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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-13
Every Child Should
Ce Given This Tonic

Whsn children have no appetite.
vhsn they are continually peeyish aud
irritable; when they arc restless In their
sieep. Il Ia almost certain indication
that their digestive organs are troubled
with worms OF other parasites This "A
very common ailment aud easily rem.
edied Physicians will tell yCu that
nearly every child Ia 20 troubled a
some time aud, IN fact, many adults
suner In the same way Among adulta
this trouble IN invariably referred 20 As
indigestion, whep IN reality Il Ia due 20
2 smail parasite which inftsts the In
toyttnAl tract
For children. paync'S Toni, yermi
Luke uhshrpRs,d, as u IA not only
ossttuetivo 10 ese pars sites but com
pletely temoses The nests ~ which their
young are depeittd. Seldom does II
SwtS, Ahu Improvement IN the
asetn o. thc ID wi'l b" the nrgt ana
10y ihdieat!oh the bsreheial results
ot the meilelnc4 Not only Will the Yer
mIuge aestIo, III the parasites, but ia
SnoeIiui tohi9 eneetA viii restore tho
o'festio9 whichp has been Impaired.
xoI nen, he addition o! a little
sukH VIII N ~ - pals,able that
they VIII takel readily Million. ~
psTents hsvo s,d Il FOR r,oTr than
slghty year., ~ on Jsyne's. arrsp,
40 other. Sod bydmggi4ts r,cryxhetn
VI, D. jayne L Son, Phi!adeipAla' Pa,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-13
NOTICE kOR PUBLICATION
iNot Coal i.ands)

lNot Coal i.ands'
Department OF the Interior United
States Land ONCE at Lake''ew'
Oregon. May II. 1917.
Notice Is hereby given that Jamep
u. Short. whose postomee address IL
olene. oregon. did. on the i'th day
Of November. 1911. hie In this once
sworn statement aud application NO.
sbi53. to purchase the Sws OF the
NEh, the SEk OF the SWh. Sec
ton 81. Township ~ g.. Range
llr E. Willamette Meridian. ana
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-13
zUMWALT DRAWS
DRAWING STUNT
CITY ENaiNEER's PROwEss As
pRAFTsMAN WILL BE UTILIZED
ny CITY COUNCIL. WISHING A
srREHT PAVING RESOLUTION

City Engineer Don J. Zumwalt ID
q draftsman. which fact IL often rec
oeniTed by the city council when II
draws on him for assistance An In
stance OF the fact that he Is a known
draftsman was shown by the council
last night, when II ordered him to
draw up resolution.
This resolution will be for the pur-
pose OF establishing the manner OF
imposing charges against property
which abuts on Tenth street where
said street to be macadamised with
n thirty-foot center. II WAS deter
mined by the council to charge for
the work by frontage OF the abuttins
corner lots to pay nvs.
property. corner lots to pay ave.
OF the cost.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-13
OLD INDIAN War CH|fts
WILL Be seen HERE

When on August 18th you make
your way to the show grounds where
the world famous Kit Carson Buffalo
Ranch Wild West Is to exhibit. be
sure the frst point OF interest you
make .or is the Indian village. There
you will see Indian chiefs and war
riors OF three distinct tribes: Sioux.
Comanche and Cheyenne braves. with
their squaws and papooses. clad In
their saudy. many colored blankets
and. feathers. living In their historic
tepees. beading their moecasins and
chanting the congs OF the unforgot-
ten warpath. II In rare sight indeed
to see them Just AS they exist when
on the government reservation. for
before many years the Indians OF to-
day will be but q memory. They are
fast disappearing. and many OF US
who are living today will almost see
the last OF their kind. Among the
Indians carried by Kit Carson's Buff
falo Wild West shows are many noted
historical characters. the foremost
being Chief Clear. To hear this old
chief. with the aid OF an interpreter
chronicle some Of the feats OF his
youth. OF the battles with the blue.
coats. the long trail and the trips "a
the hunting grounds. is indeed inter
esting. and any patron Of this exhibi'
tIon is ut liberty to view the Indian
from every angle and several inter
prefers are constantly at hand to as
sist the public In conversations with
the redman.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-13
ITALIANS HAVE
COURT HEARING
GRAVES LISTENS TO EVl.
UENCE IN CAsE OF rOMAssO
AMRROaErTi. STONE MASON,
ys. FRANK ND,Ni. GROCER

This afternoon before Justice oil
tn, Peace Charles Graves was con-
Quoted a preliminary hearing In the
case of Tomasso Ambrogctti against
Frank Dodini. whom Ambrosctti &C
c1ses OF having threatened Amoro'
gettl with murder. for non.paym'n'
OF q grocery bill. District Attorney
Dell v. Kuykcndali represented tue
prosecution, while william ", shaw
was counsel for the defendant, IL
AmbroEcttis case against W. l.
Clarke some time ago shaw repre-
sentcd Ambrogetti. That case was
one for money alleged to be due On q
contract to build some stone masonry
under Ciarkes residence,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-13

In the Courty Court Of the State Of
Oregon. for the County Of klam-
ath.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF James
c. Mongold. Deceased.
To william ID. Mongold. sole and only
Heir Of said Estate:
You are hereby notified that p. L.
Fountain. executor Of the estate OF
James C. Mongold. deceased. did on
the sth day Of July. 1912. nle . psti-
ton In said court. praying for an Or
der OF sale. at private sale. Of part OF
the real estate Of said dscedent. here
aft3r particularly described. for the
purpose therein set forth.
II Is. therefore. ordered that you.
and all other persons. II any there be.
who are interested In the estate Of
the said deceased. appear before the
said county court on the l7th day OF
August. 1912. at 10 O'Clock q. N. OF
said day. at the court room OF said
court. In the city Of klamath Falls.
In said county and state. to show
cause why an order should not be
granted to the said administrator TO
sell said real estate Of James G. Mon
gold. deceased; and that a copy Of
this order be served on all heirs OF
said deceased within the state. and be
published at least once a week for
four successive weeks. In the Klam-
ath Republican, . weekly newspaper
Of general circulation. printed and
published In the city OF klamath
Falls. klamath county and state OF
Oregon.
The real estate hereinbefore re.
fsrred to IL particularly described AZ
follows:
"NEA Of Sec. Z. T. 40 g.. r. 8
f.. w. NJ"
IAN equity of $4,000 In lots 8
and 10 of block 500 Of Darrow Ad'
dition to the town OF klamath
Falls. as shown on the plat thereof
and fled with the clerk Of Klam'
ath county. Oregon"
IAN equity Of $4,000 In lots Il
and ~ OF block 304 Of Darrow Ad
dition to klamath Fails. Oregon
40 shown on the plat thereof nled
with the clerk Of klamath county
Oregon"
IAN equity Of $4,000 in lot !
block 50, Second Hot Springs Add
tion to klamath Falls. Oregon"
Dated this 18th day Of July. 1912
w. 9. WORDEN.
! I-l8-S-l6r County J.dsc
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-13
SOLAR|UM JAMES
MAKES ADDRESS
FORCE, MAN WITH VtsAGE LIKE
sun PARLOR, TAKES FLOOR AT
COUNCIL MEETING TO TALK OF
PAVEMENT PATCHES NEEDED

Herman Force, whose visage 10 fire.
quently compared to solarium. wal
a speaker at last nights meeting o.
the city paters. Mr.. Force is engaget
in paving for a living, being repre-
sentative Of the Strange-MaSu com
pany. which has the contracts fol
much Of the local paving. In fact, Il
might be said. with considerable show
Of truth. that the company has dons
the great majority Of the street paw
ing done In klamath Falls within the
past two years.
The purpose OF Mr.. Forces address
to the council last night was to get
its consent to do certain patches OF
paving at the expense OF the owners
OF abuttins property.
IT'S a good idea to get the consent
o' the council" was the approval ex.
pressed by City Attorney Thomas
Drake. with twinkle In his eye. Il
don't think they would head on good
work. bu, you'd better get their con.
sent.
In each case the council was will.
ing to lot the property owners pay
for the work. save for one spot near
the white Pelican garage. Il might
have been willing. even In this case,
to let the property owner pay for the
work. but the fact was related by Mr.
Force that he was unable to locate
the owner Of the property. whom he
believed TO be a man named Well, In
the Monadnock building. San Fran.
cisco. The council decided to have
the city pay for this patch. Council
man Doty suggesting that the munic'
ipslity might defray the bill and take
its chances on collecting from the
owner.
He never got permission TO open
the pavement. We might arrest
him." suggested Councilman r. 4
Afford. While Mr.. Affords sussss.
ton was a drastic one. apparently
offered In good faith. II caused q
laugh among the listeners.
The patch will require s 2-s sQuar'
yards Of paving. At es.30 per square
yard. Mr.. Force explaining that the
concern Of which he 10 the local rep
reseptative was doing the PATCHWORK
on the regular yardags basis for con
tracts. The patch the city will pa,
for Is to set the taxpayers back II
coin OF the realm. el&.s7.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-13
PERMITS GIVEN
FOR STRUCTURES
COUNCIL PAssEs FAvORABLI On
APPLICATIONS FOR PERMls.
SION To ADD TO NUMBER OF
BUILDINGS IN THE CITY

Building permits were granted by
the council last night as follows;
To Jen Wilson. for 5-room bunGa.
low. with bath and one brick hue. 10,
6 block 10. Second Fairview addi'
tlon.
To J. l.. Parrish. 53t Crescent ave-
niue. addition. &x12, to kitchen OF cot
tase. lot 2. block 80, Crescent ave-
nue..
Ewauua Box company. factory
building. 20xlle; engine and boiler
house. sox3o. There are also to be
an Office. oil house and warehouse
size not yet determined.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-13
BIG COAL FAMINE
IL Likely Stk)N
Central Northwest Facing shortage
Of Fuel DWe W Excessive Cold
Weather ~ Last Wintcr--ASAii.
able supply Very small. ,.. .,,..
United Press Seryic.

United Press Seryic.
ST. PAUL. Aug. i3.-St. Paul and
the Central Northwest are facing one
Of the worst coal famines since 1909,
the year OF the big strike.
At the head OF the Great Lakes the
supply OF hard coal Ia less than 20
per cent OF the amount usually on
hand at this time OF the year.
The shortage Is attributed to the
severe weather Of last winter.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-13
United Press Service

Uutted Preee oervICe
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Aug. IA
Just how the cost Of living has
climbed In ono year was Indicated
In a special review of crop conditions
Just issued by the department OF az
ricuiture. giving prices for July l and
August l. an compared with those OF
the same dates . year ago,
In July. 1911. hogs were worth
S5.s2h per hundred pounds: this
year they average Ss.6+; beef wa,
S<.2s. and Ia now S5.5t; veal calves
VIA and ss.33. respectively; lambs
S5.%2 and S5.7s. All varieties OF
meat are higher.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-13
Administrators Nolice

Notice Is hereby given by the un-
dersignsd. administrator Of the estate
Z Edward @. Thomas. deceased. to all
persons having claims against said es-
tate. to present them. with proper
vouchers. within six months from the
date OF this notice. to the admins
traitor. at the once OF Attorney +. II.
Mills. zoe ODD Fellows building.
klamath Falls. klamath county. Ore
gon.
Dated July ~. A. ID. 1912.
LEE 3. THOMAS,
7-1l-s-s Administrator,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-13
AsTOR STORk IS
GETTING NEARER


NEW YORK. Aux. -. unusua
activity aud excitement at the AstoI
mansion this morning caused a re-
port that the stork had almost ar
rived. Or. Craxin refuses to max. .
statement,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-13

Late this week City Engineer Don
J. zumwslt will depart on q two
weeks vacation. He notified the city
council last night OF his desires In
this direction. and none OF the city
dads showed any inclination TO deny
him the wanted rest.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-13
MARINES ARE now
ASHORE At nAMAGUA
Three Hundred Additional Men said
To Have Been Landed There - .
Result Of Yesterdays lombard.
nseut-Prosection for Americans.
United Press Service

SAN JOSE. Costa Rica, Aug. Ia
Il 10 reported that 500 more Amer
lean marines are landing At Aanagus
Nh Q result Of the bombsrdment yes
tcrday. Il is believed Commander
Terhune has q su6lcisnt force to pre-
vent further attacks imperilinG Amer
lean lives and property.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-13
FEDERAL UNIONS
WIN IN SENATE
,s,srA, EMPLOYEES ARR PERMIT.
TED ~ ORGANIZE, MT CAN.
Not Arr,lIArE WITH oi,GA>i'
ZAr,O>s FAvOtiNG sTWikEs
United Press Seryic.

WASHINGTON. u e.. Aug III,
Following u bitter debate the senai"
voted 80 To : to permit postal cm
ploy,s to organize. but prohibiting
thcm from ai'iiiating with any organ
ration countcnancing strikes OF lock
outs. II Is believed the cncct Of tho
a,nc cndmcnt will be bar to the CO.
operation of the employees with H."
AM, rican Federation OF Labor
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-13
FIFTY THOUSAND ARE
HOMELESS AND SUFFERING
THREE THOUSAND KILLED ~
EARTHQUAKE AND SUFFERING
Of SURVIVORS is TERRIBLE IN
sOUTHEAsTERN TURKEY


United Press Service
BERLIN. Aug. l3.-Three thous-
and people are known 10 have been
killed In the earthquakes which have
just swept over Southeastern Turkey,
according TO message received here
from Constantin0ple today.
Reports Of the suffering of the sur
viv0rs are terrible. II IL said that
$4,000 people are homeless and are
starving.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-13

Are you interested In KLAMATH
COUNTY, II 50. see the stephens
Hunter Realty Co, They have some
ropd hargairs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-13
Notice

Notice is hereby given shat all ac'
counts due &he estatsTof the late
George =. HNp muf be settled at
once. JENH T.. HuRN.
lO-Gt NAdmlnlstratrix
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-13
Notice 70 Taxpayer

The tax roll flor 1919 IL now ready
for inspection At the once Of the
county assessor. All property owners
interested are requested to call and
make inspection before the meeting OF
the board Of equalization. The looks
will be open until September l5.
J. p. LEE. Assessor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-13

Among local visitors from Bonansa
are Mrs. DR.. johnson. II. b. Lytle and
Miss Grace Lytle.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-13
LORELLA LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ted White have ar
rived for a visit with Mrs. Whites
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Brown.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-13

A real estate deal which has been
pending for some time between
Messrs. Jacobs and Gum and Keller
Brothers OF Portland for the Jacobs
and Gum ranch on Lost River 10 now
completed, the Keller Brothers TAX
ing over the ranch for q considsra-
tion Of 345 per acre. The people Of
this community will deeply regret the
departure OF Mr.. Gum and family.
who have taken an active part In its
affairs during their Ave years Of resi-
dence here.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-13
LIVING COST Up
SINCE YEAR Ago

Special Review OF Crop Conditions In.
clu,ies Data on Higher Prices Of
Hoxs. Beef. Veal Calves and Lambs.
All Meats Have Asccndcd
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-13

We have some very aesvkble ~
street property for sale fstephens
Hunter Realty o..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-13

A large forest fire has been burn
ing for several days on the western
slope Of Bryant mountain. II IL be-
lieved to have been started by light
ming. Fire Warden Grohs. who went
with party Of men. Is busy checking
its spread. reports that II Is now un-
der control. About $40 acres have
been destroyed.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-13

wANTED-io q II s6 plein coun-
ter. at Psllys U|fy Store. is-st
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-13

Mrs. Il. C. Lyon OF klamath Falls
together with her sister. Mrs. Ed
ward sedge OF Dairy. made shor
visit with their Langell Valley friendl
this week.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-13

Miss Wade Drew has returned u
her home near Olene after week.
visit with her sister. Mrs. Waite
Campbell.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-13

Mrs. Nelson Cowley. who visited
his brother. r. @. Cowlsy, early this
summer. has returned with his fam
lily from Washington. with the inten-
tlon OF locating permanently In Ian
CELL Valley.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-17

2aut benz @of,enberid)t oes 8es
frlnobeitsamtes maren IN Der per1ols
ienen @ohe nift ipeniger ais $50
WlniernfGae nno brei 9ooesfaQa
infolge bieier aranfbeit 5u perseid-
men. 8egen bic norbergegangeile 8o-
die beoeiltet bieies elm fleines WndAai-
len Der gpibemie, oa bic 3abl Der gr-
frarlftngen Inn pier5ebn 5uriifgegan.
gen lit.
eSnsgeiantnt nur6en ndbreno Der
9od;e 446 Sale bon anitedenoell
aranfbeitem iino "a 9ooesfdlIe iHiol-
ae iolfer araufbeiten angemeloet,
gegeu 80 Grfratfungen uno Is 20.
besfdlle in Der Haraleiiuofe bes 90.
rigen sabres. suf Die ein5elneu
aranfbeiten, nit ausnabme Der Wa.
fern, peribeiIen iid) bic our Wieloung
gelaneten 61lie ipie folgt: @inbpoden
81 grfrailfungen; Dipbtberitis, 28
Grfrnnflntgen unb elm Io0esiaa :
Sbminbiuft, IL GrfranflIngen uno
16 5obesfdac; aeudbulten, bier Gr-
frarrflinsen a,no Ss!!,,ei IooeSfdIle;; In
pbusfieber. sipei Grfranfungen ilnb
Elm 1ooesfau; Hoie, slpei grfranfun-
qer.
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Webr 0elo.

9lus ben Statiititen oes Shasamts
lit erIihtlih, oab bic Nationulbanten
adtsig prpaent aller Ser. Staatsn
Bombs als Dsduns fir" ibre Nutea=
Gmiif;on unb als 4nlass balten; leBz
ts-e ift jeoo6 niht bebeutenD. 0ara Is
lit eriidtli6, baB feline Bombs porbaH>
ben ndren. falls biefe 8anten bic OBJ
ii6t batten, ibre 3irtulatiOn aus5uD.]z
nen. 5batidhlih iollte es gar niGt
msbr geitattst peroen. Die @olo.
beduna fir oisie Noten lit 10 sering,
bab man in Dieiem Safe oon elmer
Jnflatiou reoen tam. Gs lit pobl
ridtis baB bic 8anten midi Derpflids
tet iino. bieie Noten einsuIDien, ionz
bern bic Hesierung, aber ba biefe eben=
faGs feline Goloreferpe seeen oieie Ro=
ten bait. 10 lino bieie Noien nihts anr
berts ais Rrebits.lD. 3r0itet man iiA
oamit, bab es ber Hesisrung teins
Sbmieristeiten bereiten ipiirbe, i'm
Nothfaae fir eine 4naobl 6unbert
Miuionen Dollars Cob au taufen, 10
III bstann', tpie erihiitterno "a auf bs,
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8e6eimniFpplles @eridltuinSen.

llnter eebeimniBnoaen llnlitanoea
iii oie IS Sabre alte Roia Geid,er,
pom gto. Iii Sirbiap Sirabe, felt
5ipei @ohen periftpunoen itnb ibre
beioen ShipelternL Warp unb emma
3eider, beiir1ben iib IN sroBer lin.
rlhe INN lie. Roie mar elm gabp, als
Die gltern itarben llnb murbe bon ib-
rem 1Iteren SdapeItern grobge5ogen.
Sic arbeitete ieit einieen @oden IN
elmer @didcrei an Diain Strabe 1lno
beiudyte Die Rad)tbodldrile oes gSelta
enbs. Im Tipnitog Dor 5ipei Woden
perl.eB tie, bepor lire Sdspeltern al'-
geitanoen maren, bic @obnlina mio
lit ieitbem peritpilitoer. Sie bate
Den groBten 5beil ibrer @aroerobe,
iotuie $3.50 WiethgeIb, welhes Die
shpeitern auf Die Seite gelegt bot
ten, nitgenommen. Die Sd)iDe'rerE
befiirhten, baB bas iunee Waohen
BON irsenbeiuer 1erion ,tnter aolbe.
nen 8eriprefnngen 5lnt Berlallen
Der Stoot peranlaBt iporben III.
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Webmrtem.

George imb @ertbn Soferfnnip,
@inton lBloce, annbe.
Wiainm uno Glara Gobbe, 4018
Taplor 9lpe., annbe.
Soiepb uno Mnrin Miqer, Wt.
slirp, anabe.
ssobn nnb gIiie &auf, 30s2 Sen.
ibuip aDe., anabe.
gomarb uno ssOa 4idman, 2638
GoIerain 9lpe., anabe.
g9laiam ilnb sIina 8afytbolo,
34t1 Spring @rope glpe., Machen.
sllerm,oer mo sSoo Jel6baits, 661
@eit McWifcn glpe., annbe.
Sarrp uno Belle 2eDntan, 1856
Jidion slpe., Wtaohen.
ssoiepb lmb ,Setta Sting, 752 @elt
8. sipe., anabe.
,srnnf uno ,Soiepbine Sand, 1896
g1eIt 6. ape., anube.
Charles llno Sane WtperS, IoIeoo,
O., annbe.
Wtprris unb Stole Soeberg, 10. ,ino
Canal StraBe, W21bfen.
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IeutId)e 0orleimng.

Seitens oeS Durd) feline in oen mel
item staofell Der 8ereiniaten Staaten
abgebaltenen 0ortrdge beitbefannteil
Serrn Profeiiors Ybilipp Seiie aus
omaha, miro beiite s llbr Ibenos,
in Der Central Surnbaae elm Dor-
trag iiber ,llniere 8iirgerred,te" IN
belltider Sprade itattfinoen. Yrofel-
ior Seiie beberridt nidt nur fein lbe.
ma in Ieiielnoer lmo griinMiher Wci-
ie, ionbern peroient anh ipesen ieines
iangiabrigen energiihen @irfel,s I'M
sssntereiie Der perionlid)en sSreibeit
llno bes bel,tiAen WeienS Die ebr,nig
eines sablreihen 8eiudeS. sllio 0eut.
ife, beraus. iinoet gll6 reht 5abireIG
elm! - Gin senuBreider Abeno ut
ben 9lnDeienoen garantirt.
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Der 90 d Ia g ben praItoenz
ten ourh oas 0oIt npminiren gu laiz
fen urb niht burh bic apnpentionen,
finoet i'm aonereB teine begeiiterte
3uitimmune. Die meiIten Songrebz
Mitelieber iinb in sriter Reibe 6uuoz
tperts=polititer uno ais iol6e i6ipdrs
men ite fir bic Organization" unb lie
ipi1en, pab bic Nationalza aonoention
bic 9runblage Der Srganiiution Bill
bet. 9erienigs 9oIittter, Der benz no-
minirten 8unbibaten bic meiiten
Stimmsn 5ufiibrt, bat bic patronage
Ibsr cine srobs 4naabl asmter, Die er
oann an feline gnbGnger pertheilt.
Niht felten tpirb er Elm &dbtnetszWtttz
qlieb uno bann gilt es fir lelbitperz
itdHolid. oaB er bem BOB, Der ibm bic
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lung aller Nemter in benz Staats, mo
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Der iiber bic 9unbespatrondge in lei
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iddblihe Spitem aufhOrsn ioll. bann
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unb ben aonsreb =Mttalisosrn befsb>
bsfsblsn miiTsn, fir bieis Reform gu
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