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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
THE PRISONERS WAGE FOR THE PENflLESS
WIFE AND CHILDREN

Another measure OF social justice companion piece to the
mothers pension is on the way in the OF
Washington.
1t provides that the county shall pay to destitute wives
OF inmates Of penal institutions much Sl5 day for
day that the imprisoned husband works either N PRISON
in road gangs
With queer lack Of discrimination have been visiting
the sins upon the innocent wife and upon innocent
and helpless children
in ordinarily does little
good him useful trade Were he alone
effort
family
unfair.
husband and father
bad OF neshbo because
Is
them doom them in
society
of the country have been ordering our
Of punishments as cruel thingi
Nobody the system Nobody tries to- Yet here In
2fh beginning
AWAKEN Washington
support and children BY the Imprisoned husband
children Of Jail birds have little
sho for liberty pursuit of happiness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

portrait hanging on your wall. but
he's your ancestor all right. That
Is. II DR. W. +. Pyecroft Of the Brit.
iah Museum knows what he's talk.
ing about.
The learned doctor has been "re-
conatfucting" the remains II an old
caVodweller recently found IN Sua-
sex. England
There wasn't anything ioft Of
Mr. Cave Man but his skull. But
that Vas enough for Or. PyecToft 10
figure ont that he looked just Rs A.
Forester. the artist OF the Illus.
traied London News, has drawn
him In this picture
Also he was probably the real an
ccstor Of all OF as who have Brit
ish blood Ia our veins back as far
az 100000 years ago. when he Is
supposed TO have lived
Also thcse little details Of his
character and habits
He had only two pints of
brains. whereas you and
Woodrow Wllcon have two
pin,s ana a half.
he was short. muscular.
hairy, did not wear even a fig
leaf, and kept warm without
steam heat. or even a sharty 10
shelter him.
He probably used fire 20
roast his sunday dinner-aad
hir enemies.
He used flint tools. clipped
roughly 20 q cutting edge.
He was a mighty touehy Gus
toner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

auxiliary 10 an irrigation project
tho department OF the Interior has
gone into the coal business. At
WilllsfOn the government owns and
operates a coal mine. II pays its
miners good wages. uses all modern
and produces fuel at a
cost OF 81 so a ton In its mining
enterprise the government does not
enter the market in competition
with private operators The mian
simply furnishes fuel for the Is
liston and Euford.Trenfon Irrigation
project. AZ the retail price OF coal
In Wiliiston Is $3.50 ton, the
government saves 30 cents a ton.
and Is always certain that II VIII
not suffer from shortage OF fuel
The conditions under which the
miners live and work are nearly
ideal. The men work eight hours
day. six days a week, and are able
to earn 800 a month above living
expenses. On the average n miner
makes 81 a day. the schedule being
so cents a ton for room work. 20
cents I'm ten-foot entries and so
cents in seven.foot entries. For the
single miners the government fur
nishes free barracks, the men pro
yiding only their own bedding. 4
mess" IS provided whore meals are
given for twenty-five cents each.
Neat cottages are provided for
the married miners al a rental OF
$40 a month. As to the safety OF
the mine itself the interior de-
Dartment has sought TO develop a
model mine Adequate eXlts are
arranged so that entomhment is
thought impossible All modern
safety appliances have been in
stalled and system Of ventilation
has been put in by which the air
In tunnels two thousand feet under
ground is kept almost as fresh as
that on the surface.
W q T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
The Editors Mail

Editor The Star: ! see by your
daily paper. which ! take monthly.
that you are with the miners and
citizens OF Renton. and | think you
have taken a very good stand. !
also wish to inform you that Rob
egts isn't the only dirty. under
handed deputy that Cudihee has In
his employe at present guarding The
scabs.
He also has Charles Meyers.
former Bend. Ore. policeman. who
TO my knowledge was run out d
Bend about one year ago.
a few OF the citizens there didn't
like HIS dirty. undetermined methods
so they went after him and he mads
his getaway one night In an auto
mobile.
His record can be obtained By
writing TO Bend. Ore.
Meyers received his job through
NJ l.. Hamilton. who was re-elecied
at the last election. and he Is II
present helping Furth Coal Co, a.
taxpayers expense. 10 make a good
fellow out OF himself with me
corporations.
SO wishing you success with youl
fight against Roberts, Cudihee ana
Furth. Resp't yours.
FORMER BEND, ORE. CITIZEN
Editor OF Star: A few months
ago you most valiantly helped inc
people OF Rainier valley In their car
fight at a time when very few haa
the stamina to fight against ne >
X. & S. Today. from our valley,
five or six candidates are enrolled
for councilman. but only one 9.
them was active IN our time o.
need-F. X. Holl. Where were ths
others when the valley neeaeo
them2 Is. h. NAihD
Columbia City.
Dance at Dreamland tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

And yet. he was not an APE.
He was a MAN. and In him were
wrapped mp all the possibilities
OF growth. development. intelll-
gence. culture and beauty that have
lowered In the civilization Of our
own time.
Now let's turn from the PAST
and take n squint into the FU-
TURE.
While DR.. Pyecroft has been
startling the world by making our
ancient ancestor real Prof A. =.
- DoHblc OF Tours. France. did an
even more startling thing. just the
other day by telling what sort Of
people our great great-grest-great
tadd those 5000 greats" AGAIN.
grandchildren win be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

Editor Tho Star wish to say
a few words tn reference to the
Industrial Insurance Commission"
OF this state. While working for
tho Asphalt and Paving Co OF
Seattle. here at EllenBburg. on the
thirteenth OF October last, was
thrown 10 the ground from a cable
car used tn hauling material 20 The
reservoir which the company built
FOR this city. on account Of the car
up starting suddenly was severe
~ injured. having several ribs
broken. besides my stomach Was
hurt. was completely shaken an
over. was confined In the hospital
"a days. which cost me s2i. az the
rate OF 81 80 per day. The Doctors
bill Was $50. My total expenses
amounted to ssT35 and the com
pensation was awarded by the In
surance Commission was the sum
OF s3S.G5.
am now wondering whether or
not this Insurance law was passed
exclusively for the benefit OF the
employers. and to deter an injured
workman from seeking redress for
his injuries.
JULES DE3ET,
ElensOurg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

mental fears. everything that Ia
horrible and nauseatlng. A casca.
rot tonight will surely straighten
you out by morning. i0-cent box
Will keep your head clear, stomach
sweet, liver and bowels regular and
make you feel cheerful and bully
for months
Don't forget your chlldren-their
little insldes need good. gentle,
cleansing, too, occasionally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
YOU'RE BILIOUS! YOUR LIVER AND
BOWELS ARE INACTIVE "CASCARETS"

Furred Tongue. Bad Taste, 1ndl-
gestlon, sallow Skin and Miserable
Headaches come from a torpid liy.
er and constipated bowels. which
osuse your stomach 10 become
filled with undigested food. which
sours and fsrments like garbage in
q swlll barrel That's the first
step to untold DISQUALIFICATION.
,oul gases, bad breath, yellow skin,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

tfrom Archbold Advocated
Lot ua have an old fashioned
spelling school IN the Town Hall In
the near future.
Mr. Paul MOhr IN gcttlu a buzz
Pile Fedy 10 burr as the fire wood
Is nearly all eon.
Mr.. seth shori has bin alck with
tlOph fever
Mr. uougy has bin Eeoue that tho
world has more babies 70 spair and
ono was left % briden his home last
week the goth OF Jan.
Mr. Rob Gotsholk IS cutting meat
az Haumeser butcher shop since
the iaiherman has a ahair Ia the
Weatovcn shop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

a low-brow. And he VIII look abos,
as The Star artist has drawn hin
in the picture on the right.
He will have a bullying skull
full Of brains.
His iswbone will be smzller,
and he WON'T have so many
teeth.
HE first, eleventh and
twelfth ribs will have dissp
peareo.
His arms and legs will DO
shrunken and puny.
His fingers will be more
clever and flexible.
He will be short. oelicsts
and 60 sensitive that he wiII
almost have 10 be packed in
cotton wool.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
THAT GRANDFATHER OF YOURS WHO LIVED BEFORE
ADAM WAS A LOW BROWED BRUTE, SCIENTISTS FIND

LONDON, Eng, Fob. ii.-Your
great. great sroatgreat greatgreat
fadd 5000 more "greats') grand
father was certainly a low.brow.
Look at him-th picture on the
left. You haven't got his crayon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

Editor The star: The p. l.
recently published an article under
the following headlines Costs
tT5 ton to take out Alaska coal
Experiment in mining by federal
authorities expensive" The evident
purpose OF the writer was TO poison
public opinion against public owner
ship and to discredit Uncle Sans
ability TO mine coal as cheaply as
private concerns.
To prove the absurdity OF such
an idea, we need only refer to an
experiment which the government
Is making at willlston. n. D. AS an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

Not less than 500 acres Of tobacco
has been raised around the stove In
O. l., Hlnion's store IN the last ten
days Plumbers Landing Cor.
f1smiugsbnrR tkyl Gazette.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
GSSVS zt Ssy,a
Rh KT1zzMXlI1s5I1,EA Y9s2lks9sgz4W

Apparently the only social fahc'
dion Washington will sees has al.
ready taken place. That was Joe
lIniloy'a annual bawl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
An oidsincr.

Your grandfather is pretty old.
lsn't he7"
Yes. he's an old chap. lie can
remember the time when the New
York evening papers were pub.
llshcd In the afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

Even a woman who has faith IN
her husband Is always terribly dis.
appointed when her worst auspi.
ci0ns fail 10 come true.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
Tho Easiest way

what do you think Is The best
way 10 abate the smoke nuiBanoe1'
There 10 only one way TO do
that"
what il ~"
'nny good cIsara."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

Women haven't changed much
since Ewes time. Il has just been
discovered that men paid alimony
IN Babylon la 1850 u c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
hcar Anxthlnn sau,h

President Taft. Dispatches say.
IN standing pat on the Philippine
policy Don't you know that poor
policy would like to slip from IN
dnrl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

Although. at that. | have
heard certain piano selections
that caused me 20 think the
KEYS had nice .ittle aouse on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

Anybody who would waste
tho precious stuff that way
gets my angora,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
JOSH WISE
SAYS:

Beelry . CT I
he's a machine
shop. rs IN kind
OF a machine shop
frat you kln tell
" neither u hao a
Job OF work by tn
rolse of It's gaso-
line engine"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
he MAG a Fit

The new minister had delivered
his first sermon II WIS eloquent
The dsrky iani,or had listened crit
ically In a hack asat
Don't you think he offers up a
good prHYer. sam? asked one OF
the deacons. after the service.
Gle mos suhtalnly DO that. boss.
Dat man asked the good Lord TO
THINGS dat de- o1der preacher didu {
even know de Lord had"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
Optical Optimism.

Optical Optimism.
Doctor You have very rare
disease that makes you sec double. D
Patient: That's fine. doc. Nov
I can got job reading gas meters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

Il can't understand where our
Tommy picks up such bad Ian.
guaRa."
Maybe It's that amateur wirnless
station OF hiR."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
A Touching Adver,Issment.

We would Ike TO get In touch
with some one who has money 10
lend on first mortgages. -Adyer-
tlsemont Ia New York (N. "
Times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
eesv,Y HInts.

A good tooth polish can be made
OF tan shoe polish TO which fine
aand Is added.
Before putting soap on the hair.
dampen either the soap or the hair.
a first class toilet preparation
can DO made BY combining hydro
Fon and oxygen, two parts OF tho
former to one OF the latter.
Do not cover the checks with a
heavy coat OF paint. as Il may
check. Buy a suuproof paint
The blot controls the complexion
Never eat too much aud never la
any circumstances eat a hearty
meal after going % sleep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
Why She Was Barred.

HAS Miss nluffcm ever been
NO Why. even her respiration
Is ariiflcinll"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
WaNtr. SHEER Waste.

My dear old pal. Cynthia
Grey. tells an inquirer that
alcohol Is good for cleaning
piano keys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

~ Bar saws that Tite Holden 8
dog Crnh hung out at n mail box all
one night Someone had mailed
tWo pounds Of bologna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
Be ST Short
STORIES
Of the Day

In a certain case tried In MIS-
souri, where the charge was thcit
of a watch. the evidence vas most
conflicting, and. as the jury retired.
the Judge observed that he would
be glad TO assist in the adjustment
OF any difficulties that might pre-
sent themselves TO the mind OF the
jury.
al but one OF the jurors had
fltod out OF the box. There was on
The face Of the one who remained
an expression betokening the ex'
tremest pcrplexity. 80
Observing this hesltancy. His
Honor said. w..
to ask me2
At this the twelfth jurors face
frightened. -
eager response. 'Td be awful glad
A. you'd tell me whether the pris-
oner really stole the watch st
Paul Dispatch.
Miss Clara Evelyn McHlgh'
teacher In one Of the Topeka
schools read at a recent teachers
,neeting from a collection of quaint
examination answers that she had
heen gathering for some years.
The gems OF Miss McHuBhs col
lection were:
"A blizzard Is the inside Of a
hen" -,-, a.,
"The equator is a menagcrie Hon
running round the earth"
Oxygen IS thing That has
eight sides"
THE cuckoo never lays its own
eggs"
"A mosquito is a child Of black
and white parents.
A slater who was engaged upon
the roof OF a house In Glasgow fell
from the ladder and lay In an I'M
conscious state upon the pavement.
one OF the pedestrians in tho street
who rushed 10 tho aid q the poor
man chsLced to have Task OF
spirits in his pocket. and, IA revive
him, began 10 pour a little down
his throat,
"Canny, mon, canny." said man
looking on. "or you'll choke him. "
The unconscious slater opened
his eyes and said quietly: Pour
ava, mon, pour ava, ye're dooie
flne."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

London fashion dopisis predict
that hoop skirts will be worn In
five years. How are they going TO
got them under the hobblesf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

The members Of the Pleasant
Ridge church have greatly I'm
proved the appearance OF tho
church by installing a gasoline light
plant Pleasant Ridge Cor. Pan
dora Times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

You can't always tell. The man
playing the baHa drum In brass
baud may be musician.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

NiHfr ghNfNN NAff hI'Hilt llh
proved the appearance Of the
church by installing a gasoline light
plant Pleasant Ridge Cor. Pan
dora Times.
You can't always tell. The man
playing the basa drum In a brass
baud may be a musician.
I'VE welcome tho critic who
gives the as a straight criticism.
says Kerry W. Savage Much ab
burglar IL welcomed Ia a bank.
My wife gets Off a good one every
now aud then. Last night she Was
complaining OF the high price OF
raislna. aud said. 4 suppose there
IL rRisln trust" She didn't
hcaitate a second. but said. on,
they all are" DO you get itf|
believe me. my wife is a woman
Who has sense OF humor r. J. 8.
Tom. Ms many democrats call
bin. Marshall has taken 10 playing
hhiN NhN 4Nht HNF O." 49,
some kind Of excitement while ne.
is vice president.
And a Good limo Was Had.
Tho social at Mr.. and Mrs,
steatn's Wednesday night was not
success on account Of the weather
Ne scribe aud Ed Mcclellan were
the only mon present except MT
stsarus with our boots OFF in the
old fashioned way. we sat before
tho stove and talked about old
times as far back as the polo raising
at Talootts creamery Lane CIV
VA Recorder.
Why are strides always rapid !
spain has but httle timber. and
imports wood from Norway,
Sweden aud Russia.
Cut ~
isnt the way the price OF oil
has been going up simply hair
rnialngl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

I'VE welcome tho critic who
gives the as straight criticism.
says Kerry w. Savage. Much an a
burglar IL welcomed Ia a bank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

Isn't the way the price OF OH
has been going up simply halr-
rnialngl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-03

Giend6ies ouf oie 90dite Stufe in
6lt. mn Wsnge gu bril.oen. uno
hdAer e 0enu duh ffon erit1unli9
net in en- baa- 9ahren gs1rdht.
IN De-: S~ahr.s3eit. in tpsEdsr 81:
re IN aorolifen Tarmtr iih gum
We.rflan3sn onihidtn uno If nit
hm Snrtieren Der Gamer Zig Die
forrenoe @eifecunq 0es 3fe7oss be-
f~fsn. ba bat mon i'm iGoncitfi6en
Ttr1s iehr eif<io nit 6em Ginbeims
len Der 8"rmuLa3fplete.negrat uno
iGrer Werisaonrq nah ter W,drttsn
at tra. Sn r;eTjlen pnrami6sn nerz
zen oiefe 3nie@el~ ouI 0sn Fel0er1
aufleItiftet ur6 61rrer 0er Ger6rin.
e1n9 nab 0sH E6ienenfnaQeH. gaus
feno. BON 9u1aers merGen aug Rem
csrannte QrteTIten 0iTtri.t in Die
0ett qeiaHot.
DER Grnte- Grtra9 fir nag Sa1r
1912 1T nur Elm 5urTfnittliher;
aher Sic Vrsiie I.caen ur3epo6nlit
LODI. uno pie!e ser FARMER inlen eis
ren Croft big }u $500 rro Qcre aus
0jefsn 3pis6sln er3iett hlben. Rah
sem llrts,I pieler 9enrsr ite6t Die
Guaiiidt oisItr 3'piebs!n noh h0her.
az Die Der unmitteibar ron Bermuda
getommenen.
llnb tanm iino Sc Stpis6s,.n neg
aerdumt, 10 miro oas ,9elo iofort fir
ben 4nbau onoerer o~dntbdttn 8emiis
issQfIan9en beteit demoht, m,fhe an
Ser Sdfet oes Norofdnoers i'm 7riibs
lommer iehr betis6t Ino. gu elmer
3,it. ol Die 6etgsiIenosn norofih:1
Qrooutte nod niht oas a0pfdsn
ous rem 8oner berporqeitrett BADEN.
Donsbsn miro bier aud QlialFa iehy
erfclqreih aebaut.
OsThdftlihe Organization halb TO-
3iatIItiIhen Ghordtters trGqt bier
ebenfa0s T.hr oa3u lei. sen Bermus
oosrpisbsin WnbtItono INNER mebr al
ItsiQern. 0i2ler anoeren 9eiipiel.n
M8 Wtiten8 uno Noromeitens fol-
geno. haben oiei. Tormer I'D gu Ell
nsm S6uB=8 erban0e oere::.iqt. fez
tannt inter Dem Ndmen gGoutherp
Cerus Grotpers' N0%otiatior'. Dieter
Werbano brinot tets Die Grnis ein,s
oeQe5enen 8s3irfs ais Gc53es 3u
Mdrtte, bait bic TreiTe bod uno
iitert Bic bette Bt6anotuhg. Nnrerer=
isit5 Qdrontiert er aber aud fir Die
Giits oes Qroou.tes i'm Giratfnen.
0ieit iun9e (annmirtIt4ftlihe On
ouItrie ppm Sioneit Seras MAJ
I6liebIid nod oen Qan3sn 8eoari
4neritas an Bermuda 3,:;pie6..n"
oeden. defenders msnn bic 8abnsges
f0roerunQspreiie nitt All bod 9es
iAraubt fperoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-03

mar. ors stnsr ser Isgten feines
Stammes 8eigroo az %perIaiTen hno
fif 3u ieiner 5amilie in lem bosni=
ihen Grte S6amas ~ begsben. Wit
ihr perlor Die Stabt enen ihrer dlisz
i'en Wit6irger uro ef1en Der rpentz
qen. BIZ. bic aroBen hitoriihen Grz
eiqniiIe Gss b0riqen Sa6rhunosrts
nod islbit miter!sbt hattsn. sSebt hort
man. boB 49meo tot If. lnterpeqs
tru er. rpchl peaen ieints osenteuer-
llfen Quf9uqs uno Der untenn.nis
frtmoer Gprdhen u~ufqs5olten Jno
pen Der QoIi3ei nerf1fnt moroen
iein. un0 als er enoli6 il 5AomaB
ZEN Seinen Qecsn 9ijroih1ft dusee=
mllster, r7uroe. if sr teiIs on .rauris
Qtn Grle6nifen Der lehten Wofen
tells rem u~nafiiflitea @srltuF is'ner
er'ten Reiie un0 ibren Strdpdspn err
leoen. fern BON geIQra0. mo CT iein
Qdn}es 0sben perbroft unn n Ie,uet
he'fleioenen 0er'on bie Sraoi0ie res
f'irtiiden Gaiierreifes pertorprt bat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-03

Extraordinarily.

Us tann NIT SIhsrhFit aeioat meroen.
bag IN elHer ~SeriammIun3 pon I 0 g1eu@
inen iunfunbliebig Erosent oericlhen an
iraero elufm N,a4eRubei itloen. 8etptR, I'M
Aliaemeinen 9%flQrohen, lit Foer @tnielne
oafIr ielblf p-epaHtuprtltdl. Ser MaaeH III
ems Der Gr9anc oes mfulditen G3rpsis,
Der dm mtlitH mtBJrautt mira. ntdG Gina.
neil i'd Ter 3nrdpi hnIttsneuIh ielbf itha-
ogen nil. ionorrn metl II ourh aufennt=
NJ oet 1,eiaHhbtiisregelu iSfhler IN Der
5t0r b(etbt, ~ Idle Sauren uno Snialnz
eungen les 4,0atns bfruurruIen.
Sc scIUohnlldn Ten uno an leihteIteu su
temcrteuDs II SnE u3ome elnes ~Atdgenubtls
Nno Apptt t~urrlulL. ee 'dbmadlo j9teit. ipa.
ter Grbrea;ea uno Sdlmersen, 5rud in
Der Maaengeser9, Der mandmal faum III
ertra4en lit uno Der curb Die @ntSuloung
i'm Wiagen htrpprarruiPn MIRO. IS MIRO iin
mo alIdlerlptlie a IT. i8lfdlter u idnut I'M
gtnnoe emit lsn, Ole ,3unge MIRO trodtu
eridlelncr uno mrtr ODER penl9er isleoer
wtro perhanoen lem. ,Sn eIntgen ,Salen
mtrocn SdUinoelanIdlle un0 &opfueh be-
meribur Ino ltets III EN- brenuenofr 2urit
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