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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-09-23

Can be depended upon" Is an ex.
preston We all like to hear. aud when
IL Is used In connection with Chan,
beriain's Collie, Cholera aud
Diarrhoes Remedy II means that 1t
never fails to cure disrrhoes,
dysentery or bowel complaints. Il is
pleasant to take aud equally valuable
for children aud adults
For sale BY all Dealers.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-09-23
For Sale. Easy Terms.

At once, one house aud lot, 3
head OF well bred horses. . hacks.
> Seta of double harness. Several
other articles Of value.
IL. q. ID. BURKHOLDER.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-09-23
Notice.

To the tax payers OF OF Cedar City,
Kanarra and vicinity; You are hereby
notified that you may settle your
taxes with S. j., Foster, Deputy
County Treasurer, at the Bank OF
Southern Utah.
s. j. WARD,
Treasurer of Iron County.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-09-23
Friday. Sept. %. 1910.

Journalists are noble men they
always go 10 for the write.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-11
CHAPTER XT-lContinuedl

NIl@AL iAAN Al NNNAtAiANNN(
 "So now he knows that if we forfeit the bond he'll have controlling inter, est" he pointed out But what cant make out is why he's so sure we'll have 10 forfeit"
 'I think he's just taking a long shot at it," suggested Orde who seemed finally to have decided against New marks opinion.
 "Not he. He has some good reason for thinking we won't deliver the logs. Why does he insist on putting in a date for delivery? None of the others does"
 "I don't know" replied Orde.
 "You say you surely can get the drive through by then?"
 Orde laughed.
 "Sure! Why, it gives me two weeks leeway over the worst possible luck could have. You're too almighty sus- picious, Joe"
 Newmark shook his head.
 "You let me figure this out" said he. But bedtime found him without a solution. He retired to his room un- der lire of Orde's good natured rail- lery. Orde himself shut his door. the sr-ile still on his lips. With sigh he fell asleep. Some time in the night he YVES awakened by persistent tapping on the door. He lit the gus and aG- mitted Newmark in his nlghtgown.
 "Orde," said he briefly, didn't you tell me the other day that rollways were piled both on the banks and in the riyer?"
 "Yes, sometimes" said Orde. "Why?" '9Then they might obstruct the rirer?"
 Certainly"
 q thought so"' cried Newmark, with as near an approach to exultation as he ever permitted himself. Now, just one other thing. Aren't Heinzmau's rcilways below most of the othersI' "Yes. believe they are" said Orde. And, of course. it was agreed, as usual, that Heinzman was to break out his own rolways'r>
 q sec" said Orde slowly. You th.nk he intends to delay things enough so we cant deliver on the date agreed on."
 'I know it," stated Newmark posi- lively.
 But if he refuses to deliver the logs no court of law will'-
 Law" cried Newmark. Refuse to deliver! You don't know that kind. He won't refuse to deliver. There'll just be a lot of inevitable delays, and his foreman will misunderstood, and ali that"
 Orde nodded, his eye abstracted.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-11
LODGE DIRECTORY

ODD FELLOWS Order of Fellows Ga Encampment No 3eeU second and fourth Fridays Odd Fellows hall Geo. os, Jr9 chief patriarch c. A. Wind, scribe. Rua Io5oe No l2 l. O. every Wednesday, Odd Ee lows hall Geo. ots J, obe grand; Geo Smith, financial secretary.
 Rebekah Lodge suana Lodge No 5Meets second and fourth Mondays odd Fellows hall Mrs. A. H. HargraVe noble grand; Miss Laurel Shute secretary.
 ELKs Benevolent Protective Order Es Globe Lodge No 4-Nees first and third Fridays Odd Fellows hail. h. c. Goodwin, R. J. G. Odfeld, secretary
 KNIGHTS OF CoLUMBUs Knobt, of Columbus Ne. 158Meets second ana fourth Wednesdays Union hal Albert A. Awies d K; William Burke, financial secretary. Eagles. Globe Aeie No sl-Meets second ana fourth Fridays, Miners Union ha 7:3o LyOn Worthy President; R. Lowthian secretary.
 REDEdEN Improved Order TOnto Tribe No lMeets Tuesday nght of each week 730 o'clock, Fashion hall L. S. Parker saehem; G. H. Abel, C. or R MODERN wooDMEN OF AMERICA Modern woodmen of Globe Camp No 2ol9-Meets second and fourth Thursdays 73O p m, Miners Union hall w. J. Fisher, consul; J. W. Murphy camp clerk.
 ANCIENT ORDER UNITED woRKMRN Lodge 15 O. U WMeets at Miners Union hall first Thursday month. w. T. Penrose M w; L. N Marx Recorder; F. L. Gates Financier
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-11
GLOBE LABOR UNION DIRECTORY

AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR Branch of LaborMeets second and fourth Mondays Labor hall H. D. Green, president; F II. Myers secretary; M. F. Smith, treasurer.
 CARPENTERS JoINERs and Joners America Meets each Thursday Uron Labor hall at 730 D. Wood, president; F. W. Tenbrook, financial tsry; J. Nj. Bell, treasurer
 MINERS Globe Miners Union No 60 W. MMeets Tuesday at p. NJ P president; William Wills secretary; F. J. Nipple, special organizer Typographical No Meets Sunday each month Unionn Labor hall Arthur G. Oliver pres ident; Carl F. Holdsworth, secretary
 CLERKS and oe Employees Union Meets 4h Wednesday night each month in Carpenters hall, at 7:3O w. T. Wright, pre den T. E. Collns tary
 BARRIERS Barbers' International Union Meets Tuesday month at S30 Newport Barber shop Sol Flora, PresIdent; Otto Perdue, secretary
 BARTENDsRs Bartenders International America No and third Thursdays Union Labor hall H. E. Fox, president; Tom Henderson, secreary-reasurer. PAINTERS Brotherhood Painters America Meets and Friday n at Council hall Joseph Freeman, residen John Meehan, president; Jack Roberts, secretary. INTERNATIONAL UNION dF STEAM ENGINEERS Lo cal Mo- 290Meets first nd third Monday 7;3O p. each month Labor Union hal North James M Mclean president William ROss secretary.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-11

called to. I('s whether one finds her souls realm or not that place is liva- ble or not"
 Orde looked out over the raw little village with a new interest.
 Her whole aspect seemed to have changed with the descent into the con ventionality of the village street. The old. gentle. though self contained re- serve had returned.
 "I came down with Jane and Mrs. Hubbard to see Mir. Hubbard off on the boat for Milwaukee last night she told him. "Of course we had to wait over Sunday. Mrs. Hubbard and Jane had to see some relative or other, but preferred to take walk"
 "Where are you staying?" asked Orde.
 At the Bennetts'."
 They said little more until the Ben netts' gate was reached. 0rde de- cliped to go in.
 "I want to thank you" she said. "You did not once act as though you thought NdS sllly UT Ciuby' <AhN SNu didn't try, as all the rest of them would. to act silly too. You couldn't have done it. Oh, you may have felt lt-I knoww She smiled one of her quaint and quizzlcal smiles. But men aren't built for foolishness. They have to leave that to us. You've been very nice this afternoon, and it's helped a lot. Good night"
 Orde. however. walked back to the hotel in a black rage with himself over what he termed his imbecility. As he remembered 1t he had made just one consecutive speech that afternoon.
 Joe" said he to Newmark, whats the plural form of Incubus? Isn't it 'bussesT"
 "Incubi." answered Newmark.
 "Thanks," said 0rde gloomily.
 1S}IAIs, A,,.-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-11

where Orde stood. w hen she was within ten feet of him she at last raised her head so the young man could see some thing besides the top of her hat. Orde o k e q plump into her eyes.
 "HeIlo" she said cheerfully and unsurprised and sank down crosslegged at his feet.
 Orde stood quite motionless. over come by astonish- ment. Her face, ns long ova l framed in { h Q ba II d s of the gray veil and the
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-11

 12

~UNDAY afternoon Orde, leaving Newmark to devices of his own.
 walked slowly up the main
 street, turned to the right down one of the shaded side residence streets that ended finally in a beauti- ful glistening sand hill. Orde seated himself on the smooth. clean sand and removed his hat. He saw these things and in imagination the far upper stretches of the river with the mills and yards and booms extending for miles, and still above them the marshes and the flats where the river widened below the Big Bend. That would be the location for the booms of the new company-a cheap property on which the partners had already secured q valuation. To right and left stretched the long Michigan coast, with hills topped with the green of twisted pines. frs and beeches, with always its beach of sand, deep and dry to the very edge.
 After he had cooled he arose and made his way back to pleasant hard wood forest of maple and beech. Orde walked slowly farther and farther into the forest.
 A fresh breeze darkened the blue velvet surface of the water, tumbled the white foam hissing mp the beach,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-11

down turned brim of the hat, looked up smiling into his,
 "Why. Miss Bishop" cried Orde. ind ing-his voice. What are you doing here?"
 faint shade of annoyance crossed her brow,
 ''Oh. 1 could ask the same of you. and then we'd talk about how sur prised we are. world without end" said she. The important thing is that here is sand to play in, and there is the lake. and here are we, and the day is charm. ing, and it's good 10 be alive. Sit down and dig a hole! We've all the common days to explain things in."
 Orde laughed and seated himself to face her. Without further talk and quite gravely they commenced to scoop out an excavation between them, pill Ing the sand over themselves and on either side as was most convenient. As the hole grew deeper they had to lean over more and more. Their heads sometimes brushed ever so lightly; cheir hands perforce touched. She looked up happily at Orde, thrusting the loose hair from in front of her eyes.
 She arose to her feet. shaking the sand free from her skirts. Now let's go somewhere else" she said Il think through these woods. Can we get back to town this way?"
 "Yes," replied Orde. "The lumber Jack5 say that the woods are the poor mans oyercoat."
 Orde followed her in silence. She seemed to be quite without responsi- billty in regard to him, and yet an oc- caslanal random remark thrown in his direction proved that he was not for gotten. Finally they emerged from the beech woods.
 She turned and waved her hat at the beech woods failing somber against the lowering sun.
 "Goodby," she said gravely, "and pleasant dreams to you hope those very saucy little birds won't keep you awake" She looked up at Orde. He was rather nice to us this afternoon" she explained, and it's always well to be polite to them anyway" She gazed steadily at Urde for signs of amuse- ment, He resolutely held his face sympathetic.
 Now l think we'll go home," said she.
 They made their way to the edge of the sand hill. The low slanting sun cast across the vista a sleepy light of evening.
 How would you like to live in a place like that all your life?' asked Orde.
 'I don't know" She weighed her words carefully "It would depend
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-11

blew forward over the dunes a fine hurrying wist of sand and bore to 0rde at last the refreshment of the wide spaces. A woman, walking slow ly, bent her head against the force of this wind.
 Orde watched her idly, He caught himself admirlng the grace of her delft and sudden movements and the sway of her willowy figure.
 As though directed by some unseen guide. her course veered more and more until 1t led directly to the spot
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-11
EaAC},apten-
 &LNA 13

FLA E 1tlL.lluH NpulihNi a'i drawn" said Newmark the next
 morning. and l think I'll go
 around with you to the office" They found the little German await ing them. Newmark immediately took charge of the interview.
 "l have executed here the contract and the bonds secured by Mir. Orde's and my shares of stock in the new company" he explained.
 Heinzmau reached his hands for the papers. bcamlng over his glasses at the two young men. As he read, how ever his smile vanished.
 Wat is this:" he inquired, crispness in his voice. You tolt me-" he ac- cused Orde. dot you were not bre- pared to break out the rollways. You tolt me you would egspect me to do that for myself. Well, why do you put in this?" reading from the paper in his hand:
 (To be contlnaed)
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-11

scHLITz-" made Milwaukee fa-
 mous,''
 scHLITz-that makes all men akin; We call for sCHLITz-and who can
 blame us We drink-and call for scHLITz again.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-05
MCCARTHY IN AUTO WINS
RACE TO CATCH TRAIN
San FranciSco's Mayor Has EN-
citing Ride in Alameda

ALAMEDA March Mayor P. H
Mccarthy Of san Francisco was given
hair raising ride in an automobile
here last night For nearly TWO miles
o. motor car in which were ciinEing
rre CHIEF executive OF The metropolis.
Henry Rosen-s-aI of THE chamber Of
commerce. q newspaper reporter and
r. ersufeur. raced local south side
--ein wesrbQuud and overlook il when
rrsir STOPPED al Webster street
station. Mccarthy lesped from the au-
-a--ohiIe and swung himself 10 2 car
platform as rhe train was pulling cut
Mccarthy vss one Of the speakers at
- civic convention last night He
rad planned 10 catch : train AT the
Park street station Al 9:0S- he con-
--deL LIS address At 9-06. leaving him
.o-o minutes - which 10 reach the sta
'--au.
Tie AUTO drew Up At the station IN
-fre for - occupants 70 see the lights
~ -.e fast disappearing train near
Chestnut street station The chauffeur
u.as -tten orders TO oyertake the train
and D. lid $50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-05
WAGING WAR ON
TIE WHITE PLAGUE
Effective Campaign Carried on
by the Alameda County ANTI
tuberculosis Association

OAKLAND. March 4.-The annual
meeting of the Alameda County Society
for the Study and Prevention of Tuber-
culosis Will be held in Chabot observa-
tory hall, Eleventh and Grove streets.
the evening OF March IS. A board OF
directors and officers for the ensuing
year VIII be elected.
The annual report of the society for
the year Just ended shows the mem
bership of the organization TO be SOS
and that approximately $500 is avail
able for use in the treasury. From
the sales of the Red Cross stamps
about $4,000 was realized and this sum
has been placed in a special fund for
educational work.
The committee on hygiene and pub
lie education reports that the board OF
education has approved the plan 10
establish an open air sckooiroom for
tubercular pupils and has promised its
cooperation in the realization of the
project
Recently the society has moved into
new quarters in the First National
Bank building, where a quantity OF
literature is on hand for distribution
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-05
ROAD TO BE BUILT
IN THE NILES CANYON
County Surveyor Reports That
Plans Will Soon Be Ready

OAKLAND. March 4-The surveys
for the new Niles canyon road have
been completed by County Surveyor
Haviland. and the plans for the CON
struction OF the road viii be finished
IN three weeks
After that the work OF constructing g
the road. which viii make winter travel
possible through large territory that
is now for the most part impossible.
viii be rushed.
The difficulty of building the road has
been added TO by the presence of both
the Southern Pacific and Western Pa
cifc lines in the canyon. Niles creek
VIII have TO be crossed three times and
the bridges spanning il win cost about
S25. 900
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-05

KEY ROUTE CONSIDERS
PLANS FOR EXTENSIONS
Directors Take Several Re-
quests Under Amusement

OAKLAND. March 4.-The San Fran
cisco, Oakland and san Jose railroad
CKey Route has announced that a
number of requests for extensions Of
the system have been taken under con-
sideFation and Will be thoroughly in
vestigated. The following officers were
elected: President. Z. A. Heron; vice
president II. WadswOrth; second vice
president. Dennis SearleS: general man
ager. W. F. Kelly; secretary. :. J.
Taylor; assistant secretary, f w
Frost: director. Z. VI. Smith
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-05
GRADUATES SECURE
GOOD POSITIONS
j. Gustav White and Howard
Gaines Become Secretaries
of Y. NJ. {. A. Branches

BERKELEY. March s-News has
.reacnel TIE campus Of the appoint
uent ~ tv-o wei known graduates 10
llGh positions in the Young Mems
Christian association. y. Gustav White
- the class Of 1895. who was for three
years and "a half head Of the salt lake
association. goes 70 Buffalo as director.
2-.-- Howard Gaines n the class OF
-He has accepted the position as di-
rector IT san Beruardfno county. with
adl-arters al Ontario.
Both graduates were prominent
-semae-s of the Young Mems Christian
association n the university and upon
--adu4tioa made The advancement of
.t5e association their life work White
H-~ editor in chief Of the Daily Cali
-r---lau- tile student daily. and was also
F-aUirenl iu other lines Of student
invites
Gaines was known as an athlete his
-rer-a-E being the TWO and one mile
5e Won his college letter ia the
1870 mile event and was for several
te-~S member II the track team.
Gaines visited friends in this city a
few Gsys ago on mis- way 10 attend the
conference of the association at Sacra-
r-eI--.
According 70 the decision Of the in
.-srro..e eEiace agreement committee OF
r-e university. The debarers who took
4a-t i- Darnot or intercollegiate de-
hates W-l not have 10 qualify for the
seam -rt> gear 10y entering the try
o--- -v 5er wi-I' he held from March
9 70 1H They viii enter in only the
finals. As last year. first and second
team vtl d. picked. the al1ernares Civ
~ r-e regulars plenty of practice be-
fore The biz debate on woman suffra &c
~ stanford. April is.
Tie members OF the Agricultural
duo c- The students VIII make a trip
-1 ctE $50 acre nursery at Niles TO-
morrow and later in the month viii
str t1e university farm a. Davis. The
members or the college Of commerce
v visit the Newton gum and the
standard biscuit companies OF San
francisco tomorrow
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-05
PSYCOTHERAPY TO BE
THEME OF LECTURE
DIR. Albert b. Shields to Speak
at College of Medicine

OAKLAND. March 4-Albert B.
Shields. superintendent of St Luke
hospital, viii lecture at the Oakland
College of Medicine and Surgery Mon
day evening, his subject being THE
Principles of Psycotherapy.'
This viii be the ninth lecture of the
special series now being given at the
college. Doctors. ministers and teach
ers will be admitted
The lecture will deal with the prob
lem of applying psychic principles to
diseased conditions of the mind and
body
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-05
CONCERT CLUB WILL
ARRANGE PROGRAMS S
Two Entertainments TO Be Given
During Each Week

OAKLAND. March 1.-The Harmonic
concert club has been organized through
the efforts of DR.. E. r. TAFT and con-
certs viii be given at Loring hall, 551
Eleventh street, every Thursday even
ing at SIS o'clock and every Sunday
afternoon al I o'clock Claire Mont
gomery is TO be conductor and is ar
ranging programs OF instrumental and
vocal pieces Professor Hildesley is in
charge of the vocal section. Miss
Lorena z. Hoag. well known dramatic
leader. Will direct the elocutionary part
of the programs
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-05
HOUSE WARMING HELD
BY MASONIC LODGES
New San Leandro Masonic Tems
pie Formally Opened

SAN LEANDRO. March 4.-The mem
bers OF Eden lodge No. 11S and Royal
Arch chapter No. SIS. Free and Accepted
Masons. held reception and banquet
this evening in the new Masonic ten
pie az Hepburn@street and Hayward
avenue in honor of Golden Wave chap
ter No. 313. Order OF the Eastern star.
The affair was a house warming. as -
was the first Masonic celebration held
in the new building since its compile
riO7
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-05
Anil II 1afn

April Z. 1903
DIR. TON WAI TONG. Tea and
Herb Doctor. Si3 Clay ST. Oak
lsnd-Desr Sir After many years
Of suffering from pains su through
mr. body and paralysis Of my right
side. ! cohSulred Dr. Tom Wal
Tong. who. sitter three months
treatment. has restored me TO per
feet health. for which ] an truly
thankful 10 you Respectfully.
DoAfESICO DEyINCENZL
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-05
PIONEER WOMAN OF
BERKELEY is DEAD
Mrs. Mary l.. Barker Sucoumbs
to Illness

BERKELEY. March AIRS. Mary L.
Barker, wife of J. L. Barker Berkeley
pioneer and capitalist died this morn
ing in her sixty sixth year in the Lane
hospital. San Francisco. whence she
was removed last Wednesday for a
minor operation. Besides her husband
she is survived by four children-Fred-
erick, Loring. Georgia and Gertrude.
The funeral services probably will be
held next Monday from the family resi-
dence. 2Is0 Dwight way
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-05

Box 4sL Psio Alto. cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-05
NACMULLAN'S DEMURRER
ARGUED BEFORE COURT
Plaintiff Demands $4,000 From
County for Taxes Paid

OAKLAND. March Arguments
a-r- heard today I'm Judge Wastes
...-- ur rr. demurrer 10 c. = AIacMul-
e-r~ parlr5eU for "a writ Of mandate 70
.rlref County Treasurer Kelly 10 pay
.- s-a.sUQ tlsr lie alleges was He
-sI- -oI lec-ed during the fiscal year
r.u---erS aS taxes. MACMILLAN is as
S e1ee o[ z mum Der Of tax PAYERS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-05
Marriage Licenses

. OAKLAND Msr-h s.-The following marriage
ea-.-es rare issued today
Na-tsr He-schil. =. and Gussie Smith. -,
rn-t ~ Oakland.
Sau1e1 GOLDBERG =. and Louiss Albert, -,
t.a-t - san Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-05

Bah game sunday f. ScheiIhaas
-.rrrir--e sale daily < 10 : Z. m. EIev-
e--h and Franklin streets. See him in
o. X and
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-20
1abr9an9. st. G1onb, Gfnnefota, SDnnerha9' Den ~. Sctober, 1910.

oem 9eiipiele folgen. 6ranfreid lei
nod i'm 8iiditan0e. Bourgeois iprad
Sen 8unl6 aus, es m0dten iib alle
Irbeitgeber= un0 Mr6eiterperbdn0e,
gu melder &idtltng Tie aud geb0ren,
5lllamment6un, um 0ns groBe @erf
Ser @ermittlung 5u ltdern.
Muf Ser Sagespronl1ng ltar0en bret
6rogen: Statiitif, Elaciruug uro
Geriiderung. ginitimmig ml1r0e Sic
@riinoung elmer internationalen Ser
einigllng sur 9efampfltng Ser Or
beitsloligfeit BEL dlol1en. I'm JET 2an0,
0ie Gereinigten Staaten, maren nidt
oertreten. ltno 0o9 lit Sic 5rage,
Sic bon Ser genannten &onferen5 in
Earls er0rtert mor0en lit, auh BEL
un5 cine b%renner0e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-20

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gan5en 0eutiden &aterlunOe baben
(lebbafter 8eifuW, un0 allen Monar=
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llnterltiisu11g oes fatboliiden @olfs=
t1eils l11o Ser fatb. Stride. (Stltrml=
id)er 8eifaW. l%tniere airde mlB fret
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meg nit aue1 ei%nengelloen lno eir1=
1d}ucioenoen 6elieln, NIT auen Folt=
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Croeu mouel1 MIR mieOer baber1> bis
5u Sen Sell1iten. (Stirn1ilder Set
faa.) AsodJ lit es 3eit, Sic n0tbtgen
5d}ritte 51 tbul1 >bepor Oas ltnbeil
ueiterldreite. Ser Staut fann nit
Hed)t gliidlih geprieien merocn, Ser
lth Don oielen Gorltrtbellen frelge=
mudt fat.
@eln lit nidt bel ser berrliden
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fatboliide Gbriiten 5u lein, Damn ge=
Id)iebt Das niht in pbariiaer6after
lteberheblt1g iiber guOersglaublge.
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rem glnoenpor5ltg 0es 9irnn1els. Wlr
erbeben inns niht ilber I'm ERE aaOers=
gl4l1bigen Mitbiirger. @ir baben ouf
sic er 5ugltng Sen ieit Sabr5ebnten
geiibten @ebraltd, 0as Ser prefen,
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Mprt lit gefallen, 0us I'M ere arroers-
gld1bigen Mitbitrger irger1opie per-
leben ODER be[eioigen f0nnte. (2eb=
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gum dl1Beriten iin0. Sh gebe aber
gau5 %ergebenit oenienigen, oie uns nr-
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