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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-10-11
A Few Reasons.

The Democratic National Committee
is sending out to the voters of Tennessee
little printed folder from which we Sc
lect the following paragraphs why you
should vote against President Taft:
He signed the Payne-Aldrich Tariff
Bill, and referred to it as the best tariff
law ever enacted
He vetoed the Farmers Free List
Bill, the Woolens Bill, and other bills
reducing excessive tariff duties.
He has failed to take any steps to
lessen the present high cost of living.
HE supported Ballinger in his efforts
to turn rich coal deposits in Alaska over
to the Guggenheims.
He has used Federal patronage to
maintain a political machine manipu-
lated in his behalf.
He abandoned his political duties to
enter into an undignifed scramble with
his predecessor for denomination.
He has lost the confidence of his
party and of the people.
He failed to support DR.. Wiley in
his administration of the Pure Food
Law.
His trust policy has helped the
trusts and brought no relief to the
people.
His administration has resulted in
disappointment and failure.
He is reactionary.
Ex-President Roosevelt, who knows
him best, says of him: He has proved |
faithless to the cause of the American
people. "
Why you should vote against ExPres-
ident Roosevelt:
He has broken his solemn promise
not to be candidate for a third term,
therefore his other promises are not to
be relied upon.
For seven years he was President,
and during those seven years the very
conditions he now pretends to combat
were more thoroughly devel-
oped than during all the other periods
in the country's history.
The day he became President there
we're 149 trusts or combinations, capi
talized at So, 900, 100000 and the day
be retired from office there were l., ,020
such combinations, capitalized at So, V
200, 100000.
He permitted the Steel Trust to ac-
luire the Tennessee Coal and Iron Com
Dany, its principal rival, in violation of
he antitrust law, and forbade the pros
scution of the Harvester Trust at the
of George W. Perkins, his pres
mt National Chairman.
The man, next to Roosevelt, respon-
sible for the third term movement is
George W Perkins; Perkins is the pro-
noter and defender Of the most per-
licious trusts in the United States,
which are the most vicious imposers
N the men, women and children wage
,arners of the country.
He urges the legalization of trust
yatered stock and monopoly, as first
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-10-11
WHY WOMEN SUFFER.

MANY UNION CITY WOMEN ARE LEARN
ING THE CURE.
Women often suffer, not knowing the
cause
Backache, headache, dizziness, ner-
yousness,
Irregular urinary passages, weak
ness, languor-
Each seeming torture of itself
Together tell of weakened kidneys.
Strike at the root--get to the cause.
Quickly give the help the kidneys
need.
No remedy endorsed like Doan's Kid
ney Pills.
Recommended by thousands
Endorsed at home.
Here's convincing proof from Union
City citizen.
Mrs. W. H. Corum, 316 Florida St.,
Union City, Tenn, says: Il had weak
kidneys and the kidney secretions caused
me great deal of annoyance. Back
ache also bothered me. Doan's Kid
ney Pills gave me entire relief from
these troubles and as l have had no
cause for complaint since, l willingly
endorse this remedy"
For sale by all dealers. Price SOC.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan sand
take no other. advt
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-10-11

Tickling in the throat, hoarseness,
loss of voice, indicate the need of BAL
LARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP. It
eases the lungs, quiets the cough and
restores health in the bronchial tubes.
Price 25c, 50c and $1.00 per bottle. Sold
by divers Red Cross Drug Store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-10-11

You want CLEAN bread. Then ask
for DAHNKE'S wrapped in GERM and
DUST PROOF WRAPPERS.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-10-11

See the lineof heating stoves
at Wehman's before buying,
buy one; cold weather is conn
ing.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-10-11
Program for Union Station.

At Reynolds Opera House Friday
night, Oct. II. Price 25 and 50 cents.
Danot MaCtor M Orobo1rb
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-12
GREAT TENNIS
PLAYERS WE'D
Thomas Mundy and May
Sutton Life Team for
Doubles

Los Angeles, Cal. Dec ll.--Miss
May Sutton. the former woman tennis
champion, was married here today TO
Thomas G Bundy. who shares the
doubles tennis championship with
Maurice Mclaughlin of San Francis
co. The bride is one of the three
daughters OF Captain Adolphus SUIT
ton OF Pasadena.
All the girls are tennis players OF
national fame Mr. Bundy. the
bridegroom, is engaged in the real
estate business in this city. He has
won distinction In all the Eastern
tennis championships In the last three
seasons. his eliminating triumph be-
ing the victory in the national don-
bles AZ Newport last summer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-12
.SHER|FFS AND TAX
COLLECTORS COMING

beginning next Friday morning az
10 O'Clock. and continuing bhrougn
Saturday. the annual convention OF
the Panhandle sheriffs and Tax COL
'ec'ors Association viii oreu In Am
griuo. W. NJ Burwell president OF
The association. has received assur-
anccs nom numerous points In The
Panhandle which prompt belief that
the attendance will reach az least 80.
Matters OF mutual interest 10 the
county officials will be discussed dur
ing the two convention DAYS Some
OF the more important questions. no
tably that OF certain changes in the
re system. have been taken up by
the larger state associations and will
not be considered in detail a good.
ly part OF the time In Amarillo viii
be- devoted 70 getting acquainted with
each other. the city and the general
citizenship
According 10 plans. practically per
'ected. a smoker viii be rendered the
visitors on Friday night In the hal
Of the Moose Lodge This will be 2
happily Informal affair.
The Panhandle Association covers
vide strip OF territory ranging from
the Texas & Pacific railroad TO thu
Oklahoma border. President Bur
well and Secretary buckingham are
both residents Of Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-12
ALPINE CLIMBING
IS PER|lOUs SPORT

Paris. Mrs. Fanny Bullock Work.
man, the mountain climber, writing
from Skardu in the Himalayas. sends
the first detailed account OF the acCl.
dent which gave rise TO the report that
she had been killed by an avalanche
She says:
We were crossing Bilapho pass az
about an $4,000 foot height when | and
an Italian porter who had accompa
MED me on four ilimalayan eNpedl
tons. left the caravan In order hat
Or Workman mign, photograph us
In picturesque standpoint. After 40
had been photographed the porter Vro
was carrying the rope, strobe ali ag
u was about three PAGES behind Wa.
suddenly without word or .lr j..
disappeared, carrying the ra,e sh.,.
was the only means OF Cy,r.catCa.
Il stood appalled, on Tho brink of ,
blue hole In the ice ard called to ..
Others. who hurried 20 tho spot TIL
head guide was ab hour iu ad.....
Having only one extra rope rema.lil
The guide called down the cre.,
and a faint reply showed that Chen
the porter, who w,s Ear below, ",
atm alive Six started after the h
guide. who was back in an hour a..
half, when Cko10z was eX,ricato,
from n eighty FOO. Geptl
lie was st.ll corsc,o.l lIt N
was no pulse and he was nearly fro1
IN. he was carried to camp and q, r..
thing possible was done Tor him bJ
he died the same night from shock
He had not been expecting to m 1t
crevasse, and the accident Was fut
entirely to his want OF care Ny Nv
escape was simply miraculous
Tho letter describes the work OF ,aI
expedition on the Siachen or 10
glacier, which Is the largest and .--1
est IN Asia
During the nine days in July Dr an
Mrs. Workman and three italia,
guides made the first asccnts OF iJg
important snow passes a. two so.rc'
a. this glacier the heights yaryH
from 1880 to $1,000 feet which COZ
stitutes a record for glacial oXplcrl
ton. On two Of these ascruts SIR.
wort man established q relation Of "a
northeast Karakoran water partl1
with Kashgar and two others ard e..
covered two passcs 20 the large an
unknown Kondus glacier An impo'
tant climb was also made "a tho groa
silver Thorne plateau. more th.n p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-12
POLITICS AND POLITICIANS

Senator Theodore Il. Burton Of
Ohio. is out with an announcements
that he will seek reelection when his
present term expires.
Frank =. Glass. well known as a
newspaper publisher In Alabama, Is
among those receiving mention for a
place In the Wilson cabinet.
Officially there Is no longer re-
publican party In Maryland as the
state law recognizes but two parties.
and the republicans ran third in the
recent election.
The Hamilton Club OF Chicago n
making an effort to get progressiyes
TO return 10 the republican party.
and has called a meeting TO that end
to be held In Chicago next month
Progressive leaders from all paris
OF the U'Mted States will meet H.
New York on Lincoln's birthday un-
der the auspices OF the New Nation
al Progressive Club OF New York city
Charles y. Taft OF Cincinnati. bro
Their OF President Taft. Is expected 10
become a candidate 10 succeed United
States Senator Theodore +. Burton.
whose term will expire in 1915
Friends OF Speaker Champ Clark
will urge upon the democrats the
selection of Bennett Clark. the "a
year-old son OF the Speaker. "a par
Humanitarian OF the House OF the
Sixty-third congress.
The name OF Joseph Teal, a prom
inent oregon lawyer who has been
extensively identified with the con
servatlon movement. will be present
ed 10 President-elect Wilson for ap-
pointment ~ Secretary Of the lnier.-
/ or
For the first time in nearly forty
years the democrats will be IN prac-
ucal control OF both branches Of th,
state Legislature of Connecticut when
thar body that coneyeucs attn thi
that body couycues for rs regular
session carly 10 the coming year
n S. generally expected that the
approaching session OF the Michi-
gan legislature will soc tho enact.
ment Of measure designed TO sim
pllfv the primary and registration
laws Of that state
Kansas elected more than 2o9
women 20 county offices this year
50 more than IN any previous year
The offices 20 which the women were
chosen are among the most responsi.
BILE in the counties There are WON
en- probate Judges. district court clert
county treasurer, registrars OF deeds
county clerks and county superinten
dents
william p Jackson. republican ma
tional committeeman for Maryland
who has been appointed by Governor
Goldsborough 70 succeed the lat
Isldor Rayner in the United State
senate is for'y-four years old and
native a. Maryland lie u repu'e.
10 pc n millionaire. With large an
varied business interests. chief O
which infhe manufacture % lumhor
Nat-fff .iard're fha dou'aF Cha
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-12

have been issued. intimate friends
and political associates OF Senator
Gallinger OF New Hampshire believe
that he will voluntarily retire from
public lie at the conclusion of his
present term tNo years henso Sen
ator Gallingcr Is nov - years old
and among the many members OF the
senate only two are his seniors 30
age. Senator Cullom OF Illinois, who
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-12

600 feet east Of o. main peak O; this
c-orp
Fun The northeast S.ash % pass @
r-.s ,o E.-f vas found Pad q new
f.. ftl.. r..sa discover beyond
H. Ga. ....p boundary on The
r.. ar side. Iha D. chest OF these
l. $4,000 feet lish
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-12

difference today with the State In.
dustrial Commission with a view To
agreeing upon a satisfactory inter-
probation Of some OF the provisions
OF the new workingmen's compensa-
ton act
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-12
kvitchcrlll,ku. Phone >.

Meet Ia Discuss Compensation
Lansing, Mich, Dec. 1l.-Repro-
sentatives OF the labor organizations
OF Michigan and leading manufactur
ers OF the state began q two days
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-12
JOE TINKER To
MANAGE REDS"
Chicago Trades Three Men
To Cincinnati for Next
Season
BY Associated Press.

~ hstoelated Fresh.
New York, Dec. IA trade 10
make shortstop Tinker OF the Chica-
60 Nationals manager Of the Cincln-
natl Reds was effected today at the
close OF the National League annual
meeting.
Chicago gives Tinker. Catcher
Chapman and Pitcher Loudermilk 20
Cincinnati for Pitcher HUMPHREYS.
shortstop Corridor. Outfielder Knls-
eley and Player Phelan.
The way seems cleared for chancs
10 manage the New York Americans
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-12

retires next March. and Senator ste.
phenson OF Wisconsin. whose term
ends I'm 1915.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-12

Children see Santa Claus Saturday
in window al North Texas Notion Co.
sos Polk street. 34-2c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-12

Ur. V. d. Patton Was confined to
hts homo. fif0 Polk stree. yesterday
on account ~ Illness
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-12

kwitChcrkikkin. Phone 80. TIC
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-21

men iiderli@ ie6en Sag einige Minuten
ibrer 3eit bergeben, um it9 5n ibrer ct:
genen @enugtbuung 81 iib%er3eugen, bab
tie beilbar 1inb, insbe1onbere penn iie
feine l1ntoiten babel baben nnb t6 ibnen
gerne meme 3eit nno Mebi8in CUR. Ser
fiigung fteue. Mues mas eine berniinf<
ti9e, frantic Berfon tpif1en min, lit, ob es
@ttpas gibt, mas i'm ODER Tie beilen
f0nnte, unb bier bietet ii6 ibnen cine
@elegenbeit, 6ieies foitenfrei, obne iebe
@erpflidtung ODER bel 3eitberln1t 5n ber=
iu9en. 9iefe einige Sag e m0gen
Ser 8enbepunft Sbres 2ebens fem.
Nue, tpeI9e es Der Mibe nertb finben
tperoen MIDI I'M Die freie Mebi5in gu err
iuden II. erbalten ebenfaus etn @remplar
metnes 9roBen rei6 iluitrierten 8u9es.
ipeIdes eine bole 8e1dreibnng bie1er
&ranfbeiten entbdIt. &c 1T bas gr0bte
berartige 8u6, tpeldea ie fret bertbeilt
tpurbe un6 cine neue Nuflage lit geraoe
int 9rude Sd tperoe Sbnen au@ einen
8rtef '3ufenoen, Der cine genaue 9iagnofe
Sbres 2eibens entb6lt ur1 Sbnen fol-
6en dr5tliden gfatb ertbeilt, 6ab CT fir
Sie bon GROCER @iIfe fem miro; Inn bies
iebo6 tbun 8n f0nnen, mnb i6 tpiien,
6aB @ie meme M3ebi5in brauden.
5dtden sic mir bieg1ummeru Ser 5bmpz
tome, an ipel1en @ie leiben, geben Sie
mir SIR Sitter an un0 ib tper6e iofort
mein geripreden erfiIlen. 3eigen @ie
Den gnten 8inen gebeilt 3u ner0en nn6
sic tperben gebeiIt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-21
Ste alte &etmatb.
Sdlefen.

SuJltlsSns &
Sci Ma6pmiec erfranften am
"a. Sct. abenos nady etnem Sildeien
ser @utsbeiiber Sablontpsfi un6 ieire
pierfopfige 6amilie, iopie iein Sdtpa-
ger, @rtsbeiiber @omalSti. Sammt,
lide ieds &erionen iin6 am ooranf-
%falgenoen Gage geitorben. IS bat
1i@ berousgeiteut, 5oB 6aS Dienit>
maod)en aus &ad)e 1pegen erfolgter
@nnSigung @ift in ole Speiien .ge<
a1ildt batte. - SSn s e n It 0 @ "a
lit ser ruiiil9e Mnardiit 9leid per-
baftet moroet, ser an 5em @attotptber
8anhraub betbeiligt mar un6 6amals
oen &%anfbeamten %nie0eridoB. = Die
5taot 2iegniB fat Dor einiger
3eit sic Domane Nanten, ste on Ole
Itaotilden &ieielfel0er gren5t uno Die
ier6olb oen @adter gu peri dte0enen
ginlpriiden uno Sdooeneri abaniprm-
Gen peronlaBte, ongetauft. Ser &auf-
preis betrug 100000 Wtnrf.
Gadlie en-.
8meds Ebeilnabme am @erpfle=
gungsoien]t I'M 8alfanfrieg bat ii9'
Serr Or. mes. Dr06er bon Sell,
gen tabt 6em 8oritan6 bes beut=
ld,en @otben &,reu3eS CUR @erfugung
geiteut. &r.@r. ORDER fat fi6 bereits
auf 6en ibm 3rpgeapiei etten Hlat OUT
oem &riegsidauplob begeben. = Die
Sto6tperor0neten BON Nor6bal IT,
e n betpiuigten 100000 Marf fir
oen Neubou eines Sta6ttbeaterS, oas
auf $50 3uidouer bered}net it. =
Sic Snnungsbanf IN 81 agoebnrg
fat lire 3ablungen eingeite1t. Die
Observation-Disclosures bate lire Ser
m0gem int 8etroge bon $4,000 81. bei
Ser genonnter 8arrf iteben.
GsaxsSer.
Die 6reun6e oes @eierlieoes
C@ier bob' 10 manbes liebe mal")
beoblidtigen 5em Di6ter un6 @ompo<
niiten Dingeliteot=Nreliel in &onm.=
Mmm6en Elm Seminal 5u ieben
-uttS babem nit ser M%a1sfubrum 8rof.
@uitap @berlein betraut. = Mebrere
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-21
togen ibrer @ltern bon ser 5taot an
Irme bertbeilt 1perben iouen.
6efeu.NaFun.

SSn SEM 80 oin5er @orort @on<
lenbeim lit ser &edynungstni1irer bes
acknowledgements 1pad) l1nter-
iblagung bon mebreren ta1iero Marf
fliidttg gegangen. - Das 8efin0ep
0es &odmir0ielten @errn 8iidofs
@iai bon 9imburg bat iih, 6em
u0eai1. 8ot." 5ufolge, inlofern gebei-
iert, ais SOS Sieber uno oie fatarrbo-
lilde @nt3unoung ser Surge ge=
idpunoen itno. Dagegen beitebt lei
Ser cine itorfe @ei3ung ser Mieren.
3ie Observation-Disclosures lit MIR ge-
ring uno 6uber Die S9mGde groB.
Slbenbnrg.
SSn Sl6enburg itarb Ger Sc
beime Sberregierungsratb Or. Dri<
Der, ser BIG Dor fur5em als @ert<
trumsobgeor6neter oem oloenburgi<
iden 2anotage ongeborte. 2ange
8eit 1par er inn stoatsminiiterium
dls Decernent fir &on6el un6 @un6=
merf t6dtig. @or einieen Monatem
erit 1p1r5e sic 2eitung 5es Oberoer=
iiderungsamtes iibertragen. - Muh
Ser Setter 6es boberen Sdulmeiens
uno 5es Seminars, @eb. 0beri61rI-
ratb 8rof. ST.. Menge, lit geitorben.
Menge NOR als pd6ugogiider urD
&11nitl9riftitener befamt. - @os
o6lige Gut @0rb pur6e bon 6em Be-
iiter &ulpb Serb. Neters an &eint
ridy Maad tn Eiebenee Der,
fauft. Ser @aufpreis betrGgt $685.
900 Morf.
8abern.
SIM 8abnbof @oar BEL 80 linden
ereigrete iih Elm beoal1erlider l1n-
gIiidsfan. Sem perbeiratbeten 0rei-
Bigiabrigen @ol5orbeiter Sabam
8i9ler tpuroe beim @erIa5en BON
Sangbol8 pore einem 3urudgeben6en
Stamm ser 8ruitforb eingeorudt.
Ser sos trat iofort Elm. = 4m 90
Sct. tpuroe in ser Mdbe Der Otter
lpaIoitraBe sic 2ei9e zines 14iabri=
get MGG6de11s 11amens Cha &ronir=
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gen. Dns &ino ideint Selbitmor6
Dor CITRATE begongem 5u boben. =
Ser 42iGbrige &ol1fmann g. Grie6el
in Britid)o1pit bel So bantirte in
ieiner @obrm1ng 10 unboriidtig NIT
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-21

8riiden- un6 sdleuienbauten iino in
2ingen in Mngriff 9enommetl
moroen. Cine rel1e groBe giienbaDn=
bride mfrs bel &anefemfdbr iiber Die
ems gebnut uno cine 11eue Subgdnzs
gerbriife audi in ser Mdbe bon 9in-
gen Iber 6en Dortmuno-@ms-@an
- Dur6 Selter m1r6en int Dorfe
bel M1feIo iammtltde
@ofar= umo @irtbidoftsgebaaloe oes
@ofbeiibers @ertram nit groben Crit
teporrdtben Biz alrf 6ie @run0mouerrt
3erit0rt. Das 6euer lit ongebli6 ourd)
gelbitent3Inoung bes eingebra6ten
@etrei6es entltonoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-21
Gin arokes Bebamoe faat,

menn fetn Ja1noament untergrobe1t
miro, m16 penn 6as Gatnbament Der
@eiunobeit = quite 8erbauune -
angegriffen tpino, folgt raid Der 8n-
iammenbrud. Sci Ben eriten Sci,
den ser l1nper6nuIi@feit ionten Dr.
Sings @e1e 9ebenspiuen genomme11
mer6en, I'M Sen Magen at ftdrte1
un6 2eber, Nieren u110 gingemeine al
re~gulieren. Mmgenebm, leid idoo-
los l1nb 11l1r IS Gents in Molitors
glpotbbeete. - Mnaeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-21
9as geplante st1oienba,ts bes Gen'
tral<&ereins-Gine 11nabiuets=
bare 6Drbernng.

Durh sic fatbo1tide 8reiie oeS
2anoes gebem CUR 3eit fur5e Moti5en
iiber @eitrGge, 1ie fir 6as geplante
gtlloienbaus 5es @entral=8erei1ts ge=
5eid)1ret ooer %eingeian6t mor6en. 9te<
lie @eri6te 5eigen an, melde 8ri@te
sic leit Sobren inn ftiuen b%etriebene
Mgitation fir cine 6erartige Mnitalt
tragt, mie Tie an6erieitS Die Solgert.
bes in Gole0o auf Der @entrol=ger-
ins~-gerlammlltng g~egebenem guten
@eilpiels fins. Sort mur6en, tpie
1einer5eit beridtet MORO, fir 0ielen
3med rrno $4,000 ge5eidnet nno
fur5 oorauf folgte ser Stoats Ser
to11o Minneiota NIT elmer 3eidnung
bon $4,000. 8eitere 8eitrage lou=
fen, pie aus ser @emral=5telle nit
get5eilt miro, itetig Elm.
gs ban6elt iib I'M Elm beoeutfa=
mes nnternebmen, 1ur6 0as 6en Sc
5trebungen 6es @entrol=@eretn fir
@o5ial=@eform Elm feiter &iidbalt, Ell
ne 0orerroe @run0loge gegeben 1per=
SER lon. Das 3iel aner mabren &e-
form lit sic l1mietu11g BON Soeen int
Sic Mirflidfeit, un0 10 lit 6aS 3iel
elmer mabren So5ialreform lo5tale
Clifton. IS tit nun eine 1noerte1rr=
bare Sbotiade, oab ie0er ipitematii6
betrtebenen Gbdtigfeit, min iie fir 6ae
Ganer. iegensrei6 iein, dpitematii@
ermorbene @enntniiie o6er 6abigtei=
ten gu @rlnoe gelegt meroen miilien.
@er uioaiole &eform" iogt, meint
ulo5iale Mftion." 8eioe ieben Die
&;emntniB bon @run1iaben nm6 Sbot-
iafe11 poraus.
Musgela6t tper6en miir6e beate,
ooer bemitleioet, tper sic Notbpen0ig=
felt Ser fad)liden @orbiloung 6es
Mr5teS ooer 5es 2ebrerS leugnen mol=
tie. Scum ban0elt es jt6 aber Bel ser
go5ial=&eform tint bie Seilung elmer
frarfen @eleuidaft! SIT iene orir~
eeaf6 um6 notbmenoig, 10 lit Tie au6
ein ldppieriges lnternebmen. Dober
5ort tper an ser @rneuerung ser Sc
ieui9aft einen Mntbeil nebmen min,
Sic Miibe nidt ideuen CUR @orberei=
tung fir ieoe 6amit perbunoene Sba=
tigfeit. So5iale &emntniIie beitben
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