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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-07

should ones regrets b. sent after
pcoyiug a Wedding lnvitatioas
STELLA
A note OF regrets and good
wishes for the future OF the bride
and hridegroomto-he should be sent
As soon as possible
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-19
~ aREAr cAL.AMlrY. 7.

Bige Estep's billy goat, which has
always kept fat eatin' most anything
along the streets and alleys from rub.
Der shoes to old posters, got into a
can Of green paint while Bige was
painting his plaza and drunk all It
could hold, His digestion was a little
out of gear and Billy got so upset he
started on a rampage up the street
with the can hanging on his horns
and painted the town green, as you
might say He ran through Nose
Stumps store, turned over counter,
upset a case of eggs. emptied key
of nails into a sugar barrel, upset
Nose, who was just beginning to read
the postal cards, and after passing
through the store he knocked down
sixteen panels Of fence in front of the
school house and did not stop running
until he tried to pass through a stone
wall three miles up the road where he
came to a peaceful end, This is con.
sidered a great calamity to our town
as we have not had to employ a street
commissioner since Bige's goat has
been In our midst. The streets were
always kept free from rubbish. III
ought to be made petilarcancy to put
green paint where goat can get al
It. We all learn by experience and
now know that there Is one thing that
a goat cannot digest and that is green
naiflt. MI 49,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-19
Concerning Mrs. Watson.

The Wheeling Sunday News con-
tains an excellent likeness Of Mrs
Clarence w. Watson, wife Of United
States Senator g. W. Watson, who 10
spending the season in Washington
with Senator Watson; ALSO a three
column write-up. The writer OF the
sketch speaks In glowing terms Of the
beauty, grace and the many accom-.
,plishments Of Mrs. Watson, and
speaks Of her as one Of the social
leaders Of the Capitol city, The artij
Gle is a most interesting one, Especial;
ly to the many friends OF the Watson
family in this city, where is located
the beautiful home Of the Watsons,'
"Fairmont Farms" and where they
they spend a good part Of their time
when official duties will permit. !,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-19

day evening at the Bingamon bunga.
low. The trainfwhich came up An the
afternoon ipterfered with the outdoor
sports which had been arranged for
the meeting, however a delightful din
ner was served at six o'clock and the
remainder Of the evening was spent
in "Reminiscences, Those present we're
Mr.. R. A., WEIGH, Of Keyser; Mesurs.
JIM Orr and Leo Caufeld, Of Clarks-
burg; A. B. Hodges and Charles
Hodges, of Morgantown; Messrs. Scott
c. Lowe, Tusca Norris, Sweeney
Fleming, Brooks Fleming, Jr., M.
Earle Morgan, Aubrey Meredith, VIM.
M. Kennedy, James Kennedy, chas. G.
Hood, DR.. c. w. Waddells Charles 2.
Wayman, Of this city:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-19
Surprise Party.

on the evening Of Wednesday, June
18th, q crowd Of our young people
planned a surprise party for Miss
I.orene Sturm, It being her 18th birth
day, They went armed with cakes
ana lenens, thus prepared for refresh.
siilents along with the merrlment.
Her brother, Gail, who had been let
g.iiiito the secret, had a large freezer of
Zee cfean hid in the cellar. When
3tie selfinyited guests began to ar
Ilige about $3.50, all the family was
lken by surprise, but everything
necessary being at hand, the refresh
inents were soon on the table, where
every one enjoyed the splendid repast
sto his hearts contest
Music seemed to predominant dur.
fng tie evening, Miss Bryan sturm
heihg tie chief performer at the stool.
Al Intervals various games we're IN
dnlgedin, which added greatly to the
enjoyment OF the evening. Among
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-19
SOME IONS!

9i Am sorry oil man, but Il emit re!
turn that Eve spot until after my sum
siner.s vacation s Is \.
Yes, saw the original production
5of this play while in New York This
is d punk road company giving d
cheap Imitation s5is3s
That's a pretty good story, but the
way,I heard It was like this ~
That's too bad, indeed. i had q
cousin once who had that same troli-
Bile and che only lived two weeks.
Hope you will be more fotrunate.f
ooh that Is a dream Of hat, lis
such a pity though It does not suit
your completion better"
Yourtrain has Just left the station,
You can get another, however, tomor
row morning at 1910"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-19
Leausa fot ExtenDded TtIp,

Miss Ruth Kelley leaves in the
morning for Van Lear, Kentucky,
where She will. spend several weeks
as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs, John
Gordon smyth. From Kentucky Miss
Kelley will 60 to. Mexico, Missouri,
where she will be the guest Of Miss
-Trlx Plankett. She will also visit
other points in Missouri, and will not
return here until early Fall.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-19
NArloNAL NEWS.

/ CLEVELAND, OsJohn D, Rookie.
teller has come home and will
here. Hetefused to tell the reporters
where he would autumn or where he
expected 10 winter Ultimate con:
sumer says the informatiuR was about
az compreben siye as lie has. ever been
able to III although he has been III,
iteTglewlng the I'D gentleman fot IA
good many eRfa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-19
Mrs. GIasse s oScck In City.
d " u Sgsr


Mrs, w. e. Glasscock, wife Of Gov
eInor Glasscock, OF Charleston, is In
Tie city tile guest Of her mother, Mrs.
JsS4 spider and her aunt, Mrs, Smith
HOOD, on FaiFmont avenue. Mrs.
iGiasstock viii spend several days
here and will then go to Morgantown
for q visit.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-19

those present we're Misses Josephine
Martin, Amy Tetrick, Helen Martin,
Fay Tlchenor, Naomi Wilson, Beulah
Tetri6k, Susan, satterAeld, Goldie
Bice, Clay Tetrick, Vesta Saunders,
Bryan, sturm. Marie Scott. Marche
Collins, sybel Sturm, Hazel MClntiro,
Ella Sturm. ,Belvia Hustesd, Bessie
Hess, Nellie Long, Stella Fortney,
Messrs. Albert Hurst, Claude Telrick,
Glenn sturm, Wilbur Shinn, Brooks
Tetrlek, Aubrey Shinn, Thos. Laulis.
Robt. selby, Howard shinn, Ernest
Fortney, Harry Tetrick, Victor Mar.
tin, Ray sturm, Andrew Laulis Jos.
eph Stun and Walter Saunders,
The. crowd dispersed at 12 o'clock
wishing Miss Lorine many a happy
future hour spent at her new piano,
which was a present from her father
and mother Many other presents
were also given by the intruders,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-19
WORTH WEIGHT
I'm GOLD


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YOU CHIN fof ii ana tiioFe III v,t;tee M
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perfect health. ~, II
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siSs aet, sNSaIus'ls aha now sue enjoys
good heath.
tCardniis worth rs weight In gold. /.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-19
,THE NEws 81 ouR roMN.

y stFtE3 NENN0 VT r9Qf9 TOWN. ~.
Many peone viii be prevented from
attending the coronation on account
of the big day Of the races falling on
the 22d this year.
The moving picture shows are still
moving. Several attended the shows
Sat.
Rumors are afioat to the effect that
there might possibly be, II no calcu-
ilations rnts-carry, and everything is
carried out as planned, another June
wedding In our midst before the first
of July. Only ten days left Better
hurry, James. y
Talking of.itaking a vacation is the
order Of the day.
Garden sass is coming into market
pretty good now. Sam Green says he
reckons he's ct enough lettuce al.
ready this spring to fill a feather bed
tick. Sam sure does like lettuce.
Spring chickens are roosting too
high yet for most folks. Them that
buys them at all only cooks enough
each meal to season a dish of gravy
From the flavor OF the gravy they say
the chickens were never sweeter nor
tenderer than they are this spring.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-19

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Edwin Robinson
and Mrs, Lee Dudley returned satur1
day night from zanesyille, Ohio, where
.lhe two latter had spent the past few
weeks as the guest Of their sister,
Mrs. RI. M NJ Stufgess. Mr.. Robinson
went to GAINESVILLE several days ago
and aseonpaai q them home
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-19
sTHE.WAIL ca TtaE sMATTER..
FROM THE HoPPERToWN GA.
zETTE. ~

Am Tilson used to have an 'lectric
fan in his barber shop, but he has
got new barber now who practices
all day on the tIby and the fan is
entirely unnecessary, for there is a
good breeze all the time.
Deacon Stubs borrowed a grand,
child from Uncle Ezra Harkins yis.
tiddy and went to see the circus.
Chef BInks, our painter and paperer,
has got sign in front Of his shop.
which reads: Houses Painted Here. !"
William Ttbbitts says he is thinkin'
some OF movin' his house down there
and hayin's 1t painted.
Elmer Sphinx is going to take arts
and crafts lessons. He wants to build
a boat.
4 Anse' Judson's son Reginald writes
home that he has wore all the hair
off'n the top Of his head. He has
been living in a fat for three months
where the ceilings are low
Lem Higgins Is going to take les
sons on the mandolin He ought to
make quite a success pickln' the man
dolin, as he is7the fastest potater bug
picker in this county and has held the
championship for tire years.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-19
The Colonial Club Dance,

The younger set are looking forward
to the initial dance OF the. Colonial
Club on Wednesday night, invitations
for which read as follows:
The, Colonial Club
cordially invites yourself and lady to
attend their
Private Dance +.
Wednesday, June twenty.flrst
nineteen hundred and eleven
Traction Park.
The clubihas just recently been or.
ganlzed by q crowd OF the most popu-
lar young men OF tho city. Messrs. s..
B. Brooks, VIC. Kelley and 0. H.
Stout are the committee In charge OF
the dance and the we'll known Cadenza
orchestra, Of Clarksburg, will furnish
the music. A special car vii leave
the Watson building at s O'clock and
the party will be chaperoned BY Mr..
and Mrs. John sHRney, Mr. and MIRA.
Robert Clinton and Mrs, c. r. BlSunt
KAT Eat fitltS lNeetIng.s " y
ilTbe meh1befs III fhe Fatrmont Asso:
citation 81 tte 4 Kappa r si tiIatets
nifty held their annual dinner satur.
n iiHi Al y N n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-19

When the cook gives notice" let a
want ad mark the event.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-19
.ouRi SAFE AND sANEsFouRTHP PA.
Il RADE @ji 5s ~

ioI5R SAFE AND sANEsFouRTH PA
RADE. VA
A few days ago we gave q brief out.
line Of the program for the safe and
sane and quiet Fourth Of July cele-
bration to- ibe pulled of in this city.
incidentally we mentioned the grand
parade. We are now able. to give the
line Of procession. This will be a very
quiet parade, in keeping with the
spirit OF the celebration.
Rubber band.
Platoon Of police on rubber tired
bievcles. n
Gum.shoe politicians.
Glee club from deaf and dumb In
stitute.
Delegation Of somnambulists.
Hearses and undertaker's WAGONS
Marching club, gagged and IN.
stocking feet.
Historical float George Washing
ton and Aaron Burr playing whist.
City band, without instruments.
Float Scene in Morgantown on
busy day Cmpenetrable quietude.)
Automobiles (muffled,)
Citizens on foot wearing arctics or
felt boots.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-19
,KLIPPINGsd FROM tTHEhsoUAsH
iaE&r CITY ADVANCE G-g d


lightning struck a bee tree on the
ridge back Of town yesterday and
some OF our citizens are living on milk
and honey as you might say. The
sorghum supply had about run out
and Uncle 81 Hardy says the accident
was an act Of Providence!
Ebb Stubs stuck rusty nail In
his foot one day last week and called
for DR.. Flxlt on the telephone and cen.
trail told him she would give him in.
formation Ebb told the young lady
inflammation" had already set in and
hung up the receiver in disgust. He
is no better at this writin'. Y
A feilerfrom the county seat rolled
into town today on an outermobile
and drive up to Nose stump's store
and inquired the distance to Craw.
ford's Center. Nose told him to run
about three honks up the road, turn
to the right and go about two gallons
and half OF gasoline due east and II
the roads were good he would land
all right. Nose keeps the postofhce
and has a good chanel to keep posted
up on all kinds Of information by read.
ing the big city papers as they pass
through the office: Nose is sure q
burow OF information.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-19
QUESTIONS ANSWER.

Philander The way to eat a sand.
witch depends on the condition Of your
system. II you are at a swell social
affair where exact customs are follow
ed YOU should hold your sandwich
gently in your left hand between your
thumb and little finger with your hand
elevated to the proper altitude anil
occasionally take a few nibbles at the
edges as II you were eating something
after which take small sips Of water
with thet?rfght hand and pick your
teeth IN testimony Of your great sat.
fsfactf0n, But IL you are attending
an old-fashiohed picnic and feel as
hungry asa victim OF a Chinese fam.
inc grab the eats with both hands,
place 1t between the teeth and with
your 'incis6rs Gnt the pattern OF a new
moon at one bite, follow this up with.
vicious attacks. upon the extending
points, corner the meat and masticate'
the morseI SO rapidly that your con.
versation sounds like It is coming
from a deep well. and you VIII know
you are being we'll fed.
a ". HH BE- W M 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-19
I Wayne
Cedared Paper
12 Sheets fOrS6Oe
Each 4Ox4s inches

ding Clothes
sBa 81 .35; ]. y
CAME tip o ! blow over 3 4 Heayisr
Its loaded, the betterltt stands. Cen
fe folding fits ip small N ,Ypssse, one,
Two. three or four bars may be \. used q:
Just ASK to see.it ...... +, /. &.
Basement v
Swiss Aluminium Ware Is as fine as 3
Swiss Cheese or Swiss Mountain Seen,
sery, i i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-11
3 { j a 3.

SSm 9eras Gity 5abrtpoiier
Der @albefton 9ap lit Ser Shlepp-
oanpfer uSSlna 9ose1 aelunfen ilno
Die aebn Wtann ieincr 8eiaslng
baben nur nit Miibe uno geot ge-
rettet tueroen fonueli. Der 9onr-
pier 5og 5uiamnen nit einern an-
bern Stblepper Namers v@illiam
acllep" ben groBen engliihen 0anl-
pier aslterororim" bon 8oIioor
9foaos na6 Seras gitp. 0abei fart
er Dem u9leranorian" Ser chen
faIls inter gonnpf mar, 5u 1laIe
ullo luuroe BON ibm nicoereeranni.
Das sdiff lit pobrideinGih pon-
ltanoig nerloren. gs batte eineu
Wert Don $4,000 uno NOR l1i1t
neriibert.
Samitag nadbt cttpas natf-
Elm llbr fielen in Der @egeuo Scr.
Meit 3neiten ilno gfueces StraBe in.
glultin idnea bintereinatoer ampi
Shiiiie uno als Die 1oIi5iItet ber-
beitamen, fanoen lie einen Meri
faner, einen geipilien Magarito
@aptan, iblper periplrnoet allf Dem
Seitenlues liegen. Ct itarb gleicb
oarauf, nadoen Die Boli5iIten i'm
erreid]t botten. 3pei 8erionel, iino
ols peroabtig perboftet iuoroen, Der
cine bon ibnett lit ein Neger. Der
@rihoilene NOR Elm Mann BON utt-
gefabr fiinf5ig Sabren, Der IN ben
Gottonfeloern nabe Der Staot ar
beitete uno tpa6riheinli6 nad 4u.
tim gefonlmen mar, Inn feline Ser
luanoten 5u beiuhen. lleber bic
Motipe Ser Got 1T man fib nollis
i'm ltnflaren.
ssm Monot Nopenlber nuroen
na1 ben glngaben oe8 lanbipirt-
ihoftlihen 8epartenents in Muftin
1882 galIen 8aumipolle in I'M.
ierm Staote geginnt
Die General @mpoltihaft
in 9(uitin bat auf @llnid bes @ou-
perneurs ibr @utadten oabin abse-
geben, oaB oas 3uriidbolten uno
olImabliee sluf-oen-Waorft t@8ringen
Der 9aulnpoIe, tpie es nad Dem
Ielp Srleoaier 8lan gei6eben ioa,
feline @erleBuug oes auti-5ruitge.
ietes lei.
Gin Srliaiie oes aonf0oerirten-
Seims in Muffin lit inter Der
9lnfIage perbaftet noroen, einen
onbern ssnioiien bes Seims gsa-
mems @eitbroof nit Der 9(rt alf
oen 3opi qeihlagen 5ll babeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-11
9(us 9Oeerioo miro

sllls 0aerioo miro aelnel-
het, baB oie Hepiitos in cinem Sc
fedt III Ser gtdbe iener Stoot oie
8nnoestruppen III Sic slndt qe-
ihlagen baben.
3miihen 9orreon llno @ome5
Galaeio rannte Elm 5ra6tsug III
cine iogenannte Sono-Gar, onf Der
fih cine 4n5abl 9lrbeiter befano.
@dt arbeiter puroen eetotet lto
sluolf ibiper berlebt.
Die itabtiide @abl in gsucpo
2arebo lit iebr rubia berloufen. bic
geteiliallna mar cine eroBe. Or.
Gamires ltno 6ie Staotratsfalloibo-
ten bes Mabero Club iino nit aro-
Ber Mfoiorifdt getpGblt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-11

Sfomites, Dor ibnl 5u erifeinen
llno oie 9lnflasen oer @ebriiber
Weerritt 5u beantmortell, abgelebnt.
Modefeller erflart in leinem 8riefe
Die 8ebauptllneen Der Merritt' s
fiir falid; @ates lagt, Die Mer-
ritts batten friiber abnlihe 8e.
bauptluleell gen1aht, lie iosar be,
l6iuorell ul1o lie nndber III enter
ibriitlibe1, bon ibnen llnter3eid)- :
neten grflarung 5uriifgenomnlel,.
S. @arbe Der @befeTsfutin-
beaillte1 Der v11tltteo States Steel
Corporation, gab bor oem senats-
fonlite fir 5luii1enitaatIi6e,l @aEs
Del abermals Ser 41l1iht Musbrud
bie Nunoesregieull1g nfiiiie Die Son
trolle Der groBen aorporationen iil
oie Sano nebinell, INN oas Yublifum
5ll beihiiben uiio gleib5eitie Die
nit 3orporation perbuloe1e Deto
homie uno @nttuidellng su liberr.
gr befiirmortete ouf's 0eue Dor
oenl aonlite, melhes nod eine,n
Seilnlittel fir Dos GruItiibel iuhf
Die Sdnffllng einer 8unoes-aorbo.
rotionsfonlmiiiion, bns 0icelliereu
aller &orporationell, Die Megelnne
Der 9lbfommell unter oenIeIbe,1 lsae
Die aoniolibierulg n,tb %bolIit1noi-
&c Bubli8itat Der @eidGfte oerieI-
6elt CT gab 5lL 6aB Die Stabl-
8orporation, neil fie nit meniger
Soften proou5iere, billiger perfaufen
fonne aIs lire 200 aonfurrenten,
hie 80 9ro5ellt bes einbeimii1en
@eibdites tun, laete aber, bic aor-
poration lei beltrebt, n1dBige Yreiie
lnb redtli6e 4onfurren5 aufrebt
5it halten nnO berfoIge fe;ne ,SaIs=
ahidneibe- -Metbooet", olrh tpel@
DE Die fleineren ssirlnen idlieBlih
gum ganferott getrieben piiroen.
Die Gadt ser Gragruben iperoe
altfgeboben lperbel1 neil iie Donl
Sanoels= =Departen1cnt nno auh bci
oen @ernebmllngen Dor benz gtan=
leD=4onlite ungiinitia fritifiert NOR
ben fei.
ariegsrriniiter Gtinlion bet
lih III ieii,em geriht an ben prd-
iioenten icbr iingiinitig iiber Sen 3u-
itano oes 9eeres ausseiprohen. Gr
iaet5 oas Seer lei 1ibt al,f eimeW
arieg nit elmer eritflaiiigen Mabt
porbereitet. erifcns lei es biel all
iebr iiber oag eanae 2ano 5erItreut.
slueiteils babe es feline Meierpc,l>
oriftens lei es in 5il fIeiite Som.
pagnien cingeteilt lino pierfens
geniige feline MrtifIerie nno lire Mus-
riiituag bei @eiten nidt. ltno nit
ben @efuilIigunscn, iuie lie jest 9e-
madt niiroen, piir6c cs llngef1br
fiinf5ia Sabre 6aueril, ebe oie Mrtil-
lerie idlagfertig lei itll0 ben g[it.
lpriihen geniigen foane. Or eIn-
pfieblt abidaffnng einer eroBal
9n5abl Ser iebigen Wnrniionplate.
bon ocnen bic Meiiten gar feinclt
3ipef nebr batteir, Derfiir5iug Der
GienItaeit uno 9iIoung eincr He
ierpe a1s Den friiberen 5olooten.
9as iebige 5piteln lei niht 1a,r
idIeht uno llnaurei1eno, es lei
au6 ilngebeuer teuer. @nn5 abgeie.
zen BON Der boberen 2obnune uno
Der beiieren 9erpflesiing foite elm
icoer soloat benz 2anoe 5tpei hts'
flint MaI mebr als bies in irgeno
einen Der sroBen Aeide guropa'g
Der 5aIl iei.
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@eridieoene WieIolinaen i'll

@eridieoene Melolngen lber
Die aneeblihe 9aItluig ber beut-
ffen stesierung anlaBIif oes bon
MilBIano an Die Yfnrte geiteiIten
0erIangens, Die Dorbanellen fin
Die Dnrdfabrt rliiiiher 6riegsidif.
fc au offnen, iuirb in einer offiaio.
len altilogebung entsesengetreten
Ole .Morboeutlhe glngemeine Get
tung fiiiioigt an, oaB bic mander-
lei perbreitetcn 8eri6te i,nbegriin<
oct ieien. 3eutidlaiio babe niht it,
genotpie StelIung 81 Der Darbonef-
lenfrage eenominen. Gas offi5ioie
Organ Der Gegieruna fiigt binsa,
Mublano's 9altune babe Deutid.
lano feine 8eranlaiiung aegeben.
ais ieincr bisber beobahteten Me.
ierpe heraus5lltreten.
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Srimflieo.

Sas triuf' id iupl tm eritett 0las?
2Scr Iebrt ii.idD has?
Wmr epme Star 8ter, 10 bell mmo
flar,
Sas tets Der 8iere Yerle mar,
9as itets 10 iiiffis, flar ilnb bplb
Sm @laie perlt ipie edltes Cob.
g8as trinf idj iupl int s,ueiten @las?
g9er lebrt Mid has?
Nimm 2unc star iuieber, heiIem
9rait
Nnr reines Wtals mnb Sopfen ihafft,
llnb bas nns imrner auf ber 0elt
90 fr6blidj mnb seiumb erbalt.
gSas trinff i'd iuul i'm britten @las?
Mer leGrt mid bas?
llnb trtnft Sn andl ber GjiGier uier
gleib' immer mnr beim Gpne star
8ier.
Sn piel nno ,uenig cs andj iei
On bleibit BON Satenianlmcr fret.
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iei. Sil 0ieIen 0ertrage bat 0cutid=
lnno Dem ruliiiden Na6born oen
@ea IN 8eriien freigcgebeu. Die Of
fi5ioie Grflarun9 fniipit iid no
nlentlif an oos bereits iii Iesteit
aubelbrief eripabnte SiilfegeIudj
Der periiicben geeierltng on oas
Grdiioium oes gieidstogs, peI6e
&orperidoft unl Sdue eegen Sic
llebergriffe MuBlonos ongegoilgeu
marc.
Cine tierfniiroigc @efdi6te
miro ans Nnepo 2orebo gemloc4.
Wton bat bort am Son11tog orel
anerifoniihe 5oloateit perbaftet, oie
npn 2areoo beriibereefonll1lell lpo-
rett lmo oriibelt irgeno etipos BE,
aangen bate, mabri1einlid) in Ser
getrlnfenbeit 8rafebl gernodlt
ober ettpos 9febnIides. 9lm nad1itcn
Wor9en muroen lie BON 6eln 9fid-
ter NIT elmer @eloltrofe beIegt
lino oo iie oiele niht beooblen fonn
ten, gu nlebrtagiger 3nangsarbeit
herurtei(t Sic muBten iofort ani
Die StraBe ;binous uno, troeeent
tie III Uniform moren BORT orbel-
ten. 9ie sode bot in Sorebo
holes glnt gentadt man iiebt iii
ihr cine ltnboflidfeit Ser merifn=
nilden 9eboroen aegel1iiber Sen
Ser. Staaten. Soipie man bortc,
oaB in Nuepo 2areoo orei amerifa-
nil6e Soloaten alf Ser Stro6e
orbeiteten, Iaaote man iofort Gibil-
fleioer biniiber.
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Sine idIlmme gsadlIailisfeit

lit es, 2eberleioen 1lidt olt bea1ten.
Seio DOrIibtig. glebnit Or. aing's
9seue 2ebenspillen" beim eriten an.
5eiben bon llnperbnulihfeit ul.o
8eritopflung uno berineioet drori-
ibe llnperoaulidfeit, Gclbiuht ODER
@alleniteine. Die Billen reguIieren
2eber, Magen uno Gingemeioe nro
bingen @eiunobeit. Nur 25e III al
len slpothefen.5