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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-04-16
JAIL PRISONERS
WORK ON ROAD

: Trinidad, Colo, April 16.--County
prisoners We're placed at work repair
ing roads in this city and Garcia
plaza. The commissioners were in
duced to try the experiments by the
success Of the state in using conyicts
in construction Of the state highway.
Il the experiment proves a success, 4
camp will be established and extern
sive work carried on under direction
Of sheriff and road supervisors.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-04-16
TRINIDAD REFUSES
SALOON LICENSES
Wide-Open Colorado Coal Town Must
Heed at Last Growth Of Temper
ance Sentiment.

Trinidad, Cole, April 1G.--For the
first time in the history of Trinidad,
the City Council has refused to grant
a saloon license. An application was
made for saloon in the residence
district and the Council declined to
grant it. The action of the Council
Is the result of the recent agitation
against saloons.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-04-16
QUIET DAY ATT
NATIONAL CAPITAL
Not Much News at Capitol or at
White House End Of Pennsyl-
vania Avenue.
Special to The New Mexican.

Special to The New Mexican.
Washington, d. c., April 1G.-After
a month spent on the Isthmus of Pan
ANA, ]. G. Darden of Albuquerque has
returned to Washington, D. c., in the
best OF health. He expects to be in
New Mexico by next month to be
present at the trial of the Darden di.
vorce case at Las Cruces.
Martin f. Spencer, credited to New
Mexico, as clerk in~the Office of
the Third Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral, has been promoted from the ST..
600 to the 81, 200 year grade.
The Democratic. Senators are again
in conference today on the tariff bill.
Taft as Masonic Lodge Member.
Cincinnati, April 16.-President
Taft is now member of Kilwinmng
Lodge of Masons. He was unani-
mously elected a member at stated
meeting held in the Masonic Temple
here last night.
When President Taft was made a
"Mason at sight," February IS, he did
not become member of any lodge
and was until last night in the posi-
tion of Mason at large. He at that
time expressed desire to affiliate
with Kilwinning, of which his father
the late Judge Alphonso Taft, was one
of the early members and of which
his brother, Charles P. Taft, is a mem.
Der. The application came up in the
regular order last night
Taft Takes a Holiday.
New York, April 16.-President
Taft, on the way to New Haven to
attend meeting of the Yale corpor-
alton, stopped over in New York as
the guest of his brother, Henry w.
Taft With Mrs. Taft and number
Of relatives he attended perform
ance of IF Were King" by E. H.
Sothern at Daly's theater. The
President is fond of the theater and
on his return trip stopped in New
York to attend an evening perform
ance before leaving for Washington,
where he arrived this morning.
Mr.. Taft has been putting in many
long hours of work since his inaugu-
ration, and the brief. respite from
official duties was decidedly agreeable
to him. He usually passes from eight
to nine hours day in the executive
offices of the White House and rarely
eats luncheon. There are many fed
eral offices to be filled and much of
his time is occupied in listening to
recommendation from Senators, Rep.
resentatives and party leaders as to
the fitness Of candidates who are
being urged for the various places.
President Taft was particularly
pleased that the problem of choosing
summer white house" at last has
been solved. AS announced from
Washington the new summer capital
will be at Woodbury. Point, Beverly,
Mass. The President Is looking for
ward with pleasure to playing great
deal of golf on the magnificent links
of the Myopia Hunt cub at Hamil-
ton.
He hopes to reach his summer
home soon after the first of June A
number Of the Senate leaders have
expressed to him the opinion that the
new tariff bill will be ready for his
signature by June l.
The President still is being strong
ly urged by western Senators and
Representatives to make an extensive
trip through the West this summer
but the matter is being held in abey-
ance. Estimates as to the cost of the
trip are being made.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-04-16
WEALTHY LAND
OWNER MURDERED
Shot at Through Window, John Bul.
lette, an Indian Widely Known
Drops Dead.

Claremore, Okla, April 16.-John
Bullette, wealthy Indian land owner,
widely known in Oklahoma, Texas
and old Mexico, was assassinated
while sitting at his desk last night.
Several shots were fired through a
window.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-04-16
COMING TO
NEW MEXICO TOO
Thousand New Families Taking Up
Their Residence In the Centen-
niai State Each Month.

Denver, Colorado, April 1G.-
That twice as much household
goods are being brought into the state
as is ordinarily the case, is indicated
by the fact that 1,013 more tons were
moved to Denver, Colorado Springs,
Pueblo, and Trinidad in March as in
either February or January. 1t is be-
lleved that as many settlers outfit
here completely as bring their goods
with them, and that people are com
ing to Colorado to live at the rate of
about 1000 families per month
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-04-16
BAR CONSUMPTIVE
PHYSICIANS
Oklahoma Board of Health Down on
TubucuIar Doctors Coming From
Other States.

Guthrie, Okla, April ia physi-
clan affected with tuberculosis will
not be permitted to practice in Ok
lahoma hereafter, The board of med
ical examiners have found physicians
from the east have -come.here expect
ing to benefit in health and practice
at the same time. The hoard be-
lieves that it is injurious to Me
patients interests to perm. such
physicians to practice.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-04-16
National Guard Growth.

Adjutant General r. A. Ford has
applications from Aztec, Alamogordo
and Artesia, for the organization Of
companies of the National Guard, the
applications in each case assuring
large companies. If the other letters
of the alphabet following A, do
equally as we'll, the National Guard
Of New Mexico will soon be proud Of
its numbers.
The daily tribune., 1909-03-06

Ber.e Hopkins Of the Beaver Land
office, received q telephone message
from Mcdowell and Son. the rail.
road contractors for the Beaver. PEN
rose road. in which twas stated that
about twenty -flve teams arc wanted
Immediately. and asked II any Flor
renee team owners wanted work they
could ind 1t on the railroad. Nc.
Dowell 10 willing to pay A.50 for q
ten hour day q work man and team. or
$25 month for the use Of . team
without the driver. the contractors
10 furnish the driver. Whore any.
ono owns several teams, he oau place
them to good advantage At this time
and make some money for himself.
IL will not be necessary 70 report at
the local office Of the land company
regarding this work as Mr. MCDOWELL
wishes no delay and will employ all
who make application on the ground.
uStil such time Is reached that en-
ough teams and men have been hired
The daily tribune., 1909-03-06
DRINK PLENTY OF
GOOD PURE WATER

1.-THE people here do not drink
enough water 70 keep healthy" ex-
claimed well-known authority.
"The numerous cases Of kidney and
bladder diseases and rheumatism are
mainly duo to the fact that the drink
ing Of water. natures greatest medi =
oins has been neglected.
Stop loading your system with
medicines and cure-Alls; but get on
the water wagon. II you are really
sick, why, Of course, take the
proper medicines - plain common
vegetable treatment. which Will not
shatter the nerves or ruin the
stomach"
To ours Rheumatism you must
make the kidneys do their work they
are the filters Of the blood. They
must be made to strain cut Of the
blood the waste matter and aoids that
cause rheumAtism; tho urine must be
neutralised 70 Il will no longer be .
source Of irritation to tho bladder.
and. most Of all. you must keep these
acids from forming In tho stomach.
This is the cause Of stomach trouble
and poor digestion. For these con.
ditions you can do no better than
take tho following prescription :
Fluid Extract DAndelion. ons. half
ounce; Compound KArgon, ono ounce
Compound Syrup Sarsaperilla, three
ounces. Aix by shaking we'll In q
bottle and take In teaspoonful doses
after each meal and 1t bedtime. but
don = forget the water Drink plenty
and often
This valuable Information and sim
pie prescription should be posted NJ
In eaoh household and used At the
nrst sign Of an attack Of rheumatism
backsche or urinary trouble. no mat.
ter how slight.
The daily tribune., 1909-03-06

Best" Ice cream soda At Yelton's 9.
The daily tribune., 1909-03-06
MEN WANTED.

have contract With Beaver Land
and Irrigation Do. for 70 miles OF
concrete pipe. Want experisnosd
pipe makers and layers. Long job.
Apply at oompany's once. Florence.
ARTHUR 8. BENT. l..
2.ex Contractor.
The daily tribune., 1909-03-06
Striving to Please.

Yes" said the housewife; yours 10
4 sad story. But It isn't the same story
you told last year"
We'll, lady" answered Plodding
Pete, you surely wouldn't expect .
man TO 90 all dat time an not show
any improvement"
The daily tribune., 1909-03-06
:TnEPnoaf DlsPaTcialle
FAVORED BY. R. R. MEN
fa,aloao MI N coRyfsnen 1t ST
leuls SAY lrE SUPERIOR TO
TElEsaAPM.

near future, snpplAnt tho telegraph
In the dissntohing Of trains was
the prediction Of prominent railroad
mon At meeting Of the St Louis
Railway Club in 81. Louis the other
night. The discussion followed tho
paper read by Mr.. ". e. Hark.
mess, An expert telephone engineer Of
the Western Eleotrio company. whose
able discourse on the supsriority Of
the telephone for dispatohiug psrposes
earned tho hearty endorsement Of tho
shirty-ave members of the Western
Division of Superintendent of Tsleg-
! raph who attended the convention and
also q number of the operating
oflioials Of the Western railroads. I
To add zest to the meeting. and to
enable Mr.. Harkness to demonstrate
his talk and Arrangement Of dispatch
ing telephones and seleotivs dsyiOes
were erected In the dining room Of
the hotsl in which the meeting was
held.
Among those present who approved
Of what Mr.. Harknsss said were W.
W. Rider. superintendent Of telegraph
Of the Chicago. Burlington and
Quinoy; g. h. Grooe Of the illinois
Central; O. s. Rhodes, Big Four
g. A. Cellar. Pennsylvania Lines
g. II. Ailington. Michigan Central
and Ed. H. Chenery Of the Missouri
Pacific.
A number Of roads. through prac.
tioal operation have demonstrated
the superiority Of tho telephone over
the telegraph for dispatohing pur.
poses. among these being the New
York Central and Hudson River Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern; Obi.
oago and Northwestern; Michigan
Central; Chicago. Milwaukee and st.
Paul; Northern Pacific; Delaware.
Laokawanna and Western; Great
Northern; Chicago, Rock island and
Pacific; Union Pacific; Illinois Cen.
tral; Canadian Pacific; Atohison,
Tokeka and Santa Fc: Erie Railroad;
Virginia Railway and West Jersey
and Seashore. During the past year
the adaptation of the telephone for
dispatohins purposes has interested
operating oflcials Of every railroad in
the country.
Tho only important difference in
operation between tho now method
and the old are thaE orders are 81 ven
by telephone instead Of by telegraph
and stations arc oaited selectively and
distinctively In place of BY telegraph
code.
Among the reasons put forth BY
the sdhsrents Of the tslephonio meth
Cd. for It's superiority over the old
method. arc that 1t greatly reduces
both the mental and physical strain
Of the opsrators; that several stati ons
can now be CALLED In much loss time
than WAS required by tho old way
and that In issuing and repeating
orden speed 10 increased 80 per cent.
while at the aame time. through a
careful system Of checking. the
chances Of An error arc greatly re.
duoed. Again. whom An error 10
discovered. Il can b. muoh quickly
corrected by means Of this tele.
phonic method than in the old man
nsr Of dispatohing.
1t 10 also claimed that the
amount saved by the telephone sy,-
ten through the prompt reporting Of
delays, and the reduction In the loss
of time. will more than Offset the
construction and maintaipsnce Of this
now system will cause.
coon LllnMEMI.
You will hunt good while before
| .0n Aul . Shat 4.
The daily tribune., 1909-03-06
coon llHlmENI.

You will hunt good while before
you nnd . preparation that 10 equal
TO ChamberlAia's Liniment ~ cure
for muscular and rheumatic pains .
for the cure Of spratns and soreness
Of the muscles. Il 10 equally vAlu-
able for lame back and all deep seated
muscular pains. 25 and 30 cont sizes
for sale by Daniels drug store. tts
The daily tribune., 1909-03-06
ONE WAY ooLoNIsT RATES

ONE WAY COLONIST RATES
To Arizona, Te1As, Mexico, Csli.
fornis. Idaho, Montana and tho
Northwest.
Oonmsnoine March ist and oontin-
uing daily uutil April S0sh tho Dol.
orado and Southern will sell one way
oolonist tickets 70 many points In the
above territory as greatly reduced
rates. For rates and other partiou.
lars. call ON the agent or address T.
e. Fisher, general passenger Agent.
Denver. Colo. 26-tf.
The daily tribune., 1909-03-06
NOTICE.

Quarterly teachers examinations
will bo held in the court house at
Canon City on March 18th and 10th.
beginning at 3 .. m.
The daily tribune., 1909-03-06
California. Arizona.
New Mexico,
and the Northwsst.

On sale daily March TO April 30,
1909, inclusive. Only few points
are shown here. For rates to other
points and information about the
liberal stop-over privileges accord
ed, see me.
The daily tribune., 1909-03-06
Jon -nNos ABot r Town 3
LOG AZ AND oTn sRwisH

improvements are going ahsaA ir
the coal camps Thomas Oarmody
drove TO williamsburg and Rockvale
yesterday afternoon and reports n1aoh
activity At strinstown. About TWEEN
ty or twenty 1--WE houses have been
moved up from this city, and since
they have been treated 10 . fresh
coat Of paint. their appearance has
been wonderfully improved. The
houses which have been moved from
here arc the cheaper and poorer ones.
Rev Milliksn preached to the con.
gregation At tho Methodist church
last night, the subject being ''The
Kingdom Of God is 1t Hand" Thre
won't forward last night, making
about twsnt-eighty 10 far. Tomorrow
is expected to be big day with the
church people. The regular morn.
ing services are to be held at the
various places Of worship. There
will be service for both men and
women In the afternoon, thers will
be a young peoples union service at
the Baptist church at $50 in the
evening and union services ct the
Methodist church at I 80.
The daily tribune., 1909-03-06

II you want the bsst call st the
Blue Trout Bakery. %l.u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-19

friibcrcu 3citcn Die NnnicitGOtc NIT
scr @lm0t9re0icrun1 NitnIti0e &er.
trGgc nbitlieBcn follntcn 10 Neld)lh
0oa uitt icitcnD scr Ger. StooteA
nm ciucm Mcidbe ~entAe9cn III tom.
mclt. Sos oucdJ 8cciniNtc NonoeI9-
truit, 0uuolti1c %SSllouItrie mo circ
mGd)t.gc Glotte 9ciiilbt mo NeIhilbt
mar. npill, bic Union ~0etuGbrte GroB'
miitbig Den fleinen beutldcu &iiitan-
It0aten ihrc 8chldlt.
Nir f0uncn nHS porIiellc'L mic Ner
cite Noltinlorer &onoe!sberr Albtrt
S6uunaAcr III ocn uierii8er uno
iilnf3iAer %ubrcn oiS &ertretcr Der
Snnicit0rtc ai8 9itteli0er in @uih-
in0ton ~ontlopicn m1lBtc, I'M iiir
SiIbcd, Nomunrg uno Bremen or
ncbnbarc @coingitnacn 81 crpirtcn.
Canals rporcn hic Shifie Der
Sonio ldrnBlos, Der @ilfiir p~rci$1c.
Gcbcn, III ihlpicriGen 0Guen Oil
Omit uno @oblmollen nidlt Deut
ld)er R|c1ierlui0cn on6euieIen, iGrc
Stcllutg inn @elttnnbel mihodltct
lire 0logNen mn gc0ulbct, mo
lett lpc,t,e WonbIuna Die bcllt'
ldle Notlonnlilag9e gcad1tct Ubrraa,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-19

0e0edt lrlo 4elditBt 0ilrdl enc ltorle
0Icttc rcrcn &crtrctuHa in inherent
&nica mir hclttc icjcru.
2. NJ. 9. Bremen miro Elm
&ricN@idiif GenOlmt, cS lit ein Sbeil
ocr aricgailottc oca otten @oterlon.
oe9; 1cpiB iii c5 britimmt, Gelltid)
LAMBS Sd)lb un0 Sdirm su ieitL,
n6cr mebr nod rulO p%ornebulif, IN
&crbinbnn9 NIT i2incn m1d]tigcn
ltt0 mddtigeren Characterization,
Gin Sort 0eS 6~ricocns! llnb mic Die
gc.UoltiGe ocutidje Nrnlce ieit bolo
TO &ubren cine @iir9idlait oes sol
fcririe0enS DQpcirn lit uno 5meiicl.
los bIe.be:t miro, 10 olid) Gle Woft-
cntfnltnn0 Ger oeltiNen @ebrtrait
5ltr Sec.
@iele Der onmcicuocn Serren bot
ict 0cruonotc lno ,SilgenofreunHe,
Die Den GrnitfdQ REORGANIZATION
itlo i'm crfllbren in oen Sabren
1866, 1870 uno 1871 uno sulett III
Nlrito. nGule ct bccorllm eli pro
pdtria mort" oGer Is iii audi ebrens
poa mo eprcbrinaeno, lblagicrtig
ollf Der @oht 5u him unb Nnn1it Dem
GatcrIonoe cen Srtrbcu 5r iidrrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-19
Sefanntmtaetmng.

Eic I'm Amtsbs6irf bes Bieigen Sat-
icrlin 1cutihcu auuiulats wububaiteii
uocr nuibdltlidlcn oeutidlcu Ncidlsange'
BIrtgCn, lueldle ibrer Wilitarptlift
uud, niht aeniiat bubeH, CrRaiten ourdl
bic Wnweienrcit 6. vi. g. rSre1nen"
int bicIiaeu Sairu WclcBullcit, Sir
Ichitcnung iGrer GlcnfttGusIifieit prn
Dem an Surb befinolidtsu @iarincar5te
iidI untcriudlcn 81 Iaiieu.
Iic llutcriutrug TIT aut Wittiuodl
unb Tunucritag, ben ~. uub 20. os.
W,ts., uun o bio IL ilbr @orm., anbe'
raumt. 1ie bier5n itdl WielocnoeH
wcroeu an oieieu 5ngcn I'm . ltbr
Nurm. uum Gnbe oes SruabipGD init
ehifisbuot fuHerfrei an SDrb 6cidr.
oett.
Sct Der ar5tltheu ttuterInfurg hub
ben 0uuiuiar, 2enmtrH &esitimationS'
9apierc uur5n5ciasu tRnh Sstniatbe'
iHeiu, 2uiuugsihclr etc..
Baltimore, No Den II. WIat 1909
Ser Nuiierlide NOaiul
CDlai1S,19,20) ShocrtR'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-19
GdpitGu. SlufbniS.

Tieiea, n1einc Serren, lit gemtB Der
innigc @lnid Oe9 bohell 0errlher9,
Dem 0eltihluno in eriter 2inie leine
6lottc ltlo oieicn Itol5en areil5er per
Oonft, u1o and Ger WlniA 0eS Oellts
ihen TolfCS, trob uller SerOGd)tI9uIl'
gen uno Inflagcn.
limo iomit molcn olIf mir bofterl,
BOB ser &rcllber o9rcmen" Itets III
iricolitber Mtiiiion Die SGien Der
Melt beilldcn mod)te, olS Scldplber
Oe5 GcrfebrS ltnb 5ltr Gbre oeS ga.
terlunOcS. Gicic @coonten iuiien
mir 3liummen in oem @ltnide fir
i%crnere gliidlihe 6obrtcn e, M. 2.
bremen" uno in Dem &ufe: Dlein
Commandment, &crr GapitGn 5ilr Gee
@opnton, itno bic &errcn Der Dill
5icrsmeiie lie lebcl 1od!""
Mc0c 0e9 Scrrn Somon.
Zen lonit 1~cutidjIono'S irenno.
idoitlidc @ejicbungen ST Dem Ser.
Staatcn" bcautnortcn0, lngte Serr
&omorO :. &onlon inter Auberem:
,9Ultibluno lit bic grobtc Solo.
niol- Oiuht ser @elt. england lit MIR
cine aolonie 9cutihlolto'a. 0entid.
lnn0 bat emit ENGLAND b%c5pungen,
ltno jett bat ca Nmcrifa gcmQnncn,
uid)t nbCr nit Dem Sd)mcrt, lunoern
nit Der @ctpolt icineS ber5liden Ne.
lens. 0ic 6rerm0ldoft Don Natlonen
b0n9t ob Don ser Woiie Der GreunO.
lhoiten untcr Den %,Sn0ipiollcn oic'cr
5pci Notiorcn." Nconcr iprod) oonm
III ieiiclnOer, bumlor9epiir5ter @eiIe
pcn icincn Rctien IN Ieutlhlono
mo ~oerueiltc nit beionoercr Siebe
olf hcn Sh6nbciten be5 Shiudr5'
molnea mo oe9 bcrrliden Hbein'
itronleS.
Gr iubr Damn fort: nGeutlhlolh
nno Nmcrifu iin0 iett an oemFrntte
ongcfpmmclL olt ocut lid ibre @c0c
frcrt,en. Sic bciocll Sun0er babtlt
ibre g,lten Gigenidoiten oltSgetauibt
uno 9~cutidlono lit babel on5iebelr.
Der, Nnlerifo inteucftliell bc0ellten0cr
~0eruor0cn. Geutidlon0, nie amcrita
aeboren ill oen 1roBten SccmGften
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oelt lire Stdrfe bcnllbcrl, pic Elm
frGfti0er Mann, Scr ooS Ser, AMI
Dem rcdten Sled hot, icinc &r1itc
bcuiiBt. Wtogc Ole Belt fonncn,
ipcitn oic bclitid)c mo umerifaniid)e
Slagge percint ilattern ml0gen 5llnl
Better ser SaGe oe$ &ed)tS, Ser Sc.
redJtigfcit ulo idlieBIid) ocs 8elt.
frieoenS!!"
&aitor So mann'S Rebe.
EoItor Sillius @oimonn, Der ben
Sooit Gas otter Gaterlonb" 6con1-
mortcte, iagtc:
~Ncrn Der SoGn an Bic Wutter
oenft mic fonnte G. cs onoers,
ais tetuegten Scr5ens? 8enn mir
pon unlcren Sotcrlanbe ipreden -
lule fonnten mir cs onbcrS, ais nit
Hiitrlln9,in Der ser ticiitc9terp uriircr
SeeIe mit5ittert? llnb gar ser Sobn,
Der gctrcnrt lit bon Der Mltttcr
Gem tic pcrloren lit! Gem lie in ic.
Dem Nolle nid)t mebr aebort. ipie lie
ibnt emit ge10rtc. Gr bot ia bon scr
Mlttcr itiu 9citcs, mo 6orii6cr
hilIt ihm Hidlts binous, fem 9roo.
| Snterclie. fcrr @unid. Den neltell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-19

telL iuo6 JIG bort 9eicben bo6cn. Cob
EcutihIonb lid 10 entmidcln fonnte
in elmer lollgCn Hcibe gcicAretcr
6rieocnSjabrc. bnS ucr0unft c5 nit
III critcr Clinic Der lwrcrmiiolid)"u
Siiriorge e. W. 0e& &oiicrS lln0 lei
ner grobjiigigCrL peit oltsih0lIcn0ct
Golitit, oeren &crtrctcr mir beutc 0ic
Gbre boben bel inns 5lt icben. @l9
pberlter 0eic6IS6obCr Scr gr0Btcn
ltllo beiten Irmce Ser @elt mo eiicr
rol6 emporbliibenben fruitoouen
6lotte bat iib 2. NJ. itct9 ais GIN
5rie0cnsiiirit crmieien, lpie cr nod
fiir5lid ais treucr GerbiinOctcr Scit.
rcid'S Dos 0epid)ti9c @ort 9cutid)
lambs in Die @oAihnle oca 5rie0rn2
~9eluoricu hot. @ir 9(Qc wiili6en.
Dob g. %. nod piclc. uielc Sabre
elmer geic0netcn uno mrbbriu0cuocn
Rcaierung bcidicbcn icin mIhtch
l6m 5lr Gbrc uno oenl 0eliebtcn
oelltlcben &Qtcrlon0c 3lln1 Ncilc.
Sicien @eiiiblcu bite ib Sic, nit
mir Nuaorud SIT gcbcuL iuocm &c
nit mir einitimmcu in Dem Nuic:
Seine WoicitGt, scr &oiicr, NoN!
SOd!! @oh!!!""
Re0c 6e9 Nrn, Nilfrn.
Sr. Scnrp IS. Nilfcn non scr
Sirnlo u. Sdymlodrr 4 50. iaNtc:
YWeinc Sccrcn! Scr Nomc z. ".
9. o@rcmcn," oGiicn 0iii5icrc mir
bcilte Die Gbre mo Grcuoc bubcn in
0ieien 9t0ltnCn 81 ichclL crlucdt bcl
uielcn %uuicrcr NtitAIicOcr oic Crime
rllng OIL Die 0lte Moltleitu0t ol3 NCi
motb. obcr ais &cinluth Der GltcruL
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&oterlanocS Den Slbitie6aNrtb Ncbos
ten. Bur 3cit dis mir Ncltcrcn lrl>
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ten oedtc ltl9 feline 0Cttihc Nutin,
nalfloGgc; om @cd 0ea Sdiiias
lucbte Die 9renlcrilogGc No9 &otb-
luciB Der &anleotel, 0n2 iid) crit
Gnoe Der icdo6i1cr Sabre nit Dem
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Yber aud ulter ben ncllcu Sartcn
ocS N~orb0cutihcn 0unbea mo ipd.
ter ocS Gcutld)c1 NcldC0 tnnt Die
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h%e'oncercr Srcubc tegrilBen un0
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Gle oNren1en" lit Der critic oeutid)c
&relt5er. Der III ltr.lcrcm &u'en Dor
Inter Ne9angen, Gin einji9ea MdI
bat Die oeutidle &riegSfloggc bier Ne-
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