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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-09-22

couple Of months. Miss Allen left last
week"
Jimmy Drayton the lucky man?"
Eyes. I'VE determined not to be
left alone again-heipless-unable to
write letter"
Fairfield nodded, with a commits
Grating glance at the empty right
sleeve of his friend.
80 wrote to my sister in Kansas
City to engage some stenographers
for me- Bess has really a most re-
markable talent for analyzing char
acter. l need no reference If they
pass her inspection"
Fairfield chuckled-he had met Miss
Elizabeth Varney.
But, varney, sikh How can
you
Now, Fairfield" the Judge inter
rupted plaintively, when l come out
to your ranch / don't ask embarrass-
ing questions about the number of
herders you employ"
"Oh, l beg your pardon"
TO be perfectly honest, I'm acting
partly for your benefit. I've had
some nice girls here and you never
once tried to win favor with any of
them / thought you might be less
bashful-less like a petriied clam If
there were several together"
81 see, safety In number Is this
why you sent for me? You're very
good to encourage me in this way,
but I'm doomed TO lonely bachelor
hood" Fairfield sighed mockingly.
you deserve to be-" his friend
snapped testify, but Wyoming has
ten single men to one single woman
and it's not fair to the state. Go back
east and bring wife home with
you"
Fairfelds tanned face grew grave.
"There was once GIRL" he began
hesitatingly.
"And there are plenty MORE" added
the Judge unfeelingly.
mot for me. That's why I'm a
bachelor"
"Did she marry tie other man"
81 don't know. She was too young
then to marry anybody. l was a fool
most boys are-and my folly cost
me my place in college and"
Suspended" queried the older
man. 'T was 'vacationed' for three
weeks when I was"
mo-" answered the other doggedly,
mot suspended. Expelled, fired
Kicked outl"
mo need to treasure the kick the
rest Of your life" the Judge sug-
gested kindly.
1T cost me also-home and-and
namei l was given $500 and told to
70 west-and diet"
''Part Of the advice was sood-you
came west"
4 followed n all That boy died.
an riHht
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-09-22
Archaeological Discovery.

A record Of very great interest con.
cerning the celebrated siege OF
Jerusalem by Vespasian's army,
under the command Of Titus, has
been discovered IN upper Egypt,
consisting Of 6 wooden panel. with
raised borders. or frame, bearing
q Latin inscription Of some fifty lines,
Of which thirty-seven are still perfect
ly legible. Apart from It's historical
Importance this relic. with the excep-
ton Of the tablets found At Pompeii,
containing some accounts Of q banker
there, iS the most valuable specimen
ayoY found
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-09-22
oonservation MUS Van.

Washington-Congress may attempt
further conservation legislation next
winter and some bills urged by the ad-
ministration may become laws, but
there is little chance that any measure
looking to the so-called conservation
OF water power" can be passed in the
limited three months of the closing
session Of the 61st congress, for there
is too much diversity of opinion as to
how water powers should be "con-
served"
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-09-22
Maine Goes Democratic.

Portland, Maine-Maine went Demo
cratic Tuesday. 1t elected Frederick
W. Plaisted, of Augusta, a Democrat,
as governor, upset the heretofore solid
Republican delegation in at least two,
and possibly all four of the congress
sional districts, and to the surprise of
the political leaders, Democratic as
well as Republican, the last returns
indicate the possibility that the next
state legislature will be Democratic.
The senate surely will have a Demo-
cratic majority. The house complex
ion is in doubt.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-09-22

New York-A man believed to be
John Kokas, the Greek leper of Salt
Lake City, who broke quarantine there,
evaded interception in Chicago, and es-
capped eastward, was arrested here, as
he was about to buy a ticket for
Greece. The man gave his name as
Peter Coropulas, of Salt Lake City, 80
years old, and denied vigorously that
he was leper. His appearance was
hideous, and the hospital authorities
say they believe he is leper.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-09-22
RECOGNITION NEXT STEP.
Satisfactory Adjustment With Nicara-
qua Thought Near.

Washington = Events are moving
towards satisfactory adjustment of
the relations between the United
States and Nicaragua. 1t was admit
ted at the State department that the
Estrada government was to be recog-
nized Immediately, as far as it was
possible to do so at this stage.
1t is pointed out that there are var
ious degrees of recognition, and as Es-
trada's government is, after all, pro-
visional one, the recognition would be
on that basis.
Estradas representative in Wash
ington win be Senior David Arrellano,
who achieved fame in this country and
brought on his head the wrath of Zela-
va by conducting a public demonstra-
tion in Managua in honor of the acces-
sion of Taft to the presidency.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-09-22
Man Tells of Murders.

Denver Michael Siften, a Polish
laborer, who came to Denver from
Pueblo few days ago, related to Chief
Armstrong, of the Denver police, a re-
markable tale of series of murders
alleged to have been committed in
Pueblo several years ago. Siften says
he is able to account for a dozen mys-
terious disappearances and crimes.
He did not tell of them before, he
said, because of fear. The crimes
were committed at a boarding house,
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-09-22
Prince Hsun is Hnnnred

Honolulu-Prince Tsai Hsun, minis
ter of the Chinese navy and uncle of
the young emperor of China, arrived
here on board the Manchuria. The
prince is on his way to the United
States to make a study of naval prob
lens. He was given an elaborate re-
ception here. Escorted by Governor
Frear, the Chinese naval minister and
his retinue were taken from the water
front to the scene of the reception un-
der guard of soldiers and marines.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-09-22
Eails to lam Over Irish ssa.

London-Aviator Astor Lorraine, who
recently failed by 800 yards in his at
tempt to fly across the Irish sea, an
nounced that he will make another try
during the coming week. Loraine's
failure was due to defective soldering
in his petrol tank. Although he ship
ped sufficient petrol for the trip, the
tank developed leak, which continued
during the last three miles of the trip,
and Lorraine was compelled to give up.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-09-22
FALLIEREs SEES DIRIeIBLEs.
French Army Corps Use AeropIanes
In Field Maneuvers.

Grandvillieres, France - President
Fallieres, accompanied by the presi-
dent-elect of Brazil, Marshal Hermos
Fonseca, Premier BRAND and foreign
military attaches, witnessed the opera
tion of dirigibles in the army maneu-
vers. Three dirigibles and six aero
planes, including those manned by
Latham and Paulhan, took prominent
part in the operation.
Thus far aeroplanes have given bet
ter results than the dirigibles, which
for two days were prevented from
leaving their stations by high winds.
Army officers are enthusiastic over the
results.
General Picquart, commanding the
Second corps, and General Meunier,
commanding the Third corps, each
morning before o'clock were in
of an accurate description
of the location and movements of each
others forces. Meunier outgeneraled
Picquart, succeeding in turning the
latter's position.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-09-22
Eastern Cities Growing.

Washington - The population of
Springfield, ILL.,, is l,67s, an increase
of II, 519, or 5l.3 per cent as compared
with 81, ,l59 in 1900. The population
Of Watertown, N. Y, is 26, $50, an in
crease Of 1904, or 1872 per cent, as
compared with 2,426 in 1900. The
population of Oswego, N. Y, is 23.-
S6S, as compared with %, 199 in 1900.
The population Of Cohoes, N. Y, Is
"a, 7Os, compared with 2S, ,91O in 1900.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-09-22
Walsh Estate Not Great.

Denver - The estate of the late
Thomas F. Walsh, which had been ap-
proximsted as high as SlOO, 600, 600,
was worth only Sc, 500, 600, according
to the inventory filed by Judge S. A.
Osborn, representing the estate. OF
this valuation, $4,000. 600 is Colorado
property.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-09-22
SURETY COMPANY LIABLE.
Supreme Court Decision Protects
Bank Guaranty Fund.

Guthrie, Oklahoma-Three surety
companies, banking the funds of the
Oklahoma school land Office on deposit
in the wrecked Columbia Banking &
Trust comany, of Oklahoma City, when
the institution failed, were held liable
for $140, 900 by decision of the State
Supreme court. At the same time the
bank guaranty fund was relieved of
responsibility for the same amount.
By the same court decision Kansas
City company, which had already paid
$50, 900 bonds on state funds, and sure
ty companies protecting the Oklahoma
County deposit approximately $40, 900,
are prevented from the recovering
from the bank guaranty fund, which is
thus $240, 900 better off by the Su-
preme court decision.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-09-22
Socialists Are Arrested.

Salt Lake City-Six members Of the
Socialist Labor party were arrested
here, one after another, while trying
to hold a street meeting at the corner
Of Second South and State streets, in
defiance Of the orders of the chief of
police.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-09-22
STORM DAMAGES COTTON.
Crop on $50, 900 Acres in Texas Is
Ruined BY Wind and Hail.

Galveston, Tex.-A severe wind hail
and rain storm which swept over -four
or five counties did untold damage tc
crops, especially to the cotton crop,
which was either stripped from the
fields by the wind or ruined by hail OF
size unprecedented in Burleson,
Brazos, Houston, Grimes and Walker
counties.
From reports just received it is es-
timated that the cotton crop was
ruined on about $50, 900 acres, which
includes few thousand acres of other
crops.
In Burleson county, along the hill
sides, thousands of acres Of unpicked
cotton were beaten down by the hail
and later washed into the swelling
streams by the heavy rains.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-09-22
Pnrtnral Eriles MnnL.

Lisbon-The monastery of the Span
ish Jesuits at Aldeira-Ponte has been
closed by government decree, and the
Jesuits have been expelled from the
country. They are warned that il
they return to Portugal they will be
arrested.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-09-22
Drug Sale to Be Stoned,

Pittsburg- A countrywide cam
paign against the illegitimate traffic
in narcotics and habit-forming drugs
began here when the National Associa-
tion of Retail Druggists went on rec
ord as favoring a national law along
these lines.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-06-22
WILL ShITE
DEMON RUIN
= Aas>a Ns@s a-rsaa,'

S&AEt-2 I-ls 1-sgEzea Ee@
2lsl12 --ees-. aa-sss vl--lc ss lAs
~ e. 11ea1 2gsal. ~Fae
Ja-1l Ssal sI laSe a g9zF ~
AzzzA
EeaLega-,ass s5 ae W & r. r.
0r Alssa ssi - zsa21sae1 al Ses-
Az5 Coz -ae Rzgess ~ uAk-as a lsas
ia -aqer 1I .=4Fer811e.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-05-06
FINE LANDS IN
Canada

four fee
n
hi produced soil o andof reatd
OWNERS INVESTING IN
is
n
fo
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-05-06
Land from SO. to $40. per Acre
One-Te Cash
IN
6pe ctIe


Now time nandS gbnowbG
a 10 a pros is
eNeor aHa1 Aberan ek,andfy interested in na
lands yoush dse ou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-29

bod noh Der 9tochiolgcr oeS perItor'
benen Tid)terS 9rcner i'm Sberblnl-
ocsgeritt iucroen miro. &cntige 8e'
riibte beiagen, buB Braliocnt Goit
lid ourh 9unbcSienotor 8oot nit
8oupcrneur SugbeS in birefte miino-
lide 8erbinblrng iebte rnlb cine ob.
Icbnenoe 9lntlport bis icbt llid)t &C.
aebcn lporocn iei. Sollte @r. Su0s
bes ertlGren, CT lei bereit, oaS ibm
angeDotene glnt an5lllcbmcn. lpiiroe
feline Grnennlng mobribcinlid niht
Dor Ser @obl i'm Nopember erIolgell,
llnl i'm nid)t oltS Der @ubl.Gompag.
nc i'm Staote Neip. Dorf, in Der man
ibu nlltbmaBlib bringeno bcoiirfen
miro, Sll rciBcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-29
Gr.Nidter gaoner'S nene SteQe.

Ybilobelpb ia, 90. 9lpril. -
Ger c6cmoIi9c Ocrtidlc Eoli5eiridlter
2llbcrt $. 2noncr. pclher iein Mint
6reibig Sabre lang nit GROCER
Vflihttrelte permaltet ltlto iid) III Die.
icr lange,l ,3eit itets olS cin trener
,Srcino ino gerntbcr ormcr iino I'M.
crinbrener IciltIdcr, lpeIde in lin.
gclcgcnbciten gerntben pnrelt eripie.
len bat, Der iid) aber bns Wibiollen
Der BOB" 5ugc5ogcn unb in Der les.
ten driiblabrspnbl illicrlog, lit pon
Ger Stciicrrcpiiion 81 einem Der
5poli Observation-Disclosures er.
l,arnt noroer. Die grnennuna bot
inter ocn bieiigen Ceutiten Die
grobte 9eiriebiauns bcrporgerl,icn,
oenn Serr 9aoner lit elmer Der popu.
Idriten Geutihen Der Stoot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-29
Was clue idIabbafte 8eidJc anridJtete.

3crrc Saute, Sno., %. 9lpril.
- Grei 3ugbeoienitete luuroeu bcutc
gctootet liio aht unoere pdbridein,
lid tootlid) uerlebt, ais ein ans lee
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der ouf Dem 8ege pou ct. 2onis
nab Suoionapolis mar, bel Sano.
forb, ,Sno., al ciner idDnoboiten0eidle
entgIeilte mno ocn Spejiolmoggon
ciner Mnnnit)oit oemolirie, welhe
Die @eite rcpnriren ooer ourd) cine
nelc crlebcn iolltc.
Gie @ctootetcH iinb: 2ofomotio.
iiibrcr II. 6. Gin aus Diottoon, I'll,
$. CriScol ilnb z. 9. Tonneap. lit
fer Den Shperperletten bciinbet lid,
Gonollftcnr $. =. Sbipnlol ans ,Snl
oiannpolis. 9lllc 5obten uno Der.
1cttct nit glusnobme BON Gin nno
SbipnIan, iporcn Diitgiieoer ser
Weihcr'Wunnifait unb lagcn ,lu
Belt oes llngliids in ibrem @o0gon
i'm Shlafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-29
Die Sataitropbc in Der Wnlsa- 3ed,e.

. ingbon. 9lla, %. april.
Die 9lrbeit ocS 9er9enS Der 2ei-
den Der Spfer lpeIfe 0urd Ole CT.
ploion in Der Wiulgo. 3ebc uu'S Sc
ben folnen, miro cnergiId) iortgeictt
ino 26 Soote iino ioueit ans ber
8rubc gebolt moroen. 60 piele Nh.
geboriaen Der ltmgefornmcneu iino
nm Die Sdahtniinoung periummelt.
oaB Gin Gubeno SiiliSideriife BORT
alligeItellt lperoen, INN Die Tube St
mobrcn. GoS Snnere Der 3cde lit
total rllinirt, oIlciu cute &entilotion
lit ipieoer Eergeitellt, iino oie Ret.
lungs .Wnnnid,niten fonuen iett obne
8eiohr arbeiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-29
Ter s(u9iasItaQ.

Rem Dorf, 80. slpril. - De.
ltern lit aus iheinbar beitercm Sim.
mel ipieocr ein 9lis nieoergefabrer,
Der ein greIles 2idt aui ole Gorris.
tion ipirit, Die bisber in Der Tcis,
0orfcr 3ollperipultilng seberrid)t bot.
sluf @rlmo elmer bon Der 9unocs.
@rnno.Surp crboberer ?lnfInae per.
bditete 9nnocSmoridlda 'Senfcl ar.
tern orei iriibere 9lrgeitclic ocs
3ollnnltcs, Die bcihuloigt lperbcn.
iih ucrihluoren 81 haben, Inn Die sc.
gierung nm 3oQc fiir Smportienoun-
aer bon 3uder, Mntenrori 5eiaen.
Sale uno al1oere @narcn 81 betrii.
gen. Gin uierter 9lngefldgter beiiit.
Oct lid) nod aui ireiem ,SuBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-29
Soo balt Grnotc.
9ielu=slmiteroam, 8, Sdanplab elmer
8rubensaataitrppbc.

8oserpIpiion ioroert cine 2(n5aGl
NeniheuIcbeH sum Opier. -
@erounl Der 9eiten ser in ser
WillIga 3ehe untpeit girming-
ham, 9lla., iImgetouneuen Berg.
leute. - Shlimme Giieu6abn.
llnidae in Snoinna uno Sbio.
S'tcubenpiIlc, o, %. 9IpriI.
- Wm iiirhtet, 0uB Is bon Den %
9lrbeitcrn ser 9iuhti6id)t IN einer
3ehe Der nyoit9biogbenp & Ohio
Gool go" llabc g3eip,glmlteroam
ourf cine Grplpiion lmgcfommen
Ino, lpeId)e lid in Der Iebtcn gtndDt
crcignetc. Dis iebt iino ichs 2eidlru
Utigeflnoen lulb iieben Mam pur-
ben lebeno, ieood) betuuBtIoS an Die
SberiIdhc gebraft. ,3ipoli Miomt
lperoen nod nermibt, uno man fiirdl-
tet, soB iie limgefommen iinb. Net
tltnesmnnnifaiten ipnren innerbalb
lueniaer Wiiniitcn nad Der Grplolion
an @erf.
@abrero beS Iages iino et1pu 200
arbeiter in Der 3ehe tb1tig. Gieiel.
ben IteIlen ibr 5ageperf 5wiihen 3
lulo 4 llbr 9tohmittagS ein, imo Die
9tobtid)id)t hat MIR bafiir 5it iorgen.
ouB Die Muihinerie ilt .Sronung
bleibt lno 9lIleS in 9ereitihait lit
iobalo iid Die 1ogd)id)t am iolgen-
oen Morgen lpieoer einltelt. Ion
permlitbet, ooB Die @rploiion burd)
aoblengaS eutitano, peIheS jourdl
Die @rllbenIidter al oen Miieen Der
slrbeiter onge5iinoet pllrOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-29

iol Broieiior lno Eriput 2o5ent
@iIletcr in 3iirih entoctt.
Srieoe i'm Serliner @au-
gemerbe.
Ser Sricoc I'M gerliner @ou9e-
perbe lit nunmebr gcibloiien lpor.
ben. Gie llnternebmer bobcn ben
Spruh bes GinigunaSomtS ocs Io,
eiitrotS in oIlcr 6orm ongenommcu.
4onlit lit bier Ole 6robcnbc Woiicn-
NlSipcrrllng Der @ouorbeitcr gliid-
lid pernlicben iporoen.
I. 8aroes 9roQOner Negi.
mcnt na h 2 ponball
oerlegt.
Die 0crlcgtng oc2 /. 8arbe.Srn.
qoncr HegimentS bon Berlin nad)
Sr,noml lit Seitcno ser Wlilitorper.
ipaltllng prillsipieII bcidlolien nor
ben. Gbcf bcs Regiments lit &Dnig
gouaro bon Gnelonh
Yiono 5obritont& &apS
legt $ nno on i'd
Sn Ircsben bat Der Niono Sabri.
font GruIt Guacn 3apS SclbItnorb
beaungen, inocm er lih crid)ob. Ter
9elpeggrlmo Der Sbot lit in geitdft'
Ii6en Soreen 5ll iuhel luelte ben
llngIiidIiben 5ur SerSipcifIung gea
trieben baben.
@e9inn beS 8ro5eiies sc.
gen Srau 'bon 2 h one.
bed.
2ollt Meloul9 aus gueilitein IN
OItprcuBen miro BORT om 6. Suni
bic Yro5ciiiritng Der Srou b. edo
ncbed, Der @ittipe oes bon ibrem
2iebbober, Dem &ulptmnm b. 60
ben, crmoroeten Majors b. Shcnea
bed, uilo ietieen 6rml @cber, ibreu
9lniong ncbmen. Ser alagenntras
Scr StoatSal1noltIdloft loiltet ouf
9lnitifting 5ur Grnoroung beS Ia-
iors.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-29
9lencr Stnbsdlef.

gSoibington 90. sfpril -
@cnerullnaior ). 5runfIin 8ca
brahte geitern icine 8eifdfte als
Gbef oes Stabes ecr gunoesormee
hin Die Mittagsitlinbe gum slbihhib
unb oerabId)ieocte iih bonn bon bcri
Mitslieoern oes Stabes nmb icinen
llntcrgebenei,. Senernlmnicr Geo.
naro @ooo miro iein sntsnahiolser,
iiberlabm nbcr beute Die slmtsae,
ih1ite rof, iiid)t, lpeil er crit i'm 9ini
aus guenos alprcs jiiriiffcbrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-29
Gin (Sr.RGuber bcraubt.

W DinnsfieIb, g., -. 9lpriI. -
Tot Grolp, Der gntiiibrer @boic Gii.
oobp's ilno ipdtcr ais gpangeliit ib1-
tig, ipurbe in Der Iesten Nof,t bier
iiberiouen uno beranbt. gr beniul-
5irte geute Sobn gurns, einen p1ro,
lirten gr.Sniaiien beS Sbio'er
Staots. 3uhtbaiieS. ais oen 311tel
iino ocrielbe iplrbc llnter $4,000
giirgitnit eeitellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-29
Gin ilnsarter Ginbredler.
IhilobeIpbia, %. s(pril.

Tbilnoelpbia, 80. 9(pril. =
Gem ShnbnGder slbrabam Ro-
ien6erg. Der in gtoro-Ebilaoelpbia
pobnt lpnroe m1breno Der periloiie.
ren Nadt polt einem gi,ibreber ser
@cloitranf geiprenst, in Dem lid, Die
geiannten Griparniiic I'M getrose
bon 1926 beianoen. Ter gefiibI.
loie Eieb, oer iih bieie Sunlnie na.
tiirlid uneignete, iieB MIR cinen 3et.
tel nit Der 9enlrrflug: I'D 6oiic,
bab Sie SIR @eidlait enger nit Dem
meiltiBen perfniipien!" 5uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-29
Baltimore, Wo. Trets. ben 20. Mpril 1910.

lbnl geDolfcn lucr0en fam, nit Sre,l
Den Den Wonn begriiBen, mclher ou<
gliIbenOc Glen in Die @unoe ItoBt
glnem lolden Mann niiroe eS fol
/ gen. Ter omerifoniide SnperiuIi:.
mus miro friib oocr ipGter nit Gdiu,
rtSmtS cnocn. Gie Ser. Stuoten ba.
ben ibren G1iar gcflln0eh. Inns 60,
tetnern mag er llicbt gefoIIen. G$ III
9enue, oaB er leineln Golfe gefGIIt."
e omplimente Ser Barrier
Yreiie.
Enris, -. 9(priI. Ser
DGempS" lpiegeIt Den Con Der ae-
iammten frun50iiihen Yrelic ruiber,
lnoen cr erfIGrt onB NooiepeIta 5
elropGilfe &llnoreiie bciipieIIos in
Der 8eifihte oapcbe.
~&ein bcmofratiicheS Stoat3o6er.
bonpt," erflGrt boS 9lott, bat lih
ie porber iplher Eopulorit1t er.
lrellt. gSir lino an iorncQe 9eiude
bon aoligen uno Er1iibcnten ae.
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iene 5luei slntitbelen pelte HepnbIi-
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