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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-01

parochial schools. We are not living
in a catholic country, where il is nat
ural for the children TO be raised and
live as catholics, but we are living I'm
country which seems 10 be indifferent
to christianity. and the child must be
constantly in the fold of the church or
the church viii lose that child Estab-
lish catholic schools a. any cost. If il
is impossible for the parish to have
such school, then it should be the
duty of the priests to teach that child
in his religious duty. / sometimes think
that the faith that does not create a
vocation in comm unity or parish isn't
the right kind of a faith. ] like to see
the young men and young women OF
parish enter the orders. 1t shows that
the priests teachings are bearing fruit,
and when priest leaves behind him
his boys who enter tie holy orders he
is insuring for himself a heritage I'm
heaven We invoke the blessing OF
Christ for the diocese, for the new
bishop of Fargo and for the priests and
people"
This afternoon at O'Clock the ban
quet in honor OF Bishop O'Reilly and
Archbishop Ireland is being given by
the knights of Columbus and the cath
Ollie citizens of the parish, and the ia
bles are laid in Prizes hall. 1t will be
a most elaborate affair and there will
be several speeches. s.
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Was Gi.an q n.ae

Wahpeton, n D, June Jacob
Kelly, charged with statutory offense
and with Sheriff Frank Heley of Rich,
land county as the complaining wit.
ness appeared before Judge Allen
pleaded guilty and received a sentence
of year and half in the state peni.
Tertiary. This marks the close OF an
extremely sensational case in which
the sheriff chased Kelly and Mrs
Heley to Wyndmere, this county,
where Kelly was arrested and the wife
returned to Wahpeton
Mrs. Heley claims that she did moi
know what she Was doing. She IL is
years Of age, and is grandmother.
AT the present time she is at the home
Of her own parents In Minnesota.
VIM. Thompson. charged with grand
larceny also appeared before Judge
Allen, pleaded guilty and receiving i
sentence OF eighteen months in the
states prison.
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who one year ago was the bishop Of
Fargo, should be mentioned. AS time
goes by, we one by one drop away and
our vacant places are filled with new
faces, but the past must and should
not be forgotten.
Bishop Stanley did awonderful work
during the twenty years of his office.
He established the holy church on a
firm foundation He extended Gods
service across the prairie for 400 miles.
What he did the Works are here
today to proclaim. There are numer-
Gus churches, schoolhouses. hospitals,
places of learning and orphanages.
There are numerous clergy and then,
too, is this beautiful cathedral and the
bishops house that stands near BY,
monuments to his memory.
in the diocese in the twenty years
which began with a very small number
of churches or rather chapels and a
few priests we now have many From
this diocese that sprung up out Of the
wilderness, one might say, there are
now two. We feel that the spirit of
Bishop Shanley is with us today from
heaven aud that he is looking down
and smiling at our work Men must
lcome and men must so. and others take
our place, but the church of God goes
ion forever. 1t is good to stand before
the Great Judge of the universe and be
able to say, i have done my duty
While man may pass away, good
movements continue, for man Is but
an atom in the plan of the Creator, for
good Is above all.
The Kingdom of God remains be-
cause He who made ii first breathed
the breath of life into 1t, and it came
from the Incmnate Son of God and He
has promised to be with us until time
shall be no more. These were the
sublime words which only God could
have dared to utter. i am with you
always He breathed into time that
divine life which Shall live forever.
He forged the first links or the chain
that binds the whole world together
in one mighty band of christianity"
The archbishop spoke of the apos-
tolic succession and said that there is
meaning in this ceremony today, for
Bishop O'Reilly was appointed to the
high Office by successor to Peter.
who was appointed by Jesus Christ as
the head of the church of the world.
ana luis 91GGNNUiblst SAID he, brings
US back to tic time when Peter re-
ceived the first commission as the
head Of the church, so the ceremony
today means tbs the successor of Pet
or has delegated the bishop Of Fargo,
as the head Of the church Of this
diocese. I am here as an apostle of
Christ. We put our hands to the heart
Of the Holy Catholic church and hear
The heart throbs all over the world
We look UP to heaven and see Christ
looking down on His church and
blessing II. In spite Of the persecu-
tions OF the early days the gates OF
hell did not prevail against it.
Rejoice With People Of Diocese.
"And SO the diocese Of Fargo has
its bishop coming to you in the name
OF the Holy Church duly consecrated
to his office In the holy orders, duly
commissioned to rule By the success.
or of Peter. rejoice with yen
PEOPLE Of this diocese In all the mean
Ing Of this ceremony. ii Ii much TO
have 4 leader q have at your head
one whose sole care Is to look over the
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claim that the romanes started with
an acquaintance made over the wires
and 1t is added tldt although there
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HIS IDENTITY IS
Still A MYSTERY
NO FURTHER cLEW AS TO ipEN.
THY OF MAN WHO MET
DEATH AT GRAND
FORKS.

Grand Forks, n. D.. June 1.-The
identity Of the unfortunate man who
met death early yesterday morning
on the Great Northern railway
bridge still remains a mystery and
there is little chance of lear,ing who
he was unless some of his friends
READ the news OF the accident and no.
Aify the local authorities. Coroner
Rounsevell arrived in the city from
Larimore and decided that an in
quest was unnecessary. He ex-
pressed the opinion that the man wa S
intoxicated lay down on the track 20
sleep and was run over by the train.
The coroner said that the way the
severed portions OF the body were ly-
ing would indicate that the man had
not been riding on the rods as was at
first thought. In this case the Gody
would have been managed and twist
eel much more than 1t appeared to be.
On the other hand to dispute this
theory is the fact that just before the
east bound freight passed over the
bridge, which killed the unknown man,
a west bound freight passed. The
west bound train came over about
l1:40 in the evening and the east
bound freight passed over about IL Is
a. NJ. If he went to sleep OIL the
track. it is argued, that he certainly
had very short nap before death
came from the grinding wheels.
.. Thinks 1t Was Peterson. -.-..
The only real clew to his identity
was that furnished yesterday by I.
Rose, who operates a retaurant at
n
address on it was found in the trous-
ers pocket of the corpse. Mr.. Rose
remembers that two men, one OF
whom he identified as the dead man,
were in his place several times, the
last time on Monday afternoon when
The deceased was very much intoxicat t.
ed, and tried 10 pawn his watch for a
dollar. His companion was a short
dark man. Mr. Rose remembers of
their shaking dice for ciga.s and be.
lieves that the smaller man was nam
ed Olson aud the one who was killed
on the track was called Peterson. In
the letter found from his friend Mar
tin--at New England. n. d.. he was
called 'Peder" which may have been
nickr*m IT is also quite probable
that his full name was Pedsr Peder-
son or Peterson.
The letter on his person, the ad-
dress of which was absolutely unin-
telligibie except for the words Mich
igan, n. d" had been postmarked at
New England. n. D., and Dickinson,
N. d., besides the Michigan postmark.
States Attorney Geo. H. Stone of
Mott, n. D., has been communicated
with and it is expected that in this
way some clcw as to the mans iden-
tity may be discovered A thorough
search Of the clothes on the body re-
vealed no further evidence than was
brought TO light in the preliminary
examination.
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SAW THE COMET BEFORE
Man Who Was 10 Years Old at the
Time the Comet Was Here Before
Recalls Some Things.

DR. A. W. King of Redlands. Cal,
a steat friend of DR.. n Wear and
well known to ther Far goans, was A
lO-year-old boy wnen Valleys comet
was ga'!ivanfing around where Fargo
now is, sevent' Ave years ago. and in
communication recently. recalled
some facts about the comets first an
pearance. He says:
Much speculation has been lnduIsed
III recently IN regard to the possible
influences of Ha.ley's conner in causing
the unusual climatic disturbances and
commissions Of nature prevailing
throughout the would at this time,
What foundation there may be for such
speculatlons is probiematicaI. + Yet is
is an interesting coinclderce that
striking analogous conditions existed
about the time of the appearance of
this same comet as years ago. 7 well
remember the predictions then made
OF dire calamities and wonderful phe-
nomena thai would pervade and follow
the advent of this celestial wanderar
war, pestilence, famine. tornadoes
earthquakes, volcanic eruprfons and
floods Were some of the scourees fore.
told.
NO great wars are recorded AsIatic
CHOLERA swept over not only America
but all foreign lands, leaving death
and devastation in its pathway. The
great meteoric shower of Nov. H.
1888 caused CONSERVATION ard terror
among the superstitious. BY many
these falling stars" popularity social
ed, We're thought to b scintilIations
from the tail of the approaching comet
as it whisked through space.
On May 10, 1894 came the most
disastrous freeze ever known i'm the
history of the country. 1t extended
from the Missouri river to New Eng
land and from the lakes to the gulf
destroying every vestige OF fruit and
vegetables, and large areas of forest
trees on the lower lands. An absolute
fruit famine was the result. An in
tolerab,e stencil from the frozen and
decaying leaves and other vegetation
prevailed for many days after the
freeze.
These manifestations were consid-
cred by the seers as the day as har-
bingers of the coming event and the
fulfillment of their prophecies.
The comet appeared larger than
tnan now but ii would doubtless ap-
pear larger to the eyes of 10-year-old
boy than to those Of an old man.
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were breaks in the current true love
found way with cupid as line
man"
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New trimmed hats at exactly half
price. Mezirow & Bruce, 6l2 Front
street, or 10 Broadway.
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Surprised jamestown Friends.

Jamestown Capfta; After telling
nearly all her friends that she was
going to accept a position In Fargo,
Miss Frances Kelley, who has been
manager of the local Western Union
Office for almost year slipped quist-
~ away and was married to Mr.. ]. f.
Sterling of Fargo last Friday evening.
She has truly accepted a position in
the Gateway City, but few suspected
its real nature.
Fargoans, who pretend to know,
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HIG CHURCH DlGNlTARIES
OF NORTHWEST HERE TODAY

Continued F.om Page one.
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What Everybody OUGHT to Know.

That Foley Kidney Pills contain just
! TIE ingredients necessary to tone.
strengthen and regulate the action of
the Kidneys and bladder. H. Fl. Cas-
selman.
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IN A BAD WAY.
Enderlin Railroad Man Was Par
Boiled

Enderlin, n. D., June 1.--AlthouRh
James Barton Northern Pacific fire-
man was practically parboiled by
escaping steam, strong hopes are held
out for his recovery at this time. Bar.
ton was in the cab when the washout
plug few out of the boiler, completely
filling the cab In his efforts to es-
cape, he stumbled and fell and be-
fore he was again able to help him.
self the skin OF his arms and legs was
almost cooked off. His condition il
still quite critical.
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Don 2eonie W sb.rb o 7.
5iIbsd & (5rau.furt).
Der norbiI6e mer.-gIumeu uno
Ssjltrduier.-2iso Suni. Die 2sts
ten.-Sommernaht.

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2i-i-i--sO-o-o!" Sea, bod, ME
Der Strubl zines Sprinsbrunn.ns b;bt
lid Der Iegts ION. Die 2uft III pol
ieItiamsr SinSianss; unb ie ndber
mir oem aroutmartt tommsn, umIo
bidter tpsrosn bic MenihsnmaFen, bic
urs cnt9sgen -, bic nit uns, um uns
itromsn unb brooeln.
utbsr uns elm ftrablsrber Simmel,
bon benz Tih Gi6t unb6tutb unaufhalt'
lam bsrdb ersieben. Gs III pie 0lut9
bss tur5sn noroiihen Sommsrs, in Der,
tpis In bem pbantaitii6sn Sarttr
Yaraoou aus 3plds .sJaute be rab6c
Wcurst", ale 9liitben 5usl.i6 6Iiibsn,
dae Triihts our islbeu 3sit r.ifsn. uno
bi. Msnitsn pom Risa, nidt nur bi.
drmer. I.ttiide lisberp0lierung, fons
bern aud bic Dsutfben uno RuTTsn,
idein.n 'it an bisiem saa. in ben Gu.
ben. ben Jarben unb Iiiften bisies
haitieen Woroiommers, 81 berauIter.
Oils bists .r nod niht s.nus, abmen f.
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bsnglan5 mad: bonn War.te beimi,b'
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bon ipsibsm, 9riinsm unb roth.m Seis
bsnpapi.r 3piihen fih. Der Sslm unb
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ben Roisn p.r3ier.; aus benz aorbh.n
am Irm auellsn bic unperpeltliten
glum.n. 46,r bic 4r6nss, bic Iie ira,
gen. - an ben Qrmen, auf ben Gopfsn,
UNI bic 9dlI. - bic iinb edit. Bon
ehtem git,nlaIb. tide polIe Ardnss
iibsraQ. 2sttiiff gDeiber, drmlit ees
tlsibet, ob,r poQ lsbsrmutb, oeben
iinesno lumber unb bieien Grdn3e an.
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ihen in pollen 9nbunsen oufssbduft
lieg.n. Si, isI6er trasen bi.i. nppigen
Qoubtr1nse, aus bener bic berben Oes
'iHtsr nit ben itarten 9ndentnot.n
uno porqsbauten Dberii.fern grciess
herausiGaueu.
mir fino mitten i'm DeipiibI Der gu
ben, Der .ne.n unrsseImdbie.n R.ib,n,
oi. iif ihsinbar gana ohns gef.s unb
WsgeI trumm pber esrabe, tpie ss ebsE
tommt, ibsr ben Rrautmort! hinsiebsn.
Die Seil'rGui.r Der Wisi.n unb Wdls
Der Iies.n in 9iinbeIn unb 6auf.n auf
ben rob ss5immerisn aifhen. ipsI.n
lonsiam i'm Shein Der Nahmittags.
ionne. Wie fis bufien - frsmboriig
une fart. miiten In ben @.ruH Der
glumen binein. Der uns pertraut um=
fhmeiheli! ardutsr. um bssie tcDe
Ssit bes Sobr.s espfliidt. finD BELLA.
ner als ionit. Die Kraft bes boben
Sommers. Der Gsssn bisiss beiligsn
1asss, bes Sobonnistasss, III in linen.
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i'm cSabr. 1889 100 ouf getreibsn
8laines, ser pamals StaatsfefretGr
unter SarriIpn mar. Elm panameritaz
niider 8ongreb in WaiAinstou. Der
ielbe bate tetn prattiihes greebnib,
abgeieben bappn, bob In Der Bunoesz
bauptItaot elm interndtionales Bureau
Der am.rifauiIdeu Republiten erribtet
ipuroe. Sin spsiter aongreb. auf
bem ale neun5sbn ameritaniihe Staa.
ten nrtreten iparen, tagte 1901 - in
Werito. Gs tpurben 8eihliiFe eefobt
iibsr IusIi:ferung bon 8erbrehern,
iiber Ydtents uno MdrtenihuB uno
iiber freie Iusiibung Der profeHionen,
Den uripriinglidsn 3ielen fam man
absr um teineu Sbrttt ndber. Roh
unfrubtbdrer perlief Der brittle aonz
9reb i'm sommsr 1906 in 8io be "'lz
neiro. Derielbe itano nod unter Dem
Ginflub Der umpdl5ung in aolum<
bten, BON bem iih Banana losrib, unb
Der Qbtretung Der &anal3one burh
2ebteres an bic Der. Staaten. 0as
MiBtrauen, tpel9ss bic Iioamerttanis
ihen SGnoer bon js Dem groBin nor
oii6en Sruoer enteeaengebradt, bate
odourh nur nsue Rabruna er6dlten
uHo bic plGns oes qenialsn Blaine iuas
rem ibrer 8ertpirtIihuna tpeiter sntr
riidt oenn ie supor. eSest riiitst man
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nos girss itattfinoet, fpoIelbit man our
2eit aud bic Subrbunbsrtfeier Irssns
tinisns be9sbt. 2luh bieisr Sonarsb
fpiro itd an unfruhtbarteit isinen
IorIdufern anihIieBsn uno oann piyo
pobl audi bel inns bic Grtenntnib tomz
men, bab bic iiibIi6sn Shlpsitsrn bon
uns nihts tpiifen molten unb anbere
Wege eingeidIogsn perben miiiTen.
penn mir unTsr pirtbibaftIidss pro
gramm burhfiihren lpolsn; fir bds
poIitIite lie9t Ikrhaupt tsine Nctbz
tpenoiQteit Dor. DAB uns eriteres Biz
jeBt nitt aeIuna.n 1T. bdfiir G.'nta
mir urs btt oen Stdnopdt:rn i'm Ss.
nat beoantsn. bic bic bon WtainIep
nit berihiebenen characterization
QGnosrn abaeihIoTsnsr Rs3iprositGtss
@ertrdg'. bic Idon an'inosn, 10 ih0ns
frii6ts 81 tragsn, ungeIeTsn untsr Den
5tIh lparFer. Seitoem babsn mir uns
iere Sarifmuusrn nod I'm ,iniqe
Stodperte sr60bt uno ebe mir in be
ieIbe nidt 8rsihs 9eIsgt uno bic Wc
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trG9e in ebrIifer Wsiie lpisber oufass
rommer buben, lit nidot bardn All 6snz
Ten. bab mir uns unf,rn Gntb.il am
iuoamsrituniiden 9onosI Iidern.
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SetrstGr 9alIineer i6sint
iih in oem 9lauben gu pieeen, bab
oas Bolt ibn fir eineu pabrsn5reuno
Der Sonisrpirung unierer Silfsquelz
len bdlt, tpeil Der &ongrsb etns Wabs
regel i'm SntereTie Der 8onierpirun9s=
pplttit anaenommen bat uno auf oo=
miniitratipem Deee bierin auh mani
Dies gstban poroen lit. Oas amsri=
tantide Bolt tennt aber Ieinen Spiss
gelberg, Gs ipeib, bab Der Serr Ssz
trstdr niht benz eigenen Srisb gefolgt,
ipnoern nur bic 8efsble bes 9rGitDenz
ten, Der Elm treuer Splitter Der offentli>
den 9omdns lit, ousssfiibrt bat. 0as
8olt peiB aud gut genus, oaB aun=
IerpirunssgeIsBe, bic ieinem ipirtli6en
Sutereife oienen, iiberbuupt nitt err
luHen poroen tpdren, tpdren Serr
RooIepeIt uno bic beioen Wdnnsr, ses
gen bic SetrstGr 8alltueer bic lGher>
Ii6e 4nIhuIoiguns srbpben bat, iih
gesen tbn peri6ppren gu boben, ni6t
nit oller &raft oafiir eingetreten. Die
ie unb unbere 3batIa4en mub bds
goIt crit psreeNen, ebe es benz Serrn
Setretdr bss Snncrn bic Grbaltune
uniersr nutionnIsn Silfsquellen an
pertruut.
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9on BEN 8eteran.r bes
9 urgertrie9es iterben tdeli6
bur6ftnittIi6 80. in runbsr Summe
alIo $4,000 i'm Sabr. Gs lisgt i'm
nutiirIi9sn 2auf Der Stnee, oaB Die
4bnabme bon Sdbr gu Sabr raider
por ii6 sebt. Seit bem gUrsertriege
lit Elm babies Sabrbunbsrt perfloTen,
uno aud bic iineiten, bic Darun tbsiI
nabmsn, fungen on in bic Sabre gu
tommsn. Die gsnoue 3abl Der uebers
lebenoen tpirb crit burt ben neuen
Genius feit5uiteQ.n isi., ba oiesmal
gerobe bdrauf beIc1osrs RudTht oes
npmmsn norbcr 1T. 9is isBt tarnte
man pobl h. ,3abl oerjeniqen, Die auf
Der 9enii5nsIiite itnnben mad o.m
Iebtengsri6te tparen ss 593,961), obsr
bejuQlit Der ,3abl berisni9.n, Die tetns
-9eniion be3ieben unb ith ME I'm cine
folhe beparbsn, IaQen nur Shdbunz
gen Dor. bic auf 9enauigtsit teirsn
aniprud MAIDEN tonntsn, oa man
nttt sinmuI ssnou pstB, tpis pisIs
SoIbatsn i'm 9iirgsrfrisos gstdmpft
bu6sn. Sin 8si.b. pel9es bic Ben
Iipn Der alten Observation-Disclosures
BON S12 pro Wonat uuf 81 pro Saq
erb0bsn iollte. tpuroe i'm leBten Ron
greB etngebru6t, 1T ubsr in iresnb eli
nem aommitteesimmer ianft ent@
ibIummert.
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fih AUDI bic italisniIten 4bseorbneten
einperitdnben erfIGrten. Die italteniz
fhe Hehtsfofultdt fpirb fir bier Su, &c
IN Wien errintst iperben. Wds bann
aus ibr fperben ioa. fpeib beute gie.
mano, dber man bat Dor oieisr Jroge
- porausseiebt, bab niht bic Stu=
oenten einen Strih burh bic Red)s
nuns MAIDEN - bier Sabre lang Rubs.
Sn Seiterrsi6 loft man Die Jrasert
nlht, fonoern man pertast tie, pielItiht
in Der srtpGgung, bab elm epises Der
ldnsern porlaufissr 3uitdnbe sulebt
ooh pern1Dgs bes pplitifhen 5rGabeits-
gefeBes bauernbe GinrittuHeen fhafft.
Iuh bie Deutiten haben fhlieBIih
ibren Wioeritaro gesen oas Wisner
propiiorium ouf9sgsbsn, nm niht bon
ith aus oos jebies aabinett 5ur sros
pen 5reuoe Der iIatptIden Union 5u
itiir5en. go fiibrt audi bier mittslbar
Der beutfd ilapihe 8eesnidb cine
Die Wernunft uno Die notionalen
8runoidss in sIeitsr Bsiie perlsBsns
be sntiheioune in elmer BON oem sis
genttifen Rampf1sbiet entftrnt liss
eenben naiionaIeu 2lngelegenb.it bers
bel. Wan nub niht msbr bios ein ee.
lernter gDbme, ioroern auh Elm ges
lernter Oeiterreiter iein, I'm ben los
bprintbifhen 8soontsngGugen Der
Biener politit INNER foIsen 81 tons
neu.
Die Resierung IN aber aus ibren
Bsrlegenbeiten nod niht beraus. gDes
Der Die 9orIass iibtr bic Stalienilh.
Rehtsfofult1t nod oas Budget 1T
ansenommen. gu Der iloipenii6en
Sbftruttion eeTeQt fd Der ansriff Der
poIen ipesen Der St.lIun9 sur aos
ralfraee; alfo por 3tpiihenfdllen 1T
Baron gisnertb in bieism parliament
ME edns iiher. 3as, mas tan ei9ents
lid am msiiten Dor 8efubren fdiibt.
III Die polIiee GritIaffun1 Der Bolts
9rtrs','na . Suer Rs-atpungen ods
Bolt taum nod interefirsn. Die Silfs
Iofi9teit Der Reaisrun9, bic iih ipie eir
aaruFel imareiie berumbrebt uno BEN
Inideiu ertptden motts. aIs reiie re.
lpdbreno tie bod immtr nur auf bem
alien 1lede itebt, Bat nur nod IN Der
polIiptn 3erfobrsnheit uno Sbnmdbt
Der 8olispertretun9 ibr b0iss 8eeens
ftut. Ueii benz 6eroutommtn bes
6odiommers fhtuino.t DIE l.bt. Nus
iitt, nod Elm Stiid tpirilib ernit e.s
meinter aefebaebsriiter arteit 3u lei
iten. alio pertdgt man, ipas iibris III,
fir ben Winter. 1isies Silfsm;ttel
Der politiiden sraFtIoIieteit psrfpridt
spar audi niht pieI, aber Oisnsiht fdllt
biz bobin einem oitsrreihiihen polis
titsr Elm rettenber 9ehan,e Elm, ober ss
ssIinat gar, Tsutits unb gitetsn gu
psri0bnen. ober ss geihisbt Elm anoe'
reg Wtiratel. gDsnn aber niht, 10
pirp sbsn rforte.puriteIt."