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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
IjlY Of REST FOR ALL
|EXCEPT THE JUDGE
Attorneys on Both Sides of
the Mcnamara Case Visit
a Mountains or Seashore.
his HONOR KEPT BUSY
Rulings Are to Be Made Today
. on I-rampton and Winter
n, Challenges.
!, HONOR KEPT BUSY

'4as ANGELES. cal. Oct. 29.-ln the
s'.u,oins and at the sesshore, away
- ,or5srous law books and thick
fcn, i,rens,rlpts. were scattered today
w ,,o-ncvs of the prosecution and the
" e,,,,o arc defending James z. NrNa-
IA t... Indicted Tor murder as result
or,s osa Times buildings explosion year
tse..,rs,,on for continuation iomor-
.rLaraf tbe battle over challenges directed
a talesmcn MAS ana tluohed d'u cou'isI'
-ent the DAY in rest.
'3upI,r, ,'larencc :. barrow, chief coun-
4, for Inc defense. was an old friend,
.nstor CORE " oklahoma.
Tbs prisoner, James E. Mcnamara
LA is playing an altogether inconspicu-
Y. n,yi In the trial his attorneys at
y s,lne ali attention in their battle for
IL, had no visitors In Jail today. being
In with his brother. John J.. secretary
F,he international Association Of Bridge
la structural Iron Workers, who is
hitting trial on similar indictments,
'(}njv Judge Walter gordwHll found mat
.ihird SUndsy gave ms thoush' ~" reSS.
. -he WAS again occupied with the task
i ,be morrow-.rulings on challenges d.
.ctcd al falesme'i
'Tbe challenges on which lie is expected
4 ruIe tomorrow. however, arc those Of
.ampton and Winter, the courts iail-
|rr 10 disnualliS NnOnl on SdIuTUS! uI'"
.rth vigorous criticism fUon the defense.
'sWe arc desperately anxious 10 prevent
|nn,ptou and Winter from serving on
"a ,iurv." MAS lhe fiat declaration To
a court of Attorney Joseph Scott OF the
|oisnss. and at present The men are un-
IL challeng. for has growing out OF
hoIr answers that they would not con
nd on c,rcumstantial evidence.
The state maintains that this Is an un-
rosI ground for the defense 10 take in
crlninel case-that the substantial
|rhiE Of the defendant arc not impaired
.il benefited If tslesmen say they would
M Infict the death penalty.
The prosecution claims the challenges
fe jlI-timed after other challenges have
IN nlcrposcd and disallowed. The de-
|nFe on The other hand contends the op-
osItc, that a man who has any bias
|Iatsoever that would make him unable
. view the evidence in the proper per-
tcliyc should not be allowed TO serve.
This langle, which goes deep into vary
q answers of the talesmen in the rec
"a Is expected 10 he s'raightened out to-
0frow when court opens, and the cN-
ulnation OF other ialcsmen continues.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
eor,lcn.

Salt LalSc homestead No. 1l39. Broth
erhood of American Heomen. will have
large class OF candidates for adoption
next Thursday evening November l. AT
Federation OF Labor hall. corner Of
Fourth South and State streets, AZ the
meeting last Thursday evening Brother
Romln&c had another long list of appli~
cations for membership. The contest be -
tween bndy Nocua Ford and Lady Rebcc-
the most new members by the first OF
December rs getting lively. Owing 10
the large Increase III membership the
30 cents 10 - cents per month There
viii bc dancing and refreshments after
the Imitation ceremonies next Thursday
evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
FALL ASLEEP
AFTER EATING?
Feel DroWsy-Can't Keep
Your Eyes Open?

Thais from Gas in your stoma ch
pressing against your heart This pres
sure sends all your blood 10 your stom-
ach taking il away from your brain and
thus causes that irresistibl" druwsincss
BAALMANN'S GAS-TABLETS perna
ncntly remove Stomach Gas, and In Just
n few days use OF these tablets YOUR
drowslnoss will Inc replaced hy a desire
for Some pleasant form or entertainments.
These peculiar tablets are sold Tor 50c
- bottle by nearly every druggist II not
in stock tell him TO get them for you
from mis- wholesaler. or send soc IN silver.
stamps or money order 10 J. RaalmsSnn
, Co., 336 Suttcr St, San Francisco
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
Women of Woodcraft,

The meeting of Salt Lake circle No.
5ia WAS held last Monday evening With
Guardian Ncighbor Holiday in the chair
and all officers present Those having
tickets for tho dance Will please bring
them tonight so that the captain can re-
port The meeting Will start at s O'Clock.
All guards arc requested TO be there on
time in their white shirts,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
RE-ARRESTED AT THE
GATES OF THE PRISON

LlgAVNNWORTU. Kan. oct 9o,-Joha
{. Ma bray aud L.. Is Morse. members
~ the famous Mabray swindling gang.
were released from the federal prison
here today but their liberty was brief. At
tho prison gate Deputy sheriff WaodiuS-
ton and Prosecutor Frank J. Capeli. both
Of Council Bluffs la. rearrested the two
men on - state charge.
Loon Icser, who was the fake foot
racer al the gang, also was released to-
day. but lie MAS not rearrcsted. several
other members OF The gang are still In
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
I. 0, 0, F.

The meeting OF Jo,Irdan ladse No. 2. l.
O. o, r. tonight viii be session long
10 he remembered. a gathering OF un-
selfish mon who have worked shoulder TO
shoulder for the past thirty eight years
in one OF the grandest undertakings men
can band themselves together for, name
lv for what good they can do for others
and not for what gain they expect TO
them talk. brothers. The degree staff
viii confer tho third degree and Will en-
dcavor 10 show what they are COM
pf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
Pleasant Surprise Party.

very pleasant surprise was rendered
TO Alvin Foley. son of W. II Foley of 90
Islington avenue. Saturday evening. The
home was prcttily decorated for The oCca-
sion. An informal musical programme
WAS rendered by A. Il, Smith and others
present. after which refreshments we're
served About fifty guests we're present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
Fraternal Aid.

The Fratcrnal Aid association cor
daily invites all members ami their
friends To trcc Halloween social next
Tuesday at p. m. \ very interesting
programme has been prepared and tho
"spooks" will no doubt be there. The
social will be given in tho T.. A. 4. hall,
l93 East Thrld South street,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
X. OF 2,

on Tuesday evening the three Sal
Lake lodges OF the X OF F, will unite
and pay d visit Ia the Sandy lodge,
whepr a reception and entertainment, will
be given in their honor The three loca
lodges are the Rocky Mountain No. /.
Calanthc and Myrtle No. 3. and Lincoln
No. 2% The Sandy lodge Is MiDgo No 6.
The Pythisn Sisters will entertain with
lO-cent card social al the home Of Mrs.
Canning, 505 East Second South Friday
evening. November ?. al o'clock All
knights OF Pythias. wives, families and
friends are invited 10 atLcnd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
Woodmen OF the World

ueseret camp No. 40G entertained the
last Thursday evening with . programme
of vocal and Instrumental music. short
talks on Woodcraft hy members, mouo
locuc of sense and nonsense by Clerk
Fitzgerald followed br Csrls q. The first
prize for lade9 went 10 Mrs. v. Il. Pfelf-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
Tako Your Common Colds Seriously.

Common colds, severe and frequent,
law the foundation of chronic diseased
conditions of the nose and throat. and
NAV develop into bronchitis, pneumonia
and consumption. For all coughs and
colds in children and in grown PEI
sons, take Foley's Honey and Tar Gem
pound promptly. observation-disclosures
Drugs, five stores
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
Foresters of America.

Court Sail Lake No. | requests mem
hera 10 be present on TUESDAY evening,
November I, as several important busl-
ness matters win come before tho court.
All visiting brothers are welcome.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30

BUTTE. Mant,, oct. so.-pr. Dcnnct
Welsh aged 81 years. well known
young physician Of Brooklyn. died of "
phoid fever tonight, lie was on Il Visit
To the Rev. Father w. T.. Joyc" of this
CITY Dr. Welsh was a son OF Thomas
j Welsh, chief of electrical apparatus
OF the BROOKLYN police and fire depart
neOte.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
ADJUSTMENTS

COLONIAL rHEATER-"BabvM Mime.
al week. Matinces on "Wednesday
and saturday, at 2:15, Evening cur
tain SIS.
OEPHEUM T II r A T r. R-Advanccd
vaudeville. Al week, Mstineos
daily at 2:15. Evening performance
begins al Sis.
GARRiCK THEATEE-Garrick stock
company in Texas PLAYS all week
with matinees on THURSDAY and sat,
nrdAy al 2;la. Evening performance
starts AT S;l5
e NJ = f. T. s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
vaudeville. Matinee daily: two
he formally opened Wednesday even
ing.
MAJESTIC THEATER-Ahbrsvi
musical comedy by Majestic COM
pahy. Matinee daily. Two evening
performances.
MISSION THEATER-MotIou pictures
nnd vaudeville. Afternoon and even
ing,
LIBERTY THEATEE E-Motion pic
lures, songs and orchestra. After
noon and evening.
CASINO TF1EATER-Motion pictures
and vaudeville, Afternoon and
evening
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30

night. November :. AT Is. of L, hall, l6i
Second last street at o'clock sharp.
4 card party will he given foV the
ments on Friday night, November Sc
Fifth East and Second South streets.
when all sisters. brothers and friends arc
inNitpl.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
Ladies' Auxiliary

The Ladies Auxiliary to the LOYAL
Order OF Moose, viii hold It's regular
meeting tonight At Moose hall. All mem
ncvs arc requested 70 be present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
r L. e. Auxiliary

Tic flrsT party Of series 10 he given
by the auxiliary 60 the II. uf l. r.. will
be bold at the residence OF Mrs. &. W.
Seaton. 36 East Fifth South street,
Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Take
Center street car.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30

Why is the soda
cracker to-day such
a universal food?
People ate soda
crackers i'm the old
days, it is true-but
they bought them
from a barrel or box
and took them home
in a paper bag, their
crispness and flavor
all gone.
To-day there is a
soda cracker which
is the recognized
staple Une e d a
Biscuit.
Uneeda Biscuit are
the most nutritious
food made from
flour and should
be eaten every day
by every member
of the family from
the youngest to the
oldest.
Uneeda Biscuit
soda crackers better
than any ever made
before made i'm the
greatest bakeries i'm
the world baked to
perfection packed
to perfec tion =
kept to perfection
until you take them,
Oven-fresh h and
crisp, from their
protecting package.
NATIONAL BISCUIT
COMPANY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
PYthian Sisters.

iTormion temple No. Pythian Sisters,
hold tleir regular meeting on Friday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30

Visit The Tribune's art studio. lo3
South Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30

the most pleasing that the Orpheum has
offered for n lonE time.
The Three Leightons in a condensed
minstrel show are great fun makers this
week Their song. Steamboat Bill Is
scream. and all Of their antics are Of
the refreshing sort. They dance well,
ton OF baseball In ragtme that makes
hit with everybody.
The singing of the Primrose Four is
OF The extremely pleasing kind "Onc
designation under which the Primrose
auartctte is booked. and ii certainly
comes M to, the mark. The voices, are
excellent and the songs arc new and af-
ford ample opportunity for splendid vocal
work In addition. the duartctte singers
have pleasing manner on. the stage,
which wins for them much favor
Stems, billed as the Danish conjurer.
is lightning Itself with coin and card
His palming is the height Of perfection
No sieght of hand performer ever learned
his deXteriiy is simply amazing.
The Blank family performs feats of
double juggling with a fnish of cxecu
tion that leaves nothing lacking. Head
Juggling is an art we'll mastered with
them and the number of things they keep
in motion in the air At one time Is be
Hiderlng. Their act ia eaborately
staged and presented with a detail conf
petc TO The last degree.
Deimorc and Leight give good en-
tertainmcnt With piano and song. The
pianist al the combination is a deft fin
ecred performer and tho one who sings
has some original rhymes OF his own.
They pleased the Sunday night audience
Immensely.
Mack Williams and Ida Scgsl arc dam
Gers the equals of whom are seldom seen
They have innumcrabe new clog steps
and they shuttle themselves into instant
favor with the audience.
The daylight motion pictures give the
news OF the day. and apparently this
feature OF the Orpheum's weekly bill is
winning friends every day, for the GUS
tom Of two thirds OF the audience lcav-
ing when the moving pictures begin APP
pears 20 be Il thing OF the past, The
Orpheum orchestra has some good Sc
lcctions this week as usual.
All told, the Orpheum bin for the week
l. n clean. wholesome collection Of acts.
all OF them merllorious and not a few Of
them exceptionally cntcrta ming
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"Ilc was bold, bad man was this des-
lie blew in town like a big tornado
And he wore his hat like the main ga
zabo.
With George -. Parker and Miss Helen
Collier In tho leading roles, the bright,
breczv western comedy. Texas, was
played to Il capacity house at tho Car
rick theater last night by The salt Lake
Amusement association. which starts on
Its seventh successful week at the local
playhouse,
Fashionedi. along the same lines of Tie The
Great Divide" and other plays depicting
western life. Texas has distinct SEN
lImcntality all its own.
played b. George Parker has all of the
chivalric honesty which has made the
cowboy of Texas and the west such a
conspicuous character in the history OF
the carly west His lines were well read
and his work especially strong in the
love making clmaxcs with Texas West.
portrayed ny Miss Collier,
Dallam. ono Of the cowboys from the
Triple Y outfit. falls in love with pretty.
vivaclous Texas West. daughter u Col
orcl Buck West. oNner and manager OF
the Enckbeah ranch which adjoins the
Triple y. owned by Lord Angus Trevor.
an Englishmau. He does not propose
to Miss West until after he has been
laid low by a bullet fired by Pasquale. u
border half breed. whom he had long sus-
perted OF cattle rustiine. Miss West
nurses him back 90 health at her fathers
ranch. with the daily fear that her hero
would fall In love with Lady Cccilie
Trevor. sister OF his employer. who was
visiting at her brothers ranch. The
character Of Fasqualc is similar to- that
Of '"rrampHs In the "NirSinian" There
is ample opportunity for drama tic work
in the part, but the cimaNcs require
swift action which was in some degree
lacking I'm last nights presentation.
Miss l.. beN. as Mrs. Minnie Pepper
corn, The widdcr woman and ranch OWL
er. read her lines well. and her nor-
trayal Of the woman who was willing 10
annex another husband. but preferred TO
keep him guessing as 10 the extent Of
her affections. was clcverly executed.
John Ipumner as Tank" one Of tho cow
hoys Of ibe Triple y OUTFIT and the bosom
friend Of Frrshwater Jack. gave clever
Interpretation Of the cowboy who rs al
ways ready 10 stand by his friends.
''TeHas" will be The offering ut the
Garrck during tho week.
Next Wednesday night when the new
Empress tleater on upper Main street
begins making history I'm Sail Lake, what
is claimed Ia be one al the most remark
able Juggling acts. involving tests OF
strength aud endurance. will be present c1
TO local vaudeville patrons. in Gerard.
billed as "rhc HercUloan Jngglcr
/ Gerard VIII be seen a tho Empress by
special arrangement with foreign the
! atrical organization which released the
strong man for limited period so that
he could play the Suiy -Considnc cir
cult
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30

Bamberger Electric Cars ito Ogden
every -hour-on the hour-in an hour,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30

With the single exception Of Mile CorI
who appeared on the Orpheum stage "A
month two ago in wonderful dance
no such graceful dancers have been seen
here arc III" Four Ellcs. who are on
the Orpheum bill this week. Two beau
tifUl young women and TWO handsome
men present 2n act that is tho c,nbndi-
ment Of grace In movement from begin
ming to end. The imitation OF n quar-
trttc OF leo skaters. with all their rhythm
OF motion; Is ihe last word III the dance
beautiful. Tho Brazilian dance as given
by the Elles Is another feature of their
act an act that throughout IL one OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30

LIBERTY THEATER Motion pic
lures, songs and orchestra. After
noon and evening
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30

MISSION THEATER-MotIou pictures
nnd vaudeville. Afternoon and even
ing,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30

CASINO THEATER-Motion pictures
and vaudeville, Afternoon and
evening
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Gbarles g. @intpn an gonb 5ill
y. u. SO. $1,000.
Sohn aerber on BAL. Seberoer
$3.50.
6snrp ). sdnab an Rarp aiel.
meper. 1915.
linton Wdbler an Gitisens q. u.
$500.
DlabsI 2. Sutfon an Samss o.
Cooper. $2750.
Ieam Wsber an College pin 8. Ii.
p. 60. $1,000.
Chris. Weueller on Ws. 6. grofpe.
$50.
Rational Chemical So. an SO. 6.
5ouitier. S23S3.
Stepbsn Moris on Soi. q. stinnep.
9erielbe an Sos. 0olion. $913.
8trieIbs an .. W. GehIer.
S15, ,080.
geriba Rod an gietOria 8. u. SO.
1. $4,000.
Wlattbtp aeIIp on 9bos. CORNER.
$4,000.
vtn., y. Wloore an Soutbern Ohio
Sap. ,9t. 60. $1,000.
arna .. DiIbur an psopIss gt. Ii.
Sar. 60. $500.
Huforb 5uro on Sob W. Rnib.
$4,000.
Ben Stdinfon on 6rant gopIes.
$1,000.
Y. 5eothsrtpn on 3urrp Gentherion.
$1,000.
Sioac Gregg an Gcutbern Sbip
SAB. Bt. 60. $1,000.
9uoa aerkn on Soutb<rn Sbio g.
II. &. Go. $1,000.
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Winteriturm an Der Nuroiee.
Bon 81 al b. aiiseIgen
(SlbftrnnoSJ0br).

Worm unb f.unt FRONT bie Cuff
iiber bic Horbiee, pon ben rbntbmis
fhen St0Bn bes Suoneiis portpdrts
attrieben. Rnpember iit's, ober oi.
Wdrme u,nflkbt mid nj. EN- Musuiss
tag. Jt irBe i'm kihteiten Sommers
onsag in 5tmos6rmeIn ouf Der
Stranpmuuer. Ginies Dumen trne.n
no6 Waihbluien. Stimmen tperpen
Inut. bic Don Baben iprehkn. 2lbsr bic
We1en uerben gu fart hasu, ibou
fprtbeH einise Biz binein auf ben 9os
ban Der QiegeboIIe. Die St0be bes
tDcrnen Winbes. Der uns Ibermiitbis
Iufris itimni, nebn,en an GemaIt su,
bic pinisrpanb Der einen QnpeboIl..
'fpirb einsebriidt. Mir miifen iie nit
8ulten itiisen.
gun iinft bic Gluib. Wir setxn na9
5ans. Aus bem fatten Grin bes
StaheIginiters, Der ben Gtrnnbtpeg
rubmt. leudien bic eolbersn Ghnets
tsrlines ibrer Wlltben. Jbre bolben
8liitben, ibr itreat unter ben f&rGgeR
Strnbkn Der foreen Minterfonne pers
idptnberifhes Golb iiber bic pers
ormte Jlur! 5br lnfenben, ibr nims
meruiiiben; tpie 2iebesgebitbte feib ibr
zines. ber in tisfer Naht iin f6on auf
bie Gonne freut bes nGhffen 9ag<s!
6tdrier nnb it1rter iDerpen bic
Gt1be bes Gturmes. CT kuIt ums
6ous nix Gorben tpilbtr grober Rus
ZEN. Gh,rer bdngcn bic Mofen pom
imnsH perbunielten bimmel. Dlib unD
Donner. Wopembernefter. unb INNER
fphtbenber unb ihneller fcIgt Minbs
ftpb nuf Winbifob. Wirb bdS 0uuS
bem ftanbbolten2 Mann ift bic nG6le
GIutb2 Rad WitterHn&t.
M!s i4 um / llbr Nn1ts IN ben
Gtrunb sing, nnuBte i4 mid sun5 nah
born Iegen iinb meinsn Gtod gum Mbs
iiobsn gsbranMen. fonit tDdrs ih nihs
poripGrts gefommsn. Der Wfonb hins
ter 5erfebten, iagenben Molten Derbreis
tste D6mnlerIidt duf bic buburuiens
ben WeIIen. lin bic metier rHrntnbe
pferbe, iHoumbebedt, itiirmen iie ouf
bds tlfer log. ibr 3iel; tobenb nebmen
He alle Ginbernifs, Bib fk ibre SABINE
IN ben Gdnb gef nIoeen bdben,, ibm
GIieb ouf UIieb obfetenb. nenn ile
serIMklIt SuridjiIien Mb<r iibtr be
lei6en ttiirmen iiG neue, G@Gnr auf
G&onr brnnR beron. 90 ns19en bie
S6paner pOr gpxt anbnr 6tnrm ges
loufen bdben.
S& hete am Mbbdng lnitten gipis
Ilf6R nsilsR alllll1ea el9ef -
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innetrobne. 10 eerieth.n iie balb in
0ergefenbeit. msnn nun beut5utage
eennoh cine eminsntsre probuitipitdt
in bitfer Rihtuns fih eelienb made.
10 fei biss nem umitanoe suSuihrsis
Sen. oaB sben auh bic 3abl Der 2sfer
fir jeglids Spssies snnebms. Dtm
Shriitiisller miiKs Is ieboh b1aig
frsissfteIIt blsibsn, Die 2isbe In ibren
unSdbIigeu pbaien gu fdilbern. ohne
enbers Ginihrdnfung aIs bic Hudfh<
ten auf ben suien @sfdmad unb feinf
eigene Wiiroe. SIM iibrieen n0ee ie
Der fdreibsn, mas er tpolls, benn BIZ
3eit isi Der snperIdfiisfte 1pbtensrdba
unb urbeite gegebenfnfalls gar fhnea
llnamuno, Der beiannie piIofopb uni
4eitbetitsr, ertldrt. ioipobl bas Wtn
foi1en ipie bic 2eitiire unmoraliites
Romone feBe eine geiitis. uno fiinitls'
ride SnferioriiGi poraus. Gs fei Diet
fan bns ndntIife publitun binf
iihsIih isines esiitiaen RiDsnus. bal
ba fir erptiide 4lbernbeiten, IoaiuL
rsDolution6ren llniinn unb pfeuoopliS
ieni4aftIite probIeme iih intsrsffre
Was alio sunddit Su betGmpfen mare.
fei bic Gummbsii! - alberto SnIuat
Elm seih6 st.rRoman5ier. elcubt eleih
fclls heutsutase cine nuberorotniliha
yrobuftinit1t In Romonen tonitatiren
5u f0nnen, bersn Groiit su ptrurtbei,
len mare, aIIein niht um ibrer ielbit
iriIlen. fonbern burd, bic Ssnoran3,
BEN itblsd,tsn 0eIhmnd nnn bie Wuk
eoritGs, bic fie betunbeten; benn oie
Grotit iei sernbefo ME bic Wpitif Elm
.gIsmeni Der STUNT unb icIhermnben
unnnIehtbor. Die aunji unb bic Mo-
raj nbsr isien ilnabhdngige unb ,inptr,
j1bnIife Dinse, unb pem5ufoIge Tonne
ss aud teinerlti Jmperatip Der Tint.
IsriIhen Wcral esbsn. Mun cine
hegdbte gr5Gblerin melbet iin nit ins
tereifanien Mnsfiibrunsen gum Mcrte.
grGfin pnrbo Doson. Die feIbH lrdb-
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