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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-06-23

Prof. Charles H. Karch left satur-
day for his home in Blue Island, H.,
He intends to- attend summer school
at either Chicago University or the
State University, and will be princi-
pa! next year Of the Elkton schools
During his two years work in White
ne did much to improve the condition
OF our schools, leaving a higher stand
ard than he found. The good wishes
Oh many friends will follow him to
his new field.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-06-23

Miss Stedman writes from North
Judson, Ind, where the knights and
Stedmans are visiting relatives, to
send the Leader to Cape Vincent, n.
Y, from which we conclude that they
will soon reach the latter point. Al
Mcknight sends word to the Dakota
farmers not to worry over crops here
for corn and grain is no farther ahead
in Illinois and Indiana than here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07
Big Conference Today at 0ys-
ter Bay of Regular and In
surgent Leaders from Dif-
ferent Parts of Country.
BEVERIDGE HOB-NOBS
WITH STAND.PATTERS
Roosevelt May Be Expected to
Take an Active Part in the
New Hampshire State Cam
paign for Candidate Bass.
(American News Service)

Oyster Bay, July IA delegation Of
Republicans arrived here this noon
and went up to Sycamore Hill to have
luncheon with Col. Roosevelt. There
were five in the party, Senator A. J.
Beveridge. OF Indiana, Senator Carter.
Of Montana, a stand-patter; Robert
Bass, republican candidate for gov
ernor of New Hampshire; Winston
Churchill, leader OF the reform ele-
ment in New Hampshire, and James
R. Sheffield, who was fire commits
sioner OF New York City under Mayor
Strong.
On arrival, none of them had any
statement to make as to the purpose
of their visit.
Il don't know what We are going to
say" remarked Beveridge. Perhaps
we can let you know when We get
back from the hill"
Senators Dolliver and Cummins OF
Iowa, who had been expected, failed
to appear. They will see the ex-pres.
ident later on. The conference will
last until late in the afternoon.
The line up of the conference today
gives some idea of the scope of activ.
ity that Roosevelt has mapped out ,fot
himself. Senator Carter is a man
who has been regarded heretofore al
an organization republican, but who
ct the same time has been considered
as in sympathy with the progressive
element. Roosevelt, II he Is trying tc
take hold Of the insurgent fight a;
he has indicated, would, it is believed
be able to count on the support Of
Carter. At least. it is to sound hin
out that Roosevelt sent the invitation
In having Churchill and Bass in con.
ference Roosevelt has given the hin'
that he may get into the fight to OBJ
tain the republican nomination TO!
governor for Bass.
Churchill tried for the nomination
in a previous campaign but was de
feated. He and Churchill have beer
working together for Bass nomina
ton and Roosevelt's aid in the pri
mary fight is desired. Beveridge i.
the head and front of the insurgent!
and is one Of the strongest opponents
Of the Taft administration policy.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07
Board of Works Issues Decis-
ion in the Objection of the
demonstrators to the vaca-
ton of North F Street.
TELEGRAPH COMPANY
HAS FIRST RIGHTS
Matter Will Now Be Submitted
to Manufacturing Concern
for Appropriately Is Only
Protecting Itself.

Acting as a board OF arbitration be-
tween the two companies, the board
of works this morning decided that
Gaar, Scott & Co. must grant the Am
erican Telegraph and Telephone COM
pany a route for their lines over some
portion of North F street, and further
agree to pay the cost of moving the
lines should Gaar. Scott and Company
ever desire to use the ground for
building purposes. This proposition
will be submitted to the two compan-
les and If agreed to by them. the va
cation of North F street will be or
dered by the board.
Yesterday afternoon the board OF
works and the officials of the two COM
panies went in an automobile to view
the routes proposed by the manufact-
uring concern. One route is through
the bottoms north Of the threshing
machine plant and under the c., c. &
l.. and Pennsylvania railroads. An.
other route proposed is over Newman
hill and along Sheridan street and
Richmond avenue. The route which
will most likely be taken lies along
the Gaar.. Scott switch. This is. short
est. and would not necessitatc the
changing of the remainder of the wire
system through Richmond.
City Attorney Gardner assured the
board that it would be perilous to or
der the vacation of the street until
this or some other equally safe agree
ment is reached between the two CON-
panies. He said that as the matter
now stands if the board Of works
should order the vacation Of the
street, the telephone and telegraph
company might appeal to the courts
and get higher damages. In this case
the city would have to pay the differ.
ence.
President Hammond says the board
is willing to treat both companies
alike and to protect the rights of both
but will be wary about entering into
an agreement which may mean fin.
ancial loss to the city.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07
D|SL|KES
RUSS-JAP ALLIANCE
British Foreign Office Fears
that Nations Intend to
Block ''0pen Door,"
AFFECTS AMERICA ALSO
AFFAIR MAY TERMINATE IN A
TRIPLE ALLIANCE BETWEEN
GREAT BRITAIN. GERMANY AND
UNITED STATES.
AFFECTS AMERICA ALSO
(Amcrican News Service)

London. July 7.-Diplomats conver.
SAINT with the situation in the far east
see in the convention between Russia
and Japan, held at st. Petersburg. a
new alignment which threatens the
existence Of the open door. 1t is be-
lieved that behind the convention
there is a secret treaty. by which the
countries that few years ago were at
war, pledge themselves to dominate
the east. This explanation is current
and accepted in seni-official circles.
was learned today, to the British for
eign office.
The impression grows here daily
that Japan will never sign another
treaty with England Of the same ma
ture as that now existing. There will
also be a marked effect in the negotia-
tions between Japan and America ov-
er the new treaty.
The most immediate effect of the
new alignment which has been in pro-
cess of formation quietly for several
years, probably will be felt in the rela-
tions between Great Britain and ia
pan. One statement today declared
that the st. Petersburg treaty struck
blow at the British-Japanese alli.
arce which probably would prove
fatal.
The growing unpopularity of the al
lance, not only among Englishmen in
the far east. but at home as we'll can
not but be increased by the agreement
between Toxic and st. Petersburg.
which is regarded as nothing short of
q compact for complete domination Of
the tremendous markets Of China and
Manchuria.
The long-expected formal annex
alton of Korea by Japan is now regard
ed as a matter OF short time. ia
pans aim to recoup the losses OF the
war with Russia. which still lay heavy
on her people. would pot be far from
| realization. were she in such a posi-
ton. by a strong alliance with a pow
er with the same aim, to throw to the
winds her regard for the interference
Of the nations that stand by the open
door policy next to which she sub
scribed
The negotiations between st. Peters
burg and Toxic, which are understood
to have been ready for completion
when Prince Ito went to Harbin and
was killed By Korean: are OF espec.
ial significance. in view of the fac.
that Japan Is about to renew her treat.
1
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07
Zimmerman Says He Has Not
the Power to Prohibit
the Shows, Anyhow.
SAYS FOOTBALL Is WORSE
DECLARES PUBLIC EXHIBITION
OF PRiZE-FIGHT PICTURES CAN
HAVE NO GREAT DEMoRALIZ-
ING POWER.

Il have no power to keep the jeff
johnson fight pictures from being
shown in Richmond. and wouldn't
stop the display Of the pictures il
could. Prize fights are no worse than
football. Neither are these pictures
worse than the wild west scenes which
are put on depicting the murder OF
women and children. l think. instead,
that the fight pictures are BETTER
In these words Mayor Zimmerman
this morning expressed himself on the
moving picture situation SO far as
Richmond is concerned. Mayor Zim.
norman says he is mayor of the whole
city and not OF any class Of people
He believes that the fight pictures are
not bad and therefore are not detri
mental to the morals of the city
Neither does he believe that q race
war would result from display oi
the pictures here. He says that the
whole movement to prohibit the shows
is made by people who are opposed
to prize fights on moral grounds
They have used the race war ruse tc
fight the pictures.
Mayor Zimmerman says that he did
not take a dig" at Earlham college
when he declared that prize fights are
not SO bad as football. The mayor
said he was speaking in general terms
and not of particular college. He
says that Earlham is no worse thar
other colleges in permitting football
and declares it is a more brutal Sport
than prize-fighting because there is q
chance for more men to get hurt
Returning to the discussion Of The
fight pictures the mayor said:
Il wouldn't go to see these pictures
IL they were shown in Richmond. be
cause / don't believe that fight was OF
the square. had It from sporting
men that johnson toyed with his op
ponent for fifteen rounds because hi,
friends had bets that the fight woult
go to a certain length. That lookl
shady, doesn't it? AZ I say, woult
not go to see the pictures. Neverthe
less. other people might want to q
ard I won't interfere with theil
rights"
And the mayor mounted the bencl
in police court to try = case Of assault
and battery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07
MAY CHANGE AGAIN
Deal on Whereby w. E. Bay
field Will Take Westcott
from Will Cunningham.
TO BE SETTLED NEXT WEEK

Although the deal is not completed
it is likely that the Westcott hotel
lease will be disposed Of by Will Gun.
ningham, the present holder to W. E.
Bayfield, Of Indianapolis, who formerly
was in control OF the hostelry. Con.
ferences have been held by A. H.
Brown of French Lick, the owner o:
the building, and the other two men
If the deal is made. it probably will
be consummated next week.
It is understood that Mr. Cunning
ham will return to the Claypool hotel
at Indianapolis. He was In charge
there until he leased the Westcott
about five months ago. Mr.. Bayfield,
now operates several hotels in the
middle west. His headquarters are
at Indianapolis where has charge oi
the Grand hotel.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07
SP0|LS L0vE'SOR
PrebIe County Husband Comes
Home Drunk After a Night
Out With the Boys.
Wife TRIES TO. SUICIDE

Eaton, O.. July Mrs. Anna Bick.
le. a bride Of just few weeks, lies in
serious condition at her home in
West Alexandria, the result Of her ef-
forts to destroy her life by drinking
a quantity of ammonia. Her husband,
Omer Bickle. returned to their home
Wednesday afternoon under the influ-
ence Of liquor, and quarrel ensued.
Her hopes Of a happy welded life were
temporarily blighted by her husbands s
conduct and in a fit of dependency
the girl gulped down the drug. DR..
H. H. Carter was called and succeed.
ed in restoring consciousness to the
woman.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07
Richmond Delegation, Fifty
Strong, Will Leave Next
Saturday Evening.
ATTEND A BIG CoNcLAVE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
WEARERS OF THE ANTLERS
WILL BE PREsENT-EGcEM
Err HEADS LOCAL BUNCH.

Richmond delegation of fifty
Elks headed by Walter H. Eggemeyer.
special representative OF the Rich
mond lodge. will leave for Detroit
next Saturday night to attend the
meeting Of the Grand lodge which
convenes there on July II. Just what
part Richmond will take in the pro-
ceeding Of ihe convention will be de
termined atl a meeting to be held at
the Elks club tonight.
Richmond Elks say the meeting at
Detroit will be the greatest in the
history of the order. Detrdit has made
extensivee3lAns to entertain the $780,.
900 Elks whc will attend and a splen.
did program of interest to Elks only
has been arranged. Thursday is the
day set apart for the entertainment oi
the public. On that day a flotilla oi
one hundred boats will give repre-
sentation. .,of the landing Of Ponchar
train and his men on the site nov
occupied by Detroit. There also will
be canoe! races by real Indians. An
automobile parade has been arranged
and parade showing the develop
ment of she city from the time OF its
first settlement
The climax of all parades will be
the grafd turnout Of Elks, hundred
thousane strong. who viii march
through Ehe city. Prizes will be giver
for the iaost unique costume. the mos,
grotesq.e costume. the best dressed
lodge. I'D the lodge having the most
men I'D line. The prizes vary from
$500 to Isl. 900.
To provide accommodations for thu
visitors the city Of Detroit has ordered
the landing Of q hundred boats at ths
docks each night The visiting ladie.
Of Elks viii be given an auto ride OF
Wednesday.
Both Indianapolis and Boston wan
the next meeting Of the Grand lodge
Mr.. Eggemsyer has not yet been in
structed as to which city Is favored b,
the Richmond lodge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07
WILL WIDEN STREET.

The board OF works this morning
confirmed Q resolution to widen West
Fifth street, from the National Road
north to the first crossing OF the Penn
sylvania railroad. No remonstrance
has been filed 50 far. The resolution
calls for q street sixty feet wide. Pro
vision for the fifteen feet needed to
widen the street was made when the
houses on the west side were built
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07
DESERTED AFTER 7 MONTHS

On October 20, 1905, seven months
after the marriage ceremony, Earl
Lovern abandoned his wife and she
has not heard from him nor received
any support from him since. These
grounds were deemed sufficient this
morning by Judge Fox Of the circuit
court to grant Estella Lovern, the wife
q divorce and also restore her maiden
name to Estella Mann. The plaintiff
appeared to be about twenty years old.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07
MEETING At CHESTER.

The second quarterly meeting Of the
Williamsburg circuit win be held next
Sunday at Chester. There viii be
preaching on Saturday evening and on
Sunday. DR.. T. n. Guild win speak
at the morning services. A basket
dinner to which the public Is invited
has been arranged.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07
THE WEATHER.

INDlANA-Fair tonight and Friday;
not much change in temperature.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-31
8ogarbis trifft mieber bes 8ul-
len Mmge.

9ieier meltberibmte S4ub, mel6er
sen %iiegen0en &ecor6 BON 100 Sauben
in 100 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S@ui-
ien fat, lebt in 2incoln, So. Sungit
befragt, iagte er: SD lit LANCE 3ett
an Nieren= un6 acknowledgements uno
babe mebrere gut befannte Mteren=@e-
0i5inen gebrandt, mel6e mir aae ni@t
balfen, Bis i@ anfing SoleDs Nieren-
Bilen at nebmen. 8epor i6 6ieie
3iQen gebrau6te, fiel i6 beftigem
&opf1peb un6 S9mer5er III lneinen
Mieren nit nnteroridung un6 ofte-
rem MufitoBen anbeim. 8eim @nfite<
Zen am Morgen befam i@ idmadeS
8opfueb. Sett babe i'd orei 5laiden
ESoleps Mieren 8iqen genommen 11no
fiible um 100 @ro5ent better. Sd BIN
ME geplagt bon Sen Nieren ooer Ser
8Iaie, uno ib fiible tpie0erum. uie
mein @igen. Mnes 6ieies per6anfe ib
rrur Sen SoleDs Mieren-Hiuen, un6 i'd
empfeble oieielben meinen 2eibensge-
noiien. Molitor's Drug Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-31
@on Ser @mtteriprade.

@ie 6as @ort Wel1tter, 10 ruff audi
oas @ort Mlrtteriprade freuoige CT
innerungen in uns auf. 9as erite Sd
9eln ser Mutter mar fir ut1s BON
Musrufen ser Gre1oe in 6ieier 5pra6e
beglettet, uno ais mir gum eritenmal
Elm @ort gu laaen periudten, mar es
Die Madabmung oelien,f mos sic M11t=
ter uns porgeiagt. SSn ser Mutteripra=
die baben mir uniere @ebete gu itam<
meln Der udt, in ibr laui6ten mir
ienen @r5ablungen BON ser Cite un5
MQma6t @ottes, bon ieinem @er1pei=
len unter sen Meniden, bon ieinem
9eben l1n0 2et6en.
go lit uns Sic Mutteripro9e sic
5prade 0es 9er5ens gemor0en.
@enn mir audi gelaufig fremoe 5pra-
9en ipre6en fonnet1, Dor @ott I'M Sc
bette uno I'M @eiprd9 nit. unlern Gl=
tern be6ienen mir uns unbemubt Ser
2aute uni erer &in0beit. limo penn mir
einmal in fremoem 2anoe meiIen uno
ser lang unierer &eimatb trifft unier
DIR, uie gliidli6 itno mir Damn. Dann
.5iebt unier 8aterlano uno uniere So
mile an Ben Mugen unieres @eiites
poriiber, lno mir pergeiien einen Au-
genblid, oab mir fern bon unieren
2ieben iino. Nls i6 zines Sages in
Ser 8retagne einen gIidiier iein met
mem DIRE %pertraates Geutid reoen
borte, oa mar i6 iibergliidlid, uno
nod gludlider, uls in etnem abgele-
genen 9orfe @riedenlanos sic Soft
balterin 10 gemiitblid 0iterreidiid
ipra6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-31
Cine srokartise @paltnns.

zines feueripeien6en 8erges erregt
fur5es Sntereiie, un6 @uer SrtereIie
an Sautausi@lagen miro gera6e 10
fl1r5 fem, men1 SIR 8udIen's Mrni<
ca Salbe gebraudt, melbe sic rai9e-
ite &eilung nit iid bringt. 5ogar
Sic idlimmiten 8el.len, @eidmiere
sic i9ltmmiten 8e1len, @ei9mire
gebeilt. Das 8eite fir 8ron6-,
S6ntttmunoen, G%uetidu1ngen, mebe
2ippen, geiprungene @dnoe, Sroitbeu-
len nno @dmorrboi0en. @ibt iofor-
tige 2in0erung. 25f Bel Ser Molitor
.Drng So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-31

Sbren=. Naie= unb 8ebl. &rantbeiten. Kaubbeit.
fatarrboliibe Saubbeit. braulenoes: tltngenoee
gerauit5 i'm aopIe; Taae. bic u"r'bt'e oebanoelt
tuuroer. tDnren gebeiIt tueroen.
faueen=krankbetten, Staar. eranulirte Defel.
fbuahe unb mdiieriee Nugen, entainoete Nugen.
bebanoelt unb bas 8riuenanpalien belor9t nac9
ben mooerniten Mfetbooen.
katarrbaIisebe Krankbetten. 2uftrDbren &az
tarrb. 2ungen= &atarrb. @aien= &atarrb, forcirtes
stbmen. oerbinoertes Mtbmen in ben 9taienlDdbern
in ben meiaen Sduen poaftdnois aebeilt.
Iungenkrankbeiten, i'm @ntiteben begriffene
e6minbiudbt. Observation-Disclosures. gftbma.
berculariiHen Metbobe.
Ieber., Magen. uno Eingeweioe s1esebweroen.
.5artleibieteit. trantes 8opfweb. 8finboarment=
%5lnoung. @auitein, nnneroanlibtett. Gebertrant=
beiten. &eritopfung. lauren Magen. etc.
Riercn= uno Blasens16escbweroen, 8udertrant=
belt. 8riebt's &rantbeit. Stein in ben Nieren: Mie.
renpergrDBerung. Sdmer5en i'm Huden. Stetf9ett
l1rin.
qaerv0ss krankbeiten,. Meuralgia. 9atte11toep.
~nernDies acknowledgement. neroDie nnoeroau=
libtelt. Sdblaeanfal uno @ebirntrantbeiten.
Slut uno baut= krankbeiten; Standardization.
ben &nocben. &beumatismus. angeid1noqene
Moern. @c5ema. Suden. Simmer uno i@ledte Cir
%culation.
uneestaltbeiten unb gIub=SlBe. &rlmmune
mes @ahie,, bel &inbern uno 3uridbaltenoe
&ranfbeiten hei @rtuabienen.
Krebs. s4mulit. &ropf. Situla. 9dn1orrbcioen.
tubertuloie Drlien. 8rub, unnatiirlih ertuelterte
Mbern. angeitbppuene Orunen. talte @lieoer uno
aue duBeren Mnmubie. bebanbelt mad Der bpppz
oerniiben @inipribungs =Mtetbpoe pbne Mfefer uno
pbne 8IutberIuit.
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Ie. @lieberldbmung. Sbudebe BEL Mlt uno Sung.
5rauenkrankbeiten, &opfpeb. Bebet1. %dhroniicbe
Rudentrantbeiten. t.efiibenbe &ranfbetten. nil
item ameritaniicben Spesialiten gutgebeiBen. &on=
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DR.. REA e. co.,
327 genturn Builbina. MinneappIi8. Minn.
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3lanberei.

M1it Dem Slterfeite perbinben mir
obne meitereS Sen @eoanfen an ltrab.
lenoen Sonneni6ein uno blauen Sim.
mel, an miloe SUIT nn6 fnospenoes
Grim, un6 nebmen eS anf mie cine
@uir3ung -perbrtefter &edte, menn ser
Mar5 elmer ieiner @%etterlaunen &c,
raoe an oieiem Gage sic 3ugel i9ie-
ben l4Bt. @ir boben eben bas 8e-
oiirfniB, ales nm uns berum inn @in-
flang aa ieben NIT Der stimmung.
sic unler Snneres erfillt.
nno mobl sic iberudltigenoe Mebr-
felt Der Meni6en empfin0et oas BET
lige Set als Elm ioldes Ser 6reuoe,
Ser erfiiuten @rmartnngen. @an
mag Oitern BON peri9ieoenen seiten
beleu6ten, INNER mioer es uns ais
Elm freuoebringen0eS Set erideinen.
@enn sic grbe pom 6rolte er-
itarrt lit un0 menn Elm Sdneetu9 ii@
iber tie breitet, mann 8arm ln0
stroud entlaubt iteben uno gliBern6
li9 fire fablen Meite empor reden -
Damn i9eint es. i@uer, ii@ Dor5uitel-
len, oaB nur fur5e @o6en oa3u ge-
b0ren, oieie 11dmlide @roe int 6riib=
lingsfleioe gu ieben. Mber mir iagen
unS getroit: Sitern iproBt neueS 2e=
ben an oem iebt ooen @e5meig. un0
10 lit es, ser Sriibling fat beute Ben
1oo iibermunoen un6 sic gar15e Matur
in ibr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gebiat.
Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES entipringt
ni9t Minoem @lalben, ion6ern ern-
iten @rtpagungen. Ser Muferitebungs-
CLAUDE lit fir uns 0eeniden bie-
nie6en 6aS tr0itlidite aaer 9ogmen.
0as Menidenfin0, 0aS ale feline Sic
Zen por jt6 0abingeben iiebt Ser
Menih Ser ein langes 9eben blt0ur6
ni9ts alS 2eioen un0 &lage fennen
lernt, iie aue lenfen Sen boffenoen,
.glaubigen 8ltd fin o1f Elm 2eben,
oas na9 Sem S6eioen<pon 6ieie r gr=
Sc Beginner iou. @an brau6t nidt
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iid madt, 5u folgen, aber mel@es
&ebt baben mir, 9inem Meni6en
iein @0diteS, ieinen itiibenom Stab
gu entreiBen, alS nabme man Dem
2abmen sic Stride uno miirfe tie in
oas Didi6t?
Srobli6 un6 better un6 5uoerii6t-
li9 iolen MIR beute 6as 2eben an<
ieben, a1b lpenn es uns tiefe 5Aat-
ten btetet. Die @olfen, sic Sen So
ri5ont peroiitern, mer0en it@ per5ie=
fen, 6ie Come miro ar 6as Eriibe
beiiegen uno unieren 2ebensmeg nit
2i9t un6 @drme erfuaen, mie Sic
5onne 0rauBen ltrablt unb belebt, mie
ite Sic 8flan5en uno @raier aus i6ein-
bar eel enforcement gr0rei6, Die &nospen
un0 8liitben aug anideinen6 1iirren
&eiiern b%erporgelodt bat. 9ie' Matur
0eren u@er0e!" 6ort 6rauBen aae sic
@unoer ii@ pou5ieben lieB, iie lollte
ni6t Sic Ma6t baben, Elm armeS
@eni6enber5 NIT Sroit un6 Sreuoe
gu erfMuem? iie, sic Menlben eri9af<
fen 5u ibrem Glide?
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