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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-02-02
Mainlands Are On the Ground
to Perfect Plans for
Development.
TIES BEING DELIVERED
Work Will be Resumed on CALDWELL
Nampa Line as Soon as Weather
Will Permit-Kinks and Curves are
to be Taken Out of the Boise VAL
ley Railway.

r. w. Watson and Sinclair Main
land, managers of the Mainland in
terests have arrived in this section
from the east and, on good authority
it is stated, are planning considerable
activity in the building and recon-
struction of the Mainland electric
traction and power holdings in this
section. 1t has been given out by
representatives of the company that
number of activities were planned for
this spring and it is believed that
Messrs. Mainland and Watson are
now here for the purpose of perfect
ing these plans.
Carloads of ties and other supplies
have been arriving in this city and
at Caldwell during the past month
and have been distributed along the
right-of-way of the Nampa Caldwell
line, says the Nampa Record. Ties
for large portion of the railway are
now ready for laying and force will
be placed at work on them as soon as
the contractors can complete the
grading work. The cold weather
and snow of the past month has him
dered the contractors considerably
and but little other than the hauling
of the ties was accomplished. Over
mile of the roadbed near the city
limits of Caldwell was graded before
the snow. Rails for the line are now
arriving and car load was distributed
from the Nampa depot Saturday.
1t is planned to rebuild the Boise
Valley line as soon as a new route
has been decided upon and force can
be started on the work. The exact
route to be traversed by the Boise
.Nampa section has not been made
public at this time although it was
announced few days ago that it was
the intention of the company to elm
mate about seven turns between
Nampa and the Meridian branch. 1t
is planned by the Mainlands to es-
tablish loop service over the Boise
Valley and the Boise 1nterurban. The
circuit service will not be placed into
effect Immediately on the completion
of the Nampa- Caldwell line, but will
be delayed until after the Boise VAL
ley has been Strengthened.
A number of the other fnanciers
interested in the Mainland holdings
are expected from the east within the
next few days and it is rumored that
as soon as they arrive definite plan
of operation will be announced.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-02-02
Married in Caldwell.

At Caldwell, Wednesday, Jan. "a,
Rev. T. J. Golightly, minister of the
Christian church, united in marriage
Miss Lillian L. Thompson and A. J.
Tombs of Boise. The wedding had
been kept a complete surprise, only
the brides mother, Mrs. E. E. Thomp-
son, and friend Of the bridegroom,
Andy Solberg, being present at the
ceremony. The Boise friends did not
know of the wedding until the fol-
lowing day. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Thompson
of this city, and a member of the
high school. The bridegroom came
here a year ago from Washington.
They will make their home for the
present at Boise.-Statesman.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-02-02
Roller Dam to be Installed.

In the construction of the diver
sion dam by the reclamation service
in Boise river it was necessary to
leave an opening 80 feet wide and
six feet deep for the passage OF logs
to be used at the Barberton mill be-
low. Experience has shown that
long periods elapse during which this
logway is not in use and that consid-
cradle saving of water could be made
if gate or gates were provided for
closing this logway at such times,
Careful studies have been made as
to the best design for use at this
point, and it has been decided that a
roller dam, similar to those which
have been in use for some years past
in Germany, would be the most eff
cient and cheapest closure.
The secretary of the interior has
authorized the purchase of such a
dam from Maschinenfabrik Augsburg
Nurnberg, A. G., Gustavberg bel
Mainz. Germany. This is a patented
article 50 that no competition is pos
sible.
The roller dam which is to be in
stalled on the logway on the Boise
diversion dam will be six feet in di-
ameter and about 81 feet in length.
1t is a patented German invention and
consists Of steel cylinder which per
forms the function of gate or NOV
able dam. 1t fits tightly upon a
wooden sill when closed and is open
ed by rolling it up inclines set in the
abutments at each end. power ma
chinery being used for thus lifting it
This torn of dam is used as giving
the form permitting greatest stiffness
for a given weight of material and II
thus becomes feasible to use gates
of this form of longer span than any
other. One gate of this kind is in use
in Germany with length of ITO feet
and one is soon to be installed BY
the Washington Water Power com
pany near Spokane of span of IN
feet.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-02-02
Deaths Reported This Week.

Miss Addie NJ. Shields died at Boise
Monday, the 10Th, having been taken
to Boise hospital for medical treat
ment. Deceased was AZ years of age
A father and brother, ]. z. Shields.
live at Pleasant Ridge. The funeral
services were held from the Pleasant
Ridge church, under the direction Of
the Jones Furniture Co.
Bernice Cole Calvert, age six
months, died in Caldwell Monday.
The little child was the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs b. C. Calvert, the latter
a sister of Mrs. S. d. Simpson. The
funeral was held from the home on
Albany street, under the direction of
the Platt-Peckham company.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-02-02
Monk Receives No Word.

County Treasurer Will Monk has
taken up the matter of the $l5O5 Is
discrepancy between the state and
county reported in the last issue of
The Tribune. Late yesterday after
noon he had received no word from
the state officials.
O. V. Bailey, formerly county aud
itor, says that he recalls the matter
ment of transient live stock. The
state has Canyon county charged up
for the full amount in one or two in
stances when the live stock were in
Canyon county only a part of the
year.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-02-02
You Should be Good for 90 Years.

Every citizen should have an ex-
pectation of 90 years of healthy, hap
py life, according to DR.. Harvey w.
Wiley, chief of the chemistry bureau,
a strong disciple of DR.. WI Ting Fang
in his longevity doctrine. He has made
plea for state and national control
of the public health.
by preventing contagious and pre-
ventable diseases, particularly among
infants under one years of age" he
said, I'VE can raise the average ex-
pectation of life from the present 80
years given us by the mortality tables
to 50, Personal hygiene and care will
give us the balance.
"That it can be done is shown by
the Panama canal. The French failed
not because of lack of engineers, abil-
ity, workmen or machinery, but be-
cause of disease. We made the zone
sanitary before work was started and
| now Panama is health resort. The
death rate is almost nothing.
1T has been the same way in the
Army. Japan taught the world les
SON In previous conflicts many more
men died of disease than from bullets
Most diseases are avoidable. In
the near future all of them will be
I prophesy that in rs years we will
be able to fight cancer as intelligently
as we now fight fever. In the mean
J time We will stop the infant mortality
which is almost invariably due to
some form of malnutrition when the
babe is deprived of natural food"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-02-02
Caldwell-Star Debate.

The debate between the Caldwell
high school second team and the Star
high school team resulted in Caldwell
winning the affirmative by score of
2 to l and losing the negative by a
similar score. The presiding officer
was Superintendent Brooks. The
judges were Judge Curtis Hayden,
Professors H. H. Hayman and Paul
Murphy of the college. The debaters
were: Caldwell, affirmative-Jackson,
Elhardt and Paine; negative-Wil-
liams, Tracy and Griffiths.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-02-02
Bryan Renders Decision.

Judge Bryan rendered judgment
Saturday in the matter of the Idaho
Northern Railway company VS..
Charles Bayse and others, regarding
damages for right of way. The land
involved is situated near Emmett. The
following are the amounts awarded:
George D. Durham, Mary Durham,
Hiram Durham and Emma Durham,
500; John M. Young. $500; H. l..
Fest, $3.50; Harry Wolf, 5000; M. F.
Dean, $3.50; L. w. Sabine. $46.50; w.
c. Hunter, SIS.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-02-02

have been established at the date Of
entry: And provided further, That
parties who have prior to this Act
made application for entry of any of
said lands shall have preference
right of thirty days, if such applica-
ton be made to conform to farm
units.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-02-02

not discuss it, said Assistant District
Attorney Ford, and declined to make
further comment. The grand jury
will resume its investigation tomor-
row.
Attorney barrow appeared i'll
court Wednesday and asked for more
time i'll which to enter his plea.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-02-02
norton of the PaYette

A portion of the Payette Valley
GRADS bridge at Payette went out
Friday morning just after the train
had crossed north bound. The break
ing of big ice gorge was the cause
of the damage to the structure.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12
Erams1hThJr %1suItanirm.

bimrtelidreienbc Sdanotbatcn be-
gan9en bat. &aum mar bieier Sd,ulz
flths, NnmenS Iutiiiier binter SdloB
unb Hiegcl, 10 ting n,ar 5tpei anoere
ieiner Witbriiocr, Die lid, ben 8laucrl
Der guritigeu @erehtigfeit 5u ent5ieben
ludten. Sas iinb Die Yipniere bes
nellcn Civilization!
Gombes. Ser Ibtriinnigc ilnb
friibcre IiniitcrprGiipent bat bel
3eitcn fir Die Seinigen 9eIorgt.
Scin gteffe Sran6 Gombes murpe, OBJ
Iton nod aan6 jung, Dor bret Sab
rem gum Steuer : Gontrollelr err
ilnnnt, be5o9 Elm @ebalt bon $500
Sranfcn lnb heite - besiebt Der
fleine Sill ais Yoitmeiiter elm @ebult
bon 10000 Sranten. - Gben .
banbelten Der Iiniiter Der 0ffentlihen
Sauten, Der So3inliit Gugagnellr unb
Der arie9sminiiter Nteiiimp. Ils iie
NIT Dem abgeihiittelten aabinett
Gaiaaur abeiusen, ernannten JIG nod
in Ser leeten Stunbe ibre &eripanbteu
lnb Setnnuten 5u bpbeu Stnatsz
orntern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12

reI'en lid nidt id)euen, auf Die gnt>
~ideibungen Der 8erifte bes
Sunbes c~in5uipirfen Su iuder, bnnn
ebarf 9eraoe Die rihterlihe
Sllnftion nnierer Hegierung Der
2 t ii 3 c. Sieie Stibe miro min
am beiten gegeben, ipenn Die u / fs
ter | it piien. bab lie 9 G II a II
b E 0 b q f et luerben unb baS bas
@olt. burb Die Ereiie nnb anbere
Sattoren Der Seffentlid,feit, bariiber
uufgetldrt miro, in tpiefern Bite ridter=
Iihen Sanblnngen, Gntifeinmnsen nnb
Imsiasen iih nit benz iuabren Iulfs-
tuDble, bent Wpble Der MQgemeinbeit,
nad driitlihen 8ruuoiGten semeiIen,
hefen. Inn unieren 8idterftanb &C.
Iunb 3u erbdlten, braufen mir bess
baIb nift gu fiirftcn, and) beiien
Geiituneen nit hriitlidem IaBitabe
an bemeiicn. Wir iagen 9ielcs, bn>
nit uniere 2eIer orientiert ieien unb
~tpiiien, mas iie babon gu balten BADEN,
uenn Die Sanblungen unb grbcitcn
bon Hihtern unb 8crihtsbDfcn
offentIid d, in Der Ireile unb ionit
Dor DEM @olfe bebanbelt perben. Sic
Of riitlihe GufiaNuns bon Dem
tpabren @pIfsipoble mlb aud, unIer
8erihtsipeien beberri1cn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12

@er Ynriicr Y%pli5ciprdfeft mil
All Die Straben Der frnn3oliIhen
~ 6auptitabt idubern loiicn,
- Mot mobl bon Den Suitz
birncn, Die Die ~Srpttpir5" (Scitcnz
ilberfilIlcn, aud nid)t non
Den pcrnp8rapbiiden Sdriftcn, Siis
fcrn II. 3eitrngen, Die in Den &ipsten
tctlgebpten lucrben, nod men l.
bon Den idmuBigcu Iffiihcn
llno ctelbaften photographer. Die
llbernll Die &prilbcrgebcnbcu ungaffcm
I o II bern BON Den YapicrfcBcll, bic
aut Die StraBcn 0cluorfcu iperbcu.
Sladpn's idbmltigc 3cituno y9auz
5Gblt I'M ieBigen Niiniitcrium
5lpet Sireftpren uno fiiuf Nitarbeitcr:
aloP, Stec9, @uiitbau, Serb. Sapio
llno Nene Bernard; lpeiterc % ab9e
oronete ihrieben iiir Die v2onternc".
Z D lpurbc bon einem ihmllpiaen
3citun8sidreiber, Der iest I'M StaatSe
nit auppleriuncn ltnb faylen
Sirncn fir elm Sabr ei~ngeiperrt lit,
fron3pItide Hcpublif rcgicrt urb
geIeitct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12
A1d) rtmr Qurlle DER 1tmsufrirnembeit.

fonmt INNER ser @cbanfc
n BET @elegenbeit bon &ettcIerz
w 8inbtboritz unD anbcrcr Sci
crn, DaB berrlidc Hebcn ullb
%ortrdge nur bnnn ii e / / dl
uno ID bppll iinb, ipcnn lie
ipirflid) ba5n beitragcn ben 3 IT.
b D rern ibrc Sill / nj
IIltagsIeben flarer 81 MAIDEN.
&ir babeu oft fat einen ipabren
Gtel por unieren cigenen Sroz
gramm : Hebeu uuo ,Y /
nunci n 5" iiber o@a5 mir
nolen", lpenn mir ms inne iperDen
lpte leidt Der 3rb0rer pber 2eier Die
@ / d tigteit ieincr ia gtd9 g.
ii d)en Grbeit pergiBt. Sc otter
mir luerben, beito mcbr iebnen mir
uns uah Der itiacn, tlnrcn, 5ielbcz
iuuBtcn Irbeit am cigcncn Seelen>
leben, in Der eiselnen Serufsurbeit.
@ir finben in bieier Gridcinung
9enall beitdtigt mas mar 10 oft I'M
&eben beobadtet, baB mir oft iiber Der
groben Grbeit. iibcr Den 6ilnbenben
Mcben, iiber Dem blcnbenben Sd)ein,
Die &leinarbcit, Die title, flare, 5icIz
betpuBte Mrbeit am Suoipiouum
pernnfId1iist baben.
'@eipiB lit Der Sug sum 8roBen elm
treibenoes Wpment bcs mobernen
2ebens. Iber CT lit aud, einieitig
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12
Us lG,ft siuem fiir,unhr Gin sdhous

Is lauft einem fiir,unbr Elm SGalts
bern ilbcr Den Hilden, lpenn man III
Den N~ppthefen hier5uluupe con'taticrcll
nuuB, mic Sungen3 @clcgenbett
gc8eben lit, Nr3ncien 3~r6llberela
ten, neld)c 6eiunhbeit ooer Spo I'M
WcfoIBc babcn tDnncn. Sier III
Soma ir8enopo lit crit jiln9lt gerid)t>
lid entihicben porben, bab elmer 9es
lcrntcn uusldrpiidcu Slpptbetarin, Die
Der cn9liid)en Sprad)e nitt md6,ti9
lit, dr6tlihc WcrIdreibuugen aus5u>
filllcn, nid)t geitnttet lpcrben tann.
@obl ails Dem @runbe, neil eS mpgs
lid mare, bnB lie Die Srescripz
tiou bes Nr5tes fallf periteben lrno
llnbcil unrid1ten tpnne. SinO aber
iunge, iiber un9e "0rn99ilten"
bciler baran? &oum. Sieier In@
iid,t idcint mou aud 9eiueien 81 lcin.
nuf Dem porige 8odc 81 Chicago
itnt%t9cfunocueu Gpu8reG Der ~Imcr@
icon Medical NIiociatipn", elmer Ser
etniglng, in ipeltcr ale bauptIdd)z
lid)cn Nr5neiiGulen beS Hun0es, iolpic
Die mciiten Sanit1ts s9cboroen Der
trcten iinb unb ser pielc Der berpprz
rnngenbitcn slcr5te Der Der. Stanten
~ungehDrcn. &ier crtl0rte ndunlif
Or. Artbur Sean Seoan bon Chicago
ircimiitbig:
~Gs milien unbeoin9t IN Sc5u8
nltf Sorbiloun9 an jul9e Scute, Die
lid DEM Stubium Der Ir5neitunbe
luibmcn ipoleu, bobere Gufprpcrllngen
gciteIlt iperben. Sn Sicicr Siniiut
Itebt Nmcrifd pcit binter europa
6uriif. @eni9itens ioltcu n~ngebenbe
glrSnciItlloenten Die Sprachfenntuil1e
bciiecn. tpelhe 5um Stuoium Der
Mcbi5in fait uuerldSli6 iinb, nnb anf
beren, luenu aud nllr pberfldhltde
Gruerbung Die meiiteu Rebi8iner bis
Der auf Der SafituIe piel Seit per@
mcnben miii'en, Die cigcntlid) Dem
Sahitubium ieIbit 81 Cute tomme:l
%Iollte."
llup Sr. 8eban bat Gedt, frci
Wtal Hedt ,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12
(Spe5iea fir bieic 3eitung.)
a1nm Cbrf-Rrhaktemr.

geflegt, Elm 6erieBenbcS Wpe
ment. Gr rallbt Dem Menifen Den
Slif fir Die eipige Gnge Der 8trfs
litteit, in Der er it'd idaiienb be-
tbdtlgen ioa.
Hur Saourd). haf nas gulf ben
Slif fir bic tleinc Wirflihfeit unb
lire ncrihiebenartigen materiellen,
seiitiseu, aud) relisibien geoiirfniiie
%pcrlpr, mar es mGslih, naf Mttltpnen
Der lltupic zines Sutunftsitaates (bem
Su5ialismus) anbeimfallen fonnten
uuo bariiber bic Nutbweunisfeit bes
itinen Shaffens i'm nreiscnitem
9ebcnsfreiie persafen.
Infer @erihtsmeien.
Gs fam niht 9eleu9net tperben,
baB bicielben perberblihen Ginfliile
bcs. Big 9uiincB", ueldc nniere
Yplitifer auf Ihipegc fiibren,
nidt obuc &irfunQ nuf infer u e.
/ / d. t 8 peien bleiben. Wir bdben
b~ier3ulanbe nod nit elmer 9eipiiien
Shcu unb gbrfurdt al u~nieren Nihs
tern allfge1ebeu. Genu mir aber nun
crtcnnen, bab Die Suiineb : SnteS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12
,,$nnTt abrr lit allies frtrhlidJ!"

&C REG in Sripplis, Hepplltion III
~ Werifo, Hieienitreits in @ngz
~ Lamb unb 2aiurence, Wlal',
~ Sample Der @ma3onen in 2ons
bon, brpbenber Streif Der aoblene
arbeitcr in Seutihlanb, Srautreid
unb in Den Ser. Staaten, - JOINT
aber lit llcs friebIih.
Gbiecr Sae ipiirbc einen IdDneu
Wis ab9ebenL auf Den Der nift lpetter
benfenbe III nintereiiierte"
= unb bas iino mir leiber Iac, io@
lan9c a lpeit gcnlg pom Scibc
blcibt - tiidti9 laden miiroc. Iber
binter einigcn iener Sbatiad,en,
Die in elm paar 3eilen 5uIammen9e2
brdngt iinb. bir8t lid baS brubenoe
@eIpcnit u~llIerer Gage, Die psialc
llnrnit nit ibrem ainbc, Die
u nardie G, bie nad ibr berrl1en
ipiro.
8eiumiercn IN / I: @nglanb
liegt felt Dem 1. Wtdr8 i'm 8nnne
cincs nugcneincn & o + ltreifs 3.
Mtebr ais cine 0tilion @rlbcnarbeiter
feiern, ilnb IN tur3er 3cit miro cine
tpeiterc Millipn bon Nrbeitern IN Den
9etrieben, Die auf A~pblenbeonrf nllge>
lpicien Iinb. in Witleioenid]uit ge5pgen
unp Der gun3c Sanocl beS Sunbcs &C.
IGImt pcrbcn. Sic cngliiMc Negies
rung bat Die bierblrdl gcihaffcne, IN
ibren Solgen tdrm ern't gcnlla 81
iddecnbe HotbIdge ipfprt %crfanut,
aber nuc 8emilbun9eu, Die 9iffcrens
gen 5fpiid)cn Den OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uno
Den @rubcnarbeitcrn 3u ldlihtcn.
baben lid ais muB.pS eripicIcu. Sie
federation Der @ergleute beitanb unf
Siriernng zines Wiinimallobues. Gin
lolter purbc idlicBlih aud BON Den
meiiten @rubcnbciibern, nnhhcm
Yrcnier asouitb tic ba5u nngciidtS
Der 9roSen aulamitdt, Die eiu am
oauernbcr aoblcultreif idaffen tuilrbc,
0cordngt bate. I'M Trin8ip 8ugeItanz
Ben. Gle Iertreter Der SDbcratiun
perlangtcn jehudl, Daft III 3nfunft Der
Minimaliubu selten miiiic, ben tic
ielbIt icitgelest baben. Sic piirben
lid nit Den @rubenbeiieern in tcis
nerlei Mrbitrierung mad bieIcr Scltc
bin einlaiicn. Yremier Nsanitb err
flartc %baraufbin, ban bic Gesieruna,
iuenn nidt cine balsige Giuisung 5u
cr5ielem ut, bas Iarlament pcrans
laiien miiroc, baS Yrinsip eineS Winis
mailubnes scietlih 81 firicrcn. Die
Me0icrung iuilrbc nlio im Aotbiaa BON
Dem dubcritcn Mittcl itnntIihcn Gins
miifcns 8ebraud) modcu ulb idlieBz
lid, ben Gctricb audi nit 3lpnugss
mabrcgcln unfrcdt 3n crbnltcn 'lldlcn,
@orberbanb bubcu Die Sclcantcu DER
liberation Der 9crglcute lucitcre Ser
6anbhlugen nbgehrod)en unD Itno 3u
ibren @cupiicu 8rrildGctcbrt, ocncn lie
Sic Sitnntion tlurlegen pollen.
Seber 5uG bcS Streita id)lG9t Der
Snpuitrie Gn9lnnb's ticfc 8unocn.
Ron pcr9cgempdriigc lid, bnB id)on
I'M Sabre 1909 263,774,312 SDnueu
i'm Rertbc bon mlcbr ais elmer 6ulbcn
Billion 9oQarc gcforocrt murocn, onB
in bemielbcn Sabr in Den Apbleubcrg
perten 1.042,435 Seripncn bcihdis
tiot morcn, bon bencu S1S,3S1 inter
Der Grbe arbcitcten nm IN crfcmrcu,
pel1c Sebeutnng oic NohIcu Snoulric
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12
Sente, Die jett init brei Gents per 3upf
ipDdentiih leben miifem.

Sn Der So5inls unb auIturgcldidic
Der @%crcini9ten Staaten mirb yam.
renee, MaH., cinen ipldDen Shanbs
flcf bilbert, mie bic Sfinber= Mtfairc
BON @pmeiteaO, Ya. 3uitdnoe. lpie lie
ltd lett Wod]cn IN &nlprcncc ent<
lpifelten unp Die gcbnnblung ciclcr
3u'tdnoe ieitens Der perihiebcnen
Snterclicnten uno Scborbcn lit 3liz
alci6 crgreifcnb unb cnp0rcno -
ciltc Sdmad) fir unicrc @eicQidnft.
filr nnIcre piclgcriibmtc Civilization.
Wit lln9lallblider Brltalitdt traz
ten, nah @taB8abc Der iceigen 3sua
8ellallSldgcn ppr eincm unteriuz
d)lings : alisiduiie peS GongrciIes,
Soli5ci unb Mfili3cn ben itrcifcnben
Wcbern %8egenilber AMI, bercu ein5iae
8nftc I'M Sample INT Die griitcn5
Der - 0unger lit. Srnueu Der Musa
ltanoigeu lplrben nit Dem SpIi5cis
tnllppel traftiert. lueil man nc Der,
binocrn mollte, ibrc borbcnbcll ailper
nnh %allolu1rtS 81 ldidcn. nm lie
Dor Dem 0rnlgertobe 81 b~cluabrcn.
ainDer lpurben Den Glicrn inter bcnl
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