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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-13
WILSON BUMPS
INTO BIG SNAGS
Champ Clark Is Putting Mighty
Hurdles Into Jersey Ex- :
ecutive's Way.

With the probability that the Pennsyi-
nource itself for William Jennings
Bryan with its entire strength for the
Democratic national convention at Bait :
more, the outlook for Governor Wood
row Wilson'S presidential campaign
is doleful. For the past few
weeks he has been running against sew
erai snags the biggest of all in tbs
person of Speaker Champ Clark. who
has beaten the New Jerseyite at almost
every turn. Representative Oscar Un-
derwood has been another stumbling
block In the path of Wilson.
Wilson has the six delegates from
Porto Rico. mavbe. And then again
even the Porto Ricans do not care to
mllngle In a losing fight, and will prosrs
ably jump aboard the Clark band wagon
at the first opportunity. Champ Clark
has now 29 delegates instructed for
him, while Wilson managers claim 1f9.
seventy-four of Wilson's delegates are
from Pennsylvania and may bolt with
out notice. Underwood has eighty-fouy
delegates pledged beyond a doubt for
him.
Indications are that Speaker Clark win
gain this week the vote of Iowa. with
twenty-six delegates, and the vote OF
California, also with twenty-six which
would bring his grand total up to 2s1,
Should his hopes bear fruit he and I'm.
derwcod will then have 365, enough even
at this stage between them to prevent
any other candidate from getting the
necessary two-thirds vote to be nomi-
uated.
the Republican nomination Is not so easH
to determine. The national Taft bureau
claims 1872 delegates pledged to Taft, bus
the Roosevelt leaders concede the Presi-
dent only IT'S. The Republican situation
is complicated from the fact that therts
are two sets OF delegates from several of
the Western states. A statement from
the Taft headquarters says the President
needs but ffty-eight delegates to give
him the nomination at Chicago on tho
first ballot. A statement from the Roose-
welt headquarters at Chicago says:
THE last weeks results have added
sixty instructed uncontested delegates To
the Roosevelt column, and but six to tho
Taft column. As the delegates now
stand there are $40 delegates instructed
for Mr.. Roosevelt TO IFS for Mr.. Taft,
There are uninstructed ia and lt3 con
tested"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-13
35c WINDOW SHADES, 25c

35c WINDOW SHADES, 25c
Good quality American Holland
window shades, mounted on strong,
reliable rollers; complete with FIX
lures; full size; green, ecru and
white; regular price 35c; special
AZ .25c
45c WINDOW SHADES, 35c
Full size; made Of an excellent
grade of Albert Holland: complete
with fixtures; good, strong rollers;
white, green and ecru; these
shades sell for 45c; special at 35c
soc WINDOW SHADES, Acc
Made Of excellent quality Ions
dale; full size; strong spring roll
ers; complete with fixtures; in
ecru. green and white; sold always
for soc each; special, each. .49c
75c WINDOW SHADES, soc
Fine quality Venetian striped
Holland window shades, in white
and ecru: pretty stripe effect; re-
liable rollers; complete with fix
lures; regular price is 75c; spe-
cial .o5c
200 NOTTINGHAM LACE
OIInTAvhJC (= E.-Lk L.,,IraI
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-13
Lawn Furniture
100 LAWN SETTLES, 75c

100 LAWN SETTLES, 75c
-Well-made settees of good
quality selected hardwood re-
inforced and braced through
out; nice high back, folding
style; seat three and a half
feet wide; finished in natural,
green or red; special at Use
5.98 LAWN SWINGS, 500
These swings are construct
ed of the best hardwood, Sc
lected stock; all parts riyet-
ed, nicely finished; light oak
seats and hangers, with red
painted uprights; holds four
passengers safely and COM
fortably; special. .5.29
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-13
MuSlinS

SIC BLEACHED MUSLiNS
sac YARD--At this special OPP
portunity Week price we must
limit 20 yards TO the customer,
so as to be enough TO go around;
this is an excellent quality,
strong and evenly woven mus
lin with soft finish; a standard
sac value, for, the yard. .6hc
SC BLEACHED CHEESE
CLOTH 3Nc YARD-Just what
every good housekeeper needs
for protecting pictures from the
summer dust, full yard wide and
good quality, SC quality, for the
yaro
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-13

REFRIGERATORS = Lift cover:
20 lbs. ice capacity; lined with gal
rantzed steel. Regularly SOS; a QS
special ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 49,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cover; 60
lbs. ice capacity; galvanized steel
lined. Regularly 7,75; spe- Il O2
elai ..,........++,...-ss..f.... w.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cover: 70
lbs. Ice capacity; galvanized steel
lined. Regularly 9.25; spe-2 1S
cial ,.....t..".............. o'@o
REFRIGERAToRS-Lift coyer. 50
lbs. ice capacity; galvanized steel
lined. Regularly 1919; spe- O 40
ciai
REFRIGERAToRs-Iift cover:
100 lbs. ice capacity; galvanized
steel liued. Regularly 1919; n 7S
specihi .-..s......-.,...s...... "
REERIGERAToRs Apartment
house style: two-door front: Go lbs,
capacity. Regularly Ills; q az
special ,-....s....-,+..ss........ >s|o
REFRIGERATORs Apartment
house style; two-door front; 80 lbs.
capacity. Regularly 1919; II 7s
special $500
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-13
hite Mountain Refrigerators.

REFRlGERArORS-L.in cover: 40
los. ice capacity: provision chamber.
enameied. Regularly sos: Or
sPV'i" ................ V'~o
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cover; 80
lbs. capacity: enameled white pro
vision chamber. Regularly 7zs
sag; special ..y..."...~.,. t.so
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cover: 70
lbs, capacity; enameled white pro
vision chamber. Regularly n 40
l0.4s; special ..........a.s.., S.f1
RErRIGERAToRS-Lift cover: 50
lbs. capacity; cnameled white pro
vision chamber. Regularly m ny
lbs: special .....u..,s... iV.So
REFR1GERATORS-T.ift cover:
100 lbs. rapacity. enameled white
provision chlmber. Regu- ~ 1s
larry 1913; special ......,.... i<.Zo
INTERPRETATIONS Apartment.
house style; two-door front: So lbs.
Ice capacity. Regularly fAA0Q
lbs; special ,.......e,...,... iV.1c
REFRIGERAToRS Apartment
house style: two-door front; so
lbs ice capacity. Regularly - 7r
1895 special ..-.-........... i@'fo
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-13
THIEF CLIPS HER HANDBAG.

Detectives connected with police head
ported theft Of a handing and IS In cash
from Mrs. Arthur Scott, a negress. OF
10 Mulberry place. The womun declared
she was In o restaurant with the bag
suspended from her arm. whom she sud-
denly heard the click of a pair OF sciss
sors and felt the weight of the bag lcays
her. She saw a negro run from ting
that she did not take time TO make
mental note Of his description.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-13
Bed Clothes

100 BED
SPREADS 69c-Full size, nice,
medium weieht--the ideal spread
for the cottage, in the noun
tains or at the seashore.
Hemmed; assortment of pretty
patterns; LOO values for. =. 500.
1.5o BED SPREADS Csc
Fine quality and good weight
spreads, with a soft finish. Big
range Of very handsome Mar
settles designs. For full size
beds. Always 100, while they
last at ....................98 CSC
1893 BLANKETS 1.4o-Full
size twilled wool nap finished
blankets, soft and heecy--in
white and gray with pink or
blue border; sold regular at los;
opportunity week price at. 1.49
$50 COMFORTABLES 2.6e-
These are silk bordercd CON-
fortables covered on one side
with figured satin dotted null;
fine quality cambria other side;
full size, filed with sanitary
white cotton; good range of col
ors and always $50, for only.2.69'
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-13
KNIGHTS OF HONOR TO
CONVENE

Delegates representing the knights
and Ladies' Of Hopor of New Jersey
will gather in Krueger Auditorium to-
morrow to attend the thirtieth an
nual and the sixth biennial session
Of the grand lodge.
The opening session will be held at
$3.50 o'clock in the morning. ln-the
evening the annual election OF officers
will take place. Grand Protector
William C. Mcneil. of this city, Will
rraSi14
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-13
A G. A. r. TO MEET

Local veterans are planning to attend
the forty.ff annual encampment of the
Of New Jersey, g. A.. r.,
will open a hree-day session az
Asbury Park Wednesday. June -. IL is
expected that at least 1900 delegates Will
present.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-13
Sheets and Pillow Cases

Are you acquainted with our famous ROUND THREAD
sheets and pillow cases? If you are, you can fully appreciate
time to get acquainted. Many years have we carried Ground
Thread sheets and cases in stock. We fully recommend them
for long wearing and we'll washing qualities. Made of fine and
soft, yet strong muslin; hemmed; we'll finished.
SHEET REDUCTIONS
Size Regular Special Size Regular Special
$500 1890 s Sc age 9 s sdxso s Csc 4se
PILLOW CASES-size 45x56 inches; reg. 15c grade for 12Hc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-13
CasseroIes 8

These r. regular $i.25 baking
dishes of brown and white earth
enware, with nickel plated frame,
SIDE handles; az parts well 08c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-13
Water Bottle LAO

Our regular sf.9S value. Spe-
cial shipment just came in time
70 go In Opportunity Week Sale.
Be sure you get n OF two 40
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-13
Inverted Lights

Complete with art shade OF
amber or green glass. six or four
panel style; inverted mantle. In
verted glass chimney and in
verted burner. Always %
$1.75 hs@o
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-13
T TO CELEBRATE

A reception aud luncheon will feature
the tweniy-irst annual session OF the
Baptist Home Society of New Jersey in
the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church,
Roseville, tomorrow afternoon at ? o'clock
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-13
Chandelier SIS

This pretty Gas Chandelier.
eight panel, umbrella-shaped
dome, with beaded dome, only
5.9s. Choice of green or mottled
art glass. Complete, with { 90
inverted light; worth 1898 CsOO
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-13
This Is H%ousekeepefs OPPORTUNITY Week

Take mhyd eeyhmgw H home needs KthTwae, tableware hms@ eng beds and edmgs hWe me and
the multitude little things nmdm The EVERYDAY business ehme .c@en BmbI@TMd save ey item during this great
hmhnddN mkhms Hundreds mu@mmsb M nhH @em ea Mt just athn time tor remarkable values things
forth nome and Mn never Disappointed NomMerM what vol need come @mhnMsNs week byh You'll thank US many
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-13
Opportunities in the Basement
1898 Dinner Set, 1898

Carlsbad china, 100-piece set.
decorated in pink floral designs.
Includes 2 meat dishes. sugar
bowl and cream pitcher, Good
quality; well worth 1898; 70 OF
only 2s sets. at. ..........i -''o
s2e.9S DINNER SET. sla.sS
own Importation. OF fine quality
German china: thin ware; choice
OF three pretty patterns. In
cluded In the 100 pieces are 3
meat dishes. sugar bowl and
pitcher. Fully worth $2s.9s.
save $40 Opportunity 1898
week .t....' 800
1898 DINNER SET. s6.4s-i0o
pieces, including 3 meat dishes,
sugar and dreamer; light weight,
fancy shape: pretty aoral deco
ration. Only 40 of these ( A
1898 sets. to be sold at. o'fI
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-13
Broon1s

Good brooms, with bamboo
handles, light in weight. strong
ity corn, four sewed. No. Z. 10r
always soc: special ........ v1S
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-13
Industrial Exposition Tickets, Csc

We have a large supply of Newark Industrial EXPOSITION
tickets which we shall offer at the regular door price, Csc. Buy
your Exposition tickets here so that you will not have to wait in
line at the arnory. Bureau of Public Convenience, first floor,
HalseV street aisle.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-13
Our Electrical Decorations

Those who saw our exterior decorations last evening were
generous with their praise. 1t is a beautiful display, If we do
say it ourselves. Those who come down town at night should
not fail TO take a walk up Market street. "Newark Knows
How" truly.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-13

for the opportunity
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-27
3. Die Shu(e 0es 8olfes nit heut.

3. 9ie 5@ule oes @olfes lit beut-
outage sic 8reiie. Sic f@ult Sen Or
better lomobl als SEN @eidaftsmonn,
Sen Gbriiteu iomoN als Sen &eli=
gionSfein0. @as elmer lieit, 5as tit
er. Cute tdgli4e 2eiung lit Sen met=
iten 10 notbmenoig alS 0aS tagli4e
8no. @ir b%eflagen 5aber NIT &edt
sen armieligen Stan0 unierer fatbo=
lilden Nrelie. Mqe Mere an0eren
@nltrengungen our gertbeioigung
uno 60r6erung unierer fatboliiden
uno %birgerIiden Sntereiien bleiben
mebr ODER meniger frudtlos obne Sic
@iIfe elmer itarfen Hreiie. 8ir era4=
ten es 6aber als cine uni erer beilig=
item Yflidten, I'm ierer fatbolilde
Hrelie t%batfrGfttger 5u unteri tuten
ur6 eriuden uni eren bodm. Glerus
inns uniere fatboliiden Mitbru0er
beroiihe Mnitrengungen CUR 9ebung
0erielben gu maden. (So Ser 8. st.
8. Staatsperbano BON Henniplpanien
lit ieinen 8eIdlii1ien.).
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-27

ner ser I'M 8erlauf 6teler Sagungeu
oerleienen 8eri@te glaubt sen Mud=
meis erbradt gu baben, 6ab &ranf=
heiten unter Sen Snouitriearbeitern
fir sos 2an6 aniabrli6 einen Ser,
lult BON $772, 1872, $50 beoeuten. @s
miro bebauptet, 0oB 6urd geeigne-
ten Mrbeiteridut min6ei items ser bier
te Sbeil 6apon geipart mer0en f0nnte
Ser 8eri9t ion Ser &egierung iiber,
mitelt mer6en nit oem grluden I'm
Serbeifiibrung geeigneter MaBnab.
men. @leid5eitig bielten in @erbin-
6ung NIT Sem me6i5iniiden @ongref
electromagnetic Mer5te cine 8eriamm'
lung ab, in melder 6as gleide Sbeme
beipro@en un6 beidloiien mur6e, oie
8un0esregierung. 5ur @ufitellung Ell.
ner beiieren statiitif uber sic sc.
fabren Ser %ein5elnen Berufe gu Der.
omlniien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-27
9ie @erb eiteuem oeS
Caters.

neber oas rio5iale l1ebel", Sen
r@pn6el nit meiBen 5claoinen", Sic
@Be gum @eroerben 10 pieler jun
gel Ma6Gen, lomte Sic Mittel, UNI
SEM l1miidgreifen 6es ltebels gu iteu<
ern, perbreitete iid @err Stanley @.
Sind, goriteber oes Inter udungs=
Bureaus seq uiti5=Iepartements in
@aibington, 9. g., Dor Sem in 2ouis=
billie, 4p., abgebaltenen GongreB Der
vWorI1's Hur1tp M%lioeiation." Seine
8orte Ioaten namentli9 auh BON Sen
gltern mobl beadtet un0 beber5igt
mernen. Sr. Sind nennt 6as Sbea=
ten Ste 5an5bnne, 6as rNidel=9benz
ter" .oas rgafe" uro sic &enidub=
babr aIs @ecrutirungslteuen fir Sic
le groBe Mrmee BON l1ngliidli6en.
1as beiBt, es fdat linn nidt Elm, oiele
@ergaiigungs= un0 grbolungspldte
fir oos @orban0eniein oes io5ialen
ltebels Direct Derantmortl1b gu mo-
den, ionoern er iagt MIR, SoB Man=
ner uro 6rauen, sic in Sem nie0er=
trddtieen ~@eidaft" tbdtig iin5, iid
sort oor5usgmeiie fire Spfer iuden.
0obei 1T bdufig cine sdeinbeirath
oSer aud cine mirflide 5eirotb aas
lette Mittel, @ertrauen 51 gerpinne1,
Tim sic @e%treffen6e in sic Singer SUI
befommer. @err Sind lit, mie fo1m
Elm tpeiter, berufen, iiber 5ieie Mnge=
legenbeit 5u re0en. 9enn er bat in
ieiner amtltden Gigeni6aft 5urnet1t
peri0nli6 oos gemeismaterial SUI
iammengebraht, 6as innerbalb Der
nit SEM 81. Mar5 0iei leg Sabres Obj
geidloiienen r1euen Monate CUR @r-
bebung bon 219 Mnflagen gegen
MG0denbGn6ler uip. ur6 CUR Shnl=
oigipredung un6 @erurtheill&ng bon
2tO fiibrte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-27
Gbriitlt6e Gr5iebung
mmo 8ilomng.
@otholiife 2ehrQnitolten bon

1. 4atboliihe 9ebranitalten bon
ser Tfarridule Bis 81 l1niperittdt itn1
aGen an0eren oor5u5ieben, neil nur
lie cine mabrbaft hriltlide gr5tebuna
un6 8il0ung geben f0nnen. sic Mill
len nod mebr o1s bisber g%roBber5ige
unteritubung fin0en, 10 5oB tie Sen
6or0erungen Ser 3eit geniigen un6
audi drmeren &laiien 5ltgdnglid itno.
Sir 2ebr= uno gr5iebungsfreibeit
mer6en mir je0er5eit freimitbig ein=
iteben uno perurtbeilen 6aber mie0er=
Inn sic 8e5robung Ser fatboliider
Snoianeridulen 0lrd Sen GommiHGr
&ulentine. Mit Ser driitliden @r5ie=
bung lit Sic 8tl6ung in Seutider
sprode uno Site mobl pereinbar.
@ir miiniden 6aber uusoridlid, oaB
in unieren Hfarridulen SOS Deutide
in perniinftiger @eiie gepflegt meroe.
Sir empfeblen 5eutide Nreiserumi=
no u1r6 jene boberen 2ebronltaIten,
melde, mie Sic fntboliide uniperitGt,
oud fir Sic Eflege 6es 3eutihen nod
&oum baben. &atbolti4e 6ortbil=
oungsiduIen fir &noben uno Sous
boltungsidulen fir M6oden tbun
u1s 5ringeno motif.
9. gltern un0 &in6erfreun6e mill
len sic Sugeno gum 2ernen uno CUR
9eiung gutter 2eftiire onbalten, inn
@ouie driitlide 3um pflegen uno So
bin itreben, lire 9iebe gum bGus1iben
5erS uno 6odadtung fir sic ang,=
ifammte Sprahe un5 Site ein5l,:
pflan5en. Ser idulentlaifenen SUI
gems muB beion6ere Mufmerfiamfeit
geidenft ner5en, 0amit lie 5u guten
@briiten un6 targliden M~itgIieoern
Ser @eienidoft berantnodien. Sir
empfeblen 5u SEM 3mede Sic Musbn-
Dung 6erielben gu et1em &anomerf
cSer einem aroeren ielbititdnoigen 9e-
b~ensitan6e. Mebr aIs bisber ioIIten
mir uniere &tn6er bGberen 2ebens-
berufen 5ufibren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-27
zmrttrr Ihftl.
Gnselsruf.

sSeuu bereits bas Mbenbbunfel
6huttenrei6 Sic Gr0e 0edt.
limb Ser 9dmmerit nnoe Seter
,Sm @emiitb bas Cole medt,.
@euu Ser Selerlbein oes 9er0es
Mlatt MIR 0urd Das 3immer ltrablt,
lluo in o%eilterbafter @et1e
Shuttcu ON Sic @GnDe malt.
9oun erldleinen Sic @eltalteu
Dir Ser aicben Dor Sem Stnn,
Sic @eidieo'nen. ldugit 8epetnten
Shlpeben beutlib Dor mir bin,
Sam matt mir Das bolbe 8elen,
Sus Ser SimmeI emit mir CAB,
Widl ser grne Slid gu lebren
Ih, su fritz i6ieD uns SaS @rab.
2eile matt NIT leidtem 56ritte
Sic inn bimmltl6en @etpdnD,
Sest lih Iiebenb su mir nteoer,
Neihet sdrtlih mir Sic 6ano.
Shire tre,1en Iugen 14auen.
Mie Sic 5terne flar un0 rein
Nus ser hphen 9immelsnDlbu1g,
Sief mir in bas 9er5 btnein
Gie heneat Sic 3orten 2ippen
6auft uno lautlos i'm @ebet,
llnb idy fiihl' es. oaB UNI segen
sic fir mid aum 6immel flebt. -
Sb o1h ru1thlos oft uno einIam,
fssuhI' th tpieber ift1en Srienen,
@enn ih Iiebenb ihrer oente,
Sic 10 ffrmb bnbtnge1d1eoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-27
Bexerer Mrbeiteri6ub
amgeitrebt.

Sn Mtlantic Gitp bielt anfangs Ses
Monat5 gemeinlam nit Ser vMmeri=
CON Meoicol Miiociotion", sic Slime
rifaniide gereinigung fir Mrbeiter=
dub=@eiebgebung" lire 2. rationale
Gonferen5 CUR gefdmpfung BON Be-
rufsfrnnfbeiten unter Sen arbeiten=
Sen @laiien unieres 2an6es ab, SET
uelder ser 8unoes=M rbeits=@ Commit
iar 0'Nein Sen @orfit fiibrte. Nam=
bate Mer5te uno inouitrtene Sodper-
itGn6ige baben iiber tire Grfabrungen
beridtet, meIde lie Bel Ser nnterlu'
dung bon 8erufsfranfbeiten geiam'
melt bobe11, un6 aug alien &eferoten
gebt flar uno nit eridredenoer
Ieutlidfeit bernor, mie ridltaroig
Sic Ser. Stnaten nod INNER auf
oieiem @ebiete iin6. 8eionoers ei1t=
geben6 beiddftigte man iih nit
6dinen BON 8lei=, Bbospbor-, Aned,
iilber= uno Mrlenif=&ergiftungen, De-
men piele Mrbeiter in peridie6enen
gerufen ausgeiett fins, uno ferner
nit @%ranfbeiten, sic eine Solge 6es
Mrbeitens unter bobem 2uft=0rud
fins, ME lie beionbers Bel Mrbettern
unter Sag, bei Srmnelbauten uno
GaiHonarbeitert II. I. M. porfommer1.
Stud sos Sbema Ser Gr5tliden ga,
Brit : Snipection. ipielte cine groBe
Mone Bel oieien 8eratbungen. = 81
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Meberi@dbt i'd ielbn.

Ibeo0ore &ooiepelt lit 5peifeGos
Elm tidtiger Menid. ober er lit sod
uu4 MIR elm Menih uno als iolder
meni6liden sdmdfen un0 Srrtbii.
mern unterporfen. un0 ieinsr
SdmdGen gr0Bte 1T, SUB er sic Mo1=
lidfeit, iid gu irren, nidt 5r1geber
Mil. Gr bdlt iid fir unentbebrl;d
uno fir unfeblbar 5ugleih. 0ieie
neberidabung 6es eigenen Sd mad)t
i'm Blind fir Sic gor5ige an0erer,
Blind Dor allen fir sic eigenen Seh=
Ter. Das oeranlaBt i'm gu Sen mag
10 len l1eberbebungen. Sic fir feline
iungiten &ag11ere0en un6 fir lein
Muftreten in Gbicago 10 9nrafteriitiid
gepor0en fins. Ct fnn1 es nidt fai=
len, 6aB iemano anberer Meinrng nls
Fer ieiin ffurn 11n6 iiid oenno9 bon Inu=
tern Motioen leiten ldBt. Sein I'm
feblbarfeits6infel lebnt jih gegen
anes aut mas NIT ieinen Mniidten
nidt iibereinitimmt. ssn ie6er abmei=
hen5en Meinung iiebt er Sen Mus=
6rud forrupter @eiinnung, 6os Merf=
mai politiider @eiinnungslumperei
gr Der tebt nidt, SOB audi feline poli=
tiiden @egner BEL ibren San6lungen
un5 8%eifrebungen iid BON eintuon6=
freien 8emeggriin6en leiten laiien
f0nnen. @er INNER linn in ser poll
tiiden Mrena als unbequemer @egner
entgegentritt, muB 6arouf gefaBt iein,
als 6ein6 6es GoIfes Senun5iert o6er
als forruptes subieft be5eidnet 5u
mer6en. 60 lit er ebeSem NIT ieinen
0emofratiiden @egnern Der abren
u15 10 oerfdbrt er gegenmartig NIT
ienen ieiner bisberigen Narteigenoi=
len, Sic iid ieinen @iiniden nidt fiji
gen, iid nidt 5u miaenloi len @erf5e1=
gen ieines unge5igeIten @brgei5es
MAIDEN laiien mo1en. limb 0o9 giebt
es u1ter 5ieien Mdnnern, Sic beute
ppn 500 ebelt als 9iebe un5 Sdurfen
gebronomarft mer6en, gar morde, sic
ibrer Eortei un6 SEM 9an5e ebenlo
treu ge6ient baben mte er, sic linn an
gbrli6feit Ser @eiinnung un6 re6lt=
hem @oqen nidt lint Saaresbreite
nnhltehen. @ns 5beo6ore &oo iepelt
beute lit, ber6anft er ieiner Eartei.
Sic fat ibm Dor 5tpolf Sabren, uls er
iib als @ouperreur BON Seem Dorf
fir einen 5meiten Sermin unm0g1id
gemadt batte, Sen 5peiten E1at a1f
Sem nationalen Sidet gegeben, un6
ser bIin6e 3ufan 9at elm l1ebriges ge-
tbon; bdtte er 6amals iang- ur6
fImglos bonn S9auplate ieines Seem
Dorfer @irfens abtreten miiiien, 6ann
muroe er beute mabrideinGid ldngit
oergeiien fem.