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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17
TRIES TO HAVE
ACTION ANNULLED
Reynolds Presents Resolutions
Directed Against Telephone
Ordinance.
CLAIMS IMPROPER FILING
Says That Amended Copy Was Not
in Office of City Clerk for Week
Before Adoption.

Claiming that the ordinance present.
ed by the Central Union telephone
company which was passed by the city
commission July had not been on file
for a week in the city clerks ONCE n
its completed form as required By the
city ordinances, Commissioner Robert
r. Reynolds this morning offered a
resolution for the rejection of the Or
dinance. No action was taken on the
matter as there was no second to the
resolution. However, it viii be thresh-
ed out this afternoon as a recess wds
taken till 4 O'Clock when that matter.
with others of lesser importance will
be up for settlement.
GETS 5000 FOR CITY.
Il will be remem bered that the -ordi-
nance as It was adopted by a four to
one vote of the commission, gave 70
the Central Union corporation the
right to take over the plant of the In
ion Electric Telephone and Telegraph
company upon payment of $1,000 to
the city for the privilege. II also pro-
vided for a maximum rate in the city
as well as connections with rural and
farmer lines in the surrounding coun-
try. In fact, the ordinance is con.
sidered by the majority of the COM
ell as the best thing olttaipable for the
city, under present conditions.
The Central Union has promised that
within very short period, the service
will be placed on a better basis with
the installation Of more switchboard5
and other apparatus which will tend
10 do away with present difficulties
experienced by patrons.
REYNOLDS OPPOSED.
The ordinance was presented a day
before il was first considered. After
some changes had been made in ii, the
commission moved for its considers
ton Friday June 80, but because
Commissioner Reynolds objected TO il.
It was necessary 10 lay It over till
the following week under the rules.
Thursday July 6, ii was adopted az
special session
What action will be taken on the
matter is a question but it is possible
that the council will again move its
adoption and therefore legalize their
action as the document has been on
file for . longer period than the ordi-
nance requires.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17
Social Events
MRS. M'MEEKN ENTERTAIH..

TRI-CITY EMBROIDERY CLU b
met Saturday with Mrs. Margaret Nc
Meekin with Is of the 20 members
present. All spent the afternoon wIlh
dainty needlework and chatting, and
the hours few all too quickly. Dur1 =.
the afternoon piano numbers were gIy-
en- by Mrs. Edna McMeekin OF E""x
Island and Mrs. Rose Bowen gave sew
eral readings and three vocal num-
bers were greatly enjoyed. Later II
the evening the guests were invited
to the dining room. where the hostess
served at a large table, assisted by her
niece, who poured at a smaller table
All enjoyed the afternoon to the n
most. Arrangements were made 70
hold the next meeting in two weeks al
the Quick cSmp on Rock river. when
basket picnic will probably be held.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17
HOSTESS AT BRIDGE PARTY.

MISS MAUD HARTZ, AT HER
home, 531 Nineteenth street, Saturday
afternoon entertained a company of
young women at bridge party, three
tables being played. In the games the
favor, an embroidered guest towel, was
won by Miss Lutte Thompson of Dav-
export. While some of the young la
dies played, others sewed, and a very
pleasant afternoon was spent. The
hostess served a nice luncheon follow
ing the games.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17
MANAGUA IS IN A SIEGE
Prisons Filled With Politicians Dis
loyal TO President DiaZ.

Panama, July I7.-Mail advices
from Rives. Nicaragua, forwarded
under date of July 10. describe the
capital. Managua, as in a state of
siege. Prisons are filled with polit-
zeal prisoners loaded with chains.
Many OF them are not charged with
specific offenses, but are suspected OF
disloyalty TO the government and
President Diaz Advices further
state that kilograms. cablegrams and
even private correspondence is rig
idly censored.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT.

ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE OF
the engagement of Miss Anna Mae
Sinclair. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Pet
er Sinclair of 100 Twentythird street,
Moline. TO Ray o. Roderick of Rock
Island. Their marriage is to take place
Wednesday. September 81. and the
affair will be a home wedding. Miss
Sinclair graduated from the Molin ;
high school with the class of 1904 aud
for the last FIVE years has served as
head stenographer at the Republic
Iron and Steel works. Mr. Roderic'I
came 20 this city several years ago
from his home in Pittsburg and is new
employed at the Standard Oil Cic'h
factory. They will make their home
IL this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17
FreIoht Rates Reduced.

Washington. July IA material
reduction in freight rates on sash,
doors and blinds and other house
trimming products from Wisconsin
mills TO points IN Central Freight asso-
citation territory, particularly in the
states of Ohio, Indiana, Michigan and
Kentucky, was ordered today by the
interstate commerce commission. ef-
fective Sept. l next.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

REV. l. o. NOTHSTEIN, AT THE
parsonage of Grace Lutheran church,
Saturday afternoon at o'clock, Off
ciated at the marriage of Miss Ellen
Samuelson of Moline to Rudolph
Wolfrum of South Rock Island. They
were unattended. Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf
rum have gone to housekeeping in a
new home built in South Rock Island
on Twenty-fourth street and Tween
tieth avenue. Mr.. Wolfrum is a car
penter by trade.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17
NELSON-NORRMAN.

MISS ANNA NORMAN AND JOHN
Nelson were married Saturday after
noon at the home of the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. C G. Norman, 4509
Eighth avenue, Rev. n. J. Forsberg of
Zion Lutheran church officiating Both
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson have been en-
ployed in the bindery department of
Augustana Book concern. They have
gone for a short wedding trip and will
upon their return make their home III
this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17
ANNOUNCE WEDDING DATE.

Camblin and Paul G. Brown will take
place tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at
the home of the bride-elect. Miss Cam
bin is actively engaged in the work of
the Memorial Christian church and
Brown is driller in the employ of the
Silvis shops. The bridal couple will
leave following the marriage for Den
yer. Col, and after a weeks visit will
make their home with the bride-elect's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Camblin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17
MRS. MARY SUMMERS.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Sum-
mers, aged IS, who passed away Sat
urday evening at $50, at the home
Of her son. Hugh, 30sz Twentieth
street, was held this morning from
Sacred Heart cathedral, Davenport,
with burial in 81. Marguerite's Gene
terry. Mrs. Summers died after an
illness OF three months. Her hus-
band, Patrick Summers, who passed
away 10 years ago, was one OF the
men who helped to build the first
railroad into Davenport, and was in
the employ Of railway companies all
his life. Mrs. Summers was one of
the Oldest members Of st. Marguer-
ties, now Sacred Heart, parish.
Three years ago she moved TO this
city, where she had been living with
her only surviving son. A daughter,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17
RETURN FROM RIVER TRIP.

THE kALITAN AND MARIA
tana, c. H. Deere's houseboats, return
ed yesterday after a delightful two
weeks trip up the river, which was
enjoyed by house party of young reo-
pie, guests of Charles and Dwiga.
Deere Wyman, chaperoned by Mrs
Deere, Mr.. and Mrs. William Butter
worth and Miss McShane. A trip was
made to st. Paul and Minneapolis ard
a stop was made at Dubuque for Ibe
boat regatta. Members OF the house
party were Miss Madeline Murphy of
Rock Island, Misses Eleanor nd Gar
trude Walker and Jack Cram of New
York city. cousins OF Charles AMI
Dwight Wyman, and Lawrence Pope.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION MEETING

THE TRI-CITY BRANCH OF AU-
gustana Alumni association will be en-
tertained tomorrow evening at the
home of Miss Gotta Bartholomew, II;
Thirty-fourth street. The affair will
be a porch party and is the third OF
the series of gatherings given by the
alumni during the year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17
C. G0TT0LAERE Is
SUING FOR PARDON
Has Been at Joliet Prison for II
Months-Sent Up for Killing
Man in a Fight.

Cyriel Gottolaere, who was sent 10
the state penitentiary at Joliet from
here on a conviction Of mansiaughicr,
Is attempting TO secure his release
through tn board of pard ms AJtor-
ney w E. Whiteside OF Moline, who
defended him at the time of his COR
viction. appeared before the board
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17
Public Notice.

The undersigned hereby gives notice
that ne will not be responsible for any
debts that hiS wife, Elizabeth Frank
may incur after this date.
July II. 1911. GEORGE FRANK.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17
PICNIC ATFEJERVARY PARK.

THE LADIES OF THE GERMAN
Evangelical church will picnic at Fej-
ervary park Thursday. They will meet
at the New Harper at 1870, where they
will board the car for the park.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17
Pres dents Cousin Passes.

Cornwall .On-Ffuds son, = Y. July
I7.-Joseph H. Taft. cousin II Presi-
dent Taft. is dead of paralysis. Tat
was an architect, but for two years
failing health had kept him in retire
ment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY.

EDWARD L JOHNSON SATURDAY
reached his 21st birthday and the &C.
casion was celebrated by the boys who
are camping at camp Brick Bat on Rock
river. They invited a company of
friends to come to the camp and spend
the afternoon and enjoy a delicious
camp supper. Harry Cue in behalf of
the company presented Mr.. Johnson
with a handsome signet ring The
members of the camp are Carl Hoffer,
Charles Kennedy, Frank Golf, Harry
Cue, Charles Albery, Albert Johnson,
and Lee Nelson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17
Was snatched OFF Car.

The suit case stolen by Charles
Stewart who is now in jail as a result
of his capture by Conductor w. J.
Hennessey, was taken from the briige
line car on which Hennessey was
working and not from the L. S. Nc.
Cabe delivery automobile as war er-
roneously given out Saturday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17
FOR MISS ROBERTS.

MISS MARY CRISSMAN OF MO-
line will entertain Wednesday after
noon for Miss Marinda Roberts of Fort
Madison, who is her guest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17

Friday and entered a plea fer his CHI
ent GottoIaere, It will be remember
ed, kicked a man IN the head during
a saloon fight over a year ago. The
man died from the injury and shorty
afterwards Gottolaere was sentenced
TO prison. He has been there II
months now and has made a recon
for good behavior.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17

motored into Kansas City in a large
touring car, in which there were four
others. They made the trip in without
accident, but on their way out they were
not so fortunate. While in the out
skirts OF the city the auto was caught
in a pocket between a large electric
truck and a street car.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17
POSTPONE MEETING.

THE JULY MEETING OF THE
Young Peoples branch which was to
have been held thic evening has been
postponed, and no july meeting will be
held.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17
CHASES SPOUSE
OUT OF HOUSE
Louis Danibale Angered When
Wife Refuses to Sew But
tons on Clothes.
NEIGHBORS SAVE WOMAN
Prevent Husband From Administer
ing Beating-He Is Arrested and
Sent to County Jail.

Because she refused to sew buttons
on his clothes. Louis Danibale, an east
end resident, last evening chased his
wife from the home, and but for the
Interference of neighbors might have
punished her severely. The neighbors
summoned the police officers, and Off
GERS Mccarthy and Herkert went to the
place and placed the man under ar
rest. A gun which was in the house
had been taken by the neighbors, and
it was turned over to the police. This
morning complaint was filed against
Danibale by Henry Gibson, 21S Forty
fifth street. Police Magistrate c. J..
Smith imposed fine of 5000 on DAM
bale, and he went to Jail to serve IL
out.
FLASHED A RAZOR.
WELDING a razor in a threatening
manner resulted in Seraphine Won de
Vere's arrest, and in his being bound
over to the grand jury under bonds of
$500 on a charge of assault with a
deadly weapon. Last evening the fell
low became involved in a scrap, and he
pulled the razor and was for cutting
H. Dhulster, but others entered the
fray at the moment and averted a seri-
GUS scrap. Henry Won Severen was the
complainant.
William Wilkins was fined So and
costs for disorderly conduct. Charles
House was fined $40 and costs; Mae
Little was fined SO and costs, and Oil.
yer StetsOn 81 and costs all for diSor-
DERBY conduct.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17
sIIRpRIsE MRS. kANNIsHu.

THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY OF
Zion Lutheran church Saturday after
noon called upon Mrs. Sarah Kanni-
shu, the returned missionary from Per
STA, and presented her with a purse
of $13.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17
RetIred U. s. MsIor KIlIed.

Philadelphia. July l7.-Major q.
Woodruff. L. :. A. retired. was killed
here by failing down az air shaft. He
formerly lived IN New Orleans.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17

coming here from the Moline Pluw
company. Mr.. and Mrs. Garrison will
receive the congratulations OF many
friends in Rock Island and Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17
ALL THROWN OUT.

The latter oollided with the auto,
and all the inmates of the machine
were thrown out and injured more or
less severely. AS both the auto aud
the car were travelling at a pretty fast
clip, it is remarkable that no one was
killed, and little short of marvellous
that the intlSies were not more seri-
GUS. The auto was a wreck.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17
BETHANY SEWING SOCIETY.

THE BETHANY HOME SEWING
society will meet at the home tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17
LAY BILLS ASIDE
Commissioner Rudgren Plans
Appropriation for City En-
gineer Department.
PRESENT SYSTEM FAULTY
Claims of Employees Charged to
Other Departments and Chaos
Is General Result.

A couple of bills presented for ser
vice rendered by employees in the city
engineers department were tabled this
morning by Commissioner Martin T..
Rudgren, who has under way a plan to
make a special appropriation 10 carry
on the work of that department. The
bills were for small amounts, and as
soon as the council can complete plans
to transfer from the contingent fund
an appropriation which shall provide
for the needs of the department, they
will be allowed. Possibly 81, 900 will be
placed for the use of the department.
Heretofore there has been consider
able difficulty in chasing accounts to
earth when they have been contracted
by the city engineers corps. simply
because the bills were allowed and
money appropriated from the fund of
the department in which the work was
done. The change will enable City
Engineer Wallace Treichler to know
just what he has TO work on, and it
will systematic the work on lines sim
liar TO those in other departments.
MONEY GOES FAST.
More than half of the funds which
were deposited with City Treasurer o.
l. Lit of the Peoples National bank
Saturday by Commissioner Rudgren
has already been used to satisfy old
claims against the city, the greater
number having been for work on the
Sixth and Seventh ward sewer sys-
TENS. The remainder will probably go
within short time as it is a mere
drop in the bucket when the entire in
debtedness of the city is considered.
Another of the items for considera-
ton at the councils meeting this after
noon is the bill of the Pittsburg Filter
company which is being presented by
John Dennison, its representative.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17
is TAKEN
Miss Florence EVERY Near
Death as Result of Mis-
take in Drugs.
THOUGHT 1T WAS MORPHINE
Swallowed Large Dose and" Falls to
Pavement-Caims Druggist
Gave Wrong Stuff.

Mistaking strychnine for morphine,
Miss Florence Everly, 40 years old
swallowed 25 1-40 grain tablets of tie
former while on her way to her home
yesterday. She fell in a faint at the
corner of Sixteenth street and Thirl
avenue and struck her head on the
bricks, infiicting a deep cash She was
carried into the police station ana
there DIR Alfred Stocller administered
an antidote. After working over the
woman for two hours, he said that she
was out of danger She was taken to
321 Fifteenth street.
BLAMES DRUG CLERK.
In explaining the mistake to tie
physician, Miss Everly said that she
had gone into a do Tntown drug store
hortly before the accident and had
asked for morphine, which she was n
the habit of using. Evidently accord
ing to her declaration, the clerk h2d
made a mistake and given her the
wrong article. The physician stated
that the amount taken was sufficient
to cause death, ordinarily, and but
for the fact that the woman had been
addicted to the use of drugs and had
become accustomed 10 them, she
would not have survived the effect of
the dose.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17
River Rlplets

Alumni OF Browns Business college
will give a moonlight picnic this eve
ming on the W. w. and barge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-17

Mrs. Winnie Briggs, and two sisters,
Mrs. Sarah A. Feeney, and Mrs. b. j.
Dishinger, survive.
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Gin fatboliI9er 2eier Der "Stlmn's
ser @a6rbeit" ienoet uns fol9enoen
9lusIhnitt oes bier in Glepelono er@
iheinenoen fatbolii9en Mo6enblattes
pom 81. 9(usuIt. NIT Der gitte gu,
oenIelben gum gluben unb 5rom1nen
9lller abaubruden, mas biermlt 9e@
i6iebt.
9(n nGehIten 0isnItas Den 5,
September, beginnt Die S1uloeit IN
Sen meiIten unIerer tatbplilden
BfarrI6nlen. gs erIGeint uns ais
anqebradt, an bisier Steue onf oas
alien Gltern unter itrcnser Strats
perbietet, lire 8inbsr in Die glaubens
lcIen DIfentli9en Sdulen gu ihlden
3upioerbanoslnben Gltsrn miro Of
9lbfolution peripeiaert tperoen. GOT
lei Dant banosln Die meiiten tatbolt'
i9en Gltern i'm GinfIans NIT Der
@eieben Ser Stride uno laien ibrei
s9inoern cine edit 9riItlihe gr5iebunl
anseoeiben, aber lsibsr sibt es nod
INNER einise gltern. oenen es an
riatisen Werifdnonib fir Die gfotb
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Sesialiitiiel,e 1pabieafnpaene srSftnst.

@cnoIie s. 81. 9futbenberg u
,'nier 9iirgcrneilter -Gonoibot con-
centrirte ouf 1tb bic groBte slus-
5ei6nllng. Seine Slrt, Die Cages.
fraoell 81 bcbnnoeln luno Die Cages
preiic ms ri6tige 2i6t Der geur-
tbeilltng 5l ieten, mor 10 ilber5en-
gclto lno lidtpoll, oaB er Die 3rbo-
rcr llnpillfiirlih NIT ii6 fortriB. Gr
bebonoelte nltsfiibrlitb Die Stellung
ser Eortei sur StroBenbabngeiell-
iGoft lno betonte, OoB nltr Die 60
5ioliItiidc Eortei in bicier 9lngele-
0cnbeit oic SSntereIien Ser Stooi
reip. Scr 9iirgerlf)ait uertrete 0el
Goncon Bel ser Mobl cine 9eieOer
logc 81 berciten, beOellte, Die Stoo
aus ibrrn &louen 81 befrelen. Gem
Ieoc bie Goncon, 10 lci Die Staot ou
,$ubr3ebntc ser @naoe oieler cor
rlln1pircnbcn ousbeltcrilhen Slpp
Ichait iiberliefert 9ticIigcr Seifol
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fir perberbli6 unb neiB etnen neuen
amerifanif9 iOealen @e9, ben Soctaz
.ismus berbei3ufiibren.
Socialismus ober gli9ts! lit bic
parole, aber nt9t bur9 8etbeiligung
an Der golitit, ionbern = = ia,
9err auFel, pirb uns bas 90 ie?
oieQei6t Ipdter einmal perrat6en,
sinItmei!en lit es iein @ebeimniB.
gGir un5ererieits bdlten es nit ben
prin8ipien unb Der Sattit Der inter-
notipnalen Social 9emofratie unb
era4ten bic 8et6eiligung am Offentz
liAen 2eben unb Die SteQungnabme
auf 9runb unIerer iociuliftiifen GrS
fenntnib gu alen politiI6en Cages
fragen ais 8orbebingung fir Die 8ez
freiung Ter 2lrbeitertlaile aus ben
5siIeln bes &apitalismus.
Ber ben Weg Der 8et6eiligung am
politii9en 2eben Ieitens Der fluiienz
tepuBten 2lr6eiter berrpirft, benz
blei6t nur nod Der 8eg Der 8epalt
na6 Qlrt Der 2lnar6iiten iibrig, Elm
Deg, Der Die Qtrbeiter niemal5 gum
3iel fiibren pirb, pobl ufer Ie6r
lei9t @elegenbeit bietet. periAiebene
Fiibrer an ben 0algen gu bringer
unb 10 bic gan3e Nrbeiter 8epe.
gung fir lunge 3eit labm gu legen
Wir erinnern bier nur an Gbicugo
uebri9ens rut6en mir uniere 2eier
| no6mals ben Qlrtitel vSocialismu.
| pber g}i9ts" in Nummer 9 pes ng4p'
gu leIen, um felbit urt6eilen 81 ton
nen. y.
0a su glei6er 3eit tpie mir Die q
| 3. @plts3eitung Qtrtifel iiber oasIelb
5bema nit 8e3ug auf 8enoiie Rufe
per0ffentlih bat, 10 tppllen mir IN Ell
nem 5peiten 2lrtitel audi beren 4rgu
mente ben 2eiern 81 8eb0r bringer
- Die Heb.
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comeentriren. Die Serau5gabe zines
enGliT6en 8lattes lei bon Ter grDbten
@ibtigfeit, benn BON Der barmpniz
i6en Cooperation Der Io5ialiItiI9en
pre7e bdnge Der Grfolg Der 4gltation
ab. grpBen 8eifall erregte es, als
Der Hebner ben WoDprsz@anbtbaten
gflt6enberq nit ben anberen Ganbtz
baten Der anberen parteien perglid,
tebauptenb, baB Die pdrtet IN tbm
einen Guberit fdbigen, ernitgellnnten
unD ebrli9en Mann aufgeTtellt bale,
Ger, penn gemdblt, iich niAt fllrdten
tperbe, all Ieinen 8egnern IN jeOer
0iniibt, alio au6 bur9 feline Sntels
liqena Elm Yaroli 81 bieten, babel
qebe er niht in Die Wablcampagne
nit periDnli9en 8erlpre4un9en, lpIs
Die 9lnbern, lonbern nit Der folioen
9latform Ieiner Yartei ais Gruno@
lage, unb auf bieier grunola9e itebe
Ct feit unb ii4er, gemdppnet 9e9en
alle 9tiirme unb Infe4tunSsn.
@enolic s. Saboff NOR Der
brittle 9cDner, lpelhcr lib DC Con
Ititutions-Gonpention sum Sheno
oenontnlen battc. 0o lcine slllsfilb'
runacn bon geoelttlng iparen, 10
lulroe ser @u1id) untcr ben Impe'
iellben lallt, oielelben allsfllbrlld I'M
Yortci-Srgan nieoer5uaeben nns
on onoercr Stelle Oes Slattes &C.
lhiebt. sllle brei HeOner muroer
entbllialtiid) enpfangcn llno nab
reno ibrer 9lniprnden lulo an
Sh(uB nit lebbafteltcn Seifall olls
nc5ci6net.
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11nlere ,,eiambensieien" $ebnlen.

penoigteit uno Widti9teit Der tatbo@
liI9en Yfarridulen feblt. Wie iolde
gltern es nit ibrem 8etpiHen pere1n@
5aren t0nnen, ibre &tnOer Den log.
vgublic S6ppls" an5upertrauen, 1T
uns Elm HGlbIel, lie peroen ober 1paz
ter ielbIt einmal Die Ierantipprtun9
trdgen miihen."
OieIe gluffproerung lit eine olrecte
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tboliIden Rinber in einem Dem 2ano
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