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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-05
\ SUCCESSFUL CAMPAIGN.

Pendleton was out yesterday upon
a peaceful invasion of the territory
northeast Of this city and from every
standpoint it was a successful expe-
dition. 1t was not a business getting
trip. 1t was made to urge a greater
and more systematic exploitation of
the resources of Umatilla county and
to promote community. good fellow
ship between the towns of Umatilla
county and between Pendleton and
Walla walla. Assuredly those pur-
poses were accomplished.
Where ever the junketing party
went in this county yesterday the gos-
pei of more publicity was preached.
People were told Of the plans Of the
county publicity bureau and were urg-
e3 to support that move They prom
ised to do so and If their assurances
are to be taken at full face there can
be no doubt Of the adoption Of the
plan. If that plan is adopted and the
work is carried on vigorously and
systematically, as is intended, it will
work for the closer settlement and de-
velopment of all sections Of this i'm
perial country. It will result in the
recolonization Of the country districts
and will make the towns Of the coun-
ty bristle with new life and business.
AS for the cause Of community good
fellowship surely it was aided by the
junket trip. Yesterday was an oc-
casion upon which all communities
could unite and they did unite. The
Pendleton smile and the Pendleton
handshake were everywhere received
with favor. The courtesies extended
the visiting delegation showed that
the people Of this part Of the inland
empire are not narrow or petty. They
are broad and progressive people and
are ready to join hands in working
for the general development and ad-
vancement Of this God-favored por-
ton Of the universe.
Pendleton people who made the trip
yesterday enjoyed their visit to the
Garden City and to the towns along
the line. They appreciated the
splendid manner in which they were
entertained at walla walla and at the
various points within this county.
Come and see Pendleton, sometime.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-05
WOODROW WILSON'S VIEW.

President Woodrow Wilson of
Princeton University made a speech
before the local Princeton alumni of
Pittsburg recently that has startled
IAN the wan ghosts of the ancient
cloisters, says the San Francisco En-
aminer.
He also sent two hundred Pittsburg-
ers into a shiver of cold and forbid
ding silence.
President Wilson said that he had
determined to spend his life in the
democratizing of the university; that
the endowed universities of America
look for the support of the wealthy
and neglect their opportunities to serve
the people, and that the type of uni
versity men that we are mainly pro-
dUcing is a patron of privilege and
won't do"
incidentally the speaker admitted
that the state universities are more
democratic than those that depend up
on endowments and the patronage of
rich men.
1t is no answer to this indictment
o. bigger education in America to say
that comparatively poor men are
flccking to the universities every year
in increasing numbers.
The point is not that poor men are
unable to get an education of a GER
tain sort, but that the teaching tends
t. become warped to suit the narrow
and inlberal notions of a privileged
class.
y system of education is not made
democratic by being made cheap.
1t would be possible to give every
body college education on a meal
ticket basis whilst utterly destroy
ing that democracy of the arts and
sciences for which Mr. Wilson is con-
tending.
The truth is-and Mr.. Wilson does
well to emphasize it, even at the risk
OF chilling the Pittsburgers and the
pedants-that the real humanities and
sciences are in their very nature DEM
ocratic and universal. AS a culture
conceived in the interest of monopoly
is mere conceit-devoid of all ar
tistic and scientific validity.
Under the patronage of monopolists
the intellect of race is sure to de-
cline and to precipiate itself at last
in social decadence and caiamity.
Mr.. Wilson is right in saying that
intellectual "self-possession" is nee
essary for safe guidance through the
maze of our social problems.
IF America shall lose it's self-po-
session." so says this brave college
president, "she will stagger like France
through fields of blood before she
again finds peace and prosperity un-
der the leadership of men who under
stand her needs"
Happily there are multitudes of
men and women in America, of more
or less schooling, who understand Mr..
Wilson's gospel of democracy quite as
well as he does-who understand that
learning must be democratic in order
to be sane.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-05
Be PREPARED.

great many people prefer to slide
along the line of least resistance. to
get along just as easily as they can
to paying the price i'm preparation for
something better, says Orison SWEET
Marden in Success Magazine" They
are not willing to prepare themselves
for wider larger place. They know
that their education is deficient, that
they lack special training; and they
know that they could manage, some
how to repair their deficiencies, but
they lack the energy to do so. They
prefer to slide along in an easy-going
way, with the least trouble possible
to themselves.
How many wrecks, how many in
complete and wretched lives we see
everywhere because people did not
think it worth while to prepare for
much of a career! They thought they
would get just a little education to
help them along: just enough for
practical use. They did not think it
worth while to dig down deep and
lay broad foundations. They did not
see life as whole.
The reason why the lives of so many
people are mean and stingy and juice
less is because they put so little into
them. they make such a meager pre-
paration in education, in culture, in
training. in thinking. Their harvest
is small because they SOW so little and
such inferior seed.
If the youth expects a rich, golden
harvest. he must prepare the soil. he
must do some good sowing in the
seedtime
You cannot take out of your life
what you have not put into it, any
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-05
ON WITH THE RETREAT.

1t is understood that the county di-
visionists are already in retreat.
Under the fire to which they have
been subjected since they launched
the ill-timed scheme for carving UP
this county they have decided to
change their proposed boundary so as
tc leave Athena in Umatilla county.
Very we'll. But the entire Athena
country as well as the town of Athena
properly belongs in Umatilla county.
So does the town of Weston and the
country surrounding that place. None
of the country south of Dry creek
wants to secede from Umatilla county.
1. is doubtful if the majority of peo-
pie north Of Dry creek favor division.
The secessionists should continue
their "crawfish" movement until they
reach Blue Mountain station, or bet
ter still they should keep going north
ward until they make the northern
boundary Of Umatilla county one and
the same with the state line, as It is
at present.
Nothing good can result from county
division.
United we stand; divided we fall"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-05
more than you can draw out of the
bank What you have not deposited.
ATMOSPHERE OF CITIES.

German cities are studying their
atmospheric conditions. The fact that
sunshine lessons rs population be-
comes more dense, and especially
when the activity of Industrial CEN
ters expands specifically and in
creases in intensity. has long been
noted, says the Chicago Tribune. An
increasing tendency to fog has also
been observed, and both are effects
of the imperfect and incomplete COM
bustion of coal
Modern industry pays toll for this
in the injury of delicate fabrics, the
general depreciation in .ha value "
many articles Of trade and househ0fd
>use and the increased cost of cleans
ing. Since the battle is waged with
growing energy against tuberculosis.
physicians and students of social Sci
ence feel that the problem of purer
air for the dwelers in cities has be-
come primarily important.
Statistics have been collected for
some time past. They demonstrate
how little sunshine falls to the lot Of
the residents of Industrial cities even
when the sun is obscured by smoke
particles. In no German city has the
loss of sunshine, due to fog. equaled
that of London, where the foggy days
during the three months, December,
January and February. increased
from Is to 81 during the last half
of the last century.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-05

In addressing the meeting at Mil
ten yesterday ]. p. Neal leader of the
county division forces, stated he was
not a taxpayer of this county Fatal
admission. Neither is Mr.. Neal a
registered voter Of this county, for he
came to the state but a few months
ago. Would 1t not be well for him to
wait few years before undertaking
to revise the boundary lines OF this
grand old county?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-05
: e~~~ ~ 80
A BOOSTER SONG.

. Put you hammer in the locker,
= Hide that sounding board 4
. likewise,
. Anyone can be a knocker,
. Anyone can criticise.
y Cultivate manner winning,
= Though it hurts your face to 4
. smile,
. And seems awkward in begin 4
. ming 4
; Be a booster for while.
, Let the blacksmith do the I
B pounding 4
B That's the way ne draws his I
pay;
, You don't get a cent for pound =
inE
; sain, and sinner night and :
B day.
Just for solid satisfaction
, Drop a kind word in the slot,
And I'll warrant you'll get ac-
ton
B Fer your effort on the spot.
B Kindness every time beats
5 knocking,
, Mirth is better than frown; 4
, Do not waste your time in pick 4
, ing 4
B Flaws with brothers who are 4
D down.
y And it isn't so distressing 4
D If you give a little boost
. To the man the .Fates are press
D ing 4
= When the chicks come home
. to roost.
. Yes. the old world will be 4
. brighter 4
. If you kindle friendships 4
. flame,
. And thus make the trouble 4
q lighter 4
q Of the man against the game.
. Send your crouch on a vaca- ,
= ton,
y Give your grumbling tones a
. shake,
. And with grim determination ,
. Throw your hammer in the I
lake.
= Selected. 4
= 80 90 % 2 q .
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-05
5000 In Her Stocking.

Trenton. y. J-Mrs Martin Young
wife Of prosperous White Horse
farmer was robbed Of 5000 by two
highwaymen while returning to her
home from the house Of a neighbor.
who is seriously i'll.
The footpads found four $50 bills
in Mrs. Young's stocking.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-05
IRISH WOMAN DIES AT 10
Received Congratulations FROM the
King on Last Birthday.

Dublin, Ireland-A wonderful old
woman of 10, reputed to be the old
est person in the kingdom has died
at the village of Carrickmore County
Tyrone. She had been a widow for
SO years, after three month of mar
ried life, and was always known by
her maiden name-Peggy McQuirk
Though bent with age she was re-
markably hardy and active, and until
few years ago used to go about in
her bare feet in the summer time Up
to the time of her death she held the
post of keeper to the local courthouse,
though the duties had latterly been
performed by a deputy In Novem-
ber last the king sent her two pounds
and a congratulatory telegram
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-05
"All for one; one for ALL"
Hunting the Motive

why do you think he is enforc-
ing the law?"
Il don't know, I'm sure. There is
his duty, Of course, but that is not
usually considered motive."-St.
Louis Post-Dispatch.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-05

Colonel Roosevelt, it is announced,
has more than eight thousand verte-
brae for the Smithsonian Institution.
What pity they are not for congress.
Pittsburg Post.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-05

The Stranger-Was the new candl-
date much put out when they threw
the stale eggs at him?
Native-He was. sorr. He was
awful decomposed The Sketch.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-05

The One-Do you believe, with
Shakespeare, that all the worlds a
stage?
The Other-Yes; but instead of be-
ing players, I believe that most Of us
are stage horses.-Chicago Daily
News.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-05

Umatilla county is united by a chain
Of friendship that was strengthened
yesterday and which will be hard to
break.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-05

The publicity move is fully launch
ed. Now let us see that the ship
reaches port next November.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-05

Work and boost for the Eastern
Oregon normal school.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-05
A Reliable
Remedy
EIy's Cream Balm

~ quiChlJ aDSOTDeu.
Gives Relief at Once.
1t cleanses, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased men,
brane resulting from
Catarrh and drives
away q Cold in the
Head quickly. Re-
stores the Senses of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-05
CALL FOR WARRANTS.

All road fund warrants registered
from the first day OF July. 1903, to
the first day Of April, 1910, will bs
paid at my office in the county court
mouse upon presentation. Interest
ceased upon date OF publication.
Dated Pendleton, Ore, April 10,
1910. q. w. BRADLEY,
County Treasurer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-05
DR.. PierCe'S FavOrite Prescription

:: = !.
Is the best of all medicines for of diseases, VI M*m
disorders and weaknesses peculiar the V3V<Xk
only of its kind devised by regularly eradu wv
aed physician experienced and skilled specialist in Wf
the diseases of AkM&&XXr
safe medicine in of
THE ONE REMEDY which contains N o alcohol s&sss%
and injurious habitformng drugs and which WS3s&SN
craving for such stmulants. ~N&JSSS
THE ONE REMEDY good shat It's Nm
are not afraid to print its every ingredient ~ u
each outside bottle tho n
truthfulness of the under cath.
sold medicine
get it, Don't take substitute Of composition for this medicine
KNOWN COMPOSITION No counterfeit the genuine and the drues
VINO says somehng else us Dr. Perces either mistake
or his
trusted He thns with priceless posonyour health
may be your life itself. See that wha ask for
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-05
A LINIMENT FOR EXTERNAL USE
FOR SALE

1900
There school house
months school
The raised a
sold 800 of cabbage
furniture
toned here for So half
to be ound
E. T. WADE
Office in American National Bldg,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-05

fI7VO "III DIIIuII. UII BIC DU CtS., at Dfug-
gists or by mail. In liquid form, 40 cents.
Ely Brothers, SO Warren Street, New York.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-05

Do you take the East oregonlan?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-05
E. T. WADE

Office in American Bank Bldg Pendleton ore
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-23

oes republifanife Sniurgent=@anoi=
Batter / 3 al Statens IS Diitrifter.
Speafer Cannon giennominerebes /
is. 9iltrift me6 ct Tlertal al 5000
Stemumer oper Moofon0ioaten, en
SS%niurgent. @enrp g. 8ol1tell, 5ton6=
potter, ser / 12 Mar far reprel EN-
teret 8. 9iitrift / Chicago, bleo iloaet
al en- Snlurgent. See S'Neil 8romn,
Ser iioite ltge blep frifjenot al en-
SSlrp for at bape foretaget 8eltif=
felie / 6orbinoelie mes 2orimers
Galg til 6orbunosienator, blep gien=
nomineret til 2egislaturen tillig me0
% al 6e 80 oemofrottife 2e%gislatl1r=
meolemmer, ser ltemte for 2oriner.
S 9for6 9ofota bill Golgfompog=
men bite meyer parm taar. Sen
oemofratiife @uperner ''1rfe, ser CT
&an6ioot for @1enpaIg til treble Ser
min, begprote / @an6ogs en- Sour
ne giennem Staten, poa botlfen ban
nil boloe 6 6ore6rag 6aglig, og ban
aeter loa piot multgt at beige bpert
County. &epublifonerne far cabinet
@opeofporter for begge Gortifldie |
9ismarcf og oil begpnoe Galgarbej=
set ONT fort Si6. st al Sc @pergs=
maol, iom oil fomme lterf / Sor=
grun0en / &agnen er, om ser ifal
gj6res 6oron6ringer / Sen MI gi9l=
benoe Yrimerpolg=2op. Ser inopen=
bes in1o6 Sen, at SEN paaligner &an=
0i6aterne for itore l16gifter, ioa ltbe=
mi6le0e Men6 ct iaa at lige aflfaar=
ne fra at bltpc @mbebsfon6iooter
og at SEN ptrfer / &etning al at
iplitte Hartiorganiiationerne. @bor=
piot ser oil bliDe foretoget 9@norin=
ger al 2onen oil beienligt bero poo
lt6fol0et al Galget / Mobember. 8li=
Der mango republifanlfe &an6i6ater
ilooet pe6 bette, pil lonoipnligpis Ell
9@n6ring blipe frepet og gicl,1enl<
f6rt al 9egislatltren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-23
Sra G%olifornia.

California, &acific @pitens lterite
o9 rigeite Stat, u6en Spibl SEN Sta>41
/ ll1rionen, iom tilbpoer Sc iterite y
melt forifjelligarte0e Muligbeoer,
tilOrager Jig ite6ie mere 6e anterifall=
lfe Sfanoinapers Spm9rfiombe6. Gr
tiltagenoe Strem al u6pan6ri,la
gaar ira 9it= og @ellemitaterne
imob California, ser tilbp6er Mnle0=
ming til laa at lige enbper Slaes
3prfnil1g al 9rift, og me6 lit oper-
alt f%ortreffelige Selma bpoer Sc aIler
gunitigite 8etingelier for enbper til
Sprettelie at ct MT Stem.
Smtrent mi6t i staten ca. Zoe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-23

@ile Sp0peit for San 6rancisco og
gjennemifaaret al Sc itore &opeo=
iernbane=9inier, ligger Starislaus
County / Sen berpmte San Soa=
qltin 9al, bpor man finoer noget at
set rigeite og melt %pro6uftipe 2an0 /
Stoten. gn al Sc aller beolte 2ono=
Itrefninger Der ct &or1cbo sci &l1er=
to, Ser I'LL ct self / min6re 6arme poo
10 Mcres -og mere, Ser l10bp0es til
Salg peo Or. g. S. 9lomgren, @e=
neralagent for Moropeiten, Minneo=
polls, Minn. Soet hi benriier til
bans Mpertisl ennent / Bette Ml1mer al
@looet, lfal ri tilfpie, at Ser fer al
lereoe er begpn0t Ell @oloniiation,
UNDER Mopn al Natteriou=&olonien,
Ser far pltl16et flor 5ilill1tning al
Sfonoiuoper. 0enne @oloni fan
mes rette gipes Mapnet uMeierimo11=
oens Eora0is"> ioet alle UorbolO for
ener Jig ON at p6e Sc beolte 8etingel-
ier for lennen6e Sorobrl1g og @eieri=
origt. Ser er $4,000 Mcres beren=
Sc nn0er oenne &oloni, me6 SEN 6pbe=
ite og rigelte Sorb og Ell parig o9
motpmmelig Silipriel al @an0. l10en
Spipl pil Meieri0riften blibe oenne
&olonis @oreoerbperp, men ser 9 er
foreprigt ingen 9prfning al Mfgre=
Ser, ion pil mislpffes ber. 6r,1gt=
abl er lpffe6es fortrinligt fer, mao
fife beore ems noget on6et Steo / Ga
%ltfornia, og al Mlfalfa fon Der b6=
ties 5 til 6 Mfgrpoer bper CONNER.
neutrality-suspicious. er 1topertreffe=
lige, mes uomerfe0e 6irefte Sernba=
me- og 9ampifibsforbinoelier til Snn
6rancisco og on6re ltore 8per.
Moar iao mango 2nnite ON foo
Gage iamlesi 6resl1o til 9anif @ro=
0erlomflun0s &onpention, er Ser it,
fert blanbt Sem mango, ser bil be-
nptte Mnle0ningen til at lie Jig ON ef=
ter ct NIT Stem ltoe / @eiten. Set
er Dor iifre Sperbepisniug, at oisle /
Observation-Disclosures / Stanislous
County nil finoe bpao De feger, og
pil fl11ne op11oa set til cit rimeligere
Eris ems moaife noget aroet Steo I
@etrogtning al Sc itore 6oroele.
Mange Sfonoinorer far ollere6e b.
lat Jig Ser, og Mr. 8lomgren til
bore illteoe beo &onpentionen pg
gipe alle forn6one Splpsninger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-23
5ra po0tikenS 5e(t.

S Montana ofbolotes 5orsoog ii0=
lte l(ge repl1blifonif Stotsfonpe11=
tion for Domination al cit &ongres=
mano, @eielteretsclerf og Sernbone=
fomisi9r. Stm10pot=& epublifor1err1
1ominere0e olle tire &anoiooter.
Sen enoelige 0pejprelie al 5tats=
palgct / Maine @anoa9 iiolte l1ge oi=
ler, at Demofraten Ylailteo ct palgt
til @ltperner me0 ca. 5000 Sten1=
mers 6lertal oper sen republifanife
&anoioat, @l1pcrner 8erl1olo. Stl
&ongresi en ralgtes 2 &epublifone=
re og 9 9en1ofroter.
@eo ErimGrpalgene / Staten
@aibington Sirs0ag iiolte l1ge ponot
Sniurgenterne en- afgieren6e Sejr,
ioet Miles Yoin0erter al Spofane,
S%niurgent, ieireoe / &ontelten for Il.
g. Senator meo 100000 5temmer
ober Moofan0iooten, CONNER 8l1rfe
at Seottle, og bapOe 6lertol / bpert
eneite al StatenS Gouttper. 9es=
u6en nominereoes 2 Sniureenter til
&ongresiens ltnoerbus.
3enofroterne / ytetp Serlep far
nomineret EreliOenten for Hrtnceton
ltniperlitet Or. @oo0rom @ilion Ill
Eortiets @lpern9r=&onoi6ot. @illon
ptl frdtrpoe @reltoenttillingen peo
ltniperiitetet ON ban bliper polgt.
Set antoges, at bans Domination er
Gel ultotet al EN- 8epp9elie Mon6t
9itens Demofrater for at itprte 6e
ro6ifole glementer, ser li6en 1896
UNDER 2e6elie at BrDan far itpret
&ortiets Eolitif, og gipre @ilion til
9emofraternes Hrelibent=&onbioa
be6 set noe ite Solg.
S Mebraifo ct ser foretoget en-
@ftertplting / 0ouglas County al
Sc beo &rimarpolget foiteoe 0emo-
f%rotilfe Stemmer. &eil1ltatet bleb,
at ifient sen nuberen6e @npern9r,
Sbollenberger, pan6t SO Stemmer,
bar Fan Mo6fanoioat, Mapor Dabl.
man al 0maba, 6og ct 6lertal al
200 stemmer ODER Sballenberger.
9enne itille6e 6orlangenoe ON, al
ca. 800 at Sc afgtpne Stemmer ifa]
fo%nfiiferes iom ulobli9e, men ba1
it6en erfleret fig billig til at alter'
fienoe gftertallingernes &eiultat
50. S. 8rpan bar erfleret, at bar
life bill 1tgtte 9ablmon pao @runf
al oennes Shilling til Spiritnoia
Spgrgsmaalet.
ge6 set 9ors6ag ii6ite l1ge afbol6
te Grimarpalg Sllinois 11o11inere
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-23
'iommen bar en- nobreoelie at &C
100000 gfsempIorer.

100000 @fsemplorer.
@or internationole Sefreter flyer,
at sen 6anife Mrbeioerbepegelie er
langt SEN be0it ongoniiereoe / Ser
sen. Gems Brogram CT set iomme
iom Set tpife &artis og / 0perens=
ltemmelie meb 8ebegeli en / on6re
2an6e.
Som ct @fsempel pao 9epegel-
iens Stprfe fan 0ens Stptte al Sen
fpenife @eneralitrejfe onfpres. Cant
iterne ienote til Sc ipenife Mrbejoere
noe ten en- balp Million &roner, bpil=
fet er fire @ange mere, ems ser TOM
fra Mrbejoerne / 6e 6oreneoe @ta=
ter. Set er tolp @onge mere, ems
gnglpn0erne gao, og mere, ems Der
fom fra Eitrig, 6inlan6, Scbmeit5,
@ollan0, 6ronfrig, @elgien, Canada,
Spanien og Stolien.
@n66a teller Mrbei6erne / bette
lillebitte 2or1o life mere ems omtrent
100000 Meno og @pinoer. @ltioa
CAB Sc ca. 5 ST.. bper og ejgr iaole~
oes Mrbej0ernes Millioner ollie an
6re Steoer til Sfomme.
Saoleoes er set lille Danmarf
me6 fine glimren0e orgonilereoe teen.
fenoe og, intelligente @enneifer en-
Snlpiration for Mlper6ens Mrbei6ere.
9e far piit, boa6 @nigbe6 fan u6=
rette %operalt. 9e bebpper life at toge
6eres Silflugt til on6e Sr6 eller Sp=
rgr, Sc bebeper life at la6e @ugIer.
ne tale for Dem. De organiierer Jig
/ al Stilbe0, iamler Jig, i%treifer ian1=
men, ofgiper oeres Stemmer fam=
men og fieber iamn1en. De far De-
res egne neutrality-suspicious.,
&afeer, &lublofoler og 5beatre. Sc
bar 0eres egen Eresie, 6eres egne
Soreninger, oeres eget Borti, beres
egne @lltifer. &olittif let eier Sc MI
6e 8per, lom 0eres Mrbei6e bar reiit.
De eier ttl0els Set 2on6, oeres Mrbei=
Sc bar gjort frobigt. 9e uogjpr in
gen un0er0anig, frpben6e &lasie, iom
ieler Jig / Snaps og Mu06er. 9e
itaar ranft og oprejit og ier ielp 6e-
res &orge lige / ginene.
Sc tigger life ON noget. Deres
&rm fremiattes roligt og / @epioit=
be6 on1 6eres Magt. Seller life far
Sc @altperf. @agten bor life giort
6em ipimle. Sc peo, at Sc er en-
Del al en- @er6ensbepegelie, .og at Sc
mao felge 6enne. Sc pe6, at Sc fife
Blot maa babe en- Mojoritet of oeres
eget Soft mes 6eln, n1er ogioa al &c.,
bofolfene, for tiliioit at pinbe felt
Sejr."