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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-19
MANY GAIN ABNITTANCE TO
COLISEUM THROUGH FRRU d.

Chicago. Ills. June 19.-In spite OF
the precautions taken by the commit
tee on arrangements and the police TO
prevent any but those holding regular
tickeA5 from gaining admission to the
Coliseum. il was reported that scores
were passed by dOorkeepers either Tor
a money consideration, for frieSd-
ships sake, or on a ticket resembling
the regular ones. but not genuine
Chief dOOrkeeper John J. Hanson re-
moved several of his aides after TAX
ing their badges from them and caus-
ing two former aldermen to be elected
from the annex.
Lawn Hose and SpriRklerS.
Laurie Hardware Co. 500 Mills st.
New suitcases for sale at Bryan Bros.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-07

society vel served bT her Undsr1zk-
ing has activities. Moreover IL man
is -0 remain 4 civilized being he must
be held 10 mis- business Of producer
and protector. she cannot overlook
ner obligation % keep him up 70 hLs
part IN the partneryhiD and she can
not wisely interfere tyO much xith
that part. The fate Of the meddler "a
common knowIedge.
n few women ia every country
have always and probably always will
find work ami usefulness and happi-
bess in exceptional tasks There are,
sOmtimes, women who are born with
what De call bachelor sOuls'-an in
tsresting and sometimes even charm
Ing. though alsys an incomplete pos
session. More often they are women
no Dy the bungling machinery Of So
ciety have been cast aside. There is
u" reason why these women should
Do Idle, miserable, selfish and anti
social. There are rich lives for them
70 work out and endless needs for
thin To meet. But they are not the
women upon whom society depends;
they are not the ones who build the
nation. The women who count are
those who Outnum Der them a hundre ]
to one-the women who are at the
great business Of founding and filling
the natural social centers, which we
call homes. Humanity will rise or
faIl az that center is strong or weak.
II IL the human core"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-07

psrchsd high - snaoaZ the araEesss.
appear % use these eIspztsd ssFlc-
tEres only AZ plzcss az refuge lr.
time II danger. bat DF. WOs. On ths
T,OYnar1i. dlscOysred tree drsusrs NhD
prefer ~ I've always among The
branches 0ut of the ezgy reach ot
their enemies and Of the fresn<sfs
mat frequently lngndats ;hslr lands.
We have heard more Of the tree
dwellsrs in BOrnsO than Of tnCss In
any other part Of the world. Bu;
these buildings are aisO found IN cOn-
siderable numbers in New Guinea and
the solomon Islands.
SDns tribes there have long been
in the habit Of building houses fifty
Or SIXTY feet from the ground When
their lOOkOuts report the approach Of
the enemy IN their rOTDoats the dan
ger signal IL communicated BY pe-
culiaT cry. Then the women and
children climb into the tree houses
by near ns Of rough ladders, and watch
safe from harm, the conflict which
ensueg.
Firearms are rspOnsible for the
abandonment Of thsse tree houses for
ground dwellings. II 10 against the
law ~ seil fire arms To these Pacific
sayazes but In one way or another
they are able N procure n consider
able quantity. When they are uEed
the natives find the perches ineffec-
tUaI refUges for the women and chill
dren againgt guns and rifles. The
rOnr creatures prsfer 10 take their
chances on being shot on the ground
and 20 the practice Of building tree
hut8 has come To be abandoned
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-07
DOMESTIC COMBAT.

r. Trowbridge Dana, grandson Of
the poet LOngfellow. who was re-
Gently married in Cambridge with a
beautiful ritual OF his own compost
ton, said the other day to a report
er:
"Tf all couples gave to marriage the
profound thought and reverence that
my wife and I gave 10 1t there would
be fewer mismatings.
"The average married pair. II
sometimes seems 10 me. are like, the
Blnkses.
"'Pa.' said little Tommy Binks one
day. what's a weapon
"A weapon, my SON. Binks ans
wered, is something to fight with
"Then, pa said little Tommy, "is
ma your weapon ?""--Denver Times.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-07
"BAcHEfoR SOULS"

In an article on Women" in the
October American Magazine, Ida VI
Tarbell says:
women need to understand and t.
recognize their integral part in hu-
man progress. To slur this over, lg-
more or deny IT, cripples their powers.
II sets them at the foolish effort OF
enlarging their lives by doing the
things man doeB-nOt because they
are certain that az human beings with
definite task they need--or society
beeds--these particular services or
operations from them. but because
they conceive that this alone will
prove them equal. The efforts Of wo-
man TO prove herself equal to man Is
work OF supererogation. There is
nothing he has ever done that she has
not again ana again proved herself
able 10 do equally well But rarely Is
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-07
King Edward At Biarritz.

King Edward at Bisrritz
Kink Edward always STAYED a,
Bizrrttz under the name Of Ea-I >,
Chester Wei. he was walking ors
April afternoon according to his bah-
II, DOWN the hill from the golf cIuh
where he had been playing croauei to
the Hotel du PaIais. where he 70.
sided
The sun shOne on the wild sea
The King. in 4 gray suit. smoking a
huge cigar. walked a little in advance
of his companions. And on the other
side Of the street A small crowd o,
dawdy English rubbernecks followed
as usual, sheepishly.
Then suddenly. az the king was
passing the great gray villa Of the
Dowager Duchess OF Manchester, a
man accogted him.
Excuse me. sir sand the man. in
a drawling. nasal accent OF the west
ern prairies, but are you the king of
England
Ny name Is Chester the King an
swered. with his genial smile.
"COnfound il, Then you've lost me
a 80 bill" said the American, and
slapping the King jocostly on the
shoulder. he walked away."-Detroit
Free Press.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-07

-. - .aa caaarr ragsr
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-07

ssnatOr Bourns - going ~ enter
the rare again even though defeated
for the republican
o. slpJuId F.Iect rsnDrninat ION and
Harry Lane. though he I'D not
secure the endorse
rnsnt NJ the bun noosers, Prior u
the entrance Of Bourne into the Dres-
ent rare the prospects for the election
Of Dr, Harry Lane seemed bright,
Thsy are nov much better, Dr At least
they should be-
3enai0r Bourne charges Ben Selling
with having squandsrsd entirely too
much money getting the republican
nomination. The charge is true. Ger
talnly some one spent an immense
sum in bringing about Nr. SeIling's
nomination. n was in violation NJ the
spirit II not the letter 0f the corrupt
practices art. people resent and have
right - resent the manner IN which
Ben Selling vas nominated.
BDt senator Bourne aIso had an en-
ornous advantage in the primary cam
paIgB. He had the use of the frank
ing privilege and was able 10 gend to
the voters vast quantity Of literature
VERY beneficial N his candidacy. He
was able 10 do some very effective ad-
yertisinR without cOst 10 bimself. ThIs
weakens his complaint against Selling
ln-s0-far ~ Bourne himself IN con-
cerDed.
seuator Bourne By his action in run
Ming Independently lays hImself
open To the charge Of disre-
gardlng the direct primary law. IT n
not likely he viii fare any better than
he did in April II he can show that
Zen Selling has nneen at fault IT should
BE- possible for Mr. Selling 10 prove
the same against Bourne.
This being the case DR.. Lane may
safely sit by and let this new pair of
Oold Dust Twins do the work
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-07

asiie0e IA pics and Depreciation AID
hate CtOss who try uo sessen sucn
evils a2 opposing snd Duusii.ng niase
-esBoasiAie rtersfor-,
n eis 3ari-Vice activities 1ac gnv-
,rnor aas mersiy soi,owe, ais oaGi
= ocrlce % hs Aas sloyu mora
courage Hlt pislr ctan B.s Jrecteces.
srrs he s snrJrled ca crensJ uou TO ceu-
sura rlte a0Vernor's snU-Vic,. a,u.V-
ces aavs tous much roo,t and rhs
seaerys accomplished Wiz lasr FOR a
oug anne some MINK he has shown
a;Hs smlrage rhsu iiscrer!on, Flow
sysr a.s has nou been a raish crusade
ouJ a., extremely licsillasuu Hus- Fla
tas l.se.. cie 87S sxacrIV where lr was
a..e4.,d tat -isc is why sl many ara
hovBuz Ffs has nor srruct az the
leaves On sts rrss 81 arg1aizsd vice, ss
slasr -eforpfers To. Es hass hir AZ rits
r-uaS - ute Jrse--sc cAs men WAC
make aorsy aur - vice-sad he has
sJrucIs also ac -He tsncs % inrrupr
and indifferent ofsicialGosu raar has
beer 1,e trees xrsa5ssr proCecrica IN
l,s past
Srsrl saI snser a. 'ltsy vii cl,s gov.
srnor has sear sIccsSsflI wica a4s
Nsrx. as sas aor abolished sgsrs-
mad, pics % be sure. Ee ga Ear sx-
secc t.. sac ~ aas sisGvr taa5 vlss
as ve saps lc Is noe G1s nssrsly r.
suuan sraacg SUI "a sasJsrss sad pro-
-,ors,s secsase rsspls aaSe nlausy or
and sgusraguss csey are nfsr and
va-sr % sprsrsr5 rsspecrabi.ity.
rt. governor ass Taught a needed les
son -s sct. ssspls. Is Portland thsy
sra sc-sp,5lirx ROW 70 safety and
-saeera-r. sasy win be relseraat 90
asgssr -.onsy IN property intended
sar wee purposes BY his summary
removal 3t various mayors. uarshaLs
ard ..soGess IRE zgvsrror has also
-asxa- needed lesson 10 the peacs
afteers - -he state, Bg his treatment
u George :. Cameron in Portland hs
has n. ersssss ochsr district attorneys
rirs tae fset 'aey are paid % srforcs
.as Iaw. 'nbt % thwart its enforce
aasat, ~ the zovsfn9f's treatment of
ne Portland rssG houss owrsrs hs
made casra gsc or tnsir knees and
take osta u con4sat better establish
naents ard h6t r.. eDarlve a. the ruia-
atm II goErz girls IT me robbery of
yoenx men aa3 not u assist the ve.-
turss wh9 eo9dgtt the white slave
trafne.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-07
HOUSES IN THE TREES.

Not many years ago the custom of
building houses in the branches Of
trees was common one among many
~ the savage peoples Of the Pacific
Islands, but latterly the custom has
become less general Tree houses
have also been seen by travellers In
three districts ~ Africa-by Nachti-
gal, near the Bharl river in the Sou
dan: by GreeDfell. on the Nobangi,
and by Wolf on the Lomami
The natives whom Eachtigal and
Greenfell saw In their little houses,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-07
> sS.~.es~~NN>>~~t


Ror sorns weeks past psrsisten:
ana silly sffoft has been made here
towards casting slurs ana
~ The insults 1T GovsrnDr West.
Defente ~ The staff has rome from
PepdletOpL an Insignificant source
mat will not he named
bteaBss it ls unworthy nj such hon
or. Tns uhoIe matter would be tx
rOred had it MT been that IN saturday
me name ri the psndIston CONNER
ciaI Club ana lts president we're
br0uzht into play though mis- paper
Il going N IN Nr, Robinson the cred
il NJ assuming ne GiG not desire HE
name used in an opsn Insult ~ the
gOvsrn0r NJ the state ana that he re-
Rrsts The uss 81 which his name and
Dbot0graph we're put
Bpt regardless NJ that point u IL
time FIR me Hast OrsgonlaD n tx
press Itself concerning the sIBrring At
tacks made here Upon the governor.
%ot n defend Goysruor West. for he
has Gone m wrong ana needs m de-
fender, but ~ defend the city ~ PEN
0Ieton. ana the decent people of this
pisce. The s1Brs ana insults cast dur
ing past useks have not hurt the gov-
erbor IN the slightest, but IN tend 70
hurt pspJIstOu
Therefore ne viii start the defence
by the declaration tb8t ninety-nlne
per cent NJ the responsible men ana
uDnsn nj this city 10 not agres with
tbs sttaeks made ana regret them.
Wby sboUId anyone in PsndIeton
want ~ see the governor Insulted and
sUUseted ~ ditty. mean ana silly at
faeks, What has he done ~ pendls-
tOb tbat he should be 70 treated Was
y crime against Psudlston that the
gDysrpor bas ussG his bezt efforts
touards making the Eastern Oregon
BosplHl The best BpG most up-to-dhte
constructed institution NJ its SORT IN
the w0rld. wss II o. crime against the
TOM hat he assisted IN the expendi.
tufe NJ hair million dollars here;
ana is rlgit nov planning with his fel-
Low members ~ the state board on ths
appropriation 10 be asked for 70 main
tain the institution during the next
two ys0rs7 Was u wrong that he
has been q good booster for the
Roundup ana led the parade n year
ago. II the governor at fault be-
cause ne has always treated PendIe.
ton and psndjeton people with fair
ness. courtesy and friepdlIness7
Why should lecent people here or
elsewhere object 10 the governors
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-07

p II you have young children you
have perhaps noticed that disorders
Of the stomach are their most COM
mon ailment. To correct this you
will find Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets excellent They are
easy and pleasant to take. and mild
and gentle in effect. For sale by all
dealers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-07
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-07

Is Goyernor West deserving u IN
suit sra risIeugs becsgss he has 9Hrs
such uork as fHas2 ? saoeIs hs be sub
ieet % petty frs0i:ltz attacks be-
eaese hs hzs tried ~ do his duty
ardsr ths Iaw and nader me cbnstI-
.atlon II Crsgar D0 any 9scsns. re-
ssonslols nIsn pr women la Pendlstoa
believe that organized. profit making
ylcs shos.d IL sneDarsgsd and mat
C,oysrunr West j. uronz IN nis pgr-
posAs or his rnstnD1s2 Do theT feel
.ha, me local sssrs cast against him
have beer iBstlsego u they IN Jet
tbsro speak up and give me puolic
the benefit Df their views
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-07
4 ROYAL JOKE-PRICE SO.

John g. a. Leishman. our ambas-
sador to Turkey" said Pittsburg
man, tells a good story about the late
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-07

Why should lecent people here or
elsewhere object 10 the governors
snn.vlco crusade? DO decent people
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-23
Die Mctbpoiiten 81
iaeem BADEN.

Sn ibrer National aonTeren5 gu
minneapolis buben Sic %unerlfanil hen
MethooiIten mie0er Elm gldn5enoe5
S3ergniB ibrer politiiden Inns religio=
len l1nOul0i amfeit uno puritanilher
gngber5igfeit abgelegt. Nraltoent
Gait muroe BON ibnen in gunn un0
Mft erfldrt, neil er einem &egie=
rungsbeamten erlal1bte, SEM groBen
grauer=aongreB porigen Sabre5 in
Chicago bei5umobnen. 3us mor etne
SlnSe gegen sen @eiit Ser Erobibi=
bition, Sic inn Metbooismus befannt=
lih ibren @auptanbang bat, uno Die
nit;t einmal sen m6Bigen @enuB get
tiger @etrante %geitattet. 3em nam=
liden puritaniiden 2eitgeoanfen emit
ipridt Ser 8eidluB Ser &onferen5,
ouB niematrb, ser Sabaf in irgeno
lpelder 5orm genieBt, Elm firdlifes
Mmt in Ser sefe je bethlehem oarf.
am idarhten oridte ii@ sic l1n+
ouloiamfeit in SEN 8eldliiiien gegen
Sic fatboliide Stride aus. Die pom
betreffen6en @omite einberibteten Be-
idliiile iiber sos Meiilionsmerf ser
gefte in fatboliiden 9anoern miiiien
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-23

aber Ser io5ialen Strife, oerientge1
&irte, melde aut Ser lo5lalen Selte
SEES menld)lid)en 2ebe115 eilre beroor=
rugel1oe Mufmerflumfeit ihenft, fir
Ste lo5ialen GerbaltuilIe Elm wornres
lno peritdnoniBinnigeS gmpfinoen
ms eil1en %ltarfe1 ulro tapferen Irm
fir SEN ein5elnen Mienifen fat. Sic
%Ip;iale Stride lit misoeu1m Ste fatho=
lilte. ltro mir lebeu meiter tn elmer
iitecloltetel1 3eit. @dhl fein 3elt=
otter fat oas SnSipi0uum nit Ser
gleiten Sumn1e Don 9alten ul,o Nut
gaben gebiiroet, fat 0ie'e Nutgaben
uro 2alten gin5elnen 10 oielleitlg &C.
llaltet ltao ano%ererieits micoerltn Sen
ginsclrel1 10 pielieitigen 8efa6ren
ut.o @eSrdngnillen ausgeiest, ME Sn5
assunauGrtiae. Iiele 3eit heoarf Ser
Strife. bon nelter Ser Menih meiB,
AoB lie fir ieSes Teblen, fir ieoes
Gebrcte!1 ms Mnliegen EN- DIR fat
ms auf ieoe Gin5el5eit I'M oeben oes
Ginjelmerihen eingebt nno eln Sort
aud tn oieier ge5ie6ung lit. Sier
liegt eilr groBes @eimneb, mas o1e
Meniden uaer Sta11oe in bielen 3el=
ten erqriffen fat, auh cieient9en, Sic
Is nid1t geitehen mollen. @lr aber
lefen Sic fotboli'he @irhe, mie lie
%inunerOor Sic Stride ihrer 3eit mar,
ol1d1 mieSer als oieienige nnierer 3elt,
Ionie Ser angebrpd1enen neuen 2ert
in Sen orei groBen ebet herHbrten Sit
gen Nerielben. Inns Sarin liegt ein
gepoItiger Nfingitge0anfe, liegt Bic
fomme112e Nehtfertigung rn0 Der
fou1menHe triumph iiter Sic nieoeren
@ellen oes ultgenh(idlihen Cages
hinal1s."
Sn 0ielem Sin1e m6dlten MIR 0as
Bruuien u1l0 5tiirmen un1erer 3eit,
niht fiirhten, lonbern begriiBen. Ser
Seilige @ei1t Ser Ser Strife per lpro=
hen lit. bis ans gnoe Ser Sage, er
miro iif1 urh in 0ieien frittlGen 5a=
cen bemahren. u!10 alts Ser Mpo1tel
Neihe iehen mir ia ald heute Sen Ne=
trus heruortreten uno feline Sprahe
ser 2iebe nnS Ser BON linn getrugenen
g0tt(idlen &ruft miro, nie hei Sem er=
Iten Tfingltfe7t. 10 or1h Jest Sic @elt
erpbern. 2I11tet Surltn1, ihr Sll1men=
o(ode11. Ser @e(t fr1hliGe Gage Elm,
7inget ifr G0glein Sen Meniden g(lld=
lide 2ieSer, u110 ihr Gloden Don Sci,
hrfen airhthiirmen lGl1tet in Sic
Menid1en ei>1 hofFnarnasreifes frohes
Nfirgltfelt!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-23
Ser Sosiali5n,e,S nno Die
Smoifiere,1s oer Sebtz
5eit.

@enlt Ser TnrdiGnitts=&uthol!f
Don herte gefragt uiro, was Semi eli
gentlih So5ialisml1s 6eSel1te, ldrei6t
sic e. .. uMmeriea" miro er piel=
leid)t antuorten, 0aB So5ialismus ein
birnperbranrter Gerluh lei, Sic gal15e
@elt auf gleiden SUB gil ltellen, =
10 perriift, 0uB es eigentlih lid f1dt
lphne, Ser Sdiu1Gre meiter nud5uban=
gen, 6arii6er 0eoanfen SIT Derliere1.
Menn CT Ser tral,rigen Shat1ade &C.
qeniiber selrelt inns i'm an Ser 9an0
Don 3ahlen bemieien miro, 0aB bieier
Ielbe So5ialismus lit 2eutif1ano, ia
lit gans europa, nit ieoem Gage
n1ebr MnhGnger gentn1lt uno Ielbit
hier in tSen Ser. Staaten tdglih mebr
unt tiff qreift, miro er ahlel5nfer1o
uns narnuf oufn?erflom mafen, OaB
es ia in ieoem Staot5meie len ltn5ufrie=
Gene gibt ur0 itets aege6en fiat ur!6
ouB es MIR ei1er gep1l'e1 3elt beoart,
Inn lolGe "&erbeiierer" to0t5ulhmei=
get. Sdmer miro e5 halten, einen
iolfer1, tiff ielbit in Siderbeit ein=
m%iegen2en Sptimilten gum Geritan0<
nib Ser mirfliden, ibm ms @eiiht
lt%arrencen @efahr 5u bringen. rl1n=
n10glid" Mrs er iugen, lit es, ooB
in einem mirflih hriltliden 9anoe,
mie 0ielem, Sos 10 fortgeihritten lit
un0 io5emofratiih. no mir 10 fret
10 nett pon offer Sprannei fins, oaB
hier cine Sernrtige l1topic SUB ful1en
fam"
3ieier Sptimiit. oieier MG5uiifere,
Ser 10 ourforungen lit Don ieirer lie
ber5eugung, oaB er muir oas @reif=
bare greifbur finbet, merit Sic
Sdlange nidt, Sic, linn umidtbor,
iid ndber uno ndber ringelt. Sir i'm
lit Ser @immel nod eben 10 blau mie
fruber, feline Station bliibt uno ge-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-23

Sen. lhul1e1t mir MIR immer auf lol=
l1en mir meineu, oaB lie es beller bu=
zen mie mir. @enn mir nit gllubi=
gem s(l1ge unieren 9%ebensgang ilber=
ld)arel1, mer0en mir gemib fi11oen,
SOB @pttes liebenoe Gater6an0 uns
alIh 0onl1 ge1iifrt fat, menn ltnglud
11ro lhmeres 2ei5 inns g%etroffen b.
ben. gs gibt 5meier Gattl,ngen BON
3u%frieHenGeit: Sic cine NIT Ser @elt,
Sic annere nit lih lelbit. @ieles &C.
niebeu lit freilit ih0n, ober Ihmer;
fDn11en mir seize niht pereinigen, 10
lalien MIR Sic @elt tabrcn n,o tal=
ten urs m unler @er5! @oaen mir
mohrhoft 5ufrieSeu ieiu uno bleiben,
10 miilieu mir - mie Elm fromnler
Mltuoter 1ogt - oos 5hor unIeres
Screens lii11ohuften iroiiden @egler=
Sen perihliesen. Sogar ein 9eroe,
Ser rDmiihe TelSherr Tabricius, CAB
ein id0nes 9ei'piel Don 8enilg'or1=
felt u11S 3ufrieSenheit. Mls i'm ao=
mia @urrfn5 megen ieiner Mrml1tb
~beSol1erte, lprah err: v@as fehlt nit
Senn? Menn auh arl11, 10 Bin ih Sod
heliebt nno ongeiehen Eel mei11e11
Mit5iirger11. gbenlo glidlih BIN ih
in meinem 6ouie. Wein fleines Telo
qi6t mir Sas N0thiqe, u1ro Sas lteber=
fliiiiiGe 6egehre if nidt."
Sei uifrieSen: Sestpeqen lolie ia
ME Sen Neio inn @er5en 1id eimilten.
@ie mol1drer fon11t pont 9anse in
Sic Stont, iieht, mie Sic oeute So nit
piel leidterer Mrbeit mehr Gels per-
Sienen als cr, mie lie gut ellen la1o
trinfe11, iid be(l1ltiaen nrS prad7ttg
fleiGen, = uno iofort Iteigt linn ME
Elm b0ies 5hier Ser neioiide @eSunfe
auf: &o6e1t's boh Ste Sta0ter gut!
l1no bohin lit ieine 3ufrieSenhe1t!
Sci 5ltr1eoen. Se5Degen r11terornde
Stol, uno ghrqeis. @ie manfer
Tumilienpoter fat @liid un0 Segen
I'M Suuie, aber tb0rihtermeiie laBt er
1ih BON Srft 11ah Nemtern un6 Of
rem beherrihen. Sci oieler ooer ie=
ner @oh1 fGut ct 6urh = uno per-
gant iAn1 Sic l1nsufrieSenfeit aaes
hdGnslife Bliif. Sci sufrieSen; Ses=
meuen buue Sir feine 2uftIflolNr.
@enieBe, mos Cir @ott belhieEeL
G11t6ehre dern, mas Sit niht bolt;
Gin ;eNer Stono hot leinen 1SrieGen,
Sin ieSer hat ol1h feline oalt. 6. 81.
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Mn5mirieoembeit u,a=
jerer Sage.

@os Sic 26lung Ser lo5ialen Iruge
6eute 10 erihmert, mas Ste ?!5oth ser
urbeiteaben &lallen 10 erbpbt, Sus lit
Ste mahienoe l1nsufrieoenbeit nit
SEM BON Bott einen ieOen belhleoe=
men 2ohn. 9i1teres ltn6e6agen, inr=
n1er mahe ltnrube, m%eriattlife Sab=
gier laitet heut5lttoge ultT Ser ciotll=
lirten n1erl6liden @eieaifaft, 0u5
2ehe21 nergifteno, ein mabre5 Orb
libel. llno auf ME mannlgfaGe Mel=
;e 1uBer iib Sieie l1n5l1frleoenheltl
@ie piele flagen 5. 8. i!ber Sic @elt=
orSnlng, mie emit Mlfons % Galti=
lien iprah: v@dre ih 6ei Ser Ginrih=
tung Ser Melt gemelen, ih 6atte @ott
gu1t5 anhere &athid}lage ertheilt!"
9noere linO lelblt int &ohgenlllle IT.
0iihen @liides nod un5ltf rie0en, nie
iener Etolomalls, Ser trauerte, neil
es, uie er Iagte, ei1em &onige niht
perg011nt lei, 9anomann 5u lein. Wll=
fen u11o 8elhmeroen lino MIN einnal
init ierem Stanoe perbun0en, lino
aaer Merihen grbtbeil. @e6ulo
madt uniere 9iir0e ertraglid, un0
8ott legt NiemanScn mekr auf, ais
er ertragen fann. g. ergeRt "a Ell
nem oft, mie ienem &reustrdger, bon
melfem Sic 9egenoe er5a6lt. Ger
iclbe flagte iiter Iein &reu5, oaB es
fir i'm gu lfmer lei, un0 erbtelt pom
@ott Sic G%rlaubnib, lid unter pielen
Elm anoeres aus5umablen. Gr ll!fte
uno perludte mandes &reu5, Biz ibm
e1toltd zines ais ertragl19 lhten;
beim genauen 3uleben aber NOR es
'oas namliGe, ous linn porber gu
ihmer p%orgefommen NOR!
lin gliidlih un0 5ufrieoen 81 mer=
SEN, idal,en mir nur ir1emr auf fol-
de, 0enen es nod i9ledter gebt als
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Ser plDtlide Spb bes 9dnenf6nigs

Irie0rid tit ein @erluit al1d fir
1eutihluno. Inter ieirer @egierung
hoben sic @e5iebungen 5miiden Sen
beiSen 2dnSern lih mel entlth gebel=
iert. Sd}on als &ronprtn5 bate er
bei ieinem @ater, SEM &ontg Girl
ltial1, 0enGermittler geipielt, uno NOS
mar bei leinem Negierungsontrith in
Ieutidlun0 BON linn e%r1partete, 0a5
fat er poanuf gebalter. .2eute, Sic
Sic greigni1ie BON 1864 nidf bergel-
len haben, gibt es au6 gegenmartig
r1od in 3anemurf, altd in Ser Frei'e
MAIDEN iid1 gelegentlid @ebereien ge-
gen 0eutidfan0 bemerfbar, aber I'M.
ter 0enp p%erltorbenen 8onig fano sic
Sete in umtlifen un5 bDfilden &ret-
len fei1ten &idfan, mdbrem5 unter
oem olten Gbriitian Ser odniide 6of.
5eitrpeilig ser Musgamgspunft after
'bofiifen Sntriglen mar, Die gegen
0eutidlano geipomen muroen. SSn-
folge Ser Ibronbeiteigung Gbriitians
X. merSen ii9 bie 8eaieb1ngen 5pi.
iden 9anemurf un5 0eutidIa6 Dor.
ausiidtli9 nod giinifiger geitalten.
itebt ia Ser nene @onig BON ;9ane-
mart, ser mift elmer merftenburgHldens
@er5ogin permdblt lit, infolge oek
ien 5u oemoahidens aaiierbane &c
mbem neutrality-suspicious. Beerbdfft-.
nib.