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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24
ASKS RECEIVER FOR
DENVER WATER COMPANY

DENVER. June pa receiver is asked
for the Denver Union Water company
in an answer and cross complaint filed
IN the district court here by number
of private citizens this afternoon In the
Injunction proceedings brought by Mrs
SanDie w Brooks. whereby water con-
sumers have been restrained from using
water for purposes of Irrigation. Final
hearing on the matter Is TO be held next
Saturday, pending which a temporary
injunction restraints water users from
sprinklins their lawns or irrigating then
flowers and trees.
The petitioners allege that Mrs. Brooks.
in securing the temporary injunction. was
not acting for herself, but for the water
he made a party 10 tho suit chat IT may
be liable for possible claims for damages
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24
EXPERTS STILL FIGHT
OVER BIEACHED FLOUR

KANSAS CITY, June 23.-Prof. Lucius
y. Sayre, dean OF rne University OF
Kansas. and a pharmacist, testified in
the federal court here today that he did
not believe bleached -four was harmful
when eaten In bread.
Further. he said, he was of the opinion
that il was impossible for whatever nj
trtes there might be in such flour to
reach the blood after It had gone through
the baking and digestion processes.
To investigate the alleged harmful
qualities Of bleeched -four due 10 the
presence of nitrites, said the professor.
no had made tests upon his wife upon
friends and upon himself. His wife ate
bleached -four bread and no harm came
from the experience.
The witness testified that he took
twelve grains of sodium ntrite in two
days and suffered no Injury. In the or
dinar' course OF bread consumption said
the professor, A person would not con-
sumo this much nltrites In less than six
years.
Several of my friends" said the wilt.
ness, took eighteen grains of sodium
nitric apiece in two days and II did not
injure them"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24

as slaves on the soil where they had ruled
from time immemorial, but without sue
cess.
After each campaign the people would
gether another supply OF arms, ammu-
milton and food, and then renew the
night against the oppressors and TO save
their country, After years OF fighting
and frtShtful barharitieS, General Torres
learned that the. Yaquis. old and young.
must be eNtermipated or defeated before
he could hope TO hold their country in
peace for the MeXicans.
Wanton Slaughter Begun.
Then began the killing of the fighting
men and enslavement OF ali who did not
go to war. Thousands OF Ya1ui war
riors were slaughtered or driven out Of
the country, droves OF men, women and
children were overpowered in the vii
lagos and on the farms. and, incredible
as II may seem in the twentieth century,
the extreme northwest TO the most re-
mote southeastern part of Mexico and
set to long hours of labor under the lash
In the heneuuu and tobacco fields OF
Yucatan and OaNaca. Unable 10 bear the
change from freedom in perfect noun
tain climate TO slavery In horrible ma
larial region. under tropical sun, these
sadly abused people died by the thou
sand.
But Few Lived.
Few lived twelve months after reach
Ing the plantations. The men soon sick
ened with fever and in many Instances
were beaten TO death for insubordina-
ton, The women. forced into abhorrent
or worse relations with brutal
Chinese coolies or more brutal MeNicans
died OF broken hearts. What became Of
the Yaqul children, left without care on
the plantations. is not recorded, but can
be imagined.
Naturally, the supply or laborcrs. as
the plantations are managed, soon be-
comes insufficient: loud calls across the
gulf were made by the land owners, and
raids on the helpless. like that OF Thurs
day AT Cananea. resulted.
Slave Trade Revived.
Since the "Barbarous Mexico writings
began to be published we have heard lit
tie OF the slave trade in the Yaqui coun-
try, But now the authorities. perhaps
the published statements Of a
former ambassador to McHico and those
Of other prominent Americans. denying
the tpl,h OF Mr.. Turner's exposure, have
put us to sleep on this side OF the line.
have again gone into the slave business.
and General Torres has come openly
to the relief OF plantation owners. Re
suits will soon be seen,
In a few weeks all who care 10 sense
what is before their eyes Will witness
long lines of laqui men. women and
children going under guard toward the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.

Record at the local office of the United
States weather bureau for twcnty-four
hours ending at p. IN. Thursday:
Temperature at p. m. ~: maximum
temperature. %: minimum temperature.
o6; mean temperature, g.. which is Z
degrees below normal: total excess since
the first of the month, So degrees; total
excess since January l. 500 degrees.
Precipitation al p. m. none: total
precipitation since first OF the month.
.l6 of an inch, which Is .5i OF an inch
below normal: total deficiency since Jan
uary /, Al inches. Relative humidity.
"a per cent.
Sunrise i:57 a. nj. Sunset sos p. m,
Moon rises at 1908 p. nj. and sets al
7:27 a, m on 25th inst.
WEATHER RECORD.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24
WELCOME. NEEDED RAIN
COMES TO MONTANA

BUTTE. Mont, juno 23.-Showers de-
seconded this morning and last night and
gave the sta a much-needed dronchinS
in the northern sections. the downpour
coming Just in time TO relieve what has
appeared to be grave crop outlook.
AT Lcwistown this morning the rain
started Just after daylight and has con-
tiDued all day. At Fort Benton the
weather is cold and the sky overcast
At Havrc it rained the greater part of
the morning, and Judith basin. OF which
LcwIstown is the center reports q heavy
fan of rain. which started during the
night and continued the greater part Of
lnN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24
KINGDOM GOULD PROVES
TO BE PRACTICAL MAN

PUEBLO. June 2S.-Tho experience
gained by Kingdom Gould. eldest son OF
George Gould, in the railroad shops CON
trolled by his millionaire father stood
him in good stead today. when the loco
motive attached to the Missouri Pacific
train upon which he was travelling broke
down Il few miles east of here, A mes
sage was sent 10 Pueblo for another en-
Gine, but young Gould pulled off his coat
and repaired the damage before the relief
lncOmOtiNe arrived.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24

HOUSTON Tex. June 23.-Chicf of
Police ellis OF this city and Chief of Dc
tectives Carney of Louisville. Ky. re-
turned here today from San Antonio.
where they have been for two days
fruitlcss quest for Joseph Wendllng
wanted in Louisville on the charge OF
killing S-ycar-old Alma Kclner The Of
ricors are convinced that the report that
he was on a ranch near San Antonio is
untrue
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24

ITHACA, y, Y, June 23.--Wth the
thermometer registering in the 9Os thou
sands OF senior week guests watched th"
Cornell seniors march TO the armQry to
Jacob Gould Schurman. Degrees were
conferred ON I06 graduates. The address
hY President Schurman was devoted
mainly 10 Goodwin Smith, Man OF Let
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24

western
the
and Montan
by
sfah Minnesota
~ '' '"e HeNt l"o
MFRED secthn Iirccor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24
"Want of care does us more
harm than want of knowledge. -
Poor Richard.

Want OF care does us more
harm than want of knowledge. -
Poor Richard.
Benjamin Franklin's words are
as true today as when written in
his almanac. Most of us earn
plenty of money, but too few Of
us ever have any. We have the
knowledge" that commands Il
salary, but we lack the "care" TO
keep portion of it.
There are two ways of saving
money. One is by hiding it in the
cellar as the miser docs; the other
is by putting it in the bank. The
latter is the rational method, for
the bank not only protects the
money at its own cost from thieves
or other disaster, but stands ready
to repay it on demand when
needed.
The man who opens a bank
account has taken the first step
towards financial independence.
1t isn't the amount of the first de-
posit that is Of Importance. It's
the actual making of a start in the
right direction and in the right
way. Most bank accounts arc
small in the beginning; likewise
most of them show tendency to
grow in size.
We are glad to have small
accounts, knowing they will grow.
The National
Copper Bank.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24
BRIEFLY TOLD

SACRAMENTO. Cal, June 23.-Gov-
crnor Gillett today issued requisition on
the governor OF Minnesota FOR the return
To San Diego OF y. IL Burns. u cement
contractor at st. Paul, for cmbcZzlcment
and grand larceny.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24

ters, a Speculative Thinker and Politl-
cal Critic"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24

NEW YORK, June o3.-J. Pierpont
Morgan came home today from Europe
looking the picture OF health. The bank
or has been abroad for several months,
and during that period there were nu-
merous reports that he WAS In poor
health. Look well. don't I?' asked Mr.
Morgan, and then answered tho interro-
CATION by saying. II never felt better in
my life"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24

BELLINGHAM. Wash. June 23.-SIxty
conyicts employed the state road
south of this city, who went on strike
yesterday for an cieht-hour day have
won their strike. orders were issued to-
day putting the work on an eight hour
scale.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24

CHICAGO, June 23.-The defense
closed It's case in the Lee ONcil Browne
bribery trial this afternoon. States At
torncy Wayman says he Will take two
hours tomorrow In presenting closing
arguments for the state. IT is probable
that the case will go 10 the jury shortly
after noon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24

SEATTLE. Wash, juno 23.-Onc man
was killed and six were seriously injured
today when "A large brick aud frame
building being erected near Bayne, King
county, for the Little Falls Clay com
pnny OF Tacoma collapsed. Sixty men
were at work in the building when II
fell, and all but seven escaped. Six OF
these we're rescued alive.
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Stations

Indicates Increase In temperature.
Indicates decrease In temperature.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-17

moral bic Diipenintion bonn Mufstbo.
eribeiIt unb bic sirhlihe 1rauuns, Die
bomaIs alIsin rshtssiltige 1orm Der
GkfdIiebuns pol5cssn ipurbe.
DieperunnifHenJ Jrauen.
Uon ollen fpaniinen Gittsn btr Wors
ssii bat iin bic 9uIoisuns Der Jrau.n
In psru in ibrsr sonsen Reinbsit ers
bolten. Wit elmer postiiten, feurisen
Ginbilbungstraft sefdQt iid Der lie
benbe Gbemann barin. Der SilaDe ieis
ner Dome 3u fein. Die fh0nen Sefios
ras MAIDEN ober bic bohften Mnfprids
cuf Oalanierie. unb bic s.rinsfie Mus
berohiloHune berielben ipirb bon iha
i,en Oft uner6ittlih seabnbet. Jn Ges
felIiGaFt nobt man fih nur bonn elmer
Tome, ipenn man ibr cine Nufmert.
fam!eit erpetien tam. ueberou bal
lie bas gr0bte DorreGt, ben srjtenplat
anb 6ie eriten Gbrenbe5eigungen
Mon ipriht bier nid,t tuie nnoers!po
sd babe bic Gbre. Sbnen meine
Mufndrtiing 81 MAIDEN, ober: u@it
befinben sic iid321, icnbern: Sc,
nora. id Fife 5bre JiiBe!" Gis
Wroutiperblulg in Neru lit iebr 70.
nnntiiG. Hn @eGIeihing eines bunt,
geputten 1ropn0ors eriheint bel
nreier am beftiinmten Mbenb por bei
9&meIIe ieiner geliebten. Der G1n.
ger tritt Dor bns nit @lnnen ge'
imniiidte 1eniter Der Gn0nen ilnb Sc,
1jinct IN heS 6rdutiaoms 9aouen ibrl
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- Qleronher Spsiser, BON Wo.
1896 8isrte 4psnue. Elm Ingeiiellter
in elmer Gincinnotier 9ieBersi, tpurbe
bur6 seidmol5snes Wstaa fhfper an
aopf, gruit unb Qrmsn perlest. Gr
purbe mad ietnsr hisiissn Wohnuns
eebruht.
- Stabtf9asmeiiier Jrso. Raders
unb Satin BON 0apton peronitolteter
fir ibrs 5ablreidsH Jreunbe Elm
,9oufe parming".
- Die geuepue MeIfore 4Hoeias
tion periammelt iih ON tommenoen
8onneritag in Der gibliothets Solle.
um isbr pihtiss 9sidGfte gu erlss
bieen.
WilIiam Robrer, Der infole.
Sheuperoens ieiner pferbs aus BEN
8ugsn geibleubert unb ihDer oerles'
purbs, lieet in ieinsr Wobnuns Be.
pentlih ertrdntt barnisbsr.
- Der 0dpton Deutih amsri.
tanifte Stabtperbano belt geitsrr
unter Dem 8oriiB oes prdiibentenWm
s. 8edmann eine Grtru 8srfamm'
lung ab. Sn Qbfpeienbeit bes Setres
tars grpermann fIbrte 5err s. Re:
ders bas sprctoton. Die BefhluF'
Der lesten 9eriammluns tpurDen sut'
sebeiben. Qufgenommen ipuroen: Ro'
bert Ouniton, geors Steinhagel uni
q. W. !5enberior. 9as Irrangea
ments aommittee fir ben am 81
Sftober in Oiterbage's 5alle ab5ubal'
tsnbsn Wasienball berihtete. bab q
alle 8orbereitunsen getrpffen bob
unb perfpriht, bnb Der Mastenbol
eins srobartise Nffaire neroen pirb.
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gr trns einen bellen tarirten 4naus,
bIaues 0smb unb fdparaen Serbns

gr trua einen beflen fdrirten Mnaug,
blaues 5emo nnb fdparaen Derbp'
but.
- ginaIeD Nanfins, Der tpesen
geidtperIorsuns feiner GamiIie sinsss
broht purbe, nurbe bonn Nlhter
gIearp auF iein Weripre6en bin, In
3utunft fir feline Gomilie icrsen gu
pollen. entIaiien.
- Die aentpn gpuntp 9rpbses
ff,nprenen perben beute Hahmittdg
ibren S6luBberiht einbringen.
- Weartin ssarren. bon Der q. unb
RuiIen Strabe, elm Nneeitelter in ben
8. & q. Wsrtitdtten in Central Gop=
instun, serquetIdte iid beim Seben eis
nes ihtperen GiIenitiides. bas feinen
.l5dnben entI1Iiipfte, bic linte 0ano.
Or. CHARLES Gearns leiitete ihm Die
n0tbise drstIi6e Silfe.
- Die Ginnabmsn am .Sus DAB"
bstrugen iiber $4,000.
Srou State Sreeman. BON 1929
aitsp StraBe, erlitt eeitern in 5olge
sinss Jalles siren gru6 beg redten
Shulterblattes. Or. 6. 6. Wbite lels
itete bic n0tbtes dr5tlihe Silfe.
- Sobn aaltenbauh, 55 Sabre alt,
iiel in ieiner Wobnung go. 73 S''
IL. Gtrobe bic Sreppe hinub unb ers
litt ihmer3bafte aopfrpunoen. 6,
puroe in Senrp 2innemdnn &c Wtops
res 9lmbulans na9 bem ct. Gliiabett
6oIpitaI sebrn6t. mo Or. Rpan lbn1
Die nDtbige GratIi6e SiIfe onssosiher
lieb.
= Sofepb .. asnneop, lonse Sabre
gountn Surpeppr, itarb geitern in be,
@pbnung bon 9. %. Soutbgate, gap
1547 Scott Strabs i'm Glter bon u
Subren.
- sSruu Gertrude Marp msper
Gdpisgermuttsr bes Sberiffs Sobr
goste, lit geitern i'm aIter BON g
Subren in ibrer Wohnung, ysp. Ills
Solmon Str, eeitorben.
- Sopio 8ople, BON Ho. II 81
II. Strobe, tpuroe BON einem BON
StieI ubiprtngenosn Sammer ins lint
gtugs getroffen. 0as ausenlis muir
be eeipaIten unb sr erlitt eine tief
8unoe iiter bemieIben. Or. asarn
bot Soffnune, oab ibm bic Sehtrof
bes glusss erhoIten blsibt.
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nod 1dmiIton unb ifiir3te in Der NG6e
Der Champion gpuieb paper go. betm
Nusfteieen, ipGbrenb bic Gar nod IN
8epesung mar. nit aller @etpalt ouf
bic Gtrabe. Sic rpurM erheblih pers
Iebt unb fanb Mufnabme i'm Werep
9ofpitnl.
- Walter Ginlap, ein junserWann.
fpelher bem g., 8. &c 9. Deteftip
Zimmerman supeiIsn bebilflih mar.
puroe porleste Naft nabe Der Shend
Ipenue in linbenpalo bon brei unbea
tannten Wdnnern uberfallen. niebers
e.i1lasen unb um Repolpsr unb
Shlusrins erleihtert. Jinlap muros
10 libel augerihtst, bab er niht auts
iteben tpnnte unb 200 Yaros nah iets
mem Qosis auf alien 8isren trisden
mubt.. Die poliSsi erbislt cine gss
ihrsibung Der Ittsntdter, aber bis
iebt III es ibr nod nihs eslungen.
oerielben babbofi gu fperhsn.
- Jrau Glifabstb 5OIbrod. bic
Wittipe bon GLEN. Solbrod, farb
pcraeitern Mbenb in ibrer Wohnun5,
go. $50 5anoper Strabs. ON Stpds
DIE i'm 4lter BON 60 Sabren. sic bins
terldbt mebrere erpahiens ainber.
- Die Jeuertpsbr tpuroe geitern
gormi!tag um holb II ubr ndn Der
Wobnuns bon 5srrp Osborne, Wo.
131 aubIpp Mpenue. 2inbentpalo, gs4
rufsn, no cine alis Watrobs i'm asler
in granb serotber mar uno bds 9aus
in 5euerssefabr bratte.
- Cine ansobl 8iiterpas.n Der
gennIplpania Bobn ent9Isliten aeltern
Woreen auf Der gfablbriids nabe Der
9edett'ihen papierfabrit unb aile 3us
oe mubisn cine 3slt lang ubsr bic u,
8. & .. 8obn fabren.
- 4lbert Wogner unb Satin lino
bon ibrem 8eiudl in aanias eits
po6lbsbalten suritgeteart.
- Der D.utite arisgsrptrein bieli
aeitern Iahmittag in Der 3oller'itsn
!Saae on @reentpooo Qoenue ieine mo-
nat!ite 8eriommlung ob unb bsitlob,
iid an Der Jeier beg arisgsrpereins in
! Cincinnati 3u bstbeiiigen.
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O;p ST Sohr.syornen,;on h,

- Die 81. eSabresfonpention Der
Gpans. 2utb. 6pnpbe besinnt beute in
Der ct. Martus, airhe nnb Ihliebt am
0onneritas 2lbenb. Die Snnpbe
ihIiebt bic StGbt. Columbus, Delas
mare, Repart, Marietta, 2ancaiter,
gbilIieotbe. Springfield, Dapiou, Gine
cinnati, g., unb Nepport. gellepue
uno Sdnton, ap., Elm.
- Sacpb Wormalb, Sc Sabre, bon
go. 600 SIt Dritts Strabe, Der ppr
einigen 5aeen einen Shlaganfau err
litt, itarb seitern. Gr binterldbt bic
Wittpe uno fiinf ainber, 4 SOhne unb
eine Sodtsr.
- Die 5eueripebr tpurbe nua benz
6duie BON Sobn Wbite, SO. $40
Waf fhineton abenue. eerufen, ipoIelbit
Elm 9aIolincfen erplobirt mar. Der
Shaoen 1T nur unbeoeutenn.
grsGorpnsr Or. 90. 5ieains lit
seitern bon Albuquerque. %. d., Sus
riidsetebrt.
- Soi. Reuter fruroe BON bsm Dr.
tettip 5rant Morton uno aonItabler
Gbic. grooter ipsesn DiebItabls pers
bdftet. gr ioQ onesblth cine Insdbl
Sibnsr bon benz Moltereibeiiser Geo.
Wpod seItohlen baben. gei ieiner Wsrz
baftuns bate er sine Inaabl ouhner
in ieinem 9eiib.
- 8runbei9entbumss llebertragurz
gen: Winnie Stratmener on 3. ..
9pde, 33 SUB an Der 9ritten Str.,
0anton, 81; SuIius 9rins on ghdrlss
Weber, Qots gio. 185 uno 1856 IN
Glenn Yart, 81; Clara an Senrp Gbe=
mann, Got on Der SefIten Strubs in
Oapton, 81; Charles Wilitie an Sus
lius qrina. 7 Cots in Clifton, 81;
mtarn gurns on 5beo. Rielonbtr
Cots g1o. 7 unb 8 uno 3beils Der Got
SO. 9 in Sputbeate's Sbio Ipsnus
MISUNDERSTANDING, Sigblanbs, 81; Sit
iabetb Shop's Gretutoren on Garrls
gerenosen, Got on Der Boone StraBe,
Dapton, 81.
- gloh teine Gpur bon 8billips
Cine Qlnfraae i'm 6auis beg oermtbtsr
| R. W. YbiIlips, Intuufsagenten uni
store Geeper Der 6. q. &c 6. Srat'
tion Co., eroab, bab big isBt nod teln'
Spur oss germibten 9efunoen tporoer
1T. 5rou 9biIlips 'arbte Elm 5ele'
oramm, bab lie iit in Toronto, Ga
naba, kfinbe unp nihts iihr Der
Qufentbolt hires 8attsn in Grfahrunt
osbra6t babe. Wie oerloutet. haber
bereits stpei gonten, bic gloten bdIten
uuf oenen 9hiIIips Rams itebt, bic on
beren llnterssihner benahriht, oab II
eine onosre gurgidoft its1en iolen
piorioenfaQs alaee erboben tperosr
niroe. sSrsunne pbillips iinb De
9lniitt, bab feline Spetulationen ihl
su ihlper bebriidten uno bab 'i6 Ten
Geiit infolgeosHsn umnahtst babe.
- Gin orobsr gbeil Der Sdnobon
BON Spint in 8easpus itiirs.e ein I'm.
bearub brei Wuasn unb pferot, I'M
iiberIdiitte.e einige Irbstter. d
Qsute iopie 6 gfsros tpuroen beraus
oeitoufsIt. eriters tamen nit M
leihten SautabibIrfung.n bapor
pGbrsnb bic 5bisre unperlegt warer
- elmer ShopFielo. IA Sabre al'
an Der 0drb 2lpe.. gsusDus. Dobn
bait, tpurps bsim 5uBballipiel in Gin
spooo, Sbio, on Der rehtsn Seit
idmsrsbdI. psrlsst, audi erlitt er cine
Irmbru6.
- 9eitsrn 2lbenb fanb Der Shlu
beg 40itiinoiasn 8ebsts in Der Gorpu
GbriIti airte inter entipretence
SFeisrIihtsitsn itdtt uno nahmsn eir'
Qtnsabl prieiter Der umgssenb on bs
Ta,ar 16a,f
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Sdonheiten. Gr bergleId)t thrcii
@ud,s nit einer Saline, Ihre gtppei'
nit smei bliihenhen Ho'enfnolpef,
ihr ,psibIifes gseien nit einer Idit'
be. Miit peritellier Sproolgteit FrdGr
Die 9raut ben geliebten iper er lft
,mo mas er po!ie. .Iih nil ldl,
gnael!". eripioert oieier nit fcurlger
3l,periid,f. ,.alle Sterne lebell III
Siebesl,ormonie, oies,ohtigoil itlngi,
iollen mir uns nidt aud, IicbenY" In
eraiebt iif) bic itol5e Sd)one, ba'',g
lpirft lie oen sirans aus Den Soa<it
Dem s5reier sn nno oerlprihf, eipig
MIR ibm ar5rseboren.
Die 3iihtuns BON Spns
sieritDden. is eiebt tpahriheinlih
nur 3pei Sris in europa. ipoSpaaisrs
itDde unb Shirme aeSiidtet iperotu,
unb bic meiiten aeute iperben iibers
boupi nih.s BON elmer iolten Jnbus
Itrie abnen. Die beiben pldse. no iie
su 5aui. III, iinb WiauIe bel paris
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mehrerer 3meiae 81; pernnll"en.
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Gbiruraen uirfen, uno bieie Ibdflg-
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nit Dem Salptitomm gum gertuoh.
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ben id,Iieblid, NIT Den Stoden nidlts
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guInahme bes Sdirnitud1s oniesen
su laiien.