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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-14
Bull MOOSerS
Read Three out
of Their Party
UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRE.l

Olympia, Wash, Jan. 14.-With the
election of Howard Taylor as speaker
Of the house, and Pliny Allen as pres
ident of the senate by a combination
Of Democratic and Republican votes,
indications today are that the combine
will control the legislature througn~
out The Progressiyes were defeated
decislvely on the election of the Off
cials and we're worsted again on the
fight to reform the house rules. De-
spite this, the Bull Moosers, after n
caucus last night, decided to continue
the fight to break the "Cannon-like
rules which give the speaker arbitrary
power in shaping legislation Wee
Coyle, famous university football play
er, was today appointed reading clerk
Of the house.
Following the desertion Of Repre-
sentatives Gilkey, Sweet and Stevens
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-14
PRINGLE AND PLEASANT
POINT SOCIAL CLUB

The ladies of Pringle and Pleasant
Point met at Mrs. j. N. Robertson's
Thursday, January 8, for the purpose
OF organizing a club, namely, "Pringle
and Pleasant Point Social club.
The early part Of the afternoon was
engaged in fancy work, and at $3.50 a
sumptuous lunch was served by Miss
Grace Robertson, assisted by Mrs.
William Grabenhorst. After having
partaken Of all the goodies" this
was business after pleasure Mrs. Lloyd
Wilson was appointed temporary chair
man, and the election of officers fol-
lowed Mrs. ]. N. Robertson was elect
ed president; Mrs. C. c. Best, treas
urer, and Mrs. u. S. Coates, secretary.
Those present we're Mrs, A. C. Stein
grube, Mrs. Rigsley, Mrs. Lloyd VIII
liams, Mrs. j. N. Robertson, Miss
Grace Robertson, Mrs. VIII Robins,
Mrs Edna Cannon, Mrs. Ed. Gilling-
ham, Mrs. Coburn, Mrs. William
Grabenhorst Mrs L. w. Potter, Mrs.
William Clark, Mrs. Ernest Clark, Miss
Laura Yates, Mrs. C. c. Best, Mrs. j..
p. Best, Mrs. h. s. Coates.
The new officers are to be elected
quarterly, and the club will meet on
Thursday afternoons every two weeks.
The ladies who failed to attend this
meeting are cordially invited to at
tend our next meeting, which will be
at Mrs. Will Robins Thursday after
noon, January 23.
THE SECRETARY.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-14

Here is a remedy that will cure your
cold, Why waste time and money ex-
permenting when you can get prep
aratlon that has won a worldwide
reputation by its cures of this dis
ease, and can always be depended up
on? 1t is known everywhere as Cham
berlaln's Cough Remedy and is a med
iicne Of real merit, For sale by all
dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-14
WappenStein
Must Serve out
His Full Term
UNITED PRESS LEASED wrRp.l


Olympia, Wash, Jan. 14,-Wappen-
stein must serve out his term.
The special report of Elmer p. Todd
who investigated the charges of fraud
and corruption in connection with the
prosecution and conviction of the ex-
chief Of police of Seattle for bribe
taking, proves so overwhelming that
"Wappy" was properly tried and con-
victed that Governor Hay, who retires
from office tomorrow, Is left without
an excuse for freeing the prisoner
Hay said yesterday: "The report is
entirely adverse to the claims of those
interested in the application for the
pardon Of Wappenstein, and on the
showing made he cannot be granted a
pardon"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-14
BAILEY'S FAREWELL.
New York Globe,)

1t can hardly be said that nothing in
the political life of Joseph W. Bailey
so became him as his manner Of end
ing 1t. His swan song in the senate
yesterday leaves one cold. 1t did not
measure up to the advance notices. It
was painfully evident that the senator
felt the need of vindicating himself
and that his soul is filled with bitter
ness.
The speech represented an attempt
to refurbish a doctrine heard during
the last ampaign--namely that this
instead Of being conceiv-
ed in trust of the people, as Lincoln
said, was conceived in fear Of the peo-
pie. There is, of course, no founda-
tion for contention that is so insult
ing to the constitutional fathers. 1t is
possible, of course, to show that the
initiative and referendum as now
preached was not in the knowledge of
the men of 1857. They had no realiz-
alton of the increase in the means of
intelligence and communication which
have shrunk distances and unified pub
lie opinion. But It is not true that the
forefathers schemed to prevent the
rule Of the people. I'VE idolize democ-
racy,' said John Marshall, the greatest
Of the federallsts, in his speech before
the Virginia ratifying convention. The
last act of tho Philadelphia conven-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-14

his secretary were kidnapped Friday,
court-martialed yesterday and publicly
executed. After the execution five hun
dred rebels fired a volley into BAnco's
hanging corpse.
General Blanco was former rebel
who deserted to Madero.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-14
HAINES WILL CARRY
THE NEWS TO WOODROW

Olympia, wash, Jan. IA, Haines
of Prossor, one Of the Roosevelt elect
ors was chosen today to carry the
vote to Washington, Haincs received
five votes, while Bigger OF Belling-
ham, got four, and Mrs. Scott, of Ia
coma, one.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-14
A Mexican
General Is
Hanged
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE

UNITED PRESS LEASED wTRn.1
. III paso, Tex, Jan. 13.-That Cen
eral Jose de La Luz Blanco, command
ing Mexican federal forces and his sec
retary were hanged at the Hearst
ranch at Babtcora, Chihuahua, by or
der Of the rebel generals Rojas and
Caraveo is stated in advices received
here today.
The reports state that Blanco and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-14
DIR. Yuen
Established 1887.

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positively cure diseases of the throat,
heart, liver, lungs, stomach, Kidneys
asthma, pneumonia, constipation,
chronic cough, piles, constipation, dys-
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appendicitis, rheumatism malarial
fever catarrh, eczema, blood poison,
bladder troubles and diabetes.
Bow Wo Herb Co.
1877 s. High street. Office upstairs.
Side entrance. Salem, Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-14

It's difficult TO rattle a bore; in fact
you can seldom shake him
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-03-07
SCHOOL NOTES.

On Monday morning MIR. Grim gave
greatly appreciated talk before the
high school assembly. Mr.. Altheide
sang some classical selections that
were also appreciated.
Wednesday morning DIR. Rebeck of
the University of Oregon gave lee
ture to the students on the Ideals of
Education, and the necessity Of train
ing men and women to carry on the
future BUSINESS and prosperity OF the
Republic.
The Aller Trio closed the seasons
entertainment from the Lyoeum peo-
pie. A check was given them for
the sum of s22. Is and one to pay rent
of the house. Door receipts were 81,
which Ieavee balance due the lyceum
company of $34.35. which amount
will be made up by subscription and
sent to them.
A backstop Is being erected on the
school grounds for the benefit Of the
school children.
There is some agitation IN the school
for tennis court for the girls who
have no regular games to play. This
would to good move and should te
supported.
There will be meeting In the sup
eIintendent's Office this afternoon OF
ths officers Of the Athletic and Ora
toricsl Association to select date for
the annual track meet.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-03-07
Press Paragraphs


lN~~~~~>N~~~~~~~~O~1
Attorney Bishop was in Peudleton
Monday.
W. e. Dobson was in Pendlston
Monday.
Matt Mosgrove was over from Mil
ton Monday.
Sim Barnes of Weston. was in the
city Saturday.
Hamp Booher was in town ysster-
day from Weston.
Dick Morrison was in the city from
Weston Saturday.
Andrew Douglas of Weston, was in
the city Tuesday.
John Martin returned from walla
Walla Wednesday.
Henry Stamper, Weston liveryman,
was In town yesterday.
Frank Miller has been in town this
week from Walla Walla.
Mrs. o. W. b. Zerba has been in
i'll health for several weeks.
Frank Knowlton transacted Eusi-
ness In Pendleton yesterday.
H. H. Hill will leave shortly for a
visit to his old home In Ohio.
J. E. Herndon of Freewater, spent
Wednesday night in the city.
Mrs. j. G. Burhe has been on the
sick list during the past week.
Mrs. Idlsman. the Pendleton millin-
Of. was in the city Wednesday,.
For Sale--A buggy. in good condi-
tion. Enquire at lbe Press office.
Miss Norma Smith OF Weston, spent
The week end with Athena friends.
Uncle Bill Piper was in the city
yesterday from his home near Helix.
Attorney q. I. Watts was In PEN
dleton Wednesday on legal business.
XPostmaster WorthiDgton went down
TO Pendloton Monday to pay his taxes.
Fred Soil, manager of the Golden
Rule store, was in Pendleton Saturday.
Samuel Darr, we'll known young
man Of Adams was in the city Tues
day.
Mr.. Charles Gerking was in Walla
Walla during the fore part Of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Roby have been
10 Walla Walla this week, visiting
friends.
Miss. Nellie Annehal. Of Psndleton,
was guest Of the Misses DePeatt last
evening.
York Dell attended the Knights of
Pythias social at Pendleton. Monday
evening.
Mrs. Joseph Baddeley came over
from Walla Walla yesterday on visit
to relatives.
Oliver Kinoaid, of Stanfleld, was
visiting friends in the city the first
of the week.
Miss Bessie Hopson Of Dixie, WASH,
is guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh MoIntyrs.
Misses Bruce and Dolezal. teachers
10 the school, visited friends in Pen
dleton Saturday.
Mrs. James Leland and Mrs. Ralph
Sailing were in the city from Weston
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Koepke are en-
joying visit from their son in-law,
Mr.. A. F, Schultz, Of Ellensturg.
Wash.
Mrs. John Weidert was in the city
yesterday from her home north of
Athena. trading with local mer
chants.
Y Lee johnson will assist the United
orchestra uf Pendleton, Saturday
night, to furnish music for dance at
German Hall.
\ VIM. Kilgore is preparing to build
fnew farm residence on bis place south
of town, and work on the basement
has already begun.
V Mrs. Nate Pinkerton of Adams
County, Washington, has been visit
ing relatives and friends in this vicin-
ity during the week.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-03-07

Wife Tom. wish yon wouldn't play
poker don't even like the mime of
the game hHb VIII. not? Wife 1t
suggests 'pIaying with fire."-i6oston
Transcript
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-03-07

II Is easy 10 lcar1 ;omething about
everything hut dif nh TO learn every.
tiling abouLany ything.- Emmons.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-21

Sn 95ttsr GO Ie NJ
ouben {tunoaiitrtnOe Burden aul
Sen Na9tpddttr S4eip, Der ie Sut
0aube .rmdbrt bate, fdarfe 5dift
ab. 59lep brad, son pier 5aiher
getroffsn, %aufummen uno ftorb mad
sini9en Stunben. Die SGter tpurosr
perbaftet.
Sn 8Dnissberg 1T Elm,
Grunbfrsbitbaat bllr4 @eruntrsuun
aen hires ettua Is Sabre be: ibr tGtie
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item UNI u%nssfdbr 10000 81. seidd.
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papiere Bel 8Dnigsberssr 8aHtinititu
ten perpfGnost ano nit Dem @rlOi,
9SrIen'petulatioren b~ttritbcn.
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In in 8pslife bsi SspliBs SdGnau bal
feline ate Mut.tr erItodea. 9anr
perlebts e. ieint btiosn 8rihtr UNI
feline Gtpsitsr bar1 M,Reriidl
|idpsr. Der uneulo lpuro. psrbaittt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-21

gen 1T. Geue 6toffs unO 5arbsn3us
iammsnitsqunsen fir Die aiDisraiais
ion, Die ni6t ausiaIisBli6 fir Die
5rihiubrstoilette in ben Stdoien
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II. a. g.ftidter 8atiIt. oosr ssitid!sr
8oils nit Seibe, 2einsn nit 2u9,
broI6isrte Seibe nit 9u6, 3aif,t
coer Moiree NIT 3u4. Die 3uIams
menIteaungen bon Seioc nit Sud-
miro nan pabrIdeinlia aagsmsin
our elegaten p%romcnaoens uno See
fu4stoiIetts tpd6lsn; OBJ Ii9 abittdens
De 2einenjadetts gu ountlsn 3u6s
ober SsrgerOden sinfii6ren ipsro,n,
bIeibt ab5undrtsn. @.faIen miro
obne 3ptifel Die Mlooe Der bIduen
Ooer rotten engliI9m Sadstts gu
.Ifen6einfarbenen oOer Idpar3spsiB
tarisrten H0den. lt.brigens lit in
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-21
e%traufen5adt in 9eutid.S iiSpcit'
Mfrifa.

Die eriten iungen StrauBt obsr
yStrnuBsntiifen" iinb, pie aus
Dtutf4sSiOpeitofrita bsri6tet nirb,
cilf Der GtrouBenfarm 8oanifontes
(9arl 6agenbed : SteQingsn uno
6%ouptnann a. 9. MtiBenberg) aus
qefrmmen. Die Gltsrntisrs, aus
9eutid : 9ftnfrita itamm.nb, limb
run onbert9olb Sabre i'm 2anbe. De
crte GrfpIg, bon II Gieru rsun lez
ttnbe trGftige 8iiden. bic iid in3r i
TGen idon 5u onie6nIidtr 8r0Be
tntnidelt boben, muB uIS Defenders
oiinitig bs3.i9net iperbsn. Die 81
tsrntiers finb al3 8iden in Der
Gteppe gefancen porotn unb fir
erff iiber Steningsn nod SiibtptHs
afritn gsIanqt. 5err Suaenb:d bofft
oli3 benz oielen e6emoligtn piloen
q trauBenmoteriaI. bos bur6 feline
6dnbe asbt, bur6 ridti9s &uspobl
to8 Bette bonn 8eiter, unb our9
-iGtige ,3"9ttpobl nit BEL 3eit Elm
fFeoerntir 3u Siift.n. ons ben 8aps
fden StrouBen boil un9 gang ebers
hiirtiq perben ion. @S fttben ouber
oItofritanifh.n nod GenegolItroub,
in @sanitontss our 8erfiaune, beis
ts8 arten, bic oIs Stsppenti.rs, n
eten in ibrer 6simat fot bas anr3e
SSabr binbur1 Sriidts grimes SUIT
ter 81 finben lit, iebr outf 5ebsrn
aefiben. Die Nohsudi folder 3iere,
nit Der ih0nsr Spotoplu3erne eee
tiittert, bon Ser 0auptmdnn Weiben
berg bsreits fir sinise bunoert
Stroube aeniiaenb assebout bat,
fpirb iiderli6 f9on cine rsdt gut.
fSeoer oufneiIen, benz Ioanac Wsts
ter unb 2uaerne beo,itsn fir 3iiden
ipte fir trpohfene Sitre foit ones,
eSm DECEMBER fam bos sreite Gele9e
NIT iieben trdftiqen 3iiden in 8oas
nifonteB aus; es 1T eirs a~r.usune
spiI9en Ssncac!lIbn unb Sitofritas
btnne. Gnbe December purbeI out
rcd sinise bette fiibofritonif4 e
e5trouBenSuGtpoors in 9oonifont.s
eingeiteIt. Neben Der natiirIi6en
grut pirb bonn oud nit Der 5-uts
mafGine asorbeitet tperb,n. an fpels
6em 3fpeds Elm fon9jdhriqer erfobres
ner Godma-n bon St.rins,r nod
6ronitontss untertptss 1T
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-21
Die Msst.

Die trii.n. msiit nod 5i,mlid ub,r'
iritbtn,n Wob,lls Der Grlbiabrsmobs
pflse,H Iih an Der Nipi,rd az Ssig,n,
uno iutnn aud bi,lt Grablinesiinb,r
Der Wo0e oft sbsnIo RAID bonn
GdaupIab ptrfdpino,n, ipis 1t Ia
men, 10 iinOsn oo9 mandt raid
Qufnnbm. uno 0,rbr,ituna. Gs III
bobtr ipobI anatbra6t, iibsr bi,I,
GrnIin9stinosr Der grhbiabrsmobs,
ipte fe an Der Riblsra Sur S6au
itsisH, .inige DoFit su Eae.n. Sn
bi,I.m Sabre MAIDEN Dor d1.m ois
tombini.rtsn SndenioItlm. bon Td
r.osn - cine Moes, ei. stpar fton
In Der bergonasn,n SdiIou auIa.s
tau9t, ubsr bisbsr niat burfs,oruns
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-21
Gritc Sinridtuns @eikcr in Glib
melt.

Dor tpenigen 8o4er bat in Blno
BUT ole Sinri9tung Der bsloen Hduoz
mOrOer CONNER luo Salt, oi. tritt
'Offsntli4e 9inridtun9 zines @eibsn
i'm osutI6ea Sduggebtete. ourd Den
|Strung ftattgefunOen. 81. bslosr
|8erbre9er bdttsn Ii4 Ots
Moroes an einer poli3eliergsuntsn,
pelaer in gsgl,ituns zines unStren
Die @ebalts5dbluns erforosrIi6sn Gel
Der mad Dem poli3eio.pot &~upierbsrg
bringen folte, idulois semadt. SIN
Qoufe ser unte:iuaung itelte IT'D
6eraus, oaB ie MD cine gauge an5
3abl BON DiebfdEten, aaubs uno
Mprotaten auf Dem 9eptfen bat'
ten.
Rahoem 0as 9ooesurttil u6sr
sic 8erbreder gsfdat mar, tpurOsn
i'm S6uBgebist 3peifel luut, oh IS
~onaGneig isi, Die 6tnrihtung in Dem
G6ubgebiet gu poa3isben. Dan bat
f6 jeoob oo3u snti4lofen untsr Der
gordusIeBung, oaB IS Dem anIe4en
6ss @tibsn Bel 6sr Iarbigen 8.OOIte-
rung psnissr iddos, rOenn Elm psi=
Der M0rosr feline Sat nit Dem 1coc
iabnen muB, uls tpenn fi4 bel ibt
Ser Geoante feitieBt, Die Sooestrdf'
peroe nur an f9pur3en MOroerr
poQ3osen, Der peibe femme nit Dem
Qeben uno elmer geringen Strufe bas
BON. 81. po1sogene Gpo,strufs III
alIo fir Die Sapar3en cir 8epeis Der
6sre6tigteit Der oeut14en Suiti3 unC
tinoiet linen sleit3eittg an, Oab Elm
Gingebprener bel fhtperen 9srbre'
den Iiderli6 teine milosre Straft
sn srnarten bat, no felbit Elm Wsi.
Der nit Dem 3oOe beitrait perOsr
lam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-21

,in,m arao,n aus i6porBm ailis
b,Fsn Gnbsn ourh elm 0uufld ani
Gpibs psrbunb,n fno. ll,b,r btie,
SdnItsrn fallen Jueefpibit Sirtittp
bic sur Sdlft, aus Der iptibm G,ios
sur 5Glft, aus fdtpdrS,m qliIaS Re
Itsben. Qsbulidt Usr5i,runatn finf
ouf Den llntrdrmsln una,braht
aud tsr auf Der linitu Ssii. b,iino,
Ii6e GdIub Ots Rodss IN 0urd
,in,n IoIdm 9Opp,Ifr,if,n murii,rt
Der b.s tpsittr,u NIT elmer a.ib, Dor
anSpfsn bsisbt N.
SIN nGdltn giI6s (5is. 81 Itbtt
ipir elm abtnblI.io fir jung, Wdo
den, aus buftia,m. nsiB,m 9ia &c,
ftrtigt. lltbu bic SduIt,rn fGlt eli
fuItiets 6i6u, ,ius,fdbt nit Idmd
Ter Riifte aus roiafnrbiasm Stiotn
WlusIin. Gb,nIol6. Rii6m finder
T6 an ben bauidiatn Qsrm,ln unt
duf oen Srsi gOIants n.s gtotss, Del
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-21

fen itpar5IeiOtnsr 2iss un6 Glus'
inopi.n. 8os Dsittnpan,l 1T bis fat
auf 81. SGlIt. oss Rodts psrIdHs,tt
uno unttr oi.ism Yell III Die 3unitu
Don b,io.n Seittn Der gtrafit. Ter
trtite ardesn unO Der ialti9e GiitttI
Ino aus i6por5sm Villas esfertist.
pie a.rm.l ipsii,n leinsrlst 8,iab
auf.
Rdbmfdrbigs Msfdline purbe fir
6as Qbenotl.iO oss nGhlten 8iIoss
Gig. q %p,rtpunot, OsT,n 3aia, nit
S6atttsnIpibs, Die In brsitsn 9sbdns
gen iiber bic S6uIttrn fdat, brds
pi.rt 1T. 0isIe 9.bdng, Tino ourd
.insn, qu.r iiber 6i, gruIt 9eIpann'
ten SpibenTtrsifsn, Der our6 iurss
lenbeI,bte auOpIe s,hdIt.n miro, nit
.indno.r p%erbunosr. SdDdISe
Samt6Gno.r treu3su als grete1es ris
S1ulttrn, psridnin0m unter O,m
Spiben : Queritrsifsn uno trsten uns
t.rbdlb Der 9rdpsrie Oes Rodes tpies
Der gum 8orfhsin. Sier tperOen iie
bur6 cine brtite S6lsife bersiniat.
Die 5ront Ser Saint 1T Our4 ,in,n.
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aatrlei fir's Sams.
WthanInnn nIAtrfptnnI

BtbanIung piOtrfptn To
lger Sadre. Ulun b.rmiiGe /
linj. 9oror NIT ! pint BaHtr uno
TdiitIs 3 lln5sn Wsius,iF oar,iu,
rtdt gut ihiitteln, uno rtibe oann
ieSs nod. .inmal Elm. 8isrteIItunos
oamit Elm, no6b,r nit laulparmem
WdH,r ,tipos nadIplI,n.
Cute Teint 10
Il, I'M brauue Snut iDis0tr neib Su
bttommtn, iperoen pis folst bsrg,'
Itent: 30 G.pidtsttiIe 2onoIin
Dsr6,n nit 10 @elpi6tsttileu fib,n
WanO,Iols ssmiidt, inctm man has
~srfters in gelinotr 8drm. f9milSt
uno Damn ous Sel 3uetbt, oann miro
1 @.fpidtstsif SoiIett,nborar 3ues'
Iebt. Run milht man i Is @eipittss
teift Soil,ttengIp5erin unO WaFtr'
itoffiup.rorpo matchmaker unb bsrs
,inist idli.Blih olss gu elmer SaIb:
6ur9 tii6tiges Riibrsn. 0isIts 9sints
blei6mitt,l miro mitttIs zines Duttes
bduI96srs otnn auf Ole Saut oufgs'
trdssn, ndhosm man Itbttre aetDos
Ihsn bat, uno iie nod f,uht 1T.
So,r: Rdn mi19t "a g,pi6tsteils
Saltum init 8 9.pidtst.ilen Ratris
umbbptrborat un0 iebt 0dnn 1
@tpidtstsil 8eiIheneHsn3 gu. Die
fer gleifpuoer muB in luftbi6t
Tdliebtn6er Dole o~uIbepabrt peroen,
oo sr fonif perbirbt. Der 9uosr
miro in bstonnter MeiI. ab,n6s mad
Dem WaT6.r ouf Die nod feu9t.
Sout uufg,pubsrt unb 81. Qa9t iiber
oarduf beIaFen.
3srbro9ene GtGf.r Ieimt
man nit oItem. bidem 5irnis. Mon
fiist bic Slide gsnnu sufnmmen, bins
bet ie ftit, IdBt ie in Der Sonns
ODER ON Sfen trotntn unb iddbt
bonn ben iiberitebsnOn 6irnis nit
tinem MefIsr o6. 9trglei4sn 5us
Tommsagelsibts 9IGIsr bnItsn 70 gut,
bob fe psbsr bur6 DaIitr, nod
bur9 anbsre 5Iiifiisteitsn onsssriffen
tperben.
9ei 3rampfonfGlfsn niro
tmpfoblsn, ben Rrnntsn ouf bic lints
Seite gu Iegen. atembeIhperbsn
unb gspubtloif9teit trsten ipobl fir
ein.n augenbItd ouf, nber Die 3uts
frng.n gsben iih, neil Der trGftigere
Ssr3ldlog, Der burb bic Itnte Seis
ttnIogs btrporoerufen Mrs, Bel bers
ItGrttem 8Iutumlauf bas Gebirn
giinitig bs.influBt.
Mer ge5tpun9sn If, Qus
genglder 5u trugen, eerdt
in Dem Qug,nblid, no er aus Der fols
ten Cuff in bos fporms 3immsr tritt,
in cine gsrnbe3u hilfloie Gage. tpeil
,r burd ons 9eI4Iogm Der @lGler
ieintr Sebtraft beinobe b0nig be-
roubt pirb. Dos 1T in oieIen Sal
len nidt nur peinli6, iunoern fann
Tcgar ben 8riIlentrdgsr g.fdbrben.
LIN btsie 1lnnnnsbmli6tsiten gu
bsrmeiOen, oi6t es Elm isbr sinfa6es
Wittel. Mon bat nllr rotig, on
istem Morgen cine aIsinigfeit
Ghmisrieife ouf beiten 5ld6sn Der
8riaenglGier gu berrsiben unb biefe
honn tpisOer gu puBsn, Bis ie blont
Itnb.
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Obsn setrduielten Strsifen rabmfors
bisen QsBitoff5 aus9efuat.
Bel Siitsn, Die gu alien Qrten BON
al.ibsrn setragen lusroen %t0nnen, 1T
eisentlta nur ole fdpar3s 6arbt 5is
Idfig, bod fam man Den oiiiteren
GinOrud oteier 5arbe, pte BEL otm
i'm nadit,n 8iIOs (6is. - perans
idauli6t,n Sut, bsleben bur9 in psrs
Idieoeren 6drben idiqernoe 5eoern,
ip,lde oen porOersn Seil oes 9utts
brdpisrsn. 0ieit 8arnierung lit bets
bdItnismdBig biqis uno isbt oausrs
baft.
Ginfo9e m~drineblaue Serge lit Der
Stoff oss ndditen aleibss (6ig. a,
ods in nirtungsboler WeiTs init
Saffet unb fdpdr3em Gtlas aarnisrt
lit. Die 8luIe 1T ooppelbriiItig, nit
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untsr einem @Ertel aus aOIasgtlas
getrduf.lt 1T.
9as leBte Bib (6is. g itiui,rt
sinen Sadsn : 4n5us aus bldu:m
Gorourop i'm .Guts4 tpap"sS Still, nit
br.iten Rtpers aus ssItrsiItsr Ssios
in bebeuteno bslIsrer Sdattt.rung.
81. sismli9 eng ani6Iisbenon aers
mel baden breits Qufi4ldge aus Der
aeItreiften SsiOs, psraiert nit anOps
fen. Iuf Dem Rod 1T bic Ssi0e oors
tsil6aft psrtponOt fir Den oreicdigsn
8eTaB Ser 5unitu fOpis fir oas I'M
tergenano.
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biefsm Gritiubr tpsnis gang p.ibl
aonfettion gu ieben. S6parae posr
rote pafpelierunsen, brsite 8ragen,
Repers uno 4uff6ldee aus Seioe,
rute utO crime. lila roer braun.
eeoersarnituren briue,n cine bunte
Rote in pas peiBe MocsnbiIo - Tin
70 bunter. ols sS fiA I'm tarmshns
ooer aSalienrote, grasgriine uno
leuhteno piolette 8drniturfarb.n
banbelt. Giniaae .ngIiide 8oitiims
ia&en unb Mdnt.l perOen gum Seil
nit rotsm 5ouIaro oosr elmer dnbes
rem, Isbr bunt beorudten 5eioe ses
~fiitttrt. Die rauhen Gtoffe fino ned
INNER sIti6 bsliebt; man brinst
lei6te 0.lours DC ldine, ferner ntue
S9leifenitoffe, Die marin ousIeben,
ieboh fprnberbor lei1t lno ang.nebm
i'm 3ra9en iino.
Sin brapiertes GtraBsntleio aus
Iilafarbissm 9sIoetin lift i'm sritsn
Bible Nig. y oars.itellt. Die Gails,
p.lte NIT ben enssn 4ermeln aus
einsm @tiid ssldnitten III, bat cine
fhmale gD.fts aus eissnfurbisem
MOirss, beitBt nit oreifadtn Gtrsis