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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-06-13
OUTLOOK EXCELLENT.
N. D. Gillespie Returns From Trip
Through State

Fargo. - w. D. Gillespie returned
from trip out in the western part Of
the state, visiting Williston, Ray, Stan.
ley and Minot and reports that sec.
t1on of the state in very fine condi.
tion and the business outlook better
than 1t has been for years.
"At Williston the streets were ankle
deep in mud- after very heavy rain"
said Mr.. Gillespie. "It rained so much
that the big irrigation plant has not
been started yet, but the superintend.
ent is on the ground and the plant
will be started up very soon.
"The rains have been so heavy that
every slough and lake and every low
place in the fields are filled with wa.
ter, and the work of the farmers has
been delayed not little on that &C.
count, but in spite of this the acreage
in Williams county will be doubled
this year and that section will boom.
AT Ray the business men are feel.
Ing very optimistic and are stocking
up very heavily in view of the bounti.
full harvest they anticipate"
Mr.. Gillespie spent several days at
Ray as he has large farm in the cele.
brated Golden valley, northeast of
Ray, and was looking after the putting
In Of his crops.
There are twelve gasoline and six
steam plowing outfits working in the
vicinity of Ray and the prairie is fast
being turned into fine farms and
homes" he said.
RAY is doing things this summer
and is one of the best towns in that
section of the state.
CONTRACTS have been let for a lot
Of new cement sidewalks, an up-to-
late electric light plant is being in
stalled, the telephone system is being
extended and new mail routes are be-
Ing established and everyone is as busy
rs possible. Several farms have
hanged hands in the past two months
Ind at great prices.
Story Of Farm.
"a farm that l bought in 1904 for
$500 and sold 1906 for $1,000, was
sold for $4,000, and sold again this
spring for $4,25O. The farmers were
all very busy finishing up barley and
flax seeding and the acreage around
Ray will be increased this year 200
per cent.
"At White Earth the Great Northern
is making very extensive improve.
ments through the town, Strengthening
out the track and raising it about ten
feet. They have four steam shovels at
work, and large crew of men and
the work will be completed October
1st."
At Stanley Mr.. Gillespie found the
same optimistic spirit, and in conver.
sing with some of the business men
found very fine outlook for the com
ing season, although the work on the
farm was delayed by the very heavy
rains.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-06-13
PROMINENT MEN MISSING

Attorney Davis and n. M. Rounce Dis.
appear From Grand Forks County.
Grand Forks-Two prominent Grand
Forks county residents, Attorney A. A.
Davis of Larimore and H. M. Rounce,
manager of the Tri-State Telephone
company of Grand Forks, are missing.
Both left home about a week ago,
leaving no explanation as to where
they intended going, it is said. The
Larimore attorney is graduate of the
University of North Dakota and for
merly was engaged in the practice of
law in Grand Forks with Scott Rex.
He is a member of the state legisla-
tive assembly from the fifth district.
Mr.. Rounce has been manager for the
Tri-State Telephone company for sew
eral years. He last was heard from
in Bagley, MINI. The affairs of both
men are in good condition.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-06-13
G. E. OFFICERS ELECTED
Pembina Presbytery Societies Indorse
Fight on Sunday Baseball.

Grafton.-The convention of the
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Pembina Presbytery has been brought
to close. The election of officers re.
suited in c. H. Cruttenden, of Inkster
being chosen president; James Nc
Even, of Cavalier, vice-president;
Miss Elda Harvey, of Pembina, secre
tary; Miss Lucy Gordon, of Langdon
treasurer; Mrs. Haddow, of Gilby, SUI
perintendent of Junior work; Miss
Grattery, of Gilby, superintendent of
Tenth legion; Miss Aitken, of Park
River, superintendent of Missionary
study class. Sixty-three delegates
representing sixteen societies attend
ed the convention and more arrived
today. Principal among the resolu
tions passed was that indorsing the
action OF the Grand Forks ministers
in their effort to prevent Sunday base
ball.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-06-13
HospitaI From Courthouse.

Ellendale.-The matter of converting
the old courthouse, when it is vacated
by the officials upon moving into the
new courthouse, into general hospi.
tai, was voiced at a large mass meet.
ing of citizens called by the CONNER.
cial club. The building is an ideal
one for such purposes. The plan tc
have the county commissioners turn
over the old building for hospital pur.
poses and to receive as compensation
all county nursing without charge
The proposition met with the hearty
approval Of nearly every man.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-06-13
BABIES IN FASHION
They Are No Longer Strangers IN
New York Mansions. !
Last Year 5,462 More Children Were
Born In First City Of the U. S.
Than During the Preced.
Ing Twelve Months.

New York.-You, Mr.. Bachelor, and
you, Miss Suffragette, don't sniff and
turn up your noses at the babies
heaven bless them! The time has at
last arrived when babies are in fash
ion again among the fashionable. Just
read here what DR.. w. H. Guilfoy,
head Of the department of records at
New York's health department, has to
say.
"The birth rate in New York is
gradually going up. Since 1898 it has
risen about per cent. !,
Last year there were born in New
York City just 1852 babies, an in
crease of 5,462 over the year before.
Now, had the rate not increased since
1898, when the greater city was first
inaugurated. there would have been
$4,000 fewer babies born than actually
were. Pretty good record for pleasure
loving New York;"
And it takes only half an eye to sec
for yourself the meaning of DR.. Gull
foy's statistics. There are babies in
punches, here, there and everywhere,
all over the big city. The east side
has its SHARE but so has the west side
and the central districts of the town,
where wealth and fashion dwell in
luxury.
There used to be a threadbare story
about there being no babies to speak
of along 5th avenue, and much was,
made out of the talk that the rich were
not doing their duty by society or the
community. All Of which was largely
tommyrot. The real reason was-and!
is-that New York's most distinguish
ed horoughfare-where trade has not
crept in-is given over to the man,
sions Of middle aged and elderly peo-
pie whose children are all grown up.
But walk over to the eastward q
bit in the side streets from 5th to Sd
avenue and see the babies and the
baby carriages there. You can get q
mighty good idea Of how fast the ba-
These side streets are inhabited by the
grownup sons and daughters Of the rich
and socially prominent. Babies grow
here in profusion.
Remember, these are not the babies
of apartment house people, but the
children Of those who live In brown
stone houses-not yet in the mansions
of their fathers and mothers which
they stand to inherit. And the moth
ers of these shiny-faced infants are
the young matrons of society, just az
the fathers of them belong to all the
best clubs in the city.
Why, the only way a clubman can
get his son into the exclusive Knicker-
booker club, where the initiation Is
5000 and the dues s10O a year, is to
put him up as soon as he is born,
and the waiting list of the club is to-
day filled with the names of baby
boys. One proud father, who lives in
a house with forty rooms, has three
babies on the list just waiting till they
are 81.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-06-13
LIGHTNING'S STREAK,
Nearly Costs the Lives of Farmer and
His Family.

Cleveland-Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Christensen had narrow escape
when their farm house near Cleve
land was struck by lightning. The
bolt bored small hole through a
window and struck an iron bedstead
This separated the current which went
down through the legs boring holes
in the floor. Plaster was knocked
from the walls and some dishes brok.
en- by the shock.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-06-13
INDIANA HORSE A SUICIDE
Animal browns Itself In Swollen
Stream Following Severe
Sickness.

Jeffersonville, Ind.-Suicide is what
Charles Pangburn, a veterinary sur
geon, pronounced it when he saw a
pain maddened horse dash into the
swollen current of Fourteen Mile
creek here and with no appearance Of
q struggle sink to it's death. DR..
Pangburn had just been treating the
animal for severe ailment with
which 1t had suffered several days.
He was driving away when he saw
the sick horse gallop furiously toward
the stream and watched it unhesitat1
ingly plunge in and end its misery.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-06-13
MORE NEW ELEVATORS.
spauIding Company Will Build Line
in Benson County.

Esmond. = Representatives Of the
Spaulding Elevator company have
been selecting sites along the new line
of the 500, in Benson county. The
three principal towns will be Fill
more, in Impark township; Baker, in
Broe township, and Harlow, in Butte
Valley township. They will be about
six miles apart and about twelve miles
from the towns on the main line OF
the Great Northern.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-06-13
Chinese and Japanese Brides.

The Chinese bride is clothed in scar
let silk. But Japan, strange to say, fol-
lows the western custom, and the Jap
anese bride appears on the important
morn clad in one respondent garment
of white silk. The sleeves of this cos
tune are usually two and half feet
long, while the sash measures soma
II feet In length.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-06-13
SAIL ON DOORS IN TORNADO
Couple at Newton, Miss, Have a
Strange Experience In a High
Wind.

Newton, Miss-When a destructive
tornado passed near here J. B. Trus-
sell, storekeeper, and his wife tried
to keep the store doors closed by hold
ing the knob and propping them
selves against it. The terrific wind
wrecked the building and Mr.. and
Mrs. Trussell went sailing on the
doors several hundred feet. Mrs,
Trussell landed in ditch and was
slightly. injured.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-06-13
Quarrel After 81 Years.

Paris.-After a happy married life of
81 years, Francois Poulet, ninety
three, and his wife. eighty-seven, had
their first quarrel and are now petit
tioning for divorce on the ground Of
lncompatibility.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-06-13
MANDAN CHAUTAUQUA.
Assembly to be Held From July 12
to 18.

Mandan. ..Mandan will have chau.
tauqua assembly from July IL to 49,
This is the fourth chautauqua gather
ing for North Dakota, and is the first
in the western section of the state
Devils Lake, Valley City and Minot
having the other three. A full course
of study will be followed out and ideal
grounds have been secured by the as
ISOLATION.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-06-13
Hire. Man to rhrash snou.e.

51H0o wait 90 1HTdoH opVuBo.
Seattle.-Answering an ad. offering
SO to the man who could thrash
wife beater, husky young man wal
Topped r. B. Giles, former water
front broker here, and claimed the 70.
ward from his wife.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-06-20

While reading ring-side news
from Chicago it will be well to
remember that there is to be a
democratic national convention
at Baltimore next week. The re-
sponsibility that rests on democ-
racv was never greater. 1t is
necessary that the leaders put
aside sordid ideas and personal
ambitions. If the party nomi-
mates man who can poll the in
dependent vote and adopts a
short and sensib platform moth
ing can stand against It in Nov
ember.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-06-20
Boat Schedule at Southport.

The B. G. & St. A. Railroad
have made arrangements with
Tiller & Blackwell to run their
boat in connection with the B. c..
train, and you can make prompt
connection for any point on the
bay.
Going north this boat will OBJ
serve the following schedule.
Leave MiIlville $3.50 am.
Leave Panama City 1918 am.
Leave ST Andrew 1900 am.
leave Lynn Haven 1910 pm.
Arrive Southport 1890 pm.
Going South, the boat will be
in waiting on arrival of train, and
there will be no DELAY.
h. II. ScARLETT,
General Manager,
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-06-20

Best paint, lead and oil at Dunn
Coleman Co.'S.
Have you tried Williams & Hell
tons flour? It's the best in town
Chinamel and Kyanize for your
floors and furniture at Dunn
Coleman Cos.
White House Shoes give per-
feet comfort and satisfaction.
Williams & Helton sell them.
Quite a bunch of pretty new
goods have been received at the
Misses Richardson's this week.
Best price on wire wrapped
hose, bath tubs, new process gas
olinc stoves and ranges, garden
plows, sash weights, kitchen
sinks, pipe and pipe fittings, at
Dunn-Coleman Co.'S.
.HerriCk Refrigerators
are the best. Samples
in Stock.
w. J. SCHELL.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-06-20
Yon Must pay Up.
20 wA0m Il maZ c0ncern.

10 VhOm ii may concern.
Having bought the notes and
accounts of the L. w. Ennis
Furniture Co., we now request
all parties owing said firm to call
and settle, or we will be forced
to send a collector to you. All
these claims must be settled at
once.
CHIPLEY FURNITURE Co.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-06-20

Don't forget to recollect to re-
member to remind yourself that
you are booster" for Chipley,
and that if you fail to perform
your duty in that respect you
may allow some golden opportu-
nifty for the city's advancement
to go by.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-06-20

5 or 6 doses 600 will break any
case of Chills & Fever; IT acts on
the liver better than Calomel, and
does not grippe or sicken. IS cents
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-06-20

Some of the United States Sen :
ators are advocating the doing
away with the expensive bath
tub, but none of them have said
word about the whitewash
brush.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-06-20
DR.. T. 6. Yates
Eye Specialist,

Eye Specialist,
Will be in Chipley at DR.. Wilson's
Office the First Tuesday in July
1912. Consultation and exami-
nation free.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-08-24

oab er an rsiabursr @9pd9e oes
yterpsnipitems infolss pip9opatbiz
l3er 8erdnlasuns litt. 5adper@
ftdnbtger Or. Srpttcic ertldrte, Suite
letoe an elmer reiabaren 99tpdhe bes
Nerbenipftems, an Heurait6enie burd
erblthe 8eranlaeuna.
Der polisei mar bas Sreiben Der
Sunssns, bic iebt angetlaat poren,
betannt, iie fab aber feinen 4nlab,
etn5ui4reiten, Offenbar, neil ibr bic
Sode gu tinbif6 mar. Srsffeno
iptrb biss bur4 fOlgenos @sene in
Der 8erbdnolung illuitriert: Der
Woritbenbe fast 81 einem anaetlaa=
ten: sic bdben benz llnterfudunasz
rtdter sinseitanoen, oaB sic BEN
Attsntatsplan Suite fannten. =
angefI.: Oieies 9eitdnonis purbe
mir abgepreBt. 4ls 6orpatin nit
mir tonfronttert ipurbe, fnste er mir,
l4 lei tein Gburuttsr. lpenn ib nidt
betsnne, baB id I6ulbig bin. Der
unteriu9unssri4ter Iagte, es ipdre
nl9t i4on, psnn i9 in ben StruBen
N9rams berumipaaieren plrbe, ipdb=
renb meine 5reunoe i'm 9erfer fben.
Statt fpl4e 8orpiirfe gu b0ren, be-
14uloigte t6 mid Iieber ielbh. (gez
tpsgung.) = 8orf.: Saben sic
gomben perfertigt? Mnqefl.: g
pober, ih batte aus Der g6emie Ell
nen 5iinfer. (StiirmiI9s 6eiterfeit,
audi Der Ri4ter.) Sm llntsrfuz
6unssprctotou iinb piele unridtia=
teiten. Sd babe mid am Saqe nac1
Dem Ittentut felbit BEL Der polisei
9emeIbet. 9Iei9 BEL benz eriten 8erz
Dor ertldrte id, bab i9 ni9t fbulpia
lei, oa i6 Den Suite fir einen Narz
rem gebalten uno niemals oeqlaubt
babe, er tperbe 10 etipus ipirflih tun.
2lber 0iele GrtlGrunsen ipuroen niht
protofoIliert.
Gin greulpel muBts itotuiert tper=
ben, oes6dlb ipurbe Der Hdrr Suite
3um Sooe uno Die Junsens, bic ben
Ndrren tannten, pbne etlpds aeoen
ibn 5u tun, 81 f6tperen &erferftraz
Ten perurteilt. Die poli5ei, oie BON
Den Reoereten bes Suite Ieit @p6en
8enntnis bate unb ii9 um ibn
nt9t tiimmerte, purhe ni9t onqe=
tlagt. Oas 5eigt, um' mas es it6
BEL ben 8orgGngen in 3roatien ban
belt. 4bf9redenbe 8eiipiele 5olIen
gegeben peroen, bumit Die BON Der
Glepelanber beuti9en Yrefe 70 ee=
lobten unsurifdsn Regierungsbdnbiz
ten f6ulten unb tpaIten f0nnen, ipie
tie polIen. DAB bamit bas 9e9enz
tell errei6t piro, brau9t man niht
erit 81 ia9en. Sdpn rssitisrt man
in ben 9aitbdufern Israms elm Ge=
oiat, nit ge5ug uuf ben 8onus, oaa
folseno.n Refrain bat: .9tus alien
Bergen ordnst iid Der Ruf; parum
! bat er i9n nidt setrOffen?" 0as ia
bic Wirtung folder Sdanpiuftis!
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-08-24
@egeu &idter naO @eridte.

entiaieoen auriidsenisIen, oaB 9ouz
perneur SpbnIon 9arris Weiniiod
bierbsr ianote, um eins llntsriu4un9
poraunebrnen, unb Inn Den Ruf bes
9pltes oes Staatss sfaltfornien BON
benz. @eruh 5n reiniss. ben 5ie ihm
onbdngen mDdten.
rSbr 6etglinge merit bic
g dub uuf bGs 8olt. S4
peiB aber, per ois SdulOigen iinb,
unb nenne tie bier Bel Namsn. SO
Iinb Spredels unb feline 9ei4dftss
partner. unb bieies 9eri4t TT Der
2adet unp 9nappe bieIsr SlaHe, Die
oas Gieentum bieier 8laiIe gegen
Die pororingliben, bun9ernpen ame@
ritaniT6en 9lrbeitsr perte,oigt.
Der Staatsanpult bef4ulbigt
mid in ieinem 9Iaiboper, bab i4
auT elmer offsntliden Platform, in
elmer Dffsntli6en @eriammluns 9ss
Iaat bdtte: Sum SeuFel nit ben
@eri4ten, mir piFen, mas Sereds
tiateit it," Gr iugte eine 9robt
Wubrbeit, als er log. Oenn penn sl
bas sSnnerite meiner 9eounfsn er'
fori6t bate, bate er Den @sbantsT
oefunoen, ben i6 uber niemuls gun
Wusprud bra9te. SEPT min id's
tun = gum seufel nit & u:
rem 9eri9ten. SD lpsib, mas
9sredtiefeit lit 0enn id babe II
Gurem @erift Sag fir Sag isBt se
ieNen unb babe bic Mitslieber mel
ner aluNe por6sr bic iossnannt
gant Ser @ersdtigteit pahisrel
Ieben. Sd bab. sic seisben, aidte
Sloane, unb anbsrs Sbrer Irt, mi
sic oie 9lrbeitsr ins 8efan9nl
ianbten, psil is es lpusten, ous ki
/ liae Recht bes Gissntums anSutatsr
Isle iinb ben Menidenre4ten, 2ebs
unp Slid gu fu4en, sessniibs
| taub unb blinb seporben.
.Sie babsn pisis Redte untsr
briidt, oamit bas beilies Reat be
Giaentums bsIdiiBt perbe. SEPT s'
aGblen sic mir, bas 9efeb gu uhtel
9as tu' i'd nidt. sd babe bas u
feb ubertreten, unb ia perns jeos
ssbrer @eIeBs psrlsBsn nnb nod IN
mer por .Sie bintreten uno iaser
.3ur 6Dne nit ben 8erihten!" Ws
i'd CLAUDE, oab mein Redt auf 6
ben bsi meitem hsiliser 1T, als Dc
belize Redt bes Gisentums, bas 9
unp Sbre Dirt 10 tiidtis psrtsiD
, oen.@
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-08-24

Der prpseB, nit Dem periuat
puroe, Dem Gbicasoer Iopotaten
Clarence Oarrop in oen 8erter gu
brinsen uno ibm Die Moeli4tsit gu
rauben, fernerbin in osn Ssz
ridtsfGlen fh an Die Settle Der 4rz
better gu fellen, lit mibsludt. Oars
rem tpuroe freigepro4en.
I'm 500 llbr am Sage oes Jrelz
iprudes bssann Ridter Sutton DIE
0erlefuna ieinsr Dsiiunssn an Die
Geldporenen. Gr itri4 oarin Den
eriten Mntlasepuntt, Dab namll9
Darroip Den 9ef4norsnen 8sorse N.
2adtppoo belto9en babe, neil, ple Der
9eidter iaste, Oie Shulobelpeiie unz
suldnglih 1sisn! Gbenio lautete Die
GntI9siouns oes Ri4ters binlidtl'9
bes stpeiten punttes Der Mntla9s,
ser psrIu9ten perbrederiiaen Beeln@
Ti:iiIuna eines Mannes, Der geroos ais
Gjeihpprener ausgetuablt meroeT'
Ioute; auf Die unbeitdtigtsn In9absr
rem Mitper19pprenen bin olrfts fetr
SauloIpru9 ssfGllt meroen, tuhr De-
Shelter reiter fort. Die IuslageF
zines ldeinbarsn MitperIhworensr
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-08-24

Die @eriate in San Diego, &altz
fornien, baben bic glrbeiter, Die pez
gen 9erleBung Der Rebeorbinan5 an
getlaet porben iino, fait iGmtlih psr>
urteilt. Das tpar poruus5uIeben nnb
lieB iid9 Ieiber ritbt abtpenben. Sie
@eri6te iinb i'm Welten nod piel
peniger He6tsini ititute als i'm Oiten,
oer 8luTenbab Der 8siisenben feisrt
od nibt islten Orsien.
Oub Dem @eri6te na6 oieIer
2i9tuns bon einem Der Qn9eflogten,
8bite lit fein Name, Die Wteinung
qeIu uat purbe, 1T cine Sadie, Die
ni6t pbne Ginbrud blieb, in ben
Rei6en Der 9lrbeiter bes g8eitens
nod longe na65ittern uno nuhplrs
fen miro. Gs par feline 8erteioiz
ounasreoe, Die Wbite belt, ionoern
,, cine Mntlu9e, bic bem iauberen 8i9s
ter Slpone nod lan9e in ben Sbren
tlinoen biirfte. Gin Document nennt
lie ielbit bic fupitaliitii6e prehe.
9luf bic 7rage Oes Ri6ters, OBJ
Wbite gu lsiner 9erteioisun9 mob
etnus gu iusen babe, untiportets
bisIer:
.Gs limb nur eini9e Worte, bic t9
| bier anfiibren mDdte. Oas 8eri9t
| mub midi aber niht miBperiteben.
| sd min bieie gsmsrtunsen niat ols
elm leaales Mreument MAIDEN. Sh
bin neber in Der pbraieoloaie Der
Nbpofaten, nod in Der i'm 9er,htsz
Iaal iibli6en Sprade benunbert.
uNur apsi Puntte min th beriibz
rem, oie Mntlass fslbit unb bic irre=
| fiibrenben 9lneaben bes Tertreters
iber glnflase. Die Mntlase lautet
| u0as 9pltbss Sta ates 6 a:
llifornia gegen 5. US
Wriob.t II. a." gs lit eine often
bare Qiiae. Die 2sute in bieiem 8s
ridtsiaal piHsn, baB es eine Gig
1T. Der @eri6ts bof felb
ueib, bab es eine 8 &c / t
: | unb id, peib audi, bab es geloaen til
: Wenn oas 0olf bes Staates fu
E cieie 9lnfluss perantportlid gu ma
c1en lit, bann pGrs bas 8olt uuh I'll
4 oen Mprb bon Mihael 6op unb oi
). grmoroune BON Soiepb Httolaie
: perantlportli9 81 MAIDEN. Gs NOR
8 Ihulb an alien 8erlebunsen, SAmd
n bunsen unp geleioiaunsen, Die b
}, Mrbeiter BON ben 8isilanten Ga
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