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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-17
SENATE KILLS
ONE OF THE BEST
BILLS OF SESSION
AFRAID OF SECOND ELECTION
BOARD BECAUSE 1T MIGHT
OPEN THE GATES FOR FRAUD
A TIMID BUNCH.

Ever suspicious and imagining that
in the bill of Sutton of the house they
could see a loop hole whereby gigan-
tic election frauds might be COM
mitted, Senator'S Nottingham, Abra-
ham and Dimick yesterday afternoon
in the senate precipitated a fight on
the measure with the result that it
was defeated by a vote of 19 to Z.
As a result the election boards will
be compelled to pursue the same
ancient and inconyenient course OF
waiting until the last elector has cast
his vote before they can commence
counting the ballots.
The present law provides that the
judges Of election boards must not
commence counting the ballots until
the polls are closed. The result was
that at the last election judges were
kept at their labors all night and in
some cases for two or three days af-
terwards. The Sutton bill with the
view of relieving this condition of af-
fairs and expediting matters provided
that within an hour after the polls
opened that second board should COM
mence counting the ballots cast.
Right here Senator's Nottingham
Abraham and Dimiek had visions Of
all kinds Of election frauds-some
one might divulge the count as II
progressed. 1t was pointed out that
this was safe-guarded by making the
divulging of any such information &
state prison offense; and that in 9th.
er states the same law had worked
satisfactorily but 1t was unavaillni
as all the three senator's and 16 9th
ers could see was fraud-fraud-
fraud and the bill was defeated
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-17
SENATOR
SINNOTT
EXPLAINS

Hello, Nick! You're looking
woebegone this morning. What's
the matter? Sore because the ses-
sion is ended"
That's the way a friend addressed
Senator Sinnott this morning, and
Nick in that dry way of his, re-
piled
"Oh, no; I'm ready to go home,
and so are most of the balance of the
boys. You see its this way; the ho-
tells have taken our salaries and the
bars have drawn our mileage, and as
promises to pay in the remote fu-
ture are at discount, it's up to us to
get away as soon as we can arrange
it. The arranging tits what gives
all that tired look,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-17
A SPLENDID
PLAY AT GRAND
TOMORROW NIGHT
SILVER THREADS" 4 STRONG
HOME PLAY ABOUNDING WITH
HUMAN INTEREST AND PRE-.
SENTED BY A STRONG COM
PANY.

Richard j. Jose, the famous contra
tenor, who will be seen at the Grand
Theater next Saturday in "Silver
Threads new play written espec-
tally for him by Martin " Merle, is
known among his particular little
circle of friends as a very good fell
low and one who is fond of springing
a joke on some unsuspecting victim
He tells of an occurrence in which
he was one of the chief actors last
season when he was on tour, 1t was
in small Southern California town
where the train stopped 20 minutes,
Jose got off the train and sauntered
into the eating house in the station
and seating himself at a table beck
oned to the waiter, the only one in
the place. The waiter approached the
tenor who was quick to see that the
disciple of Epicurius was not en-
dowed with an over-abundance of
gray matter.
Waiter" said Jose, bring me two
eggs, one fried on one side, and the
other friend on the other side The
waiter looked at Jose for fully min
ute and then shuffled off to the
kitchen. He was back in less time
than 1t takes to tell and asked Jose
to please repeat his order The
tenor did so, and once more the wal
ter looked puzzled and then retired
to the kitchen. Soon from the direc-
tion of the kitchen came much noise
and angry voices. The waiter came
uot of the kitchen. running toward
Jose. Please, mister" he blurted
out when he reached the singers
side, please mister, is it just the
same to you II have your two eggs
boiled? You see. the cook and me
has had MISUNDERSTANDING"
Mr. Jose left without the eggs and
the waiter is stin wondering what
he meant Prices, $1,5O, $1OO, 75c
and soc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-17
ASKS EXTRA
SESSION or
CONGRESS
ASSRMBLYMAN WILSON, OF CAL.
IPORNIA, WANTS SPECIAL SES-
SION OF CONGRESS TO REDUCE
TARIFF On FOOD AND CLOTH.
ING.

Sacramento, Calf, Feb. 17.-De-
claring that the present tariff on
necessaries, such as food and cloth
ing, is too high, Assemblyman Wilson
today introduced a joint resolution
petitioning President Taft to call an
extra session of the newly elected
congress to untax such commodities
as he believes increase the cost of
living.
Wilson's resolution says that the
progressive leaders of the country
have been crying that the tariff on
necessities of life are too high, so
regardless of the pending investIga-
ton Of tariff commission, he asks
that the president request the new
congress at once to act upon certain
schedules at least. About 16 other
states have sent similar petitions to
the president.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-17
jay Gould { oSIarry.

New York, Feb. 1.-THE formal
announcement Of the betrothal OF
Jay Gould and Miss Annie Douglas
Graham was the topic of gossip in
society circles today. The engage
ment was made known at dinner
given by Miss Graham's stepfather
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert
Vos.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-17
THE CHEAP
PAVEMENTS
DO NOT PAY
CONCRETE PAYMENTS HAVE
FAILED COMPLETELY SAYS
THE MAYOR OF DENVER, COL
OHADO.

"The concrete highway laid by the
CITY from Overland Park southwark
10 the city limits, near Petersburg, Is
not proving satisfactory" says the
Denver, Colo, Times OF February
20. Mayor Speer today said that the
concrete probably will be covered
with tar and sand, or with some 9TH
er mixture, In an effort TO save It,.
Residents Of the Highlands have
requested the city to build con-
crete highway in parts of West
Twenty-Third avenue An ordinance
providing for the work has been
passed and submitted to Mayor speer
for his approval Because of the un-
satisfactory results with the concrete
road near Overland Park, Mayor
Speer Is giving special consideration
to the request for a similar road in
the Highland.
The concrete highway near
, Overland Park, said the mayor to-
day, was laid as an experiment. Con
crete is cheaper than asphalt OF
other paving material and we were
anxious to use concrete If 1t was
found practicable, 1t is breaking OF
where heavy wagons have run. This
kind OF highway has no residence, il
solid and brittle. We probably will
cover It with coating of tar, ant
spread some gravel on it, This will
make It waterproof. We do no
know that the coating will not weai
off In short time"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-17
JAPAN MUST QUIT
COLORING HER TEA

Washington, Feb. 17-Elther the
tea growers of China and Japan
must find some other way to color
tea or they will lose the American
market. The tea board of the treas
ury department has decided that
colored tea is injurious, and that i'm
portations of It must cease. Last
year 0S,0O0,OOO pounds of tea were
imported, half OF which was colored
Japan sold us 10000, 900 pounds
23,000,00O pounds colored.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-17
THE CAPITOL
EXTENSION
PUT THROUGH

Thursday night the ways and
means committee Of the senate re-
ported the Carson bill for s15O,OOO
for grounds and another building
east Of the state capitol, for the su-
preme court and the state library.
The house delegation will probably
have no trouble looking after It.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-17
ROCKEFELLER REPORTED
TO HAVE PNECMONIA
IrNlrrp rnEss LEAsEp wIRE. ]

New York, Feb. l7.-Rumors that
William Rockefeller had contracted
pneumonia alarmed Wall street today.
It was feared the report would have
disturbing effect on the stock mar
ket.
Rockefeller, who is 10 years old,
contracted a cold several days ago
and it was rumored that pneumonia
had developed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-17
An attack OF the grip is often 4

An attack OF the grip is often FOL
lowed by persistent cough. whic'
to many proves great annoyance
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy he
been extensively used and with goo
success for the relief and cure. g
this cough Many cases have bee
cured after all other remedies ha
failed, Sold by all dealers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-17
4 klng Who Left H0ma

set the world to talking, but Paul
Mathulka, OF Buffalo, N, Y, says he
always KEEPS AT HOME the king
of all laxatives-Dr, Kings New Life
Pills--and that they're blessing to
all his family. Cure constipation.
headache. Indigestion, dyspepsia.
Only 25c at ], c, Perry's Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-17

How one woman says a contem-
porary, must hate another woman
when she speaks of her as that
thing
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-17
PREACHER SAYS so
BUT HOW CAN THEY BE!

Washington, Feb. 17.-"Women are
bigger and worse liars than men"
declared Rev, II. Hez Sven in SER
mon that is agitatlng the women of
Washington today Rev, Sven made
the statement in a sermon at the
Typographical temple, leading up to
1t with the assertion that prevarica-
tion is general habit with both
sexes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-17

Adding first and second choice for
candidates may be all right but how
would It have been with Patrick Hen.
ry, II he had been forced to add his
preferences together to get results.
when he said give me liberty or
give me death"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-17
THE PoPE's CONDITION
IS MUCH IMPROVED

IUNITEp pREss IEAsEn wIRE.l
Rome Feb, 17,-Pope Plus health
is greatly improved today, and for an
hour this morning he was permitted
to leave his bed. The congestion in
his throat has been relieved, and,
should no further untoward symp-
toms develop, his recovery is expect
ed soon
Cardinals Rampolla and Rlnaldlni
are suffering from influenza, the
former being In a serious condition,
--O------------------
The glass of fashlon--the demir
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-17

DR.. Wiley the agricultural chemist
says emphatically that he will retract
nothing he has said about whiskey,
Boil the whiskeyl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-17

The Long and short of Ii.
[UNIrgD PRESS LEASED WIRE
Washington, Feb. 17.-The long
and short haul provision of the new
interstate commerce law became eff
fective today by order of the inter-
state commerce commission.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-17
X \; x x * X * X 4 X * X * x
y X-RAYS AND SMILES. =
X \ X X X X X X x X x X X \;

That little girl baby born on the
18th of February in car 2S of the
Sumpter Valley road, commonly
known as the "Polygamy Central"
surely has rough outlook, or per-
haps she met all her troubles at the
start
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-17

Malarkey and Kellahar can go home
tomorrow and scrap off the raw
edges for two years. Maybe the
senate chamber will be big enough
for both of them at once by 1913.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-17

Seattle school teachers protest
against naming 5.cent cigars after
George Washington and Abraham
Lincoln. How about naming a scent
boys after them9
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-17

What is an American legation with
out q home?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-17

Better take look at the law maxi
ers tonight for after tomorrow they
will Join the balance of us common,
everyday law-breakers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-17

The glass of fashlon-the demir
fasse.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
9errin, IS. 9lpril II.

gerrin, IS. Ipril II.
A(m eneliifen lt%nterbanie bate
III Dor GINGER Seit Cir @rcp cine
NJ aufiebenerresenbe 8cbe sebala
~ ten, in Der CT iib Hamens Der
ensliihen Station fir @eifrdnfuns
Der Hiiitunsen Der ~ein5elnen 9dnber
unb fir Die Seilegung Der 5rpii6en
BEN ~cinselnen Staaten borfommenben
St%reitisfeiten burf obligatortifc
S6iebsgeritte nusiprah. Sn Der
gan3en 8elt bate man Cir @rep 5lz
geiubclt, nid)t 5ulest in Seutihlano;
bcnn INNER setpalti9er lperben Die
Hiiitungen, unb bamit INNER unerS
trdglider. 8ie eiierne aetteu laitcn
lie an alien Hationen, entsieben ibnen
,~allidbrlid5 Wiqiarben. Die fir anbcrc,
fir aulturs gufgaben pertperoet tuer&
ben f0nnteu uno %erforberu iest bcreits
bic 8eiteuerung Der notblpenbiaiten
~2cbensmittcl. ltnD babel lit tctn
gnoe a%b5uicben! gs lit cine
Sbraube, Die bort ibr Gnbe bat. mo
Die ~finan5ielle 2eiitun9sfdbigfeit bes
Staates nlfbort - beim Stddtsz
bancroft. 8as 8unber, DAB IN
alien 2dnbern, pbne Iusnabme, itnrfe
8etpegnneen einiesen. Die nahbriids
li6 auf Die @efdbr anfmerfiam
MAIDEN. Die in ben immer ipahienben
8iiitunsen fir Die finan5ieae gaiis
Der Staaten. aber nuh fir Den
@Dlferfrieben liegt. = Wit Spannuns
erpartete ma Die Intport, bic Der
beutihe GeifsfanSler auf Die Neoe
Sir 8rep's geben tpiirbe.
Gin ireubises giugeben nuf Die
Iorl6ldge bcs ensliiden Staatss
names bate bns beuti6e golf gez
niinidt. gum Minbciten Elm prin3iz
pie0cs 8efenntnib 5u elmer Seihrdnz
flung Der Iusgdbcu fir Giltllngsz
Sipcde unb sl ben Shicbsgeridten.
benz Damn Die Chat hattie foleen
miiiicu. Ni6is o au' Sem truf Gin.
Statt beiieu belt Der &eiHsfan5ler
bcm Heihstag cine p~bilolopbii6e
8ebe. SaS iei nun einmal 10 in Der
@elt, baB Der Stdrfcre Die Sberbano
iiber Den Sd,ipdbercn bebdlt. co
iuiirbe cs bleiben. iplan9c Die Nens
ifcn Wenihen ieicn, rnb nit Den
Stoaten iei'S ntGt aubers bclteat.
Ses6alb blicbe ni6ts Inberes iibri9
als 5u riiiten unb picbcr an riiiten.
iolange, bis man nidt mcbr peitcr
fonne. 9as lit Die 4oiung beS Ibs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
(Spe3iaI@ Go rreiponben5.)

riiitunes : groblems, Die Ser beuti6e
8eidsfanaler nit ieiner fat an
mobamebaniihen Sntalismus erenz
5enben RbiloiopbieH sefunben batl
8enn CT audi in ieinen 8eben eerne
pbiloiopbiert - Der 2ogit entbebren
tie Dennot nidt ielten. ShlieBlib
liebe iih bod nod bnriiber reben,
meinte Der aan5ler, Oh man nift 8crs
einbarungen iiber Die Sobe Der Giiz
itunsen trcffen Tonne; aber - tic
miibten auf @runb Der SlpttenbaIs
Yldne Der beutiden 3egiernng cr@
folgen. Sas it's. ipesbalb Die
beutide 8esieruns nift mittbun mag.
Sic mill iid in ibren Ylanen fir Die
Insaeitaltung Der Slotte nno oes
2anobeeres ni6t itoren laiicn. Sess
baIb lit lie 81 bieier 6cinbaren
Gon3eIiion zines Mbfommens auf
8runb bcs bcutifen Slotteneeieses
bereit; inter bieie @reu5e binaus
tpiirbe iie uuter feinen umitdnoen
geben. Crit redt natiirlih nidt
etipa bic Stdrfe bes 9anbbeeres
.rebnsieren. aber iobalb iie bieie,
fpenn aud MIR ideinbare gun5eiiion
ma6t, erfennt Tie i'm Yrin5ip an. Dab
elm Ibtommeu iiber bic 8rDbe Der
Hiiitnnsen m0gIi9 lit. 9as 1T iebr
fpertbpon. 9ir benfen ia b~orldufig
nod gar niht an Mbriiitirns (trobs
BENT mir fir bic Sbee Tropasanoa
ma6en).
8ir iinb einittpeilen sufrieben,
ipenn enblid einmal elm StiQitanb IN
ben Hiiitungen einaetreten lit. Gas
ipGre i6on Elm gepaltiger Grfolg.
9un fonmt aber pieber Der 3eifss
~fan3ler nit benz ginipnnb: User on
troaiert benn Die ein5elncu Staateu,
Oh Tie iif on Die Ibmadnnsen aud
baltcn? = ia biirfte iid Der beutlfe
Heidstan5ler piclleift baran erinncrn,
bah mir in alien mooerncn Gtnaten
Yarlomente baben. Die bel ScIticsung
Der ginnabmen unb Iis9aben Elm scs
pidtiges 8ort mitipreden. alid bel
ben Ius9abcn fir Seer nno Slotte.
@as bieic Ynrlamcnte bclpili9en an
g%innabmcn unb Iits9aben, licgt aler
8elt often. 0as Suh9etre6t Der
moberncn SarIamentc culbet feline
.8e6eimionbs", nit ber1en cine Hcs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
3ttieme&t attn Grgemmttemeu.

gierling i'm StiIfen iibcr tds pcreins
barte Wab binnus riiiten fDnnte. ipie
llperflu9e Nilitdrs Sanatifer bebaupz
ten. Gin Sarlament, Dab Serartiges
9eiGeben lieBe, ipiirbe 1id ielbit bus
8rab fhal1feln. Stein, mcbr Sftpics
risfeiten ais in DEM jesiaen 3uitanb
beee9ncn mir nllf feincr SAL, fpenn
einmal 9ereinbnrlrngcn iiber cine Be-
i6rdnfuns Der Gussaben fir Giiitlns
gen 9etroffen. iinb. SIM @egentbcil.
oas gcfdbrlife MiBtraueu. bas beute
Die internationale Gage farafteriiiert.
ipirb, ipcnn aud niht bolia, 10 bod
Ii6erlih in eroBem Wabe ifninben.
Sus mare elm Segen fir bag tpirtbs
ihaftlife 2eben Der Hdtionen. @bs
eeieben BON Golden, bic cinen bireften
Yrofit bnben bon Dem big an Die
3dbne beipaffneten Srieben. iebnen
Iae, obne Iusnabme, Die geieitigung
Der iebt b~eltebenoen internationdlen
Nnardie berbei uno piinifen einen
ipirfli6en Sriebcn an SteQc beg ioeez
~nanntcn Srieoens BON beute, Der in
8irflihfeit MIR Elm IGngcrer @affens
itiIitano lit. Die 85lfer fupllen, es
eriibrist mi md, baf iid bic Gesie=
rmnsen bcrcit finnen, fie ST. fiibren.
Sreilih bebarf es bnsu 8e9ieruns
gen. bcren prosrammatii6e Iellbes
rlngen nid)t ben 8eifaa Der Iilitdrs
Sanatifer finben. ipie bas benz bcutz
iden Heidsfan5ler iest paiiiert lit.
@erabe Die berbiiicniten Scutidens
batter, tpie General 2orb Hoberts
i'm englii6en l%Interbauie, applauz
bierten ibm. beiien .%mdnnbaftes BE-
fenntniB" ibnen gefaleu babe. (Sb
bns 2eBtere nift MIR Sobn mnr?---)
@elder 8ciinnnng has bcntide Bolt
lit, bat Der Heihstag seseist, Der nit
ieiner idarfen &ritif an Der aanslcr-
rebe nidt suriidbielt, fcrncr siuci &c
iulutipncn annabm: ~ Der HeidJs=
fanSler iple feline gercitmiaisfcit err
flaren, in semeiniame gcrbanplnnscn
NIT anberen 8rufmddtcn ein5utreten,
iobalb ppn ciner 8rpfmndlt 0prihl6gc
iibcr cine slcid5eitisc nnb scidmafigc
gcsren5nns Der Riiitnngs : MnSgabcn
aemadt ucrbcn; 2.) Der Hcifsfansler
folio md benz Nsniter hes nnter'm ~.
Snli 1904 nit 8rpfbritannicn abge-
ihlpfiencn nnb i'm Sabre 1909 ucr=
ldngerten Sfiebsgcrihts : gcrtragc
mud nit anberM Wldften sdtebssc-
rid1fs= VertrGac abid1licfet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
(Spe5icf fir bieie 3cituns.)
tlnn i. q.

ernannt ip,irbe. ipelfe Stele er Biz
81 ieinem 5obe inne bate. Seiner
s. II It finn befunoct %beionbers Die
q 3 It attung ~ieincr airhe;
ieineu SeeIeneifer. feline mus
iterbafte SfarrhuIe e. unb ictnc
e d d It nTfeBr bas sroBartiee.
beutihe fatboliide @aiienbaus.
Sen aatbolifen pes gdiaen Sanoes
tpllrbe er ndber scbraft burdJ !eiuc
reoncriide unb FORTIFIED
lcriih Sbdtiefeit. lleber feline
2eiitun9cn Dor Der eroberen Sefients
liffcit erfldrt Serr 0tatt. Der 9tez
bnfteur bes n@nnbcrer" fpelfcr in
Buffalo. an Srt unb SteIe. Sr. q.
5eitcr ndber fennen eelernt bate,
lpic fol9t:
Seine iriiberen S6riften trilfien
aus benz &f unb Der Nctb Der
beuti6 > nmerifaniifen Satboliten
bcrnus. Dit unpersIeidLifer Satpre
sriff er inter bent Sieuoonpm yYaitz
fer bon gle6insen" in Den Sfulz
fdmpf elm. CUR 3eit bes Saribaultz
Streites. IrdJ iiber Die rSeutide
Srnee" unb fpiber Sen rGpaismus"
ianbte er einise frdftiae S6riften
in Die 1elt biI1ans. Sn ben Be-
ridten Der General : geriamn,lunsen
bcS Central : @ercinS taldt Ifpn
bon 9iitte Der nft5igcr Sabre on
ieiu Same auf. unb III ben Berfen
bcs Central : gercins unb beg S.zI.
Yrieiters Iereins hattie er niht gez
ringer Gntbeil. Nah Der uneliid1
ielisen uiider 2ese se9en Yrofciior
Sdroeber, nit Dem er eng befreunz
bet lpar. 5og er iih eine 3eit lang
mibnutbie unb berbittert 5uriid. Ibcr
nidt langel SIN Suffalo. mo Die
Spsinliiten fat suerit inter allen
amerifauiiden Stdbten feiten SUB
gefaBt unb cine niebertrG6tise
bel,tihe 9nees3eitlins s~esriinbet
bdtten. madte iih Die No%tbipenbigz
felt Der Ibtpebr unb elmer frdftisen
io3ialen clifton scltcnb. Sa erz
ificn Sr. Seiter ipieoer auf Dem
Ylan. Ser berItorbene 8. Sell
mann, Elm Wnnn bon bobem 8ebnna
feniluae. fir ben praftiIden aanpf
fat su ipealiitiid neranlaat. bate
cine Organization ing 2eben gerus
fen. bel Der Die io3idlpolitiiGen Ins
ihduungen bes Sreiherrn bon @ps
acliang unb ieines Shilers 2ueeer
gepatter eeitanben batten. Ra9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02

~ uh er ut NUN bdbineeidiebenl
VI Gum lesten Mnle lpdren mir
Nv o einieen Sabren, in Der
~ @aierfur : Initalt Su Hpn,e
ettp, Snb., bcinanber, anf cine furse
Wpdc. Gin Hebaftenr unb elm Gbefs
rcbaftcrr fatboliiher 3eitnusen baben
clten Sericn nnb niemnls
/ an9c. Inter Den geplasten Wen>
1lhen laufen Die Hebdftcurc fatbos
(liIder Sldtter Dem .arInen Sprfs
ldulmciiterlein" ben Hnue ab. Iber
|es iparen unperseblide Stunben.
ipclde mir nit beul MN peritorbenen
INntnuLoeitsr bon &uiialo per=
brahten. gr mar ebeil nod elmer
bon der nltcn 8aroe" beutifeameris
faniIhcr Yrieiter, pelfer NIT elmer
%erniten SrDmmigfeit auberees
IN 0 bnli6 tiefes unb pielicitises
@ifien bcrbanb unb nad1 erz
probtcn, europdii6cu 9eiipicleu Die
@e%rbeerun9cn bes 2iberaIisz
mns I'M religioien. I'M poIitiifen
lino i'm io6idlen 2ebcn unieres 8plfes
gennu beobaftet bate. ltnb tpenn
mir Damn uns iibcr bic Sronic 10
manden Sfidinles infer bell &prps
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lismliS amuiirten. Damn ipnrben Die
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