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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-18
KAM5 MEET
VISITORS TODAY
Park Boys viii Show What Base
ball Material They
Have.

.eries Of four games has been ar
RANGED for the Columbia Park base
hall team. The first game will be played
Of the bows field today with the Kane
b,meba schools aggregation. The UNI
rre will call play BAH promptly at
tbrep-rbirtv, and the baseball fans Of
Honolulu will have their first oppor-
tnnitv to see the Columbia Park ath
letes in action.
The management of the Park boys
ba, decided to place the second team in
the field today to cross bats with the
Kams
This. by the way, is the team that
took first honors in "a baseball meet
promoted by the San Francisco EX-
aminer. there having been ffty-one
teams in the contest. Judging from this
record. the Hams are going up against
shifty and fast set of youngsters and
will probably have their work cut out
if they do not care to take the short
end of the score. The Iinc-ups will be
as follows:
Park Boys-Kerrigan. p; Chaser. C.;
Wihr h.; Peterson, 2b.; Waymire, 3b. !;
Coveney. S.; Roosenthal, RI; Nagel,
cf; Burke, IT,
Kams-Milikaa, p; Logan, C; Nc
Gowan, ID; Opunui, Oh; Hosea. 3b.;
Kahokualuni IS; kauhi. If; kalai, cf. i;
Poepoe, IT,
Saturday Games.
On Saturday the st. Louis College
,--;n al, =,
Columbia Park boys. st. Louis has one
of the fastest teams in the city and the
visitors will have to 90 some to get
the long end of the score. On Monday
afternoon a team composed Of the best
student players in the city headed by
Henry Chillingworth Will line up
against Columbia Park at halfpast
three.
On Tuesday
The big athletic day for the marOoned
visitors will take place on Floral Paa-
ade day when the Columbia Park track
team will have meet with Mckinley
High, and the Marines Will play base
ball with the Columbia Park S best ag-
gregation. The track meet will begin
lASAE'lN 1t WV tuLi dHu SupuIu bt
finished in time to start the ball game
at four. \ large holiday crowd is eX
Peeted to see Rice, McCandIess and the
other stars who will appear in public
Tor the first time this season. The
Marines Will present their best lineup
and every one knows that a good ex
hlhition will be furnished by the Half
Vets.
Handball Games.
A handbaIl tournament has been ar
ranged between the Marines and Y. NJ
t. \. teams to be played on the courts
at the Marine Barracks at I p. m on
February %, II and % There vii
be eight men on each team. three
matches being scheduled for February
%, three for February a, and two fol
February -. Both teams are practis
lag hard and the y NJ. C.. \. aggrega
ton is in the midst of "a tournament
with the all-student team this week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12
NEVADA WELCOME 70 THEM a,

During the past decade Nevada has
about doubled its population, but it is
not stated whether the Reno divorce
traffic or the prize fight business has
been responsible for the astonishing
increase. :;
However we venture the assertion
that most of the newcomers are what
an old friend would term ."undesir.
ables." !.
Probably no other city wants many
of them. Possibly they have been
chased away from their former homes.
Everybody knows that frequently
bad men and wicked women leave
this section rather suddenly" and the
next heard of them is in the shape of
a letter to some friend left behind and
which informs him or her that the
writer sis making good in the lond Of
the free" ~
What's altogether too bad for this
part of the country appears to be re-
ceived with open arms in several sec
tons of Nevada.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12
SANITARY COW TAILS.

Dustless and sanitary COW tails are
the latest innovation up East.
But how aobut the hind heels Of the
young heifer. Those were what gave
the writer as a boy the most trouble
as a mixer Of the festive bovine.
That was,true even in fly time.
But the COWS on our good old Yer.
mont farm might have been different.
They were Jerseys mixed with fine
Holstein-mul.es. ortraches or some
other fancy kickers.
I. AS we remember them how, they
reminds us of many of the newly.elect.
ed Congressman from the South. JEFF
Davis for example. But then he made
a consumate ass oflhimself.
The heifers made fool OF the young
man who. rather inexperienced, was
attempting to draw forth the lacteal
fluids, sitting on the wrong side.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12
mild, GENTLE LAXATIVE
FOR WOMEN GIVEN FREE

SO many Of the Ills of women arc due
70 haoitual constipation. probably be-
cause OF their false modesty on the sub
strongly called to the Importance of keen
ing the bowels OPEN It Is always inpor-
tant TO do that, regardless of the sey' INF
1t Is especially important in women.
From the time the girl begins to mem
struate until menstruation ceases She Inns
always vastly better prospects OF coming
through healthy II she watches her bowel
movements. If you find yourself consti-
pated; with bad breath. pimp!y complex
ION. headaches. belching gas and other
symptoms OF indigestion and consultation.
n luxe small dose OF DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
tive. You will find that You can do a1,ay
with salts, strong cathartIcs, etc, which
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12
GOOD FOR THE STOMACH.

u; The world took but little interest in
ORA Cooks confession.
He himself was most thoroughly
startled. by the sensation his report
OF having discovered nothing else
than a bean pole created
His confession comes; altogether too
late and If the magazine which pur-
chased the document paid very much
of a price for it the management will
soon. discover. We firmly believe. that
the country refuse to be further faxed.
It will put but little confidence in
anything Cook has to say whether 1t
be in the way of a confession or along
some other lines.
The days of the good old Barnum,
the prince of -fakirs, have passed. The
public refused long ago to be fooled
even part of the time"
Sometimes, as in the case OF Cook
they take the bate, occasionally hook
and sinker but its stomach has be.
come weak from long over.doses Of
this sort of stuff and 1t now rebels.
Good for the stomach.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12

z During the past two weeks health or
some other kind OF officials in north
Sern cities have been going after the
dealers, both wholesale and retail,
!, who have been selling rotten eggs.
One fellow. who was convicted OF ship
gingSo one hundred and seventy cases
lof bad hen fruit from Buffalo TO New
York was fined only $500. This amount
of money would buy good many
fresh eggs even at the present high
cold! storage prices. But a money fine
itiss In itself hardly adequate punish.
sment for dealer in rotten food pro-
ducts.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12
are entirely unsuited TO woman's require,

are are entirely unsuited to womans require.
,I Mrs. katherine Haberstroh Of McKees
Wheeler. Mich, who was almost nara a..
lyzed n her stomach and bowels are now
cured by the use OF this remedy. a free
sample bottle can be obtained By address,
ing ". Caldwell. and after you are con-
gist at fifty cents and one dollar bottle.
purchase Of his remedy ends his obiis
Eation. He has specialized in stomach
!iver ana bowel diseases for over forty
years yea and will be pleased to give the
~ Saa aS any ADVICE on tho subject free
y vi charge. All are welcome to write
him Whether for the medical advice
3, Ihe Tree sample address him DR..
NJ "; I'll ca, SaldTsll. 81 Caldwell building,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12
GOOD FOR ONE, GOOD FoR8ALL..

GOOD FOX UNE,I GOOD j Or ALL.
Democrats In congress have already
commentator harp about a tariff for
revenue only but the newly elected
senator from Louisiana was selected
only after lie had given pledge to
work for the protection OF that
States Industries. y s5
II for that. State why not for all the
State? d ID Y, h h
What is good for Louisiana, speak
ing as a general rule. Is good for all
of the rest OF the States, and on the
other hand what is bad for the sister
States would work d hardship to the
people Of that commonwealth.
Please, gentlemen, we insist, we
implore you to be consistent.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12

"a All merchants should remember
that Santa Claus is a most diligent
reader OF advertisements and that he
iiiyarsa bly, has money ipShis purse. Is
a word to the wise sufficient?
Nobody expects a poor fool 10 take
any lptiec Of what the editor says.
We nd giseti that fellow once not to
purchase cannon fire crackers for his
:Syettfs. son on the Fourth He did and
stlls sIIt,et ker's bill came in the day
saffsF HE funeral with a request to
lease remit.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12

paper pIibl shed in New York. evident.
iy Ii the interest Of tioney brokers,
or spossibly zone particular firm; says:
let us have easy money for every:
body except the crooks. Z \.
Well and good; but in the next
Ebreathsit says is5j
It's d good thing; for the country
that Champ Clark carries a Level
head NJ Z?
We! shall see. We shall see. j
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12

The New York World says: "out
Of the Kindness of his heart former
Justice William H. Moody says that
lie thinks Senator Lodge is the most
competent legislator in the country
Yet Massachusett could probably find
some Republican big enough to rattle
roupd In Lodges seat II he should fail
of e-election.'t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12

Only one member out Of 14o in she
I Texas legislature is a Republican.
Poor bleeding Texas but probably the
lone good and upright fellow is al
lowed to be there simply to create
,dhe Impression that 1t is not uncon-
siftutionala for a Republican to get
Into the legislature Of that big but
lads, governed State.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12

AT The Fire E'iend would only con.
fine HIS depreciation to such institu-
tons as 4 amnany Hall, not only New
York but the whole world which has
at times felt the influence Of that un-
sserunplous Organization, would rise
up and call him blessed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12
SOME MORE
tcontlnued from Page one.l
this fact has long been stated by the
official United States forecaslers.

this fact has long been stated by the
official United States forecaslers.
On the Job Again.
Our weather man Is on the lob
again this week and he will give the
predictions another fling partly to
show that he can make good.
He has given this weeks forecast
much though and consideration and
you can bet your small change against
a government. bond that he will put It
over the United States official fore.
caster. this week. That's the way he
felt about the matter on last Saturday
evening when he handed In the fol-.
lowing forecast for Fairmont and vi.
cinity:
: For Week Ending December II.
December 11--Partly cloudy; snow
flurries morning and early afternoon.
Warmer in evening. Temperature 20
TO 30. 7.
Right he Is SO far! Was not that
the kind of weather in Fairmont yes.
terday, Sunday? Remember, he pre-.
dtcted such on last Saturday even.
ing. ::
Now we come to to.day's weather
and through the week:
December 12-Cloudy. snow morn.
ing; partly! cloudy noon and evening;
snow flurries. Colder. Temperature
80 to 80.
December Cloudy, snow morn.
Ing; partly cloudy noon and evening,
warmer. Temperature 25 to IS.
December 14-Cloudy, snow or rain
morning; snow noon. and night. Cold.
or. Temperature 40. to 80
December 10 Generally cloudy,
snow f1urries morning; warmer, snow
noon and night. Temperature 25 to
b. nlecemberg Cloudy, snow mornst
Ing; older. snow Turtles moon and
night Temp ratire 80 to 25. X 81
DE 6enbef III cloudy all days;
Isnav tlnrriest morning Temperature
20. to 80. 4 X;
Deees her 1etldys SNOW morn;
I'M, and MT non; naftlF cloudy evening. !
COLDER. Tempe atpre 30 70 25.
\ NgSh Snow Fosnrassea.i
VIII be seselI that theye win be-
.tpucii Rfowfhil q ia Ne eurllly as
.llnrNT ne InLEI II'HlIN anvil INI 1Irtr c|III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12

Iipiyto Thursday. according TO a
press dispatch, sixteen prize-fghters
{ had been! killed during the present
j; years Some will argue this as a point
against pugilism but how about this
when they are ALL killed off there
I will he. no more of it. Verify, this
maybe a blessing in disguise.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12

e.ir. Edison knows just as much
ab6utl;th hereafter as does the babe
prattling on thetfloo Just'that much
and; no more, says the Chicago Rec
FORD; Herald III,
Probably 1t is true but we venture
that the great inventor knows az
much about. the subject as the editor
Sof the paper quoted.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12

ifss very thing you have been
thinking of8 buying HER for Christ
mas gift has been on several Fair
mont counters: for a number of days.
You had better obtain 1t at once or
some other fellow will beat YOU to it."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12

lilcag6is pioneer packer, who died
other5 day. Us now said to have left
All estate Of 100000, 900, 1t is prob
able that AZ great many more than
twenty million people contributed
their quota to that sum.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12
IT'S. THE WAY ONE GIVES.

Giving to the poor is insult. There
should be no poor in this bounteous
world. and there will not be forever
If people will but teach by example
that industry and economy mean
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12


heal q, iiappiae I'D ,ieti.y - .ttlie
,tnibet land Bali News.
Just as though thai paper xonld Ike
TO create the impression that there
were no poor. no needy people In his
community. e X 81 y rs 4 g z
Il OF course when one extends the
helping hand OF charity. he should do
~ with proper tact and not say for:
tnstance: q; = Y (. X y q. "a
Here is a turkey j have brought
you as ] knew you had nothing In the
house TO eat..s' Z,
OF course many OF the poor, accord
Ing to our idea are not to blame for
their condition.
a We have no sympathy for the fellow
who Will mot work when honest labor
Dis offered him but let 1t be remem.
{bered thatlmany sections OF this coun-
TRY contain widows, most estimable
woman who were left widows within
Ia large family OF young 'uns on their
lands. Some OF these are sickly.
Many are inyalids. "A few are Grip
piles. lft
Bah! on the idea that the giving
TO the poor is an insult, al I;
+ But for goodness sake don't taunt
them with the fact that they are un:
fortunate. are poor.
Many of the. so-called poor are hap!
py, more comfortable than some OF
the milionaires. For they actually
enjoy life, never. having known any
thing better.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12

clouds will move NORTHEAST until the
10th, then southeast. The falling Of
some of the scheduled CLOUD masses
here will bring q cold wave rasaiting
in It's being very cold on the 18th ans
18th; cold, II not colder, than i has
been this winter. which viii ssrlKe
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12

Aeroptaning is growing safer every
day Two Ffenehmen fell six hun.
Bdtea feet In their machine one day
last week and were but slightly In
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12

They say he fell in love W.. her
when he sawSher dancing in her bare
feet" 90
He probably inherited his liking
for bare feet. His father laid the
foundation of his fortune as chiropo-
dist."-Chicago Record Herald.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12

i7airmont on the evening al the 18th
iasting about so hours \
WI our man make good this
Reeli? = sigis Y &
Some Of the boys in the West Viz
5:lnian Office say yes others are skepsi
.ical.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12
AZ
Money Is keeping pace with the
saSiators for. 1t certainly Is flying
these days.

y Ghicago plans ia ten per cent. cut in
sasathpratesi Hereis dollars tosdough.
nuts that the brewers VIII follow suit.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12
The Chi f1nasI
Glove Store;

Gloves for everybody, for
every occasion-but we call
them all Christmas Gloves now
because we're selling :1 hundreds y ID Cd
Of pairs for gifts. Gloves make
excellent gifts, but it is very i'm
portant that they be reliable
quality. You are assured Of
that hcre-we sell Gloves sub
ject to exchange when return,
ed in good condition.
Women's Gloves, .Sl.9o, s1.59
and $500. ildAq
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12

e. S AZ. l. SEE.
eEEigan's Financial News 4 weekly
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12
Handkerchiefs for EverybodY5ct os1

Nobody had ever espises fine Hand
kerchef when it comes at Christmas
Pure Linen from Ireland Embroidered Swiss and Ma
deria as fine all the best that
can be bought to sell at these prices
Roxed Handkerchief women in box at csc and i'll
box. embroidered all different, at DOC and 75c box.
Chldrens HandkerchefsE ain box at 15c and csc.
Mems Plain Initial Handkerchiefs 10c 15c, csc or
All 25c Handkerchefs in lo$sof 8; at box
given free. s5ss 3Sf5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12
Art Embroidery for
Christmas Gifts

Novelties that are useful at low
prices. For example:
At 25c-Pillow Slips, Necktie
Racks, Hat Pin Holders, Pipe
Racks, Jewel Boxes, Handkerchief
Gases. Glove Boxes, etc.
At 50c- Pin Cunshions, Hand
kerchief and Glove Boxes, Sewing
Boxes, Pillow Tops, Laundry Bags
etc. IS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12
Golden Morning Hours
Women's Suits e xtraordi binary

dollars these two weeks before than
other the year Hence these January prices now
instead Of Don prices any others
were much lover begin with The best values are
$15s Suits now asgs s. s. ". @ Z . So 85
$40 Suits now ST. ID. 53.. . .s
$25 and, $50 Suits now 4. ss., # 4. . - 81 IS $40 So
$35 and $40 Suits now . s. d! Il. ~. S IS S26S58
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-12

II has more than double the
space this year, and grown.ups
stand enchanted with the wonders
mat are ever new at Christmas.
Dolls Of every kind or description
are here in great numbers.
Toys that wind up and get a
move on. Blocks, games, books,
rubber toys, COWS, horses, lions,
elephants and some Of the cutest
dogs. Everything to delight the
children. Bring them in today,
let them enjoy the treat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-27

= uGity &uQ Sar" 1T pergaugc-
mes Sabr nidt NIT ben anocrn
Stenern besa1lt iuproen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-27
Nroaent, heroboeaondtlt.

1888 Nroaett, Derdbeegoitaet. Slt
bent oleiden 3eitrolln bate iid Die
5taotbeDolferllng mebr olS perDop-
pelt. Sic betrue 1905 34,818,797,
s.. +. mobrelto iie Dor 35 SoDrcn
Dinter Der 9eoolferu1te oes floUcn
2anoes Inn 11h Wtiaionen 5ltrlld-
gebIieben mar %iibertraf iie oieie ieBr
Inn 9 Miuionerl, uuo ooS @odse
tltln Ser 1taotilhen 8en0lferung
idreitet no6 porwGrts. Sin oieielIt
Jortidritt boben oie @roBItaote nit
uebr ols 100000 g%inmobnerlt SEN
9roBten anteiI. @Gbreno iie i'm
Sabre 1871 BON Ser @eiommtbepol.
ferung 9euti6lonbs erft 4,8 Sargent
5eberbergten, bate ii6 oieie 3o6l
6is gum Sabre 1890 idon ouf t2,t
1ebobelt, unb nod Ser 3dblung bon
1905 moren bon 100 gillmobncrn
oes 0eutiden Ieides fait 10 gemo9-
ter elmer @robltoot, s.. +. Ser Ml1-
tell bot ii6 6einabe perpierfobt, luG6-
reno er in Sen Mittelit1oten nit 90
Big 100000 Ginpobnern lrtr bon
70 onf 1888 geitiegen it, 5. +. iiG
nod ni6t einntal perooppelt, in BEN
fleinen Staoten Is Bis 10000 Sim
rpobner) mir Die maBiee Steigernllg
Don 1t,2 off 1874 erfobren bot
mo in ben 2onoitaoten io9ar potl
t2,4 ouf 1871 berobgegongal lit.
Bon BEN 1853 8ro5ent Ser 9ebol-
ferung, Die 1906 ouf bent floben
eanoe mobnten, eeborten ia &ro-
'ent @elneiltben nit meni9er ols 100
sinmobnern, II Iolden nit 100 Bis
500, 1881 @emeinben nit 500 Bis
1000 @innobnern an, Ser &eIt bon
1887 Bro5ent @en1einoen init 1000
1is 1000 ginpobnern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-27
9cmtidlanb als SmSnitricitaat.

9eutidlano bot in Den lesteu &c
Snbren in 5lrnebmcnoen1 WaBe bos
@eprdge zines SnouItrieItaotes on
genommen uro bos zines 9lgroritaa.
tes bcrlpren. 9ieie 9otiahe forum
in Ser erideinung gum @usorud
Dob Der 8ro5entias Der it6btiidea
gepoIferuua itetiq iteiqt, mdbrenS
Der Der lGn6liden abnimmt. Syn
sobre 1870 botte Deuti6lano runS
Al Willioren Ginmobner; BON Die.
fen mobnten ouf Dem 2onbe 26A
MiGionen ODER $50 8ro5ent, oooe'
gen in ben St1oten cTnidlieBlid) oet
2onoIt6ote bis 5u 1000 Ginno6ner
beruntcr rlur 14A Millionen, ooel
|36,1 8ro5ent. Die 9onobep0lferrmc
i'll MN ouf oieiem Stonbe bis 1896
ettpa iteben geblieben uno bot Icit
Dem cin lonaiomes Sinfen ge0ciot
10 oab Die lette 9olfs50blung nol
1905 MIR nod eineil geitano bor
25, 1922 All ginmobner erqob; Dol
nobe3u 2.3 mar bie 2onbbepolferun@
auf penieer ols Die Sdlfte. eenot
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-27
Bier in N,nerifa.

Gin beioaoeres Gopitel in Dem &c.
riht beonipruden Die giienbabn-9(n-
9eltedten uilb geipiIie 5abrifetobliie-
ntents.
8ier, ge6rmtt aus Wol5 uno
Sopfen, lit BON Mnfaltg an fir Die
8eidide oes 2anoes beItimmcno oe-
Deien. Die 8uritoner, sic nit Der
gWoDflomer" no6 4merifa fallteil,
miirben niemols an1 8lpmolttb- 5cl-
len on Der &iilte BON 3ell-gnglonO
gelonoet iein, es miiroe nientals Elm
geeu=Gnglano" eege6en ba6en uno
Bolton miiroe ME sur @obnell- ltilo
5hmeinefleiih-M etropole oes @elr-
ans getporoen ieil1, menll es nidt
lpegen oes @ieres eemeien mGre.
Die 8uritaner pom bette tim 10.
als OF lire 8orfabren Nbitineif3icr
qemeien mdren mo iih nor ieocnl
9ierfaB befrell8iat bdtten. Siltori-
ide Sotiode lit inoeiien, BOB sic 8il-
gerpater, ols iie nit Ser .Mop.
floiper" bie Meiie nod Der nelleli
8elt %ontraten, cine 2abuug @ier
~nitnabmen. Gen oantnIigen 8iollic-
rem mar es 8ienllid egoI, mo Tie i'll
Imerifa lanoen miirben. GigetIlldj
polten ie noh @irainien. Mber hntf
ibrem oroBen 8itrite NOR i~tnteriuegs
bes 8ier uoIle" aenorbcn mo, ba
ibnen Die nabe aiilte bonn ictigell
Neu=Gnglano %ipinfte, bei6loiIen fie,
lieber gil lanoen nno friIdcs Nicr
gu broltelt, o~nitott oie 9feiie nod Sir
ainien fort8uiebeu uno oobei 9nrlt
gu leiben.
Iaes Dies uno nod nte6r lit in
einem 8llde geidiloert, bos iocben
i'm 8erlaq Der 8ereiniqten Stoatcl
CHARACTERIZATION eridiencl, lit mo
8olllts Sbomom gum @erfaiIer bot.
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