free
Press.
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08

'Dear me. exclaimed the lady.
sthat's twice 'os have dropped that
cut Eiaas pltcbse within i've minutes"
Il know Il. n tas,." replied the maid.
hut Il didn't Are9x the ilrst time
fsp.iNamn RaeO n~aA
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08

Jack-Where b the pretty girl you
we're making love 70 q year ago?
Tom-Oh. shes married long ago.
Tilted you. chr
NO: woess than tat a. unassisa
0Ao
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08

what Il your name!~ asked the
ludgs OF the prisoner.
Casey, yer honor" answered the
prisoner.
Your foil nameT' asked. the Judge.
lust the same. yer bcnoe." answer
q the prisoner. ''full o. sobee!"-La-
Hes Home Journal.
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Bon 9ctcrsbura.

= Scrr anoleus Sraus pom DO. 114
Wfnlter Strabe bate. wie uieIe aneere,
Die iible @rwobubeit. Die Jog. Wtiteiier
I'M @eli4t nit ben 6usern uusjuOriiden
une that bieS aud Icste S8O6e wisOsr,
worauf oas @eldt ,u ibpeasn anfins.
Ga es trOs aller aRsewunOten Sauss
mittel immcr i6limmer waro. 10 3oe er
Or. SiibOp gu Oiatbs. Der osn SAL fir
Slutusrsiftnn9 erfldrte unO seeisnete
Wtittel anwanote, 10 ba6 Der Yatient
iest anBer @efnbr lit. IS iolte anbes
rem sur 9Saruuus oienen. nit iol6sn
Oinsen iebr uOriidtis gu iein nnS Sin.
men uno Wiiteiier ni6t NIT ben Singer.
nG9eln auS,uoriiden.
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gRie 1T bies !!

gBir bitisn sinbunfsrt Dplars StIobnune
fir itetn 6aa ppn 8ltarrb, br Hi6t burn
Giursbmsu pOn 5aa's aaiarrb.Sur ssbsiII
pTbtn fam.
q. 8. Gbtusp o.. Gistntb., 9oIsbO, .,
gBir, bic llntsrssi6usisn, babsn 8. ). Gbs.
MP felt ben IsBtsn IS 9abrfn esiannt unc
balttn ibn fir ppllfOmmsu sbrtnbaft In aa.a
@sIhGfisps banelunstu unb fnaniifa bsfiblst,
ale BON isinn 6irma finsssangsnfn Vsrbine'
libftiitn su trfilsu.
@sf & Srau5 @rrbbanssIs. DrUsuiRu,
5pIebO. 8.
@albins. 8inntn & Warpin, @jrOb-
banbtls Drpeuiff,u, IpIteu, 3.
9aa's 8atarrb- Sur miro inn,tIiG ssucm'
mtn unb pirft birtft auf bas 8Iut unb BIZ
l&lsimistn Sbafd&sn bee SsRsms. 3us-
nilt frsi psrlauot. prsis 75e. fir bic 6lai9s
8friauft BON altn apotbtitru.
pnIl's 6amiIitn piasu Fnb bic btffH.
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yfeue Sau uno glnleibe 9lftien.

Die artiiauo Ban unO 2lulcibe @elell,
i9aft ueranSSabt cine neue Serie pom
attien birlsn Wtonnt uuf Dem popularen
Ieds grO;ent YIune. 9Ittien ieet gum
Sertani; iebS Froient 3ntereiien mer.
ben gnle8ern 9arantirt. Yisr;sbutes
SGbr I'M SeihGit. Offeu Samifas ab,
enoS. Office, 421 $adawanna auenue.
o. 8. 9ampbell, SrdliOent.
2S. 8. Yau9ban, Setretar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-28

- Die 8erlobuns BON 5rt. Glma
M. 80mpel pom SeiferiOn Sluenue nit
Suoo Us. 9atbOrn BON Stbuca, q. g.,
lit ansefiinbist worben.
= Senator 8lemitt perlanst fir Die
reipeftiuen Snititute bic beiselesten
Ysrwillisun9en: Sloreuce @rittenoen
Dome $4,000. Gaubftummen S6ule
$4,000, Seimutb fir SreunOlOis $751;
600, 0eit Mountain Sanitarium $780,.
600, 9abnemann Soipital $77, 900.
= Yrotbouotar Us. Of. 8unnea bot
iih bereit erfldrt. als Wtanaser Der @or.
bon Wtabcrss @ampasue 5u funsirsn unb
in einisen 2asen mirb aud Elm 3ablrei.
heres @Omite ernannt nsrben, nm bic
@ampasne NIT allen erlaubten Wiitteln
3u betreiben; ss beibt iosar, bas Dan.
8. Campbell als elm 8eratber iunsiren
miro.
Der nit eiuem Soitenaufwanb pon
100000 9ebante neue Gunnel Der
SCRANTON 8aiier @ompauie, lpeldsr uon
Safe scranton bis 3u einsm Punfte
oberbalb Der laurel 1inis Station fiibrt,
1T ioweit fertis unO uermittelit beiielbsn
fam bic SSaiierSufubr fir scranton
auf 105,000.000 @allonsn ta9li9 er.
bObt weroen. Der Druid lit 10 fart,
oaB er einen Strom iiber oas b06its
@ebduoe Der Staot treiben fam, obne
cine Dampfiprise su beniisen.
Ole IA Sabre alts Wtilbreb @m.
rid, pelfer NIT ibrer @roBmutter an
2aglor Nuenue mobnte nno cine Sfh.
lerin in Der 9to. 35 Shule mar, muroe
am Dienita9 YOrmittas etwa 80 ubr
uon elmer unbefauuten Srau, mabr'
ideinlid ibrsr gu Baibiuston wobnbaf.
ten Wtutter, tn ben SOriaal Der S6ule
9ernTen uno 1T ieitoem uerihwunoen.
Wfan bemertte ibre abweienbsit erlt nat
einiser 3eit uno alarmirte banu Die Po'
liiei, aber mitterme lie batten lif oas
OtdOden uno Die Srau uniidtbar &c.
madt. Das Wtdoben 1T cine Go6ter
oes 6. 98. @mri6. Der Dor mebreren
Subreu iid pom ietner 6rau idsiOen
lieb, Die li6 ieitbem wieoer uerbeiratbet
bat, uno audi Serr @mri6 trat uor
eini9rn 9a9en wieber in ben @bsitanO
unO befinOet iidl sesenwdrtis uuf ieiner
SOdieitsreiie. Die Srau mar unjweis
ielbait init alien llmitdnosn befannt
uuO benuete Die @slssenbeit, Die God)s
ter wieOer in ibreu Belts iu betOmmeu,
welde CUR .3eit Der @beideiOun9 Der
Sbbut osS Saters iiber9ebrnlwuroe.
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Deuti9e Briefliite.

Carl Serberi6, 3. Sacobs,
Samuel SncObs, @eorse 8eiser,
Wtilln ardmer. @bas. @abuer.
6rau emma @roff. 9ancs @IOa,
u. Wt. 0onmnn. slo, Sled,
Ut. Ut. Sermau, SObn $. Puuer.
9enrp Soldier, g., WoIfion.
Wlariba 3ule9er.
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= Sei GaSwOrtb, Pa., bat am 18.
Sunuar elm usrSweifslter Sampf Swiiden
POli;iiten unO 9tulienern, welde gu Der
SanOe Der rSdwar3eu Sauo" Sdblen,
ituttSefunbsu, Die einen DrObbrief an
cine wOblbabeuOe Stalieuerin, SrauS San'
nacci, seI6rieben bate, worin bieie auf'
seiOrOsrt murbe, 500 unter elmer Brii'
de nieoer5ulesen, pibrigenfulls iie er'
morOet perOen DiirOe. Das @elO fam,
slsidSeitis eri6isn aber aud Die POliSei
auf Der. .SilOfldde. @s selanS mad bars
TEN Sample, udt uOn Der Sanoe gu
uerbuftsn. Die Serbufteteu werhen in
WiOuOnSubslu, Ru.. Dor @eri4t Ssbradt
mer6en.
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Scnneiice 1T ~trcefen~ .

Die 8eies9ebuns BON Tenneliee bat
Die PrObibitious'Bill iiber bas Yeto oes
9ouuerneur Yattsrion ansenOmmeu, 10
oab fein lBes mebr offenitebt. UNI ben
Stud Der YrobibltiOn bonn seuannten
Staate abSuwenosn. Ole Sale lteben
10 pereinjelt oa, mo Der @Ouuerneur
elnes StaateS, in bem Die Prohibitions
briioer bas 9eft in Der 9auO buben,
5ront 9e9en iene Sippe Su MAIDEN wuSt.
oaB Der @rluB bes SetOs oes Souuer.
neurs uon 3enneiiee ldOn an uno fir
lidl gnertenuun9 ueroient. 2lber oas
mdnnli6e auitreten oieles @Ouuerueurs
9eminnt nod oil Seoeutung burb Die
mutbi9en uno fernisen WOrte, mOmit
er in ieiner YstO Sotiduft iid iiber bic
YrObibitiOn usrbreitet bat unO lie ale
oaS branomartt, mas te In Der Chat
1T: eiH Stud. cine lln9eredti9teit. siue
Secriiduns unO Elm gSabn. @r ia9te
mOrtll1:
n9m Namen wirtli6er Widbi9teit wei'
gere ib mid, elner WtaBre9el Der llnma.
biBteit melne 3ultimmung gu 9eben,
eIner !UiaBregel, Ole mebr llebel I'M @es
lOl9e baDen mlro, als lic Iu beilen bean-
lprubl. Sm 0iamen Der Sittli6telt
fann id ein @eles nibt 9utbeiBen,. oas
bic Oeuhelci mehren miro uno oas SOlt
sur @clesmiBu6tun9 uuo 2rus anreijt.
Der Wianneswertb oeS VOlfeS uou 2en'
neliee. i'm Srie9e erprobt auf ieoem
S6ladtIeloe. I'M Srieoen in Der 9lor'
reihen @sl9i6te unlerss Stuates ltets
9lGnSeuo beWGbrt, 9ebietet mir, meine
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