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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-07
DMEIt1lNG ABOUT UTAH AND ITS RESOURCES

Piue near the southwest corner. after traversng
about ten miles in northeastery direction the
as the Marysvale canyon miles north OF the
Denver & Rio Grande Marysvale
Following the general contour line river,
about two miles distant the west. the magnificent
nearly 1000 of range forms the line
between Pluto and Beaver counties Notwithstanding
the unusual altitude Of lofty Tushar spurs
canyon sides comparatively smooth, while
fats and small valleys add largely the magnificent
mountain pasturase for which the Is Justly famous
IN Tie higher attitudes forests Of pine FIR basam and
mt Of oG Tus a o 'G SI y M ap nqr1
that. in its greatest diameter is fully 800 miles.
STORY OF PIuTE COUNTY,
1t appears to have been the custom in Utah in the
enough males In the dsret out from which county
Ds in IS 1853 M the the bT'e
a., law e his eGect William Black
county seat has been moved four s mes WS circe~e was
sS aas sssF and 'Su9sy
thence 10 Msrysvalc and then to Junction which is
PIcTuREsouELY BEAUTIFUL
sssp %
OF The the canyons @ many beautiful meadows. es-
canyon where lands aggresatine several hundred
Sc T Ss S m nap soms S on ee @ M %
gray gray summit @ L9kSs and meadows crystal streams
ncdentals in region that is srandy, pcturesaueIy
CENTER OF SEISMIC DISTURBANCES
IN The long ago, perhaps half million since,
western Fiuc county the OF such stupcndous
upheavals and crustal transformations hardly
found In any Ike area In the intermountan region The
To the depth OF than had been laid
the floor OF the vast inland
posed bed of lower Carboniferous limestone. Shrink
or the earthS caused n that
ward to the earths melted interior. irregular
course, Insured Utah from north to dis
OF fully 200 miles the vicinity Marysvale
the Tushar lifted than 1000 feet while
the eastern sank fully feet. The beddcd
sandstone and limestone broken upturned
volcanic rivers o molten rock issued
from thousand craters and fssures within the intensely
broken and Mts Bekuap. Baldy, Delano and
other peaks bulded height of
above the level OF the valleys 10 the
During all those slow-moving centuries from the
of the upheava the old earth wounds have scarcely
healed Occasionally the old mountain becomes slightly
unstable. and when II has OF It's sinking spells"
portions of Utah points 200 miles distant quiver
EARTHQUAKE IN 1ooo>
The earthquake OF nine In he
very heart OF the Tushar and the ntersec
of lines OF faultlng weakness The
about 9:20 a. surely hair-lifter The
four In diameter, swayed and trembIed
with the quverng crust Nature groaned seeming
agony. while above the mysterious the saw
of thunGcrous roC<-sldes which the
from heights OF than In
the Marysvalc gorge rents formed Garth
the track of the Denver & Rio Grande road
badly warped
In the southeastern Mt. Belknap Is found
many fssures in the solid rock which bear mute evil
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s s, assss S5 5sss o%s
untn the noise swallowed In the depths
PIUTE VALLEY.
Piute valley is merely a broad canyon twenty
miles long north and south by average of five miles
Sae %sea II me BY mGa
h
s0Ss Of the s
Re formed
na is n y that of % e Ry Of
AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL
ntS ssp2ags,S q ag',. Hs% ssi
na the o
@
sns s'a and d"'S With e s
mot than SDe5ePine cent Se Of ryss s
channel f.sP oss 5oeS
and pasture 1 iand could bToSsh under catiyaon
nSFq now v pG IDLE
tain in the south end OF the valley should not be dry
PICTURESQUE HISTORY
sssy so
sS.s essa oTS a
suffice Two brothers selected ranch @ near I'll the con-
25'Ss ana sss rs
%s m a 0 the IA
cast fork Black Hawks braves in the
supply OF beef. One OF the brothers
promptly tho redskin who feigned death he was
sno na h o hf the BUT STORY s 10
the remembered that incident was the
of the Black Hawk war Of 1855 a = number @ OF OF
hardy m from Beaver, just over the Iushar range
TO The west settled in the upper end Of Piute val
lev and which with small number of ranchcrs liV-
ing at Marysvalc comprised the slim population In the
carly months OF 1865.
PLACER GOLD FOUND.
In January 1866 Jacob Hess Of Manu found placer
and adjoining hamlet OF Marysvac. Hess was pres
ent in California members OF the Mormon battalion
Suffers mill and was immediately
transformed into restless prospector some day when
becomes that bench at MarysValc
millions In the yellow metal but II was
diffused the primitive methods OF eX,
traction vogue during those carly days hess traced
the the mouth OF Pine canyon AZ that point
the gold The creek too rapid for bars.
and Jacob went the canyon some Iye' mics
further and the great ledge known as the Buy
Rov and Webster" And upon that famous lode Marys-
vale had It's beginning mining camp.
MINING INDUSTRY.
During several after the discovery OF the rst
lode the locality was the scene OF
desultory prospecting The south side OF the CANYON
aernated with north-souh contacts OF quartzltc lime
stone porpbyry dkcs, and is ono OF tne most re-
markabIe examples OF naturalization In this western
country. gold. silver lead and copper, ana Is
generally high grade. The deeper workings In the Bully
Boy and Webster prove that lead is surface metal
that it is replaced by copper which carrying the
silver gold values. TO the depths . ,oco
S the Union Pacific reacheo Otan, IN leos.
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IN THE CITY COURT OF SALT
Lake City. Salt Lake County. State OF
Utah.
The Utah National bank OF Salt Lake
City. Utah. plaintiff, VS.. A w. Smith,
defendant, summons
The State of Utah TO said defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear with
in ten days after service OF this summons
upon you. II served within the county In
which this action Is brought. otherwise
within twenty days after service, and de-
fend the above entitled action; and In
case of your failure so to do. judgment
will be rendered against YOU according
10 the demand OF the complaint. which
has boen filed with the clerk of said
court This action TX brought to
cover judgment against you for the
sum OF s30O 90. on your promissory note
executed and delivered by YOU TO plain
tiff on December TO- 1907. in that sum,
payable March 10, 1908. eight per cent in
terest from date thereof, ten per cent
attorneys fee and costs of suit.
VAN COTT. ALLISON & RITTER and
j. r. HAAS, Attorneys for Plaintiff
P. o. address, 703 Utah Savings & Trust
Building, Salt Lake City. Utah. dl952
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of the Lord" and their rantings In the
"boweries" had the same kind OF spiritu
ality that is heard every spring in the
croakng OF frogs, the believing Of bulls
and the drumming Of partridges only the
Melchisedccs had no closed session In the
poygamous gospel.
Man is man when he is a moral being,
subiecting his appetltes and desires to
reason. No man is perfect, butn when
man fails I'm this matter he must suffer
for his weakness, even cntailing suffer
Ing upon his posterty, and even TO e%-
tinction. Resist or perish. or rather obey
laws for the laws of nature take ad-
vantage OF every mistake and never for
give Ignorance is the mother OF
crime Then is II not time FOR those
who are consorting with the poygamous
powers to do come Intelligent thinking
for their own sakcs and for the general
good OF posterity? OLIVER SEG MOUR.
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PIUTE COUNTY

ss%Sss$ Ss
;o and ID & as @ had to be aw
siy ;ss '%a
Y%eI, small iaF
a ssSs
the m could e st Snf the quite
an ss s na tine Sefg
Sas had been made pieces e Of which @ aor are
at smelling in Marysvale.
on
G9 s'oS Ss mn
grade too M to when e soaG had
a a as Tar as n& and Ths1 nsrn 9 5r II
Of ore was extracted from the ming and shipped TO
is 1' as a' s
has been practically idle
DEER TRAIL NINE
was n 5 w Rnew as e s s@ Of s %
cyanide process discovered the Deer rail- mine stu
Sass s ss miles s'u' The
"sS s.fss e Ess ala ys
The highrgrads H was exhausted aus in the Deer @ Trail M
great ore body to the north where Il
pG 5 nd nss snya % hs
Salisbury estate During @ many Years the property was
Idle, but some eighteen months since half dozen
suits Would Gs almost @ ass5e pS 5 %n"s Gd'" we're
Ssdasd contact iimsS{one TIC old
ton q work Sn%sl has been Tesssfy
a point than 1900 feet from the portal The
is largely lead carbonate and frequently sweIs to
height of than fifty feet. Great lenses of ship
ping have been developed and clearly prove that
state.
PLAYING AT MINING.
Marysvalc challenges the world for comparison of
playing mining Such examples OF stupendous folly.
extravaganza and downright idiocy in mining exhib
in the universe. In number of instances blowout
other Groupings the apex ridges have proved
such attractions have induced tcnderfoot'
supervised by less competent local
pend hundreds of thousands OF dollars In
running deep tunnels and In every instance have made
failures Gold mountain, the north extremity
Tushar. and the district west OF Marysvale in
have choice exhibits Of expert wild
eating such would Kill the best camp earth.
And the wretched work is still going
When the difference between cash" veins in
tive overowS and veins in the promising contacts avo
been learned, and the energy now wasted In hopeless
tunnels shall have ceased, then. and I'LL then will
Marysvalc and the Gold mountain section of the Tushar
within Its everlasting hills. and which awaits only capital
intellgently expended.
SOME STATISTICS
Here facts and figures regarding the county.
taken the assessors roll The livestock industry
Is shown follows:
Animal. Number Value,
Sheep 1859 $3.50
Swine 80. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2l5 $50
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In the spirituality" that begets them.
Shoots graft at Provo. described in de-
tall by Uncle jesse knight. was only
an incident that pointed him out as
Utah representative of the sugar trust,
and become an apostle and finally be the
representative OF the interests OF polyg-
amy at Washington in the United States
senate Lord Beresford Hope" alias
Lord Borta Cavcndish. who swooped down
upon Zion once upon time. was a
polygamiBt. yet he did not seem to adj
vance his Ipolygamy as creed; in fact,
he acted like a Mormon missionary in
some respects for he did not tell Of his
other alliances. but his passion for pef
was such as to show that there was good
stock in him. too. TO be the making OF
the divine smack that is prcrogativc OF
the Mormon high priests or the prophet.
but his heralds announced his coming.
a lord of the manor born with hoard
OF money was coming TO do some high
do love sport. a few fish had to be spied
out for the hook and fly OF the noble
scion, II Is said that the shark is ac-
eompanled by pilot fish TO guide him to
his prey or to keep him from danger.
This pilot fish is a kind OF jack Nor
mon among the FISH. it seems. Lord
Hope had his sport, hooking and skinning
a wielder Of the sdalpcl. and then some.
The polygamtst Is sport also, but Hope
did not seem TO commit any polygamy
in Zion" He seemed to be worn out
with the heavy burden OF his financial
interests and the taking care Of tho many
callers who had an AK to grind OF
course, he was classed as n high grade
criminal. and like polycamists. he had
aid TO pull Off his stunt the soil being
prepared for him by benevolent and kind
aforethonGht Hopes operations did not
profoundly affect society. but no one will
seriously approve him nor his agencies
or agents and the effect was the loss
OF some money 10 a few and somo les
sons 10 the moral sense 10 those immc-
| dIately concerned. Now compare the cf-
| (ncls OF pnlvgamY and It's Drnmolers unon
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ROMOTION OF POLYGAMY

the laws OF nature than any other ami ami
NAL Where intelligence should guide
passion rules and the sequence Is seen
cvorywhere-and in the prison, the gal
lows. the madhouse. the morgue with
the suicide corpse.
Polygamy is vice and not virtue
and cannot he a cure for any evil; ana
il is even an increascr of vice Tor the
next generation, The polySamist Is tar
more apt TO add TO the fag-endS OF So
ciety than otherwise as any student VINO
follows the history of some of the
polygamous families OF Morinondom can
soon verify. II would seem that, In many
instances that a product had resulted
which In general. the vices must una n
productive soil for its seeds OF depraVity
and distinctions
While the high priesthood of the Nor
mon church Is notoriously polygamous'
and contagiously infective and inocula- :
tive among tho Tribe OF Latter, Day
Saints OF the Most High Polygamy.' no
word more need be said about It's we'll
known propagation; but 1T Is worth
while to take "A view OF some ol inc
agents and promoters that are aiding ana
keeping strong the Kingdom of the Mel
chisedec passions In these mountains
and valleys OF Israel. ,
The promotion Of one vice or evil Is
much like another, for there is relation
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-07
BRIGHT'S DISEASE
FATALITIES
Could Easily Be Avoided by Proper At
tentIon to the Warning Signals Of
Kidneys and Bladder.
GENUINELY GooE

This prescription is genuinely good and
may safely bc used by any one having
the symptoms (any OF them) Of kidney
disorders and bad health Any honest
druggist can mix 1t, or ono can get the
genuine ingredients separately and mix
IL al home and sure results Will be ac-
complished. Mix fluid extract buchu /
or. compound fluid balmwort ] or, and
compound syrup sarsaparilla oZs. The
directions arc 10 shake well and take a
teaspoonful before or after meals and one
when retiring. Also drink plenty Of wa
ter through the day.
The reader should note II any Of the
following symptoms are strongly mani
tested. and begin taking the right medl-
cine at once II they are DeranGed kid
news and bladder are indicated by dry
parched skin hot and cold sensations, y rs;
frequently burning on scanty urination
der spots In the back loss Of weight;
morning wearlness. swollen feet and
ankles. beckache. headache, infamed
eyes. etc.
II Is not the intention 10 frighten the
reader but merely 10 direct attention To
the danger signals of the body.
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their own homes
TUTE, 334 w. {
Lake City, Ut9h'
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b IS a factor for good or for
bod or evil is measured by
Induced on society, whether
10 the next generation. Even
+ be classed as selfish, the
Efscter Will not be changed.
IS which guide the wise and
Tlll be far. different from
<ulde the vicious. whose ac-
me abnormality Of passion
The Instinct OF selt-preser-
|fse. Is selfish, and Will cause
man TO avoid those things
oicn to become a part OF is
or perhaps the hurt that
the elimination Of his kind.
|comingly a product of civil
ol{ the workings of a general
The fag-ends of society arc
Nat maelstrom of sure de-
neral name for what reason
'c1al actions that are hurt
'lty. and in some ways man
yen worse off than the ami
prllte creation i'm his look
9olfare for the succeeding
|ld The destructivencss OF the
pm has no parallel nor
3 the other OF animal Gre
oral animal. with all Of his
must suffer from his inn
yet more punisllmeuts from
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office OF the Board OF Public Works
Salt Lake City. Jan. %. 1910
Sealed proposals viii be received at this
office until T:30 p. M, Friday, February
is, 1910, for, the, work of constructing
all water mains that have been. or may
be ordered by the city council to No
vember 80. 1910, according to plans on
file In the city engineers office.
Instructions TO bidders. together with
plans. profile, specifications and forms for
contract and bond, may be obtained upon
application at the office OF the board OF
public works or the city engineer
The right is reserved TO reject any and
all bids.
BY order OF the Board OF Public Works.
II. G. MMILLAN,
d30T7 Chairman.
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a numerically Piute county Is one of the
|I|cs In Utah, Easterly and westerly Pluto
,-two miles long by twenty-five miles wide
approximately 500 square miles, Its popu-
hated at about 1900 of the most Industrious
udependent citizens in Utah. BY way of the
b Grandc railroad It is 1S9 miles from Salt
'Plutes north boundary line.
OF COUNTRY.
|1rcad station at Marysvale the elevation
aboye sea level The Sewer river enters
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GentIles who give letters OF rccom-
Inepdation or Introduction to the mis-
Sionary elders arc promoting error II not
polygamy, II a Gentle official gives such
letters to the missionaries. II Is TO be re-
garded an epistle to spread the gospel
OF polygamy; and the writer would stand
in high regard with the Mclchiscdec
puorums as useful and valuable tool OF
the propeht.
The Eelecton Of polygamlsts for the
highest positions In the Mormon church
promotion Of any polvgamist by Cen
tile is n flacrant aiding Of criminal IL
Ccntlousncss. All lecherous men are apt
TO be promoters Of polygamy, whether
within the Mormon church or not. II is
only necessary TO point out some Of their
political factors at the present time. One
Of the principal newspaper opponents OF
poygamy Is said to he an adulteroUs and
outcast Baptist preacher: and the organ
OF tho federal bunch is accredited with
such yirile stock as 10 contamiuate all
with whom they come into contact
Polygamy is the producer of more lcch-
cry that In time must fall under the
process Of eliminative evolution. but the
process is as slow as The advance Of the
race and the evil bred into men must
afflict society for a long time
Polygamy and It's promoters have no
spiritual lead-what they interpret as
spirituality is only a perverted or abnor
nal passion. When some poiygamist gets
what he calls the spirit of the Lord into
himself" it, Ia only the sign OF pcrtubed
animal passion, and Is apt to culminate
In adding TO his harem for terrestrial use
and glory Some OF the old daddy" po-
lygamists used TO call themselves Lions
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a positive and per,
mAnent cure for
Drunkenness and the
Opium Diseases, Thoro
ls no publicity, no
elckncss, Ladies' treat
ed as privately as In
THE KELLEY lNSTI.
outh Temple ST., S1lf
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FACTS ABOUT PIurE COUNTY.
WEATHER FACTS ABOUT PluTE COUNTY.

ruary. S2i; March. $50, April lsl: May. BIS, June,
602. July, 66.S; August 5I4; October, al; NO
vember, 5s.t December. 26.4 year, 49,
Average precipitation: January. oS2; February,
July oos; August, 49, septembssr lsl; oetober,
so5; March 3s.s. April 45.l; May. 500; June. e2s;
July, 673; August, GIL September. 578; October,
ssi; November, 35;s; December. 1873: year: 459.
Precipitation In 1909; January, 81 February, 0!s;
March. o 2s. April orr: May. 03S June. o.o6; July.
s2o august 40 2G2: September Ss October o. 20 o2s
Highest temperature. 1903 January. 62; February,
81, March 81; April "a; May, rs; June So July. os;
. August. 81: September 8i October, so; November
. II; December. 81 year. 9s
Lowest temperature. 1909: January. q: February
81 March. s; April. l3 May. II; June, 35 July. 4o
August, h3; September. Is, October. 10; November
IL; December, 20 year. 20
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the effects not lasting and hurtful TO the
generations yet to come?
Is not the whole federal machinery of
Utah used to protect or promote the In
terests OF polygamlsts, thereby promot-
Ing polygamy? When Smoot and Spry
supervised the launching OF the battle
ship Utah. IT, seems that the ceremony
was converted by Smoot into a kind of "A
polygamous memorial service; but this
was to be expected of men raised in
polygamy and drawing so much OF char
acter from the sensual nurture OF the
system.
But there are some GentIcs who aid
in the promoting of polygamy. You can
not well condone crime without en-
couraglnG moro OF the same kind. There
is an Indifference TO the law which Is
banetul to society, for the laws are the
set guide posts TO human action in any
community. Daniel Webster said; 1--WE
do not indeed. expect all men TO be
philosophers OF statesmen, but we con-
fidently trust and our expectations of
the duration Of our system Of government
rests on that trust: that by the diffusion
OF general knowledge, and good and vir-
tuous sentiments the political fabric
may be secure, as we'll against open
violence and overthrow as against that
slow but sure undermining of licenuous-
ness
Now there are several kinds of licen-
tiousness-such as graft, venal politicians,
who exploit the taxpayers OF city or
state through the various departments
.
the over riding of the law or ordinances.
the usurpatlon Of power for the benefit
Of n crowd as against the general wol-
fare OF the community-thcse are some
forms OF RIGHTEOUSNESS. and where such
license enters into the functions OF gov
crnment. tho true purpose Of that govern
ment will be defeated, II Is well known
that the Mormon power has always taken
fun license with the laws whenever an
opportunity has offered and conditions
in the past and In the present give the
high priests much opportunity for their
several kinds of Righteousness.
Lecbery Is the form OF licentiousness
that Is the controlling power among the
Melchisedecs and Is always the acuve
factor with the Mormon priesthood In
their political operations, and all OF their
aids. or pilot fish, In these political
operations are promoters of this form OF
| licentiousness, AS the vices are related.
graft. embezzlcments and peculation
would be concurrent evils with polySa-
nous politics.
| A lay Mormon may not be a very ac
| tive aid 10 polygamy, and may be way
down deep opposed 10 the system and
| then. OF course. on the high road TO
| apostasy: and apostate Mormon who
! has accumulated all OF the Vices of the
| cult and is n bad example 10 right liv
| ing and a hurt TO society may be pro :
and really one Of the flag lends of hui
manity in the process OF eliminative evo-
| luton.
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Wirtbfbaft tsibldgerei.
6liHorb aotnig erIsiott iurhtbnre
StrIeBnngen.

gei elmer Wirthsbausitidgerei i'm
2oidle bss sSobn Snmiot on 8eit ano
5drri.t StraBs lpuros gsitsrn Q6ero
turS Dor IL llhr Der % Sabre alts
Clifford aouig bon Qo. 1927 8.it
SiraBe in furhtbdrer Weiie mibbu1s
belt uno 10 ihIimm sussrihtst, bab
an isinem 4uitommsn ee3fpsifslt miro.
3em Wfunne fpuroe bas liute Sbr g.!
nohe nom aopfe estrsnnt, ndbreno e;
am Sintsrtopfs brsi Iangs unb tiefs
Nunbsn caoontrua. Is oausrte bsis
nahs anosrthaIb StuHosn, bis fdmmts
lId)e0unoen 3uaenaht wor6en paren.
llebtr Die ginssIhsiisn Der StIGasrsi
lieB iit bishsr nidts gsiiimmtss in
Grfahruna brinosn. SonisI iteht if-
bod fsit. oab bic 9riiber gdfimi-
grai3on, 20 Sahrs alt, uno sSobn
grai3ou. 81 Sabre alt. bsiSs pon no.
1l2l gIurt Strabe. benz a0nia sie
8er!esungsn beiesbraht babsn. Die
griioer hatteu BEL Der Sflda,rsi tiefe
Shnittpunben an ben 6Gnbsu srlits
ten uno tpurDen 3uIammsn NIT ibrsm
Cpfsr in gatrolipaesu Ro. 4 nah osln
6oipitdf esbraht, pdhrsno Der Wir:b
Sobr Shmioi rpsgen llsbsrirstuna 5ss
SonntaRsaeieeeS einpeiperrt rpliroe.
Die 6oipitaldr3ts er,l6rien. bob oi:
Wunoen bes Sonia ni6t nit meFsrn,
fonberH eb.r nit gieriIai6sn cber Gbgs
lidlen Wuffsu bsissbradt tporoen Iino.
gis griiosr graiSon. ipsIfe IpGtsr uns
ter Der QntIaae pes WorndnQrifis eins
se'perrt puroen. behdupteu, ben 90n!a
nift mibhaHbeIi au babsn. gldh ihrer
Qnaabe ipobHtsn lie esiisrn 46tnb elmer
ainotaufs in Der i5amilis zines onoersn
grupers in osm usben Der @irihI6aft
gslsgsntn 5auie BET. Sic bseaben Ticb
resen Ulitterratt in bas qotal, 100
Bel ibrsr 4ntunft cine aeilsr.i i'm
@anee mar. 8snor lie tpub.sn, ipas
sieentlih poreebt. ieisn lie nit ReFt-r
nngeariffen iporben. Zen a6nia pols
len lie ME porher eefeben, asifypeiss
benn nit bemielbsn Strsit qthabt bds
ben. Die poIi3si ihentt nisi.n 2lngds
BEN jepoh teinen 9Iauben.