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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-06
Tells Of Company's Appeal from
Order to Pay Newark on Sl4,-
S94,47O Assessment.
SAYS BOARD AGREED WITH
COMPANY ON $14,623,2O
Reversed by Court Holding Re-
lief from Payment Would Con-
stitute Double Exemption.
rBrom a staff oorrespondent.l

TRENTON, Dec. 6.-Regarding the
Prudential case, recently decided by
the Supreme Court In favor of the city
Of Newark, the State Tax Board, in its
report to the governor today, says:
The Prudential Insurance Company
filed an appeal from the assessment
made against 1t by the city of Newark.
on two items, one the sum of $14,623.-
279.3 81, being the amount apportioned to
deferred dividend policy holders, as re-
quired by chapter II of the laws of
1907, and the other the sum of 3271,1sl,
being voluntary dividends making In
dustrial policies paid up for policy
holders attaining the age Of 70 in 1909,
the year for which the assessment was
made. The appellant commended that
both of these sums were liabilities and,
therefore, not ~assessable against it by
the city of Newark.
Agreed with Company OIL Big Item.
The case was argued at some length
and the decision reached by the
was that the first item was a liability
ana as SUCH SIOulu NC 0CNbNbO0 "a
ascertaining the amount of the prop
erty Of the company liable to taxation
under the general IA act of 1903 TN
chapter 21S Of the laws of 1906, n
that the second item was an asset n
should not be deducted. This judgment
was carried to the Supreme Court by
the city and has recently been reversed.
rn-lzls~l L.. khn Tannrf nT1nnQ the
court decisions the report continues:
The act of 1907 requires that do
nestle life insurance companies, doing
business on the mutual plan or IN
which policy-holders are by the terms
of their policies entitled to share In the
profits or surplus, shall annually ascer-
tain the amount of surplus to which all
such policies as a separate class are
entitled and shall apportion the same
to such policies as a class and carry
1t, plus interest savings and accre-
lions, as a separate and distinct LA
bility to such class of policies.
The board reached the conclusion
hat the former fund was a liability
under the act OF 1907, and as such ex-
empt, and that the latter fund Was an
asset, and rs such was properly tax
able by the city Of Newark. This judg-
ment the city of Newark took to the
Supreme Court on cert1orari, II thai
court. in an opinion by Justice Min
turn, recently handed down held that
the above act OF 1907 did not create a
new and distinct debt or liability be-
tween life insurance companies and
the State. so as to entitle the COM
panies TO exemption from taxation on
surplus funds representing the earn
ings and profits distributable to de-
ferred dividend policy-holders as a
class, but that IN the contrary 1t was
merely intended to effect an oppor-
tionment and segregation Of the fund
in which such policy-holders were en-
titled to participate.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-06
SEALED PROPOSALS.
HEADQUARTERS FIRE DEPARTMENT.
City Hall.

City HALL.
Newark N. j., December 1, 1910.
Sealed proposals Will be received at these
headquarters while the Board of Fire Commits
sioners is In session., during the period of time
between 8 and $3.50 o'clock p. m. on wednes-
day, December z, 1910, and will be opened i'm
after the exI ration OF the time fxed
for receiving the aforesaid proposals, for fur
nlshing the department with the following sup
plies, to wit: Oats, hay, bran and long rye
straw.
Such quantities Of the best quality as shall
be needed by the several companies during the
month. To be delivered at the quarters OF the
said companies. samples of oats to accom-
pany each bid.
Further information concerning these pro-
posals, as to quality and quantity, will be FUR
nished upon application to the Secretary of the
Board.
Tho Board of Fire Co. missioners reserves
the right to reject any or all proposals no re-
ceived as may be deemed for the best interests
of the city.
THOMAS e. BURKE,
President.
#. W. Sullivan,
Secretary. deo1-5t
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-06
TAX NOTICE.
TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES.
City Hall.

Newark, N, J.. October 10. 1e10
THIS office Will be open from Thursday. Dc
tobcr 20. 1910, until April IA. 1911. for the recep-
ton of taxes for 1910.
Particular attention is called to the follow
ing requirements of law;
IL Maid on or before the thirtr-hrst Dc. -.
October. one a per cent. will be deductsd vi
n maid on or before the twentieth de.
one-half 0A) OF one III per cent uin
be deducted.
cember. the exact amount of tax
n not paid on or before tho twentietb dav -,
December, interest at the rate Of twelve dS1
per cent. per annum will L added. ~
II NOT pald on or before April Il. 1911
rants will be issued with three () ne3 csnt
p~enalty, Justice and collectors fees. In a..
dition TO ten $40 cents cost of publication. n
each amount personal.
ONCE open from s q. m. to 2 D. m.
SATURDAYS from 8 q. m. 20 IL m.
ROBERT /. ROSS.
Raragxnr
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-06
"wosId Be Double Exemptions"

The court held further that as the
company was also allowed deductions
in the first instance for it's liabilities
on policies, on the basis Of the value OF
such policies as computed by the COM
missioner of banking and insurance,
since it must be assumed that the COM
missioner of banking and insurance
considered this fund as an existing
factor in his computation of policy
value for exemption purposes, the ex-
emption of the fund as a separate item
would constitute q double exemption.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-06
Bridge for Debutante.

Mrs. John Morris Miller, Of Ballan-
tine parkway. will entertain for Miss
Mary Gaddis Plum, a debutante OF this
season. on December 20, and has issued
invitations for a bridge in her honor.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-06
BENEFIT Receipts.

From. the recent performance OF
What Happened to Jones'" given for
the benefit of the Crazy Jane Society,
1t is estimated the proceeds will net
$500, although the returns have not all
been made.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-06
CITY ADvERrIsEMENTs.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE COM
N-ISSIONERS OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE COM
NISSIONTRS OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK.
City Hall, November 80, 1910.
The following Is the list of the names, resi-
dences and places of business of applicants for
licenses, contained in all applications or petit
lions made to this board fc- the granting OF
brewed LIQUORS, and not heretofore publised
to law, to wit:
Name. Place of Business. Residence.
R~ErAIL-NEW APPLICATION.
Albert Kanmel. 1S6 orange St.. Same place
RETAu-RENEwALS.
Joseph Feniae, 1856 Bloomfield av.. Same place
Marcus d. Traurig, 264 Ferry Same place
Max Rubinson, 29 West Kinney st Same place
David Welt, 26O washington ave.. Same place
James n. Cooper, 81 Bridge st.......Same place
Paul Wecknueller, % sussex av..... Same place
Helen Jameson, 321 Ogden st....,..Same place
Giuseppi Gerandolo, 10 Monroe 81. Same place
John Yauch, ~ Commerce st........S Same place
Fred S. Spfegel, 2 Stata st--.........Same place
George Dillon, 40 Washington ay... Same place
Otto ]. Karst, 533 Ferry Same place
James Fl. Pryor. 39 Springfield ay.. Same place
Alfred Hillhcker, 49 High st--......Same place
William Thompsett, III warren St. Same place
John Kish, IS Montgomery st-........Sa Same place
Giuseppe De Coma, 1@ Nassau st. Same place
PasQuale Coppolo, ST River st-.:...Same place
Thomas Dillingham;, 193-1s5 Haisey ST..
Same place
Obs. sommer, SAT Springfield av...... Same place
WHOLLSALE-NEW APPLICATION.
Samuel A. Cassel, 81 Prince st.
BEER BOTTLER-RBNEWAL.
RICHARD MILLER,
President.
JAMEs F. CoNNNLLY,
City Clerk.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-06

Star want ads are read by people who are
buyers. Advertise In the Star.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-06

OFFICE OF the Chief Engineer of the Board
of Street and Water Commissioners OF the
City OF Newark.
The final estimates for the following con-
tracts will be presented to the Board of Street
and Water Commissioners OF the City OF New
ark, for acceptance, at the regular meeting on
Thursday, December s, 1910. at 8 o'clock. viz:
Paving and Tepaving of
MURRAY STREET,
from N. J. r. r. avenue to Avenue c.
Repaving of
COMMERCIAL STREET,
from Railroad place easterly about 43o feet;
RIDGE STREET.
from Park avenue TO Second avenue;
BLEECKER STREET,
from High street to Lock street;
And for the grading, curbing and tagging Of
OUT TWENTIETH STREET,
from South Orange avenue to Twelfth avenue,
and
NORTH SEVENTH STREET,
from Chester avenue to Delavan avenue;
And for the following sewers:
THIRTEENTH AVENUE SEWER,
between South Tenth street and South Eleventh
street;
ELEVENTH AVENUE SEWER,
between South Eleventh street and South
Twelfth street.
All objections to the payment Of said esti-
mates must be filed in this Office in writing on
or before . o'clock OF Thursday, Decembe 8.
1910.
MORRIS r. SHERRERD,
Chief Engineer.
Dated Decenber I, 1910. dec2-bt
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-06

NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
lowing proposed ordinance passed a second
and was ordered to a third and final
at q meeting of the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners held December /, 1910:
An ordinance to provide for the grading,
curbing and tagging of the south side of
HERBERT PLACE,
from Wa shington avenue to Riverside avenue.
A. p. DENMAN,
OF the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners.
WIN. f. GREATHEAD,
deo2-bt Clerk Of the Board.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-06

'.There is civilization In
America, but no real culture.
This is because the leading
idea in the best families Is TO
acquire even more money.
Thus declares Professor
Christian Eckert, director OF
the Commercial High School
in Cologne. Germany. The
learned professor goes still
further and says:
Americans suffer not only from
that juvenile quality OF mind which
Considers bulk only and negleets
cuaiitv. hut also from the lack OF
: standard of measurement. o
OF them know nothing OF the world
nor even Of their own continent, 10
thew are always convinced that the
particular place they happen TO De
in is the best place possible
Why shouldn't one consider n
nome town THE BEST PLACE ON
EARTH, and why shouldn't n be
c~ontented?
Contentnsent is half Of life's bat
tie and the man or woman who is
satisfied with his or her surround
ings will LIVE longer and get more
OUT Of life than the discontinued
mortal who is never satisfied.
New Jersey is q good place IN
which to Iive-A SPLENDID
PLACE IN WHICH TO LIvE-and
the person who has any grievance
against this good State is a pessf-
mist, pure and simple.
Isn't IL go?
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-06

STAR WANT ADS ARE TILE HEST.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23

ten. BEL ibrtm aanoesberrn ben Abel
burh Gsiufe gu erbttten, Der fir be
tetr.fienot idmiIie bod nid)is ptittr
ietn tonn nls cine duberlit1e Rem.
ssihnung einsr tbati6hIif bereits bors
bduoensr oeitifiiid1en unb gsisus
idafili6en StelIung.
Damn oher, uno Dng ideint bei0rs
oers ipidiia. 1T Rsihthum alIsiH niht
ais Elm legitimtr 8runo bdFiir 3u er-
ahttu, odb Der 2dnoesherr ninnehr
um tinsn Qbslsbrief un9ee1n1en rers
ben .onn. Wldn bnrf in bieiem 3us
idmmenbdnge aud Der Tbotinde oe.
o.niiber bic Iugsn uift psrfhlieben,
bdB bic apeIspsrItihungsn in 9eutits
lamb Der dIlsrneueIteu 3sit pielfdf eli
nen stlpos pIutotrotifden Gbdrattsr
nngsnommsn haber. eSn biefer Be
sitbung miib:en bic aoeIsbeboroen uHo
Diniiieritn. bic berortige 9ndhenes=
iliGe fir bic Gntideinuna Der 2uHs
peskrren norbsreitsn, uutsr allen linz
fi1Hbtn immsr feIi bIeiben. tets iid an
ben altbep1brtsn 9ruubidb halisH,
bab geroienii nm Ten Stoat bic
@runonorausiebung fiir Sianoestr
hohunaen isin unb blsibsn mub, uHb
ouh bei benz itiirmiIf3iten sSIeben pon
gsrionsn, Die nur ibren Rsidtbum ms
s5eIo fiibren i6nnen, bei oenen es
o5tr an Dem eripor6eusn r0erbisnit
nm ben Stdat" manasIt. cine befiir.
fporienSe 6aItuns Hiht einnthmen.
Dab gerobe pIutotratiife aoslsper.
I,ibunesn pisIfa6 giisriuhi. 3ant.
Streit unb 9erfeinOuna in Die Gdmis
lien aineintrneen, ioG bier nur beildu.
Fiu er,p6fmt 1perben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23
,Aoels lsitreberci. I"

Sn sinsm 2lufiabe, Der fi6 nit eem
4bsIslpeien in 9euti5Iaub bef@df.igt
iino i'm WGr5a<ft Der .9euti6en Res
pue~ eribeini. itrsibt Der beiannte
9eneaIoae unb S.odtsrehtsgelebrie
Or. aetuIe b. Strabonis:
Die 4oeIsftreberei, bic in Der Rtus
Ssit INNER mebr 3unimmt, iii cine Der
un.rfreuIihiten grideinuns.n Der Ges
ssnpart. gs iii niht iibertrishH.
ipenn beboupt,i miro. bab in greuB.u
allein beim Srdaer Der arone alljdhr.
lid ungeidbr minDei,sns iauieHb Nobis
lifirungsbiitgeiud,e eitlaufen. alio
t6glih burhihniitIi1 unsefdbr je brsi.
9apon finben pur6ihnitilih olIia5rs
LID ungefGbr je 5ehn biz 5tp0lf. meiit
aud erii nab maudsrlei Snpierielei-
ten, ibrs 8s4piIlieune, olio i'm 9urd,s
ihnitt etipa tines pom Surtosrt. bon
maneelnoer Spdridmieit in preiben
tam man dlio niht gut recen. ipcbei
nod berii6fihtiat iperbsn muh, bdb
| iih Der 2anbsshrr unb feline Raibses
bsr ipobI nihi ieIien geiuhfttllern ats
| e.niiber btfinben. benen cine foI6s
Bite fdper dbe,ihlogen merotn tam.
apenn man aud font ipohl ni6i cdrnr
eepoft hattie. bern 8eireffeHoeu Den
Qoel su psrltiben.
SoIfr Bitten um ben aneI Iinb an
iidb oft nutiirlih asniig. Hid3t nur II
es begrtiflih unb ptritdnblih. bnb TO-
bere Beanie uno Cffisitre, Rit.erguts'
better in elmer umssbung, in Der fuf
ale 0runonaabarn GbelIeuie iinb. bsr
2lbel eriireben. fonbsru es gibt unr
leuabnr aud riele isdIie, in benen bi,
fosioIe GtelIune oIs cine Durhaus
ITnem dIieren GrbdbeI eleif su ohienb'
xseihnei iperben mub, bobsi aber bal
| sFblen bes an pitlen sooftn NIT ben
| libel perbiiHbtntH0ofsuiritte fhmsrS
Hid empfiinosn fpirb. Nnbererieiti
obtr follts man bod meinsn, bob az
rnDt oI.t nnb ongeIeb<ne Hiirserfdmi
lien u ri4tistrpsiis psrf6mdben mnb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23

Oominid Ggan on Sonnerp .. u
2. Gp., $500.
Sulio gotmonn an Ilpbd 3. II. 8
60, $1,000.
8. s. Satbdipup an SoItpb Grtel
$1,000.
gsm. .. asbr an 80. 30. Wiomsper,
$475.
W. 6. Sathdtpap on 8. Rpan, $500
5be Underwriters Cabbage Corps
an Ginc. Sruit So, $4,000.
8etitgte Sppotbefen.
5rsberid asrn an Dsitpopo Somes
iteao 60. $3.50.
albert 6enibsr an 9. 6earn u. ",
$425.
emma 9. 9ipboa an 2iberaI g. ii.
9. So, S175.
Ndbs 2etpis on Guterpriic 9. II. 6.
60, $3.50.
1srislbs an @so. s. Gebrer. $3.50.
SSobn y. SpiItsr an Rem Wagnoli1
3. II. 8. 60, S1750.
Gora 9. 9rub an btp., $500.
pauline Tillman an Carlisle y. II.
8. Co., $4,000.
Otto &almus on Central Z. II. g.
.. Co., $1,000.
Gbos. q. Shnib. on Brighton
Germ. 81. 60, $4,000.
5rsb. gien an ganWrp 9. II. g.Go.,
$500.
gominid Ggan an %. Bettn. 800.
gam. geIton an Big 5our y. II. 9.
Co., S2500.
Bethel gapt.Ghur6 on 5rantWOoos
parb, $l260.
). =. Goffinbsraer on TitIe y. Ii. 7.
60. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23

lebten 6dufern bes Stabt6ens porbei
iiber cine einIame Raiens unb Sanh.
itrede benz naben Stranbe su. Dori
tdn5te elm einseInes Gift duf ben,
Waifer, anf9eineno in sinem Boot am
Stranoe. Gr madte Salt unb rief nit
9eodmpfter Stimme: BOOT, Boot"
nStiu, Stiu!" t0nte es rubie sus
rid.
geibes tfang gsfhdftsmdbig tpie Elm
gefpe6feItes Si8naI. Damn ndberts iit
ods 2iht BON Wafer uno fam rem
Stranb berdui: es mar cine 2oterne,
bic Elm Wtann i'm Ssemannsrod in Der
6ono true, uno bersn 9tht isbt ouf
ben Reifencen FisI. Die bsiosn MGn.
ner fporen Der alte Still uno iein js.
lpeiIiger sebeimujBppIIer gefuh. 5srr
Wangeroip.
(5ortfeBun9 folgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23

Roman bon g. geruf.Ib.
(Sortietung.)

(Jortiesung)
Der &ammerrath bate reft oeurs
tbsiIt, als er ia8te, DQb bel Waneez
rom etpa5 8efon0eres DorgefuIen Su
ietn i6eins, uub odB er bic 2lrt besfeIs
ben 3u srratben auber Staros lei. gs
bate ii6 in ner Ibat etlpas 9eionoe.
reg ereignet, Das bie9emiitbsitimmuuo
oeS 6errn Wungerop 10 pl0BIi9 pecs
Qn0erte, unb ts mar oem reugieriqen
GGrmerratb IpirtIin unm0qIid, 3u ers
ratben, mas es qelpeien, neil er Di,
inneren Qngelesenbeitsr, peI6e ii6 5ur
3eit I'm BQngerOpiden 5auie abs
iPielten, piel gu penig fannie.
Der 8runo gu Der plOBIihen Wib.
ittmmung oes olten Serrn uno ieinem
gebeimen Summer mar nidts Geringez
res ais Der umituno, paB Dor einiQsn
S0gen - fir Den guten, obnungsIoien
Wan9erotp ME Elm gliB aus beitersm
!otmmel - 2liIeFor WeLbetm nit Der
in ber3Ii6e @orte Qefabten GrtlGruno
oor inn erI6isnen mar, bab er 6rioa
liebe, baB er I'D t9rer 8eqenliebe ers
freue uno BON Der jungen Dame Die
@rlaubntB erbaIten 6abe, i6rem 9ater
IQes gu ia9en. gr bite 6errn @an,
geroD nun, i'm gum 9IiidIi6iten al.
ler Sterblihen gu mafen, inpem er
ibm Die 6ano ietner 5ohter qebe.
Sdtte Der olte Serr 10 ifyarf geIes
ben Die bic gan3e llmgsbung in isinem
0duIe uuo Der tletne 5rsunbestreis il
ieinem Salon, 10 tpirbe er IGngit ge.
lpuBt 6aben, baB oisie GrtlGrung tom.
men rperbe, unb mare barauf porbereI:
let gspeIen. SnbeB, 6err DQn9erptr
mar mertpiirDig tur3ii6tig gslpeIer
unO bate nifts geieben unb gsabnt
Bon bieiem StaHDpuntt aus - als
Elm 8ater. Der often ausgeIpro6en, biz
fonperbare 9riue bate, feline Sohter
foQe pomoglia ni6t 9eirutben - ma,
sr duBerit unpratttf9 gu Derte ge.
gangen.
Sm StilIen erfreut, bab bos &c.
ipitter elmer 8erbeiratbune ieinerSph.
ter bel Gelegenbeit bes 5ronfd'i9er
5alles unI6dblih ppriibereegungsn
mar er beiterer getporoen uls ionit uni
iogur gu benz Gnti4fuB eetommen, lid
gu apingen, Der itillen 3uriidge5ossn.
6eit feines 2e6ens bis 5u etnem gss
tpifen 9rdbe gu entiaeen, Inn ieinel
5o4ter bas einiame Dafein na6 M0g
Ii6teit gu Derf90nern. Dab er burd
biefen S6ritt feline 5odter mebr uli
suoor nit Der Delt in 8eriibrunc
brahte unb oamit fir feline pldne Il
unprat.if4 spis mSsli4 hanbelte, e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23

alfp bic Gage Der Dinge pon Der pratt
ttfhen Seite. Die 8arprin unoSoB=
lar SabIen Sbnen - Der sic nidt oos
mirtoeite Snterefe bardn bdben tons
nsn, einen Meni6sn ptoerre6tlt9
bier suriidSubalten = idbrlth 30z,
poer 10000 Wtarf fir neine Gins
fhliebuna. Sic tptffen pielIettt ni6t,
Serr Ratb, peltes @ermOgen id
mir eriporben babe - e8 3dblt rah
Uillionen. Wpblan, if peroe
Sbnen Das Soppelte Der Sumne ees
ben, fpeIde meins 8iberiaher 3ablen,
ober polen sic itatt Der Rente Elm
9apitaI2 SD gable Sunoerttauienbe
ais 2GIegsIb fir meine 5reilafun9.
sic Ietber m0gen Die WoooIitdten Be-
'timmen unb bic 6Dbe Der 3abIunq.
Bite, ipre6en sic often, pie bod 1T
Der greis fir meme Sreilafun9?"
Der Ratb beoedte minutenlang Ietz
ne Guqer nit Ger Suno, ais blenoe
ibn bdS Qrelle 5agssIi6t, in Wabrbeit
rpolIte er isin. Wtenen perber9eu. Ils
Die 6anb iant, 3ei9te sr Dem Baron
pieber bas TdluuzipotttiHe 2Gfeln,
psl6es fuIt itets auf ieinem f.ttsn8es
Itdt 81 finbsn mar. - Die Gtn1perz
runo bat SSbren 6umor psritGrtt, Oas
freut mid. sic idqten, ih t0nne tein
SntereiIe oaron bdben, sic bier mi
oerrettlif 5uriid3ubolten, uno oarlit
trafen Sie bas 9ted3te. Nus tsinem
unoern 8runoe hdIte idb sic bier feit,
ais neil mir Der gluftraq lpuroe, sic
gu beiIen. Sic ioQen erfabrsn. baB
i'd niht tGuflih, rttt beItehIih bin.
Seine @srIodung Der WeIt tunn mid
in meiner PfIihttreue tpartenO mo-
den"
Pun, fpenn bas Sbre ebrIi6e Meiz
nuug it," risf 8ronliB in fIebenoem
5on, 10 miiFsn Sic mid entIaTen,
oenn in ibrer QnitdIt psroe ih pabns
itnniQ."
.Sbre ltngebuIb IGBt Sic bus be-
Fiirhten. 8ep0bnen sic Tich on MGs
Bigung uro SeIbItbeberrIdung. 0tnn
Sie Elm lpentq nahoenten ipollten, 10
purben Sic CUR Grtsnntuib geIangeu,
OnB Sie oieier Nn'taIt Iebr piel gu
oanteu boben. - &ein Wprt tpsttsr.
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syhrer Sage CUR 5olqe, merten sic Th
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