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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-21
HERALD MAGNATE HAS
ANOTHER BRILLIANT IDEA.

New York.-Mr. Bennett, editor
and publisher of the Herald and Eve
ming Telegram, has added another
name to his index eXpurgatorious 1t
is now as much as a reporters job is
worth to mention the name of Col
onel Roosevelt. Since the colonel has
been much in the public eye of late,
the news writer's of the Bennett pa
pers have been forced to do lot of
thinking to find synonyms for the
third term candidate" which is the
accepted formula for any reference to
the leading citizen of oyster Bay. For
some years Mr.. Bennett has had in
force a rule prohibiting the use OF
the name of William Randolph Hearst
in his papers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-21
FOULKE BANDIT MUST
RETURN To PRISON CELL,

Albany N. Y, June 21.-The court
of appeals today handed down a rul-
ing upholding the decision of the ap-
peilate division, remanding Foulke
Z. Brant to Dannemora prison.
Brandt was valet to Mortimer Schiff.
the New York millionaire. He was
sentenced to 80 years Imprisonment
on charge of attempting to burglar
ize the Schiff home. Brandt alleged
he was sent to Jail on trumped up
charges. to protect a woman member
of the Schiff family. Brandts charg-
es were investigated but it is alleged
they were not substantiated.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-21

for instance, from 40 to 6.
Roosevelt members of the rules
committee are lined up for the am
endment.
Another radical change in the
rules suggested by the minority, is a
declaration for state rights" In
naming national committeeman, the
plan is to give each state the author
ity to elect its own committeeman
In any way it may elect.
The most drastic change in the rules
as agreed to by both the majority and
minority, is that of giving the ma
ional committee power to remove
from that body any committeeman
who refuse to support the nominee
of the party.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-21
REDUCTION OF SOUTHERN DELEGATIONS
AND STATES RIGHTS IN MATTER OF
Committeeman IS MINORITY PROGRAM

Chicago, June 21.-The reduction
of representation of delegates from
the southern states, is a rock prom.
Using a lively contest in the conven-
tion. A minority report of the rules
committee is being prepared today, to
greatly reduce the number of dele
gates from the solid SOUTH"
Basing the apportionmeut of the
delegates upon the number of votes
cast at the preceding general elec-
ton, is a minority suggestion, a re-
newal of a plan discussed generally
for the last sixteen years. They pro-
pose to allow one delegate for each
10000 republican votes cast. This
would cut the Texas representation
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-21
HOLDS ISMAY, CAPTAIN SMITH.
RESPONSIBLE FOR WRECK

London. June 21.--That ]. Bruce
lsmay and Captain Smith were equal
ly responsible for the Titanic disaster
and that the tragedy was due to lack
of proper seamanship, was the open
ing statement today of Attorney
Scanlan, NJ. p, appearing in behalf
of the Seamen's and Firemen's union
at the board of trade inquiry
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-21
BUSINESS HOUSES OF PENDLETON TO CLOSE
DOORS DURING BIG CIRCUS BY LOCAL ELKS

Friday, June 2S, will not be one of
the biggest business days of the year.
Because of the big Elks Circus which
is to put on its performances then,
the day is to be distinctly festal one
and the merchants and other business
men of the city are almost unanimous
in their decision to close their doors
during the afternon. A petition to
this end was circulated yesterday af-
ternoon and practically every busi-
ness house, saloons and cigar stores
included, signed willingly.
The following are the signatures
to the general petition:
Petition to the Business Men of Pen
dleton to close Elks' Circus Day:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-21
TR MAY HEAD PROGRESSIVE PARTyOF DEMOS, REPUBLICANS
IMPEACHMENT OF HANFORD URGED BY COMMITTEE

Washington, d. &C, June 21.-The
house judiciary committee today voted
unanimously to impeach federal Judge
Hanford of Seattle, after investigat-
ing charges filed by Congressman
Victor Berger, the socialist member
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-21

1T is time to shake Penrose, Crane
and Root" said Record They should
herd themselves in a party which
stands openly for special privilege and
the perversion of courts. We who
stand for human rights and for So
cial justice have nothing in common
with them. We ought to go with
clean democrats like Ben Lindsey, w.
]. Bryan and others of their kind.
We have faith tha this country is
ready to respond to this call"
Demos Encourage L. II. Men.
Roosevelt men are encouraged in
their scheme by the choice of Alton
B. Parker as temporary chairman of
the Baltimore democratic convention.
They hope the democratic convention
will choose some reacionary candi-
date like Governor Harmon or Con-
gresham Underwood. This would
mean two conservative presidential
candidates with Colonel Roosevelt the
only progressive.
Colonel Roosevelt put in the entire
morning in his suite, comforting with
his lieutenants. Os soon as the con-
vention was called to order, the col
onel's private fire, to the convention,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-21
MAGNATE
"SUPES" IN THE ORIENT

New York.-Henry w. Savage,
theatrical manager, who for the last
five months has been on pleasure
trip in China, Japan and India, re-
turned home today on the Lusitania.
He made a special study of the native
plays and theaters in Hongkong and
Japan. he said. In Hongkong and To-
kio he had the unique experience Of
"suping" upon the native stage in
various performances, He did this to
set local color and see how things
worked behind the scenes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-21
TwentysM Taft Contested Delegates Are Seated In
Chicago Convention
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN CHEERED BY COP.
Progressives Lose in Fight Over Question Of Contested
Delegations Being Allowed to Vote in Their Own
Cases and In Organizing.

roller good working
question that brought
fight mainly
introduced
delegates
questions the committee
making Roosevelt
leader
and 10 speech which he refused 10 do
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-21

Of the house of representatives fol-
lowing the cancellation of the citizen
ship papers of Oleson, of Tacoma.
The house will in all probability
adopt the committees report. which
includes draft of specifications for
articles of Impeachment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-21

We the undersigned business men
of Pendleton. will close our respec-
tive places of business, during the
hours from noon az m until four
(4 p, m, June 2S.
We do also urge all business and
professional men of this city to dc
likewise whether they get an op-
portunity to sign this petition or not
that the notice of this intention APP
pearing in the newspapers of the city
shall be an invitation to join us in ad.
vancing the best interests of this pro.
gressive city
Let us make 1t unanimous
Continued on page fiyeO
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-21
Harvard Defeats Yale

New London, Conn. June 21.-Har-
ward won the freshmen eight Dared
two mile race from Yale. The Har-
ward varsity won the four cared race
by two lengths.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-21
Leaders In G. 0. P. Thus See Way to Defeat
Conservatives and Interests
ALT|M0RE CONVENTION WILL DECIDE MATTER
Should Machine Men Win Democratic Contest, ndepen-
dents Of That Organization Would Join Move, Think
Trainers of New Plan.


Dig new party IN order that progressive mass meeting be held
national
prominently mentioned Of
a has
A mass convention will be the a
time republican organization has out
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-21

not expect to maintain large supply
OF dignity.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-21

A. w, Nye, well known local resi-
dent and who was made grand chap
lain of the grand chapter Royal Arch
Masons, returned from Portland this
morning. lie was accompanied by
Mrs. Nye.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-21

was put in operation. He passed the
afternoon listening to reports.
During the afternoon the Oklahoma
delegation of Roosevelters started a
movement to have a committee of the
new party leaders to go to Baltimore
to meet with the progressives in the
democratic ranks with the view of
getting them into the new organiza-
ton In the event the Baltimore con-
vention nominates a conservative
candidate
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-21

Many people lose, in many ways,
who keep quiet about It.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-21

Continued on page five,)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-21

TO ADVERTISERS.
The East Oregonlan has
the largest paid circulation
OF any paper In Oregon, east
OF Portland and nearly
twice the circulation In
Pendleton Of any other
newspaper.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-19

The New YORK Independent prioIs
ne following statement made n Nj
B-yE- 20 Ihe New yo-k Independent
Il Baltimore Because j, has wol
The rlghi 70 put lis principles INFO
practice While Il tie minority dur
-ue ne last sixteen Years !, las dom
mated public opinion and coerced lie
-eputlcs- party mo accepting many
O. is IDEAS Il Is Tie only great party
Today with policy and purpose &nd
Il enthusiastic membership The r.
publican party = divided between tte
staodpai element and he progressive
element, and he progressive element
: divided mo TWO factions. Each
t-suc1 .. lie republican party would
rather Sc Tie democratic party VIII
han . sac Tie other branch q the
party triumph The policy Q: ths
present administrator < only II Il
Gicztior u what would happen 7
e.;1er G: ne ihree factions Il tie
republican party obtain central Of tbs
executive o1ce. l-tll he republic
ca- party passes through IL s-rua-
IS i which i; : nov engaged and
: ~-1e1 along so1= lie 4 acuou
I. ca- 80 hope = administer rs
1cver1-e-t VIII satisfaction z IL
--l-c. ne democratic parry passed
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-19
JUDGE GOODMAN
VISITS RARB0R
Democratic Candidate for
Governor Makes Visit
to Grays Harbor

Judge NJ N Go1-6-. Ct >e4-.-e-
c-@ q -te s47-- c4--.-s,ss
- IL --- a-
Saturday j. ---.--- a- ---.---
IL -e.-a.--- ---e1 -- and r--s,-
- 4c--al--a-.@ t-t- 1s L-s
--y.-.--- -l.--s 4-
coma WHO IS st4-e ---..- during
@rs ana q @ar-E s--aes. &. -s-----
to1
Judge Go5-41 i. AIS : 1s.1-@r
l-- >-s-= L2T.-G rs --1 Il. ---.
y@srs Il DaI-1 C.l--.t.4 co--..
Which COUNTY - Las REPEATEDLY >=,'
= = c1e territorial ara s-4-=
latlr4s and as .-dc5 q - Superior
co-r, With cr-1it x himself ana tt
- euiueut satisfaction x - la,-
~ 0: his county. H : making =
thorough canvass q -t@ STATE = rs
ca1c-dacy -or - gla=rla 3, 1--a. -o--
.1a-loL on IL 1erse platform .: 80
-ouy Efficiency au6 Justice
Tie democratic party : fortunate
= t1e-- coming primaries insofar Is
IL gutlaioral Candidates az cor
csr-ed. o. ~ seven Esrira1ts -
that honor there e not na1 thai
would loi make good governor i
chosen for Ihe position. So true Is
this. that democrats arg somewhat
embarrassed II choosing among
hen, and Judge Godua1 stands Z
peer among tie aurcs.
Democratic voters should not fail
70 remember thai the primary law
forces every voter 70 vote frs; and
second choice when there are tour
- more candidates Failure U ID
50 Will cause the vote 70 be thrown
out The only instance q tbs KIND
on the democratic ticket is tor tie
once Of governor. and democrats are
warned IoI - fail 70 vote Z seco- {
CHOICE tor his Office. i they would
-oI lose t1e.r vote entirely
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-19
The ola sose,-Nan

Senator Beverdga, u Us speech
Is temporary Chairman. --otted u,
re same old protective -ar,4 fraud
that las been exhibited ever! tou-
years ~ the republican parry. = ,h=
manufacturers are . - permitted =
write our .a-.E laws they q, % !.
as successfully through ,h= old -
publican parry as through -sw -
publican party.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-19
50 s-e3.r.

-1+ reform impulse Sometimes
comes 81 one very suddenly Take
Ny. Roosevelts case. for instance.
When. Las, winter. Ny la Folletie
pointed OUT -hs dangers which sec.
co5 Tat, .s-- would bring, NJ
Roosevelt. refused - -ake sides viii
I'M agai-s, tie administration. Now
t.e danger i deemed Sufficient cause
Tor NV parry.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-19

oaooe-r vessels sr< almost IS gree,
as were our advantages 70, building
wooden ships when he North Allan
tic Coast was t-inse6 VIII forests
We have the creates, --oo mines and
steel mills Il the wu-id; but Tor forty
Years evsry ~ z16 plate used n Il
American shipbuilde- Las been ctars-
= VIII z tigh--a-iE price k16 70
-u-es q testimony have show ia
O. MS account Western Europe ca
tu-ld ships CHEAPER than W cal
Naturally W. have been alnost driven
ron he field
No scheme u gover-e1t&l bonus K
native shipping should - considered
until Ihls haslc hz1dicE; 5 removed
Saturday Evening Pos:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-19

According 10 Col Roosevelt, ~
good Will come from substitution
= wants : "ore boss and IA, o1+
Col Roosevelt
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-19

:. might have been VEL Z IL .
.sc,.st-+-, @: - No--o= Doc-,--e
had r-=- accompanied tT - @-1-7-
-=-- = provide 1a--.=s1.ts
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-19

Teddy and lis friend Pi-cho- worl5
make AZ excellent -:cse.. Q1= : to-
conservation: and 1te o-1e- to- COZ.
vers--.--
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-19
HOTELMEN ARE
WELL PLEASED
Hotel Propristors Of State 60
Home, Singing Praises
Of Aberdeen

-A1o-- s-Xty -+-1-rs - tt= Vas
------ sac E1----@- association
VI. s--er1a6 - s---a- -1-----l---
1 1-r- as Tr-1a-. Ell II. -L-t
--s Yesterday We'll pleased
~ 's-.-s &. -1-.- ---G ALL
= ra-- = 10 -osl i-a--T 49,
---- and -ly-L-a-- Lus- O. ---
---,S a'r-T@- Thursday evening III ---
go -lIcE -ra-- and Wee AZ, -
~ 1+pc- tT N l9ca. 19t@----. a--
v+r- gwen gL-us4s e the .--v Il
-at evening - VISITORS ver- -.
tst-zL-@c g Z banquet ty ~ Ate!-
1=-- Chamber Il Commerce. * IL
! a-r-1c-- 1c,=l WHARF tcr Iar== -c-rs
- .es-s Il reason and few q sou
Was INDUCED IL and liz =leGaL' m+--
provided ~ N4r= Eost Nark SITo-r
v4s disposed u viii pleasure
FRIDAY morning. the business Nee
IL was held. i knights Of Pythlss
hau atter which lie visitors ver=
-a.sc . Eoguiau Z special rrol.ey
ca- provided py -he Grsys i5arbor
Railway d Lght Co where lDncheo-
was served q one O'clock Il -be
Grape hutel. I 4 Brewer presi-
-S-I u liz no. --l- As-L = : Tx
clut acting ss LuaEI master Attei
-h+ luncheon. tie parry were Laker
about HoCuian. 70 see M Industrial
plants and cI1er pQi1Is u irteres'.
returning . Aberdeen il tns Eye
Ming
Ire AnnAs Banquet
Tie annual nanqUet Il he associs.
Iio1 was held Frioay night q H0tsl
Washington. where Yearly z00 g1ests
gathered around t5e festive Doafo.
upon which was placed one u lhe
ncst elaborate meals ever spread u
G-ays Ha-bo- ". : Norman pro
p-.e!o- q ne Tacoma hotel. Tacoma
and he Spokane hotel, Spokane. Wa
,oas.-asI=r, sod M speeches. Ike
-hs menu, could scarcely be inproy-
&c upon There were quite z few
ladies present as well as number
q Aberdeen citizens. and the affair
vas cze c: ihe Dost pleasant ever
held = Aberdeen.
O. Saturday morning. the visitors
-ook he steamer kellew!ck to- Co
hass=-- Beach, where they spslt the
day -aki1g lunch - ihe Essex hotel.
returning Il ,he evening Tte COR
ve---c- closed Saturday 1.Et, VIII
: grand -, = knights c. Py-hias
1au -1.c1 was followed II lunch
so - III Crescent Ec1=.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-19

7. = stated = cur.o-s ia. ~
,he 1ul. moose does =, Sc -
vQvel !" vt=- ~ bellows
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-19

:: Cc..--. Bran ---@-1s . s=@I
II - "a. G: c. E.o.s@v=--. =
s-ou-5 -c--I z --us-y ET-csc-.'=
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-19

-14 mos exciting hing = ..
apou- Irritation : "a: s1e might
60 = ear-+s- a-y minute
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-19

L.-cc,- o5gz- is career = split
~ -stls 81 Roosevelt =-ts lis ~
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-19

w II. did mother say v hsu you pro
posed u he, daddy
S5s hung her head and was sileoi
70: several -iuuies And tha. is the
OILY tine have eve, koovu hs. 70 D.
Silent 70. several Ciou.ss"-Detroit
Pre- Presk
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-19

Ar=-5==1 Printing @. Particular
Primers 26t Ess- Tishksh stree.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-19

-: F:-s -=--
WOODROW WILSON
- F-- Pes -=--
thomas : MARSHALL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-05

Der unbetanntefe SLED
Gfiens. IS sib. in afisn fir bic
Gntoedes nod INNER fnanhe auFadbs
gu lofen, obeleih in bem obeItsn unp
oabsr lnbetannteiten Gebiste bon 1is
bet bsfonbsrs bic Reiien bon Gpen 6es
Din bic tpsibsn s5ltdsn iehr fort eins
setnst babsn. 3ennoh iit bort Elm
Sdlsisr su iiiften. Der bisber fir ale
gemiibuneen unpur9bringlih seipeieE
1T. Gs iit oies bic fiibDitIihite gde pon
Tibet, BON Der aus Der erobe 9fangpo-
Strom ben 6imolaja burhbringi. I'M
aIs 9rdhmdputra bic gbene glorD-
inbisns gu b.tret.n. Dieter 3uiammsns
bang in l6ngit nit Siherbeii ersriins
bet porben, obgleih friiber iebr ners
fhi.btns Wutbmabunssn iiber bic Be
5i.hungsn Der tibetiihen Gir0me nit
ben mGdiigsn llnisrlduTen In ben ins
pifhen aiiiisnldnotrn. beftanben. Das
1bal aber. in bsm Der 9iansposBrnbs
maputra ben s.lpnltisen Rieeel bes
6imolaia burhbri6t. iit bis anf ben
txuiigsn Gag pon tetnsm GuropGsrfuB
betr,tsn iporben. Die WerIuhs. BON
ssnbisn aus in bns 9bol sinsabringsn.
iinb BON Dem nilben einseboren.n
Gtamm Der 4bor fi.is erTolsr.ih 3us
riidstfpieien iprrbsn. Dir gngldnp.r
b6ttsn ss lpobl IN bic 9ano stbabi. i'm
alnfhlnb an ibrsn syslD5us nah abaiIa
1904 aud bies Gebiet 81 fcrciren. mas
bon Torben Der febr DieI lsihter eeipe-
fen mare. Qeiber habsn fis bieie MIDI
sige Mufgdbe bamdls beiisiie geluHen.
Die Geographic bat Elm febr lsbhnftss
SniereITe an ibrer GrfiilIuns, ba jenss
Durhbruhgibol sons auberOrben.Iife
WerbdItniHe barbieien muB. Die gss
ipoltigen WaHtrmuHen bes 1funspo
buben barin tin gefdlIs BON runo
5000 Wleisrn su iiberipinben, unb
aiunr ouf Der perbdliniBm6bis furaen
Gtredf pom b0hftens 200 ailometer.
Ddrnns sreibt iih Der notbDenDist
ghImB. bnb in bieftm Gbdle unges
kure gtromIhnelen nnb Woferf6Hs
su iinben isin miiHen. Mnn bat bafiir
ann eelpiift NefidtiguHesn burA bic
MuSfagtn benonburter iibetnnifntr
Gtdmms, benen bieie Gtotnb sueniefz
| sssi& &tshsH Is 90 ssH 0atspastH, saes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-05

btuen bod eien 0srbinbung NIT ben
bert hduienb<n W0lfern ssitipeiie m6gs
lid ilt. Die Grfunnigungtn bts tngIis
fhen IibetIprfdtrs MobDelI iibtr bic
Nt,pohner bes 1halss lnuten nidt &C.
rabe freunbIih. Sie iptrbtn bon ben
1ibetsrn ols sitHipar5s WiIoss be-
seinnti, unb man Togt BON linen. bab
iie nidt nur ihrs Hritgsgtfangenen diif4
freiien, Ionbern ki 6ch5titsftiern tfs
niae Der etInbtnsn Ddfts obtT, ipenH
Disfe fshlen. bic Hrnutmuiitr III ntr.
fNiien pfieeen. I'm bitit atuit lDolltn
fit bic Engldnber enbliH lDifDer Gin.
NAL btrunmomen; ptnieRtns iinb
1psi eneIifne Gfiijikrt. pon btatn q,
|nes jns insii&th QsnoesHnsss Iudb dbsug
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-05
sheriffs 9erfanfe.
Tbertff's Brrfaui. giaat Ck!,
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Gberttts 8erfaui Giaat Ce!,.
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:, 5MDlse eiHes oem Court Of QomIncn gleas'
@sri3i tr.aEencn uno an Inin getletietea aers
fantA1efet4s neroe in cfiemiid 5um 1erfalif
.l1 aHelasn IN Der 5oertils.Cffise N nsr 5taDi
S.incsnnaiL y. am sam Q. per =. WsaEs
folseiib beffriebsns Grll;IsiasniSsni, nonllin
sssissTH In ter StaSi Cincinnati, 9aMiliril
eenis cRlo, namlit Senfs aalss stipiMl
tSflfnoftl6 III 9Racesan. AGstier ln6 aeeoeI .
ssuboioiftoH ocu HIDd IL. iH gsa6e Luolsu
.tac enoIpps snbeieifs1H In teaater S.aDi.
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teHo In eerlelbeH Aseiis tinisn ipis tE Des
Eronf, 81 eiHss tebH sfnl .1nB ulsn. 4eils.
beao aus berneI5en eieeHfbim, fpsI1ss 1bkv.
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5nlnrnnts GcmpnfIns cine Mcrppruiien fte.
aIaaeri,s, uno etsua Map Dooep Asug nis
slno. bic gerilusIea Nfb.
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iaae.
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fhIngen ldBt2 Gs mub tpohl iein,
benn Ihon baumeIn unten Die Salel.
tdbfRn. fhon fhpelen cn Wetben,
aaitanien unb Magnolien Die ancss
pen, ftpn ihrillt bonn 2inoensipfsl
Der erite 6riiblingsIdnger, Der Grim
flint, fein Gieb berab: bit Dit bit ihriilt
MID tpiG!
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ihipaoer Der S9pGne, 9dnie unb Der
bunten gnten i'm 9reiedfluse i6reiz
enb ourh bic 2uft gen Norben naa
bes JIu6lanbs itillen Seen". Oa err
aisbt ii1 ins bliibsnbe t9ebDlS bon
Mselaten Der S6tparm Der tleinen
Wonberer: 9raunenen, Stel5en, Sir
Iibe, 2aubidnssr, Sliegenidnapper,
MenDe9dIie, Grasmiiden, 2sr6en uno
SinsoroFeln. llnb penn odnn bic
SftersIoden jubelnb tiinosu: rGhrtIt
lit eritunben". bann iingt uno tlinst
auh iiber ben 9rdbern ron Wselaten
oas urdIte, etpiss Nuferitebungslieo.
Wit 9Iumen uno 8liitben brift cs
aus ben Siieeln beraus, aus tuulenb
9oseltehIen ihpinst es iih iubelno
gum Simmsl smpor. Weuu bann in
bolosm JriibIinss3auber iih alteWuns
ben ldnsfam ihlisBen, oann erndHt
ouh in Dir enolib tpieoer neues oofz
fen. RiiBs bic 3sit, balo bliiben Die
Roisn, baIb finet Die Raatigol: RiiBe
bis3eit, niiBe Die 3sit! Damn labt uns
i'm 5riibrotb leiie panoern ourh oaS
Wnnelnrrnniea NON Wlelnten.
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iammsnbdnsen, baB sr ben 9efib bes
0er5ens 2ubpies XIII. sipor niht
perfhpieg. IS aber Riemanben 3eiste.
Grft ouf isinem 2pbieubet.s Iieb er
Shund 5u ii6 tommen nno iibersdb
ibm als feinem beiten ssreunbe bas
5er5 Qubpiss MIL, bas iih nod
in Der eleihen llmbiinung bsfanb. In
Der IS 1643 in SaiNts Denis beiasiebt
iporben mar. Bas init bem 6er3en
2upfpies XIII. unb BEN nod porbane
benen Reiten Des Ssrsens aubmiss
XIV. sef4eben lit, i9reibt Sdund
niht. Mber bus, mas er mittbeilt, ees
niigt gerabe, nm Die Dtredngli6feit
BON Wenl4enmaht uno grbenprohi au
ilIuftriren. llnb mas sShoteipeores
6omlet in Der airhbofiaene iast, bas
gilt In nod itarterem 9rube fir bns
Bib, bas Disie Mittbeilungen beroufs
bei6nDren:
.Der grobe Gdfar, tobt unb Qebn aes
fporben,
Ueritopft Elm God ipobl Dor benz raue
ben Roroen.
8, bnb Der Gtnub, Dor benz bic WeIi
gebebt,
gor Winb unb Metter eine Wnnt
perflebt."
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