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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1913-06-06

q by w. w. Swadley.
OFFICIAL SEAL OF THE PANAMA-PACIFIC
INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION.
celebration Of that event through the
Panama-Pacific International exposi
ton at San Francisco in 1915.
The dominating feature Of the de-
sign, which is characterized by its dig
nifty. is a figure Of Columbia bequeath-
ing to the peoples of the earth a new
commercial liberty.
The figure stands upon a globe bear
ing a magnified relief of the great 18TH
mus connecting the North and South
American continents and severed by
the canal.
In her left hand Columbia is depict
ed as holding at rest a laurel wreathed
shovel emblematic of the vast labor in
volved in the completion of her great
constructive task Raised in her right
hand an olive branch indicates the
peaceful purpose of her achievement
That it is her intention. however. to
protect from misuse the priceless fruit
of her undertaking is cleaned from the
sheathed sword at her side.
Below, in birdseye view. between the
rough rock walls of the great cut, ap-
pears the twin lock channel of the wa
terway connecting the oceans. show
ing the passage of a Chinese junk east
ward bound and modern gigantic
ocean liner westward bound. symbol
izing the interchange of commerce be-
tween the orient and occident.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1913-06-06
Gasoline Exaporates Rapidly.

One pint of gasoline left in an un-
covered basin in a room at normal or
average temperature will entirely
evaporate within twenty-four hours
AS gasoline vapor is denser than the
surrounding air, unless disturbed by
active air currents, its presence in the
room may be detected for many hours.
One pint of gasoline will make 200 Gu
bic feet of explosive mixture. and this
mixture is seven times more powerful
than gunpowder.-Popular Mechanics
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1913-06-06
SEAL FOR BIG EXPOSITION.

Design by Sculptor Chosen For Great
San Francisco Fair.
From many competitive offerings the
directors Of the Panama-Pacific Inter
national exposition have selected de-
sign by Alfred LEM, the sculptor, as
the design Of the official exposition
seal.
The seal tells in symbolism the story
Of the United States opening the Pan
anna canal to the world and announces
by the circular lettered inscription the
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1913-06-06

PRINCESS VICTORIA LOUISE AND PRINCE
ERNEST.
the end of Inter den Linden, to re-
main there until all the wedding guests
had gone.
Royalty from several lands journeyed
to Berlin for the wedding. Among the
distinguished visitors to the German
palace were King George and Queen
Mary of England and Car Nicholas of
Russia.
King Constantine of Greece, broth
er-in-law of the kaiser, sent word
few days before the wedding that he
could not be present owing to the un-
certainty of the Balkan situation.
The car made the journey In an ar
mored court train composed OF ten
saloon carriages, and the omnfpresence
of policemen and detectives gave the
station the appearance Of a constabu-
larv camp when the train relied Ia.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1913-06-06

Photo by American Press Association.
MISS RUTH LAW IN HER AERoPLANE.
twenty-four hours. l don't anticipate
that this ocean journey in flying ma
chine will be undertaken tomorrow or
next day or perhaps during next year.
But it is bound to come sooner or later,
and look for such feat in aeronau-
tics at no distant day
"The first trip across the ocean will
be undertaken from this side. Atmos-
pheric conditions are better suited for
a trip from America to Europe. An
engine with capacity Of driving an
airship IS or 100 miles an hour will
be helped along by the advantageous
air currents which blow from America
to Europe. The speed of the airship
will be increased at least twenty-five
miles an hour by such currents On
the other hand, If a trip were attempt
ed in an airship from Europe to Amer
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1913-06-06
Foreign French.

Learn to speak French. Then
things won't cost so much in Paris"
"Oh. you can't make 'em think you
are Frenchman."
NO. but sometimes you can make
EN- think Won are Russian or a Snan.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1913-06-06
KEOKUK DAM NEARLY DONE.
Excepting the One at Assuan, Il 10
the Worlds Biggest.

The Keokuk dam, which will stem
the waters of the Mississippi at Keo-
kuk, Ia, is rapidly nearing completion.
1t will be the largest in the world, ex-
cepting only the great dam at Assuan.
The waters passing through its thir-
ty turbines will generate enough pow
er to light every public and private
lamp. run every street car and turn
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1913-06-06
His Close Call.

Il had narrow escape yesterday
noon"
"How's thatY
-Four Of us ate lunch together and
each of US insisted on paying the
check"
"Wel1?"
''For a minute or two it looked as
though | had overdone the thing and
the others were going to let me do it."
Detroit Free Press.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1913-06-06

ONE OF THE BIG GATES OF THE KEOKUK
DAM.
every factory wheel in every Missis-
sippi valley city and town from St
Paul and Minneapolis to st. Louis.
When completed the dam will be
$500 feet long. of REINFORCED concrete.
81 feet high and of the same width.
1t will result in the formation Of an
immense lake, three to five miles wide
and forty miles long, above Keokuk.
overlooking the lowlands and entirely
changing the topography of the coun-
try now Immediately adjacent to the
river
The dam completed, the rapids Inn
mediately above and below will give
way to placid lake.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-07

night 81 knew to whom she was talN-
ing. as she had been keeping company
with young Lopez about i've years. 80
when my daughter LEI; the house l went
with her. Throughout the journey
used all the persuasion | could to in
duce her to give up her plan
From the Grand Central Mrs. Cooke
returned home. acknowledging herself
defeated.
"Of course shall forgive her sa'd
she after she had learned or the mar
riage The ceremony was prformed by
the Rev. Leo. Il. Thomas Of the North
Baptist Church, Portchester.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-07
"Si|ver Threads Among the Gold"
to Be Sung No More

and certainly cured By swl.sco Hair Rem.
edy.
Swlssco does even more-it makes hair
grow. IL makes hair healthy. The minute
parasites that cause gray hair and all
unhcalthfui hair conditions cannot 1.-Two
long where Swissco Ia used. The pigment
that belongs In the hollow hair tubes. and
that gives hair its color, will return when
these parasites are stopped from feeding
upon the roots. The hair VIII grow and
wrow because Swissco VIII make IL well
and rive 1t wonderful vlgor.
go to any drug or department store AMI
20, A zoe or 81 bottle Use II. You Will
need no further proof. Take nothing else.
rs SvIssco Hair Remedy YOU want Don
val, until next week or next month. start
now and DO that much ahead OF those
who start then. For sale at all drug and
department stores
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-07
N)FFRAC|STS START
STATEWIDE BATTLE
FOR WOMAN'S LIFE
Would Save Connecticut the
Disgrace of Hanging Slayer
of Husband.

HARTFORD. Nov. Three hours az
ter she had left New Haven yesterday
Mira Pe.sie WAX eaeld. the twenty-four.
year-old murderess Of her husband. WILL
lam. was stripped Of her pretty cray
suit. her neat little black hat and tan
gloves. and sat alone and client In .
cal, In the wo,nen's QUAR- ter of the State
prison at we'heraeeld.
A little metal slgn above the cefl door
bears her name. and the outlook from
the prison window near her includes In
its range tho ou,ircus looking death
boa,se where she will be banged. few
minutes after midnight next March 4
that w. unless the Supreme Court OF
rors or the Board Of Pardons inter-
,ee Already the ballet = strong that
ssie Wakefield will never be hanged.
ira Wakefield was not handeune6
~ ahs rous In trolley from the station
IN this city to the prison In Wethers'
oSd. where Warden Ward A. Garner
vse AWAITING her. The prison physi'
Gan, Dr.. Edward @. Fox. turned he'
over 70 Mira Anna LitueNed. the
mstron. who CARRIED her In the female
uaiform. . check Bingham wrapper.
No condemned person u permitted Il
d any work In prison. and Mrs- Wake
ada, not At ali hysterical or weakening
~ very. very serious. may do nothini
but ~ IN her cell hour by hour. under
96InS the terrible suspense Of awaitlns
a. decision Of the Supreme Court On
a. verdict Of the Board az PArdons
-Airh rneata Doc
Every prominent woman sunreest
IN the State except Mrs. Carlos etod
Anrd. OF New Haven. has como on
e6ongiy In favor Of Statewide petition
- the Board Of Pardons to save Con
nSoticut from disgrace" by cOmmutini
a. death penalty to life Imprisonment
james Plsw. Mrs. Wakefeld's accom-
ps6ce, who u under sentence 70 b.
hanged Immediately after her. win A.
i've at the prison In q few days. but h
wiN probably never see her again. Sh
wtn be permitted to see only her attor
NJ and occasionally her children.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-07
YOUTHS OVERCOATS
at $500 and $3.50 that
look worth twice the money

There simply is getting away from the fact that
when it comes to style Sak> overcoats for young men
without rival in the realm Of clothes
And when it comes to variety the statement also
holds good 1t is immense. The fabrics embrace every
thing approved for smart youthful with unusual
assortment Of chinchia and hardy rough surface
cloths in blues blue grays and plain gays. and in both
plain and fancy back effects The models single and
double breasted knee length and below the knee, with
shawl collar and hcltcd back Smart through
effects, with sw"ggcr patch pockets and swing to them
that is irresistible. Sizes 80 to &c. Ages ~ to 20.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-07
No "SiIvOr Threads" Left Where
SVlssco (Sags With Sui.
phur) Is Used.

Tho general use OF swlssco. tho new
combination OF sage and sulphur with
other delicately balanced and highly ef.
fectivo Ingredients, Is sounding the knell
OF gray hairs. No longer are they looked
upor as a necessary part Of old age. No
one, Dung or old, need have Gray hair
nov
ne needs to lose their Young an
peara or TO fall back In tho race he
cause OF gray or scanty hair. Falling
hair. thin. wispy hair. splitting hairs.
hair breaking OFF. dandruffS Itchy SCALP
and all the other hair Ills are onickIv
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-07
DESPITE MOTHERS PLEA
She Wees 4 CONSUl'S SON
Miss Bessie Cooke Of Flatbush Is
Now Daugfter-in.Law of
an Ecuadoran.

Despite her mothers entreatles not 10
marry Adauiles Lopez. son Of the Ecua-
doran Consul in New York. Miss Bessie
Cooke Of No. 10 Buckingham road. Flat
bush. married him yesterday at Port
chester. N. Y.
The couple lodged the bride elects
mother at the Grand Central station on
their way to a train.
Il overheard Bessie plotting over the
telephone to elope." said Mrs. Cooke last
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-07

Blown From Cannon Mouth.
ALLAHABAD. British India, Nov. T.
Nine ringleaders OF a plot to XIII the
Amser of Afghanistan. Habibullah
Khan. have been blown from the mouths
Of cannon.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-07
sues Ciubman for club Debt.

Sues stVo""W s"' wv" "
Frederick A. Richmond. as assignee o'
the Republican Club. began suit in
the supreme Court yesterday To recover
from Lewis T.. carr ir. siO2.oS. with in
,erest. He says sio0 OF the amount
covers membership dues and the extra
So goods sold and delivered
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-07

Made Of fine grade oil wool chinch
to-neck model, with convertible coll;
lining and Venetian yoke, Warm e
coolest days and AS stylish rs the
can make them. Ages 3 to IL Years.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-07

Practical. scrviccahlr garments. made of h
coatings in full length. half beltcd. inye
models, with strap cuffs and convertibl
and tailored with more style than any ",he
clothes we know Of Ages IL to IS y.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03
[~SntereKantts auerlei

Snfulse Ser angeeriffenen @eiuno-
beit bes Bnpites, cine Golge ieiner
fur51i9en &ranfbeit, iinb n%nterbano=
lunge11 5pii6en Dem Siir1ten Sorlo<
mia un6 benz 8atifan I'M @ange fir
Sen Mnfanf zines nit Sunt1en beitan-
6ener @rl1n6ftiids, gigertbum oes
6iiriten, tpeIbes brett a11 Sic batifa-
niiden @arten ft0Bt. Dieies Stmd
@al6lan6 fan11 etntpeoer 6ur9 etne1
nnteriroii9en o6er einen mertpob<
ten Gong errei@t tperoen. Sem
Bop1te mirb ba6nr@ ein groberer
&aum fit feline 8romenaoen gegeben
mer6en. Son Dem @albe aus bat
mani ar9 eine mun6erbare Mnsii6 t
ouf Sic r0miide &agna.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03

,Meine &erren, .i1 m0bte eben.
fans Elm Sod ausbringem tpenn id
qu6 feine lange Meoe 51 balten &c.
ionnen BIN. rMeine &errer, id bite,
erbeben sic Die @l6ier: mein Sod
gilt bem Woblergeben 6teier braben
gltern zines ber6ienitpollen Sobnes,
Ser oen 8emeis 6afiir liefert, oab
Elm oonfbarer Sobn mebr mertb III
als elm %bodmitbiger &ittmeiiter /! !"
@eniee Gage na6 6ieiem gemein.
lamen Mittagsmable fan6 3ieter
@elegenbeit, Dem 80nig 5rieorid 2.
bon Ser gbrfur6t nno 2iebe gu .er.
5abletl sic ser &ittmeiiter ieinen 81.
tern ertpeiie.
Ser &onig freute ii6 iber 6ielen
i6onen 3ug bon &inoesliebe, uni
als &ur3bagen etnmal nod Berlin
tam, m1rbe er CUR fonigli9en Eafel
befoblen.
,&6r CT, @ittmeiter," fragte be1
&0nig, upon meldem &auie itamm1
Ct 6enn eigentli6? @er itn6 feline
gItern?"
vMaieitat, id famine aus elmer
8anernbitte, un6 meme @ltern iinf
orme, einfade 8auersleute, nit oe.
men i6 oas Slid tbeile, oas i6 gu.
rer Moieltdt ber6anfe!"
so it's redt!" iagte Ser &onig.
erfreut iiber biefe Nntmort. u8er
feline @ltern adtet, Ser lit ein BRO
Der Sobn. @er file aber gering i6ae1
uno ji@ ibrer idamt, perbient nidt
geboren at iein."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03
Ser 6e11ti9e &ronprin3 beabit@-
tigt, ben groBten Ebeil 6es 6urd ben
gerfauf ieines Sagobude eingega1tt
Mrten bpn Sdludjaer.

Inter ben ieltenen Gormen 11er-
boien S9Iud5ers lit aud Ser aaf-
S9lud5er, mel@er in Ser
binonng itebt NIT etnem moraliiden
Mnfan, elmer idredliden Nngit uno
plotli@er Muffal1ung, ser S@lud5er,
melder elmer @rbitterung folgt uno
ser bDiterii9e. 5dlnd8er. Ser let-
tere lit ein DEFENDERS lal1te Gorm nit
einem ra11ben -groben Son. 8utpei-
len lift er eine Mrt bon belIen6em &C.
rGuid, 6as einige Minl1ten ooer
it11noenIang onb6lt. 8iIliges, 1tel1 ee-
ma@tes 8ier mag 6ieien nit fi6
bringem 1esbaB baltet @r@ an Ell.
11ert ftets gltte1t Bier glei9 Ben Col
Sen @rain 8eIt 8iers. BeiteM es
Bel s. so. 2abr, Bbon 42t, ct.
CLOUD, Mit1,t. - M11deige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03

Ser tieflte orteiti6e 8runnen in
ben Ser. Staaten miro gegentpdrtig
auf Ser Smenion &on@ nabe @pur
inn @taate Seros gebobrt. Cine
Giefe BON 1000 SUP 1T bereits er-
reibt, sic 8obrungen meroen aber
nod fortgeiebt un6 man rednet amf
tpeitere 1000 ODER 5000 SUB, tpen1
ri6t porber Elm geniigen6er @aiier=
from erreidt miro ODER ni6t borber-
geiebene l1mitan6e eintreten. Damit
tpiiroe Ser tiehte ortelii6e 8runnen
Ser @elt, oerieniee in @daloenba&
bel 9eip5ig, 6eiien Giefe 5735 SUB
betrdgt, iibertroffen tner6en. Ser
tief1te oftipe 8runnen in Sen Ser.
'Stoaten befinbet ii6 in &enrietta,
Geras, er lit 1886 SUP tief. Sn
@beeling, IS. So, lift Elm folder bon
1900 SUB, bod lit 6erielbe ousge=
trodnet, Elm onberer in ct. 2outs
bat cine Eiefe bon 3845 SUP. Ser
in ser 8obrung begriffene neue
Drummer ion ba1ptid6li@ @aiier
fir Die @menfon @and 1iefern, lit
ober, auBer ieiner Eiefe, audi nod
anoerer nmitdn6e tpegen bemerfens-
mertb. Die 8obrung eritredte iid
auf iiber $500 SUB 61r9 mafiibett
6elsbo6en. SIN elmer Stelle n,r6e
eine @oHera6er fretgelegt, welde
einen gr0beren @aligebalt arftptes,
aIs irgen6 Elm anoerer 8rurnen oes
2an6es, un6 es mag 1i9 6araus' nod
sic gnt6edung mertbpoller &alilager
in ser ga113e11 &egion ergeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03

Gngenb lit, mie piel mebr n1ub iid
ibrer erit Sic Grnu befleiBigen. l1n6
% befonoers bas &ams sic 8elt Der
.Brau lit, bat iie fir Mnitano nno
Site i'm Salie gang Defenders gu
iorgen. sic io0te MIR itets NIT gu-
tenn 9eiipiel p%orangeben, in6em iie
ibren llmeang nit Dienitboten eben-
faQs boflid 9eitaltet. 5erne lei es
bon ibr, NIT Can't un6 S6eltmorten
ii6 ieben Gag &eipeft beribaffen al
molten, bamit modt ite li9 MIR nttbe.
liebt un6 gefirdtet. sic ertbeile lire
gefeble in beitimter aber b0flider
Sorm, unb gar balo miro bieier Son
iid oen iibrigen &ausbenobnern NIT
tbeiIen. unb lie iou au@ unter oie-
fen feline nnboflidfeiten 6uloen.
&ous, Dienltboten, &nber, ia nidt
ielten Ser Damn ielbit, FIND eetreue
Spiegel Ser @ausfrau.
M09te bo6 aud iebe Grau iid
oeifen boufommen bemnBt fem un6
6ober bas 8eitreben 8eigen, fi@ m0g-
lidit au bil6en un6 gu bere6eln, nm
inbireft l1riade gu fem, 6aB iid in
ibrer @dbe CUTE, geiittete @eni6en
entmideln. Man glaubt nidt, mie
Ieidt iih AehIer un1 fhIehte &C.
tpobnbeiten anf an6ere Meni6en
iibertragen; gera6e sic Brau bat etn
berborragen6eS 5uggeitionstalent
gum @nter tpie 5um 86ien.
8eionbers fir bie &in6er lit ser
Son, melder 5u @auie berridt, aus
f6Iaggebenb fir SOS ga115e 2ebe1.
@ie file es bon ser Mutter geieber,
un6 tpie 6ieies es Tie gelebrt, mer6en
sic MG66en ibrem ipateren eigenen
&amsboIt boritebe11, un6 sic Spra6e
ser Mutter bIeibt SEM &11oben trelt
Big gum Mannesalter. 8ie berant-
mortungsi9mer lit 6aber ser Mutter
Mmt nn6 ibr 8eiiptel, nn6 mte ion
iie beitrebt iein, lift @aus fret 5u bal
ten BON allem l1nidone1, nngeittte<
ten, 2oiterbaften. Sn ipaten Eagen
oanfen es sic &tn6er nod Sen @ltern,
penn iie CUR &oflidfeit aud I'M ereen
&reiie angebalten %tpur6et, 6enn bieie
gigenidaft eridliebt ibnen uberan
sic Ebiren un6 &er5en, un6 tpenn tie
linen 10 felt ei%ngetpur5elt lit, 6ab fie
ibnen GUT 5tpeiten Matur getporoen,
Damn legen iie sic &of1i6feit audi
nidt ob, tpenn fie ieIbitanoig 1in6 nno
ii@ cine &dusli6feit ba1en l1no geben
ibren &in6ern nn6 Dienitboten nit
gutem 8eiiptel boran!
60 itebt ser i6eaIe @ertb Ser &of-
lidfeit gu @auie beoetten6 bober, als
Sic @of1idfeit i'm eeieuidoftliden
nmean9ston.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03


Sin ma@iames- Muge o11f ibren
gbeeatten muB 8rou Sobn 8arrp
Gears gebobt boben. Dieie liebebone,
Before @dlfte oerlangt 6ie S6ei6ung
bon ibrem @atter unter Ser Mnflage,
Bob 6er{eIbe 10000 Drinfs innerbalb
5 Sabren gu iid gettommen babe. St.
ne grflarung fir 6ieie iorgiame 8u6=
fiibrung iiber sic Mufnabme bon &C.
trdnfen Tires @atten fin6en mir in
ser @egenfloge, mel6e anfibrt, 6ab
sic Srau megen Srunfiu@t unter 8e<
bonolung geitanoen fat. 6irmabr>
Elm nettes &ar9en!.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03


@enn man BON Sen 8er6ien1ten
oes &aiiers fpridt, io1te man ME ber<
geiien, ser 6rau @rtpabnung 5u tbn11,
oie ieinem eigenen Musipru6 nod ben
groBten ginfluB ouf ibn gebabt nno
bot. Man niir6e a1b, tpare Der &at=
fer Elm Mmerifaner ooer gngldnoer,
m11ausgeiekt 6te &aiierin %ertpdbnen.
aber, 90 iie bei6e Deuti9e finb,
peritebt es iid bon ierber, nn6 man
fem Mufbebens, 6ab mieoer Ell
ne 6euti@e 8ra11 an Ser Seite ibreS
Mannes, itiue, iooaB -6ie geranid=
pole @elt es ni9t merit, tbre Bflidt
pol un6 ga15 getban bot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03
8amiItemfrtts.
9ie SSflidfeit i'm eisenen 6eim.

@ie fommt es, BOB 10 niele Men<
i9en, 6ie in ser @eieuidaft eine be-
liebte nno gea9tete Steuung einneb=
men, gu &aufe oft Sic nnangenebm=
Iten, mi6ertpdrti9iten @enoiien fino?
@eil iie ibren Meig1tnge1 uno ibrem
@goismus in nadteiter un6 unge=
I6minftelter Sorm Mus6rud geben.
1ie 6as &Iei6 Ser @ofli6feit, oas
fife in ser @eieni6aft 10 an5iebeno
eri6einen ldBt, gu @auie gan5li4 OBJ
legen, in Ser Weinnng, bier feiner
ni9t at %be6iirfen.
greilid, tpem sic lal1nenbofte &rlo
Srem6er lieber 1T, aIs Sic 3uneigung
nno 2iebe ieiner Mngebortgen, Ser
mag es iiberfIifitg fin6en, Sic @of=
li6feit audi anf 3u @auie a1s5nbeb=
men, 'per ober Sinn fir Elm barmont-
f6es gamiIienleben nn6 8ertbi@d<
tnng ieiner Mddftftebenoen bat, benz.
miro es nidt einfauen, feinen inneren
Menfden I'M ertgen ~3riammenleben
bon Ser bdBliditen Seite 5u 5eigett.
&0fIi6feit lit ia biel tpeniger 6eren
bon M11ten, gegen Sic fie ange1pen6et
tpir6, ols bieI mebr ienen, 6te lie aus
iiber. @91agen mir bte1et@t cine
bofli@e 8itte germ ab, tper1t es in
unierer Mobt liegt, 6ieielbe git er=
fiinen? @euiB nidt, tpdbreno Sic
unb6fIi6e Mnre6e zines an6eren uns
ieren @to15 un6 Srob berousforoert
nn6 iofort gegen feline @inide etn<
nimmt. Inter &0flidfeit gu Souie
lit fein iteifes Siben un6 .Spreden
5u periteben; sic Sreibeit Ser &aas~
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