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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-19
NO CAUSE TO DOUBT.
A Statement Of Fsets Backed By .
etrono GUARANTEES.

otpon0 0Ospootoo.
We guarantee immediate and posi-
i've relief to all sufferers from consti-
patton. In every case where our rem.
edy fails 10 do this we will return ths
money paid NJ for IT, That's a frank
statement Of facts. and we want you
70 substantiats them st our risk.
Rexall OrderIies are eaten Just like
candy. are particularly prompt ana
agreeable In action. may be taken at
any time. day or night; do not cause
disrrhTa. nausea. gripping. excessive
l00seness. or other undesirable effects
They have a very mid but positive
action upon the organs with which
they come In contact. apparently act.
Ing an q reRulative tonic upon the ~
iaxed muscular coat OF the bowel. thus
overcoming weakness. and aiding TO
restore the bowels 10 more vigorous
and healthy activity.
Rexaii OPlerlies are unsurpa ssa bic
and ideal for the use Of children. old
folks and delicate persons We can
not too highly recommend them 10
all sufferers from any form Of con
sttpatiOn and its Attendant evils
That's why we hack our faith IN them
With our promise Of money back n they
do not give entire satisfaction. Three
sizes: u tablets 10 cents. 80 tablets ~
cents and 10 tablets 90 cents. Remem.
Der. you can obtain RexaIl Remedies
only At our st0re-Ths Rexail Store
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-19
ROLLER SKATING PARTY

Tonight the skating club viii hold
another one Of their skating parties
at tho rink. and II Is to be hoped that
there will be u good crowd on hand
to spin around on the little rollers,
Judging from the amount OF cnthusi-
asm that has been aroused among
tho dcvotecs OF roller skating, there
will. no doubt. be goodly gathering
there tonight to indulge in this form
OF rccreativc sport.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-19
TWENTY. EIGHT DEAD ~
LOCOMOTIVES ENriOsiON
United Press Service

United Press Service
SAN ANTONIO. Texas. March 10
The dead number twcnty.cight M n
result Of the explosion OF the iocomo-
tiy. In tho Southern Pacific shops
here yesterday. A committee OF c'i-
iycns are investigating the cause,
There are rumors that the engine
was tampcrod with, Detective Burns
asks for u probe. and is searching the
ruins.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-19
BREAKFAST At
HOME EASTER
sEATTLE GIRL AT o. A. @. DE.
sCRIBEs MENU AND DECORA.
IoNs FOR THAT IMPORTANT
FRAsT


UpocIal to The Herald
CORVALLIS. Ore. March ls.-
Easter IL near at hand. and houSe-
wives are planning special meals to
mark the day. Miss Della Purves a
Junior In the domestic science De-
partment at the Oregon Agricultural
college from Seattle. believes break
fast to be the most important meal
on this occasion. and has outline6
two menus, with decorations. which
viii b appropriate.
''As the morning Of Easter IL the
most important part Of the day. neces-
sarily the breakfast is the most sig
nifcant neal" says Miss Purves. An
Easter breakfast should suggest
brightness, good cheer and happiness
to the partakers. The decorations
tend toward the elimination Of this
spirit more than any other part OF the
repast. helping the host and hostess
make the breakfast ENJOYABLE and
successful."
The drst Of the two breakfast me-
mus, which are simple and econom.
ical. though suited to Eastertide. has
~ decorations color scheme OF yell
low and white. with q centerpiece OF
das odils or crocuses. The favors are
very small yellow chickens and small
straw nests. with one or two white
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-19
TO PUT AN END TO WAR
Pessidents Arbitration Treaties Ols
Forward Step.

Pessidents Arbitration Treaties Die
Forward Step.
In his work for economy In manaE.
ing the Affairs OF the national govern.
ment. President Taft says u tremen.
dous saving can be effected and the
people OF the whole country vastly
benefited. II military expenditures can
be reduced. He recognizes that the
time has not yet come for disbanding
our standing army and refusing TO
build any more battleships. but he
has learned the lesson taught by mon.
archies OF Europe. where the people
are hopelessly oppressed by heavy
taxes to maintain large military forces
and where II has been said every
man carries soldier on his back"
President Taft's arbitration treaties,
which constitute the first definite step
looking toward worldwide peace and
the settlement OF interim tional differ.
ences by arbitration rather than by
bloody war. promise to bring about
ultimately not only tremendous gain
to humanity and great forward step.
but also to reduce the cost OF govern
nent and the burden on the people
Not only In this country. but every
human being In all civilization. would
b vastly benefited.
During President Taft's administra.
tion he has started strong move
ment for arbitration treaties that viii
later be acted upon by Congress. In
discussing this movement. he said:
III We can nerotlate and put
through a positive agreement with
some great nation. to abide the adju-
cation Of an international arbitral
court In every issue that cannot be
settled by negotiation. no matter what
Il involves. whether honor. territory
or money. we shall have made a long
step forward by demonstrating that II !
is possible for two nations at least
to establish between them the same
system OF due process OF law that
exists between individuals under the |
government"
FOR SALE--loo pair 50 and 81 sam
pie shoes. $3.50. Sample Shoe
store. III Main street. 3-ls-tt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-19
CAsTEl.s ExrECTED HOME

Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine
Castel are expecting the arrival Of
the newly married couple home on
this evenings train. A. Castel and
Mrs. Mary Malone were married In
San Francisco about week ago, and
have been spending their honeymoon
In the Bay City. Mr.. Castel has .
beautiful new home provided for his
bride on the West Side.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-19
REc0vEw,vss FROM INCIDENT

Marion Herring. who fell from a
scafYoiding on a new house which is
In course OF construction on Eighth
street for Mrs. Dixon. Is improving.
The accident occurred last Thursday
afternoon. He suffered severe bruises
and contusions. and later developed
transmatic neuphratis.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-19
COMING TO LOCATE

Horace -. M.deT. brother OF Ros
Meder, who Is connected with the
Rounsevell corporation. will arrive In
the city this evening from Nevada.
He Is coming here to locate perma-
nently. and his family will follow as
soon as he gets settled. Mr.. Meder is
q prominent citizen Of Nevada. and
was formerly connected with the vir-
sinia 4 Truckee RAILROAD.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-19
BUILDING NEW NGAlOW HOME

II. Orem. the contractor. has COM
mcnced the construction Tor ", A
Calkins OF u six-room bungalow on
the corner Of Tenth and High streets,
opposite the Methodist church. Tho
building is to be ?Sx3S feet, and will
have n solid stone foundation,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-19
Giving Away Dollars

! want to see who reads my adver-
t!sements. SO ! will make the follow
ing offer:
] will give every reader of this ad-
vortisement q credit Of 800 on
goods bought Of me as per coupon be-
low:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-19
LAUNCHED
At UNION mon WORKS
United Press Service

United Press Service
SAN FRANCISCO. March i,,--rhc
federal submarine Barraucda was
launched at noon at the Union Iron
Works. Annette. the daughter of
Mayor Rolph. did tn. christening
Five others are building here
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-19
CHILCOTE s RICE

WE MAKE A SPECIALITY Of Close
In property and good farm lands. No
trouble to show property. Prompt At
iention vigen all Inquiries. A few
good houses for rent. II you want IN
buy or sell II will pay you to sec us.
Next 10 American Hotel. Phone 0OI
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-19

J. l.. Cunninghams new residence
on Bush street. near Tenth. Is fas'
nearing completion.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-19

chas. W. Sherman. Sr.. is. IN the
city from Dairy. looking after affairs
political.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-19
COUPON, VALUE u. 90

This coupon is good for 800
on all purchases at my store, the
amount Of which is not less than
$1,000. Only one coupon to a
customer accepted. Coupons are
good until May I. 1919.
Customers signature:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-19

FOR SALE-100 pair 50 and 81 sam.
pie shoes. $3.50. Sample Shoe
store. III Main street. 3-ls-tt
The Marshall republican., 1912-04-05
County News
MIAMI

Mr.. and Mrs. Needles returned
TO their home In Brookfield. Mo,
Saturday after visiting a couple
Of weeks in Miami. John Frontz
took them as far as Dewitt In
his gasoline launch.
Mrs. Ruth Hornbeck went to Kan
sas City Saturday to visit her sis
ter Mrs. Cunningham.
Price Rogers went down to De-
Witt Saturday and returned the
same day.
Adolph Royar and daughter, Eu-
nice, have had very sore throats
md the. former has been compel
led to give up his work for a time.
Capt. Tom Mattingly and wife
expects to leave Mimi In a few
days for the far West California
TO be near their daughter, Effie,
Who resides there. They sold a
few articles on the street at auc-
ton Saturday.
Al Ayres lost q fine 2-year-old
colt last week from eating rotton
corn. Ado,ph Royar had two very
alex horses but they got over their
aslment.
Mrs. Tina Resented, of the up
mar bottom, Ia able to attend to
her household duties after quite
a eek spell.
The roada are so muddy In Mia
mi that ryen A four hors, team
miro In the mud. The express is
carried by HIND to town.
The river at thin point Is very
high, many curious things came
floating down stream. John
Froutz. AL Isaacs and the Hay
worth fisherman have caught lots
"a wood. fencing BRIDGES etc. Al
Is.acs caught a ea.oune launch
without it's engine a few DAYS ago.
The Marshall republican., 1912-04-05
NORTH GRAND PASS

The "big muddy is brim full,
since this last rainfall, some Of our
old settlers predict an overflow.
A very agreeable and successful
term OF school closed at Edwards
public school last Friday. The en-
tertainment wasF postponed on ac-
count OF bad roads.
Sammy Bryant was an all day
guest at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
p. ROBIN last Sunday.
H.v. Hicks IL ON the alex list this
week.
John Tolle returned home last
SstdrdAy from a weeka Wait with
relatives IN vazsar. Kans.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom psndlston. Of
Trinidad. Colo. visited the latteps
parsnta several days lsst vsels
The Marshall republican., 1912-04-05
NAPTON

Wonder II Napton has all the
mud
The farmers are anxious to get
In the fields for their spring work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garner visited their
daughter, Mrs. Manuel Alexander,
OF Marshall several days last week.
Noland Taylor OF Nelson Is put
ting in a implement store here this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Baker return
ed from Lexington last week.
Mrs. John r. Hall entertained
several OF the girls last Saturday
In honor OF her niece OF Boonville.
Those present We're Cathryn and
Lucy Smith, Sophia Wood and Lois
Hall.
Mrs. II. C. Thomas returned on
Saturday from Cooper county. She
visited there several weeks.
The Marshall republican., 1912-04-05

Mr.. Sham In moving to his farm
In this neighborhood which he pur
chased some time ago.
Mr.. and MIRA Robert Finley and
son, Walker, attended the recep-
tson Friday evening given by Mira.
Mary Ezell TO her son, James, who
WA married the goth to Miss Blu
ford Of near Sedaha.
Jamca Scott, ST., h. suffering
very much from rheumatism this
week.
p. r. Jacob sold a nice bunch
Of hogs to r. A. Tussey and Chas.
Zahl at &c Saturday.
Mabel and Elmer Holt Waited
their grandmother and aunt from
Friday until Sunday.
The anow storm which Waited
this vicinity Saturday was very
unexpected and made the com
munity realize what dad old win
ter timer wan
The Marshall republican., 1912-04-05

DR.. Hardin called again Satur-
day morning TO sec Warren Cald-
well.
Marcus vesser spent Saturday
night with John Schley.
Tom Lewis and wife and daugh-
ter and Miss Julil Desmond spent
Sunday afternoon with John Noble
and family.
John Sadewhite made his regu-
lar trip Sunday.
Obed Noble and F. ALDERMAN
called on their school-mate, War
rem Caldwell, who has been very
sick last Sunday.
Tom Lewis was confined In the
house last week from blood poison.
but Is able to be out again.
The Marshall republican., 1912-04-05

son Branch, came up from Mar
shall Last Saturday duck hunting.
Miss Eva Bryan OF Marshall was
here over Sunday Waiting her
grandmother and family.
Mr.. and Mrs.. c. A. White and
granddaughter spent Sunday
with Roy White and wife at STAN
hope
The members OF the choir OF the
N. =. Church gave a reception on
last Friday evening for IA minis
ter, Rev. Leatherman and his wife
who via labor among us another
year and we ars indeed glad to
have them with us again Quite
q large number were resent and
was certainly enjoyed by all.
The Marshall republican., 1912-04-05
MALTA BEND

Among those that were In the
county seat last Monday were Mr..
r. NJ McRoberts, r. w. Baker, Mr.
Sclapper, VIM. Brown and NJ. W.
Walker.
Miss Miriam Brown who has been
Waiting friends at Fayette for a
week returned home hast Monday
eventng.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o. Nye and
daughter went to Marshall last
Monday morning. Mra Nye and
daughter returned the aame even
ing and Mr.. Nye returned home on
Tuesday, evening.
r. L. Cole was ~tranAacting busi-
meas I'm Marshall last Thursday.
MrA Nelson went TO Kansas City
ON buAlness last Monday return
ing homo Thursday.
Russell Weaver was In Marshall
last Monday.
Miss Bertha Plattner OF Grand
Pass visited Miss Ethel Nelson and
other friendA here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Plattner OF
Grand Pass were here shopping on
Saturday.
Masses Irene and Dorothy Hous-
ton were shopping In Marshall on
Saturday.
Rev. Leathsrman and Mr.. and
The Marshall republican., 1912-04-05
Children Cry
FOR FlETcHeR'S
GAS TIC RIA
CLAY CENTER

Joe Kiso called on Eddie Brown
Tuesday.
Lnwood Brown visited friends in
Slater Wednesday.
Overland Clark OF Usage county
is visiting John Brumbie.
Charley oberkurum passed thru
this vicinity Monday.
Amos Brumble was in Little Rock
Tuesday.
Charley Spencer was at j. y.
Brumbles Thursday.
Willard and Wilson Hall spent
Wednesday with friends in Slater.
We understand our old friend
Sim Brown who has been confined
TO his bed the past few weeks la
improving very fast.
Miss woodie Hall has returned
home from jefferson, Oklahoma,
whore she has been visiting the
past few months.
The Marshall republican., 1912-04-05

quite a time hunting on the river.
Our weather prophet aays that
we wilI not have any good wealth
err until the 18th Of April.
Amos Audsley shipped his hogs
out last week ON account OF hog
cholera.
Charley Naugle In repairing the
house whers he intends to move
soont
j. r. Walker went to Kansas
City last week on business.
Marion Garrett and family spent
Sunday with J. r. Dullney and
family.
Tho Sunday School at New Pros-
pect had a small attendance on ac-
count OF bad roads AS the roads
are getting better let all come that
can The prayer meeting will be
led by Miss Josephine Herman,
subject Reward.
Miss Nettie Neville Is visiting a
few OF ther friends after her school
wAa closed
Roy Wood, who has been attend
ing school Mt Marshall came home
Friday and stayed untir Sunday.
Geo. Campbell Rnd family e.
turned home Saturday from Sum-
ner, where his wifes mother Is
very sick.
The Government boat, aLeven-
worth" passed up the river Mon
day morning.
The Marshall republican., 1912-04-05
:. C. Mack and family.

c.. C Mack and family.
MIRA Nv. j. Vagt has returned
home from her sons. Chas vogt,
after 4 two weeks visit.
Milton Long OF south Grand Pass
visited his sister, Mrs. Chester
Demoss last Saturday night and
Sunday.
Little Miss Carrie Dickson spent
last Saturday afternoon in Grand
Pass.
The Marshall republican., 1912-04-05
WOODSON
Intended for Last week

Intended Tor laat week
The roads In this part OF the
section are impossible. Our r.
r. d. man has been obliged 70
stop on account Of the bad roads.
Blackwater Ia very high In this
section and Ia rising at this writ
ing.
Mr.. and Mra. p. +, Jacob visit
ed the latters mother, Mrs. Julia
Scott Sunday and Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1912-04-05
Splendid Spring Shoes

Oplen0ld Cprlng ShOeS
II is impossible to realize how
much goodness in quality and wear
can be combined with such attrac-
styles until you have worn a
OF nj Leyhe-D Downing spec.
ial or Barryshoes. Our big show
ing will afford you ample choice Of
and styles to select from.
The Marshall republican., 1912-04-05
AYRES

Hello, Here we are wishing you
a happy Easter.
L. 8. Cook was hauling corn the
first Of last week. I suppose he
found 1T pretty muddy.
The duck hunters are having
The Marshall republican., 1912-04-05

AC~ AGood C0the: achievment that is making history. lave you seen these wonderh
wool fabrics from which they are made3 Have you notice. the handsomeM Le in
The Marshall republican., 1912-04-05
Children Cry
FOR FlETcnER'S
a RIA

Mrs. p. NJ. Holloway and son.
Harold, OF Kansas City. came down
Saturday TO attend the burial OF
the late Mira Henrietta colvert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04
&atbolif mno- @olitif.

@e(des 8erbaltniB iou 5mii6en
@utbolif uno - Yolitif beiteben?
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settle, BON I'M erem gegenmdrtig reggie
ren0en Eapit Niu5 10. ielber Sic Fiat
tie ut,5 bunoigite Musfunft ertbeilt
morSen. SIM Moi 1904 empfing
Gius 10. SEN fran50iii6en &ammer=
0eputirten 1elarbre, einen uber5eug=
ten @atbolifen un0 ebenio iiber5eug=
ten Mepublifaner. St 1egte linn nit
groBem Mad0rud einige Senten5en,
gu @an6er ser fran50iii@en &atbo=
lifen ans 6er5, ltno iagte unter Nr=
6erm: Sober &atboltf muB ith Inn
sic @olitif fummern, uno ieSer &a<
tbolif mug elm Mann Ser Sbot ietn.
sSsn 6ieier ut1rufigen 3ett, in Ser MIR
leben, beiBe es, ieiner Mufgabe ntdt
6emuBt iein, tpenn mir uns nidt un
Sen Staat (oie Eolitif) fummern
miir6en." go Nir1s TO-, 6teier mooer=
ne Topit, i'm beiten Gimme oes Wor<
tee.
@ie fleinlid unS riditanoig
nimmt ii@ iola artoritatioen Muss
lprude gegeniiber iener 5at aus, 6en
in iiingit perfIoiienen Sabren etn
oeutider @elebrter (Dr. @raus) aus
aeiproden, ser Cot: ~SSe6e politiide
Organization ser @ntbolifen idaoet
ser Stride un5 eritidt Bog religioie
2eben." ltebrigens 1T oieier Got
aud our4 sic G%rfabrung g1an3e1o
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04
Mmtteripra1e.

Cine Ser i90niten, aber aud ih1p1e=
rigiten Mufgaben Ser 0eutlfen fotbo<
liid}en Gereine uno ser StaatsDer=
ba110e lit sic Gorge fir grbaltung Ser
6ertlden Mutteriprade. Mbgeieben
bon SEN moterieden @ortbeilen, Sen
Sic aeuntaiB mebrerer Spraden. no.
mentlih in 0ieiem a2nOe itdert, itno
Sic berporragen5iten @eiltesmanner>
ielbit Sen Gapit Nius x. ni6t ausge=
nommen ser Mnliht, SAB @loube nno
Mutterlprode 0urh ein inniges 8anS
perbunoen ieien. Sc miro faltm je=
man6 beitreiten, 5aB ser 3euti6e in
ipro6lifer 8e5iebung Elm lebr emit
mideltes, Accommodations inns No6=
ohm1ngspermogen but, in groBerem
MaBe ielbit als mande anoere Natio=
nalitaten- 9ies, in @erbin6ung nit
Ser feltlteben6en Shotia6e, 6uB ni9t
menige nit ser Mutterlprade au6 Sen
@lauben m%1fgeben, ionte oenn ooh
Sic maBgebenoen &reiie peranIoiien,
Sic Sadie in ernite @rtpagung ST. 5ie=
fen. @ir perldlieBen I'M iere Mu=
gen nidt Dor ser Motbmenotgfeit
un0 aud l~1npermei6lt6feit ser Mme=
rifaniiierung unierer Sugen6 Big
ali einem Qemijien @ra6e, 6iel elbe
6arf ober, tpenn Tie nidt ieeliih
nodtbeilig fem ion, nidt bis 5l1r
MusidlieBlidfeit getrieben meroen.
Gie @iloung zines Meni6en beitebt
niht 0orin, 6aB Ser @erltanS eta
rieiger sommelfaiten anerlei per=
6auten u1o unperoaltten @iilens
lei, ionoern in ser bormonilden
@ntmidll,ng oner @eiitesfrdfte uno
niht gum Min0ei ten bon otelen in
Ser Megelung 6es @i1ens; bierin
aber bapert es bier5ulan6e gang be-
6enflif,. @os mani bier ftnoet, lit
in Sen meiiten Td0en ungebubrltf
entpidelter gigenmi1e oSer gigen=
finn un0 mo- INNER 6teier itA tn
elmer @eile gelten0 madt, melde
Sic Sormonie 6es Snmilienlebens
ool1erno it0rt, 6a fms @r5iebungs=
Teller begangen mor0en. Sbne M1=
forfeit lit feline @iQenS formterung
m0gli6 inns gltern, melde I'M So
milienIeben ei1ten Spradenmtih=
muid BUILDER, u1tergnaben TIRE 10
notbmen0ige Mutoritat inn berant=
mortungsponen @erfe Ser @r5ie-
flung in SEM MaBe, als lie Sic Ser
fiimmer,ng Ser Mutteriprode 5u=
Ialien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04

bo1m. ST. S%ieoen6urg, 8. s., bon
Chicago, ST., in bier &ortrage1 iiber
Mittel oes in0ritrieqen 6rieOens
lpreden. SSn Sen 6or0bam ltniperii=
TIT mfrs bohm. 81. S. 81. &pan bon
st. @al1l, Minn., sic oeridieoenen
&halen oes 2obn=ErobIems beban=
,oelrl ma6ren0 bodm. s. S. Madel,
g. S, BON Buffalo, sc. g., flint gor=
fridge iiber Sic l%o5iale Srage in ibrem
@erb1ltruB 5l1m natirliden uu0 g0tt=
liden Medte, 5ltr Stride, sum 5taat
l1n0 SIT Sen pripaten Srganiiationen
bulteu mir0. Sn Mnbetra9t Ser Sd
bigfeit ser &ortragenoen II. ser @id=
tigfeit Ser SIT be6anoeln0en Sbemato
iollten Sic &urie iebr 5ablreih beln9t
per0er. SHE, @ortrage mer6en in
engliiher Sprode gebalten meroen
l111o Sic &urie mer0en ant Worgen 0es
5. Mugult ibren s(nfang nebmen u1r0
bis 5um 10. Nugult eini4lieBli4
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fragen ri6te mani an Sic Central
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&e5ipro5itatspertrng NIT Canada. @e,
gen oes lebteren sper6en Garmer &c.
gen i'm itimmen. 9as Sta6tpolf int
allgemeinen fat er enttdui4t, neil er
sic S4ranten 6es Sarifs nidt nie6er-
rib, audi Damn nidt, als 6as 8olf na9
bi0igen 2ebensmitteln i9rie> Die es
bonn Muslan6 batte be5teben fonnen.
Saft fat aIer6ings sic groBten ser
Sruits befampft un6 lie Dor Die
S@ranfen Ser @eridte gebraat, fat
oen allergroBten, Sen stanoar6 0tl
Irult &odefeqer, CUR Mufloiung ge-
5tpnngen, gu elmer Sdeinaufloiung.
0as 8olf glaubt nidt an Elm Mufb0-
rem ser groBen 8(utiauger. 50 oft
Sic IruitS auBerlid bon ser @egie=
rl1ng difanirt moroen iin6, ebenio oft
Iin6 Die Hreiie Ser 2%ebensbe0iir fniiie
in sic &0be gegangen. l1n6 feiner Ser
Multomiaionare, ser Der l1ebertretung
0eS Mnti : Sruitgeietes geri9tli6
uberf iibrt mur0e, lit a1s @erbreder
beitraft mor6en. Sic fleinen Diebe
bangt man, sic groBen ldBt man lau-
fen. Sic republifanilde Nartei but
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