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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10

PRESIDENT c. a. MENDOZA.
The litie republic 81 Panama
provides itself with enoush sicf
presidents for O. picks out THREE az
each election Wben President Jose
De Ohaldla died there sore two
vice presidents One having died
since the last election -Frndy To- step
into his official shoes
Df g. A Mendoza. formerly soc
oud vice president, becomes chief
executive IS che centrRi American
republic. and tho thsra vicc preal
dent J n lambert becomes She
new heir apparent President Stem
duxa a an old iathmlan politician
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10
REFLECTIONS or 4 BACHELOR.

Many a man has made fortune
~ not writing poetry.
When a man lacks nerve he a.
apt 20 think hg T. discreet
One isn't necessarily a brick be-.
cause be - made ~ clay
Many q HRcceHsful business has
been ovcrthrown by side iasucs
The more you let a woman DO as
she pleases. the less she Is pleased
With shifting SCENES many a pre-
tended friend shows up A an
enemy
Don't expect your friends q pull
you out Of a hole unless you show
some disposition 10 help y0hnolf
Don't blame the cat. No dbaalt 4
canary bird looks ~ good q him
as watermelon does to a c4uhiry
bOy
And many young man alesn't
know he g. IN love until the GIRL
IN the case hands him the lufor
nation In a diplomatic waya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10


safinu was heard IN broadway res
tstfant
Il that smith over thefof said
~ looks IKE him." was the reply
I've hair n mind 90 - up and
araAt % hifH"
Why doat your
Welt Smith la such sensitive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10

A cents worth of electricity. 81
the average price In this country,
will raise 10 tons " feet high With
= crane In less than . ntinute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10
SILKS WOOL DRESS GOODS WASH FABRICS


act
Tomorrow Easter extensive and mus
than perfection
these days fact that leads US ma
help the describe few representative offerings seasons r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10

At The Players club some actors
were laughing over p story just told
Thorn by Hm. Collier when someone.
in "a spirit 0f Jest. asked
bill isn't that one of Lnekayo'H
at0rieag"
"Not set" quickly answered COL
.liof, but soon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10

This N the time ~ year when the
man who claims 20 have seen the
first robin IL given n reprannhfmi
look. the SANS as " he hnn b0astea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10

How Those Lords Love Each other.
Lord Langdgwu once congraiu-
lated Lord Crewe on an eloquent
speech ln the House Of Lords
Il have followed II, he said
with earnest attention. not only on
account Of The Importance Of the
subject. but also on account OF the
noble lords judicial attitude. /
admired his eIoquonce. but what
impressed me most was hls Impair.
TALLY"
a pause
Eyes. until the last minute. 7 dld
not know on which side Of the fence
bis lord8hip was coming NDwn."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10

Why, once. DO you know, / found
a bear inside a hollow log2 Well
u course. ! couldn't get at him to
shoot him. and the log was TOO
heavy 10 move didn't know what
% do 30 az last I thought u cut.
ting four holes In the log about
where the BEARS feet must be-. and
! got his paws through. slick. Then
I tied q rope about the log and made
him walk Into camp And would
you believe tive had al our food
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10
UNPOPULAR Science

STARTING or % ~ nrvf
D/1cR1s. DR9~ q
mr. 70 n" yn<N 70
C. y-Ew 70 n ZnkW 10
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C. zHf~ 10 n YnR~ 70
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FRo~ X 70 u D0lvS
nrS S@n1E ERons NJ
10 NJ
az F0LL 0H/NC IAkF
TS0KF lyST3 &c yI0VS
10 XnF LEyEzR YoU
~ILk 8E cor H/Vc<D
mr. ~oSy 3~y cERg0~
h~TSIL IS<Nck IND y
NzaR< MONEY! m q
&1s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10
HAS JOHN D., AGED II, BEEN READING
HIS BIBLE VERY, VERY HARD LATELY?

wAahlnwenJohn Retefcaar cansre
aansud- News ts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10

In Paris = negro woman drives a
taxiDah Xhey can't see her blush
when she orarehnFEea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10

~ msii. out 81 etty wear. ~
q naHtha, Hf.hol maaih. ase,
Battered 80 seattle, Mnaisa post
egfieas 80 seeosd-ciass saatter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10

and all our fuel for the winter out
u that one deal Outing Maya
zine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10

IAN empty honor Usually gita .
hollow lauah."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10

Tho following remarkable CONVEX
saiidn was heard IN q broadway res
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10

n Bohemia hsru ard bacon are
ansked for = period Of over TIVE
roortka
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-23
Cigar Dept.

We have just closed the big
gest deal in Clear Havana
Cigars ever known in the retail
Cigar world. Buying the entire
stock Of one of the largest job
bling houses in the country, we
are enabled to supply the
smokers of clear Havana goods
Cigars by the box at the cost of
manufacture.
SOLACE INVINCIBLE
CHICO, Ioc straight, $2.25 box
IS; original price, I5c straight.
SOLACE ROTHSCHILD,
1oc, 3 for 25c; $3.50 box of so;
original price, 2 for z5c.
SOLACE CONCHA, ESP,
&c; 4 for csc; $500 box of so;
original price, Ioc straight.
w EDS TER ROYALS,
Ioc straight; $3.50 box of so;
original price, I5c straight.
WEBSTER AFTER DIN
NERS, CSC straight; $500 box
OF IS; original price, 4oc.
TR UULLO DIPLO-
MATICOS, Ioc straight $500
box of rs; original price, I5c;2
for 25c.
TRUJILLO ROSITAS, &c
each; $2.75 box of so. A petite
smoke of piquant flavor.
These are just a few sizes of
above brands. together with
SIX other well known brands to
be advertised later.
CASA BLANCA Ioc CIGAR,
Our price, SC straight SI.25 box
of Is.
FAMABELLA Ioc CIGAR,
SC straight dark colors only.
RABELAIS Ioc HAVANA
CIGAR, SC straight; $3.50 box
of so.
WINDSOR HOUSE BOU-
DUET, SC straight; $I.25 box,
of IS.
THE LOUIS SC CIGAR, IS
packed in humidor (com-
Plete )....... ..75c
Full lines of Manila Cigars at
the lowest prices.
All Cigarette and Little Cigar
specials continued from last
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-23
WARNS OF DANGERS
THREATENING COLLEGES
Official Control and Restriction of
Freedom in Teaching Perilous,
Says President Van Hise.

MADISON, Wis, June 23.-The dangers
to state universities resulting from polti-
cal control, from the demand for returns
measurable in dollars and cents and
from restrictions of freedom of teach
ing were pointed out by President Charles
r. Van Hise of the University of Wis
consin in his commencement address to
the graduating class yesterday.
In times of unrest and change like the
present, when new and important issues
are arising. DR.. Van Htse declared, men
of learning. who know the past, interpret
facts broadly and have no other purpose
but the greatest good of the greatest
number, should be absolutely free.
"The strength of the state university
lies in its close relation to the state"
said Dr. Van Hise.
1T speaks well for the democracy of
this country" he continued. that. as the
states have developed, the danger Of po-
litical interference in university govern
ment has steadily become less. At 1.-THE
present time there is no serious danger Of
political control In any of the older and
stronger state. universities"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-23
RIVER RETURNING TO NORMAL
Vessels Able to Come Up Stream Un.
der Their Own Sails.

The heavy current which has been rum
ming in the river for the last four or
FIVE days is practically over and naviga-
ton is returning to its normal condition.
This morning there was still some down.
set in the river, but the flood tide made
against 1t. and sailing vessels are able
to come up under sail.
The tides yesterday afternoon and last
night were lower than they have beer
for several days, and at this mornings
high water the tide reached about the
ordinary summer high-water level. The
damage done by the freshet in the
vicinity of this city was very small. and
1t is not thought that the muddy water
will reach far enough down the river
to do the oyster beds any harm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-23
BRINGING ICE FROM MAINE.
alexandria Needs Large Quantities
for Icing Refrigerator Cars.

Barge No. 20 of the Consolidation Coal
Company fleet will be the first to arrive
OF ten vessels that are to bring ice to Al
exandria within the next two months or
ten weeks. The barge has gone to a.
Maine port to load her cargo and will
probably arrive atAlexandria in the next
two weeks. The three-masted schooner
Fannie Bowen is reported as having sailed
yesterday from Boothbay for Alexandria,
and shee should arrive there about the
same time as the barge.
These cargoes will be used in icing fruit
and vegetable laden cars going from the
gardens in the south to Baltimore, Phila-
delphia, New York. Boston and other
large cities in the north. 1t is stated that
from fifteen to twenty thousand tons of
ice. in excess OF the output of the ice
making plants at Alexandria. will be
needed for this purpose. and a big fleet of
vessels will be used to move this quantity
of refrigerating material from the Maine
fields to the Virginia city. The schooner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-23
NEW DIVISION NEEDED
10 CLASSIFY RETURNS ON COR
PORATION TAX.
4 ill Begin Work in Treasury With
a. Dozen Clerks
July l.

Beginning July 1. conformably with
law, there will be organised division
OF corporations in the office OF the COM
missioner of internal revenue. While II
will deal with very large business inter-
ests, the new division will be numerically
small, consisting of not more than a
chief, a dozen clerks and messenger.
Their work will be that of classifying.
indexing. exhibiting and caring for the
returns Of corporations which are liable
to a tax Of per cent on their net in
comes. The work of exhibiting the re-
turns, however, will not be very onerous.
for Congress has specifically provided
that they are to be open to inspection
only on the order Of the President under
rules and regulations prescribed by the
Secretary of the Treasury and approved
NV the executive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-23
Weber May Get Reward.

Detective Weber has been given credit
by Maj. Sylvester for the part he played
in the solution of the mystery. He may
share the reward offered by Mrs. Horns
by, who is away from the city for the
summer.
Detective Weber was formerly In the
jewelry business. Since he became d
detective he has been in the habit or
visiting jewelry stores in search Of in
formation.
Yesterday he stopped at the 9th street
store and saw the diamond that had been
sent there to be mounted Jeweler Tracy
told him the diamond had been sent
there by negro. who had purchased 1t
for $1OO on the monthly payment plan.
1t was readily seen by the detective
that the diamond was worth much more
than 500. He thought 1t might be well
to investigate.
Going to headquarters, reaching there
shortly after the release OF Wimbish, De-
tective Weber gave the information which
led to the rearrest of the negro hostler
and the subsequent recovery OF the dia-
mOnds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-23
FIRES SHOT ON GRAVE.
YOUNG MAN GRIEVING FOR
FATHER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Women and Children in New York
Cemetery Thrown Into Panic
by Deed.

NEW YORK, June 23.-Kneeling over
his fathers grave in Woodlawn cemetery
late yesterday afternoon. Arthur H.
Buehler shot himself in the right breast.
AS the young man lunged forward at full
length on the mound beneath which his
fathers body is buried, cemetery attend
ants were further alarmed by the
screams of women and children who were
passing reverently among the graves
near by.
Many of the women had taken half
chances of curiosity at Buehler little
while before. for he was Historically
demonstrative in his grief, swaying as
he knele over the grave. his hands. over
his eyes. Every little while he moaned:
"Father-father. why did you leave us
so soon!' and again, "Father-Oh. how
l need you!"
1t was a cry of little boy that drew
the attention Of several women to Bueh-
Ter just as he knelt with the revolver
thrust against his breast and pulled the
trigger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-23
aa,sqagsaes
eD0FdX Iodine Bran TD
ACTS LIKE MAG1C
Burning, Sweaty Feet

Are instantly relieved and quickly cured BY using
natures own remedy. Johnson's Foot Soap. for
40 years the standard. Dissolves Coms ana CAL
louses. Soothes and Heals Bunions. Prevents
Excessive Precipitation. Buy q cake today and
know what real foot comfort means
Dear Sir: Inciosed find 81 90. Please send me
a. cakes Of Johnson's Foot Soap at once. At
times have been unable to stand on my feet but
since using your soap they are in nrst-ciass
shape. Yours truly, Mrs. Helen NJ. LADY. $40
W. 151st ST., n. Y.
LARGE CAKE % CENTS
ALL DRUG AND DEPARTMENT sToRE2
MONEY RETURNED IF NOT SATISFIED.
w. A. WEIGH. Sole Distributor. 90S Flatirsq
Building. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-23
visitors of the closing Of the gates. They
turned their attention to calming the

as rapidly as possible from the scene.
Policeman Stevenson Of the Wakefield
station house sent in a call to Fordham
Hospital for an ambulance and DIR. Carey
responded.
When the policemen questioned Bueh-
Ter he refused to give any information
regarding his attempt to kill himself. He
said he was a clerk thirty-one years of
age. and gave his address as ABS West
163d street. but at Fordham Hospital later
he said his address was AS West 164th
street
proved, on investigation, to be fictitious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-23

law, as the Attorney General decided that
such as were in existence when the law
became effective were amendable to its
provisions.
Then there were several hundred cor
porations which failed to make returns
by April /. Some of them are of the
larger concerns. They are subject to
severe penalties.
Yesterdays Treasury statement shows
more than 1900, 600 has been paid on ac-
count of the corporation tax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-23
Rounding Up Delinquents

Agents of the bureau are now rounding
up the list of delinquent corporations
which failed to make returns as required
by law. Most OF them are organizations
which went out Of business after the law
became operative. This did not save
them, however, from complying with the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-23
Special Weeks End
Sale of
Drugs and Vacation
Necessities.
ReXall Remedies.

We recommend these we'll
known remedies because we
know what they contain. There
is one remedy for each ill. Ask
to see the formula.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-23
Personal Mention.

Rev. DR.. Joseph T. Kelly, pastor Of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, left the
city yesterday for Asheville, N c.,
where he is to deliver the annual address
before the southern convention OF Young
Women's Christian Associations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-23

Capt j. w. Matheny. deputy clerk of
the courts of Botetourt county. Va. and
for eighteen years county clerk. died
Tuesday night at Roanoke. He was an
ex-Confederate soldier and lost an arm ct
GettysburG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-23

Henry L. Peckham has been cha rtered TO
load ice for Alexandria
The big ice storage plants here are filled
with ice. and though the demand has been
heavy since the warm weather set in, Il is
not yet known IL natural ice will be need
ed here this season. No charters OF ves-
sells to come to this city have as yet been
made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-23
Women Are Hurried Away.

The private police. owing to the late
ness of the hour, had just begun to notify
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-23
Rexaln Liver Salts.

A positive cure for constipation and
torpid liver, rheumatism and uric acid
ailments: larger than SOC size .10c
Sal Hepatica. Special. ............
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-23

adams Adanas,.s Cum @ m::'..'''''''.'... 2 for
: s.: s.: :::::
StlClGtS
Deans Cough Drops. -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-16

Seit abseliefert.

Bir mpuen unIeren 2eiern Elm
bradlid perfaern baB BOi@se.s
German Syrup beutsutage poff.S
has einsiee 8rSpurat I'm Wartte ~
wetdeS Ghwinbiudt linoert uno
heilt. Ga eptbalt bic @teenmittel'
aIs reiner Cheer. Gus5ue BON Ytans
aeuhars u, %, melde als Seilmtttel
Sar SuSien unb gdwinoiuat oot, oet'
mebesivjs-e bel gonsreiien 10 bod se'
idast LIB. Der SdDinol'9tlge,
e~inerlei ub bic Srantbeit i'm pale
pber 2unee, mus oes aa4ts Hu1e
babe unb bes Nurpens tret letn pom
Gniaue upu trudenen uno ~tolternoen
Suteu. Die ertraniten 9betle oer'
fanoen nod Rube, beilenoer nno
linbeuber 8ebanoluns, uno Der Ya'
tieut bebarf Der iriiten Suit, gutter
Wabrune freien Gusmurfs eeS Dtor'
oeus, nit itueEer nto ~oauernOer
Sinberupe. &leine 5laihher gu
As Gents aepbbntite @rbBe nabeau
2 Wlal 10 piel eptbalteno 70 Gents.
Sn auen G~pDtheten ~ haber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-16
Der &aiier iiber ben gernf bcs Sc.
pffisiers.

9ei Der g%inmeibung ser Marine.
iduIe in @iiripid perIas Ser aaiier
folgetpoe aobinettsoroer ON 6ie
Sdbnri9e:
sd piI bel meinen erIten 8e-
tn@ IN Der nellen Marineidule an
Die iesigen SdHiler, ober oitd an
ale nadlfol9etocn, einige 8orte
rtd,ten iiber Den Seeoffiaiersberuf
mo iiber bic gufgaben BEL Ser er-
5iebing oes Observation-Disclosures.
SD bronde nidt sit betoncn, mic
iebr Nib oos Seeofiaierforps, beIIen
Uniform i'd trase, ans Ser3 ae.
iuohien 1T. SD femme es BON mein,
er fritbeiten Sueerib on. SD bobe
es id,aset geIernt in ieinem portreff-
liden 2eiitineen in Ger Siibruna
meiner Sdiffe, I'M Sr- uuS aus.
lanoe unb bel Der 9aiisert entmid.
lung Der @arine. SD Iiebe ben ge.
nnf, ben Sic, meine iitngen aamera-
oen ii6 seipdblt, rn6 ia babe Dol.
les Gntpfin6en fir aIles oas Sdone
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-16
Sebte bofnun9 peridwuneen.

Sebte boEnune peridwunoen.
Gls electromagnetic slerate iaeten
baB 8. D. Smitbbart, bon 8etin,
Sa,, uubeilbare Ghminbiuht bobe,
mar beFen lebte Spffnuna balm,
ober Or. Sings 3ep DISCOVERY fir
Ehminbiuht, Sufen unb @rfdltun.
oen retteten ibm uum @rabe. @r
Iaet: v8ieie Mebisin bat mid ariinb.
fid furirt unb meiu 2eben eerettet.
Geitbem babe ih iie 10 Sabre lang
aebrnudbt, unb ernhte bieielbe offs
cine munberbares Snlss unb 2uneens
Seilmittei.@ Strene pifenihaft.
lides Seilmittet fir Suiten, tpeben
Sals pber @rtdltuneen, unb fidere8
&prbeuaunasmittel 5eeenBneumOnia.
@arnntirte Slalhen su so Gents unb
S1.oo in @alter 8rDs. Gpotbefe
grpbe Gtaihe fret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-16

bein, H. ~Schoening. A. Schoening,
F. Brown, w. Spaulding, s. Mathews,
C. Kaiser, o. Greenstreet, A. Fricke,
H. Lalk, w. Mathews, M. Leach, M.
Boesch, A. Barth, P. Berky. A. F.
Niewald, v. Cayasino, j. Hurst, H.
Heimes, H. Brethorst, e. Proett, ].
Proett, B. Rodgers, o. Schaumberg,
w. Znn, L. Nicks, F. Meier. F.
Fricke, w. Farris, l.. Scheel, j.. Cam
ell, r. Moeckli, c.. Boesch, F. Hoene-
mann, w. Hoenemann, ]. Kusel, H.
Eberlin, w. Straub, Theo. Blust, L.
Padrutt, W. Klenk, w. A. Panitz,
c. Hansen Jr. August Graf, oliver
Graf, r. Bauer, Ed. Leibach, A.
Scbleimeier, l.. Jaenecke, B. Hoh-
day. F. Reinholz, ]. Wilscheck. w.
W~ilscheck, j. Stibor, w. EhrHch, F.
Plumer, A. Grey, A. Merit, G.. Aufder-
heide. ]. Aufderheide, w. Holt, w.
Ruskamp, w. %Scherman, r. Maupin,
s. Bacon, J. Boston, G. Bieber, H.
Bushmeyer, w. Hoemmel, e. Schnei.
der, L. Tschappler, G. Laboube, G.
Truce, p. Wehmeyer, j. Buchholz,
o. Appel, F. Beckmann, c. Siegel,
A. Poeschel, A. Graf, H. Schultz, F.
Weidemann, A. Bierwirth, l.. Witte.
D. Haley, r. Duncan, w. Norman,
A. Drusch, H. Sassmann, E. Ripp-
stein, r. Rick, J. Morris, H. Meyer,
H. Dieball, F. Schneider, H. Utterling
j. Bridges, H. Hurst, H. Gaertner,
G. Meyer, G. Niederhuth, G, Collier,
j.. Grannemann. G. Woemmel, H.
Brautigan, w. Maupin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-16
gnlaflid Ser g~OrIdldse snr ger-

Inlaklid Der &uridlase sur @er-
mebritirg ilrtierer Irmee ualb 6es OH.
onuern6en Bones neiter foitIpiel.
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griffen ausipartiger Seipoe gegert.
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@edielblatt iebr ridtig: so LANCE
lid Die 8iirger 6ieies 2onoes be.
mitBt bleiber, mos lie Ser Sbee Ger
8reibeit uro llnobbdneigfeit i9ulb.
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recbt Der Solfer Der gattSelr 8eIt
ad)ten irpO ebreng 10 lange miro aud
INFER SanO unongetaitet nlS 2ato
Der Sreibeit b%aItebeit, obne genotb.
Iigt Su iein, feline &iilten nit Surd)-
tenidtien nno Seiteridliinoeit S1
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bringen fam, Dos brpbt ms iid)t
BON einem GuBeren Seinoe nod Ourd)
ben SonbelSgeiIt zines fremoen
@olfes. aus ser gerIeuertung ser
ireibeiiliden @runOi6se unierer
gerfaifung un6 Ser Sittaniebung
Der geidaftIi6en g6rIidfeit MIR
famt. niciem 2ulINc bas @erOlrhri
Nls ser @iBodtltng bcS
Selbitbeitimmun9sredts Ser g6lfer,
ans Der gergewaltigilng Ser per-
lonliden 8reibeit Der 9iireer, aus
benz riidiidtsloien lteberipu6ern 6es
Snouitrialismus ulpo oeS menidett.
perafltenoen &apitaIismls mGdit
ms Der Ranstanillabauml, ser oles
IN Der &nnOe nit ieinen 8liitben
pergiftet. SIM Snnern erItebt uns
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