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The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10
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i.esrssea.g tAs ssesetaiy ef agriculture
eotaAe szPseinsa4 stasisa AssA, CAarsss
r. Tew win @ - WashiAgtoG anl ssk
for an spprspristisa II elo, 600 from
-S' ss-;c: tSis, t1s5 sAPerss nay
be sent to study The disease which AAs
almost ruined tAs potato business in
THE section.
Twenty nea have nedeea . 4eeess
tract to The eovss.neit IL it win esa-
duet ths .sesssasy szpesinsa1A
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10
CHANGE N oWNWam

I hsvs ssA I'll " rish4 tis's aad
interest In tAs GlsowoeA Nersaatils
seaPaay - NJ. Il. o. Dwitase Who
has taksa sAaEgs sf IL Sasinsss aad
win Sssoss& ~ sans In ~ fotass.
Il wa.t - sAaAh ~ pssPas q 0lsa.
weea "a visi.ity - tAsir kbssal pat-
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WITH ~ bssiaso ~ - SssPsAk II
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- ~ eapnag - sslssesa - oats
sasiy sseelsa4 vitA - - vieA 1ls
0witse.
JOHN soEnrAM.
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10
NEWS ,
BUYERS

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1sss lsts in go sssids.ss Psstssa Il
o3sawssl opls.did loeaessa Ter .
ssnbse e cottages. Owner win aaks
. eesA price and give satisfsetery
tssns % part Of amount CAll q tAis
eefiss fse PaztieslasA
Fer 0als-1oderl Groom cottage anl
. lsts n 0ls.weea. Call - 4 NaAil-
laa, 1905 Cooper avenue. l-l3-s-3
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Box llS Gypsan, Ola.
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sals sAsep. ess Woody. l-ls
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The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10

AAsaDA Merriam, whs spent several
weeks h tie BsusA creek section pros
peetiAG = aGAin st he0s. He says II
may sseasa latse, bst IT fsr IT, psss.
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10
~A. &AHoas owzns

b. a ,oW1e.s9, Sssase sss.ty sso-
nisisaNs w. ssssatiy sast h ~
with ~ DssBls 4 sss city 81 AssiSs1
that - - - VIE oAsah naho this
their 1sns. sssesl = fsw aays fssa.
ardsss nnsA wssk a.A tAsa PsfsAsssa
tie sa11ss sRssssy, saksry asa ness
store hnuun - IL 0asnweed 4seean-
tile ss0eaav. H. ewitsee pulled On .
whits epssa - began aispsssing tAs
good oA1np h . nAAnse which fsro'
tells enossA He b knswn throsgAost
the ssaa1y al WIN ever be feund wita
.everrthirg- Tar. the tshle a7<1 ,r;i.. a
corps e wiling. courteous assistants.
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10

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The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10

oeapsse asilss4 tnGssa1eo-1
TAsaAs' Delsetas OIL Ese euzz
sealds, eses aad soefgsneies. An ars
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10

0lx sesa Assss ia gssA ssaAitisa aAd
0sas lsts in gssa sssidssss Psst3sa ot
ossawssA epas.did Ioeseisa fse .
s1nSss e cottages. Owner win naks
Q eosA price and give satisfsetefy
tssns % part Of amount CAn at tAis
eefiss fse pastie.lasA
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10

m Q sssase lssstiss b ssd6e0el
Psstisa q city - ssvss 81 W1ess
n1A ~ hsAt fss . ,anAse e ~
1Aess, ell at III skfSss.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-18

j. F. RenshGw is at home from a
business trip thru Iowa.
Our line of Fall Hats ready for
inspection. Miss SaIlie Rouse.
Ben Pocket attended the show
at Hannibal yesterday.
Mrs. Fannie Hump hrey of Lake
nan is visiting relatives here
Mrs, George Hagan is visiting
relatives near Stoutsville.
Mrs. E. T. Scott of Woodland was
here shopping Tuesday.
Miss Katie Meyers spent yester-
day in Quincy.
Mrs, 0. II. Saunders and son of
Hannibal were here Tuesday.
Jasper Henderson, wife and
daughter, Mrs. C. P. Forsythe spent
yesterday in Quincy.
Mrs. A. Stiner of St. Louis is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Isaac McIn-
tire.
E. E. Vowel and wife, of Golden,
ILL.,, are spending part of the week
here.
Mrs. D. H. Stew ems visited rela-
tives in Shelbina the first of the
week.
Mrs. Walker Vanskike and baby
have been visiting relatives in
Hunnewell.
Hiram Collins of Shelbina visited
his sister. Mrs. F. M. Wilson part of
of the week.
Mrs, Fannie Fielder spent part OF
the week in Palmyra with her sis
ter, Mrs. L. D. Cort.
Miss Clara Dunn went to Column
bia Thursday where she is taking
a course in journalism.
Marion Abbott came in from
CnlcagO friday.
Prof ]. B. Kopf returned to Hen
ry, ILL.,, Saturday.
j. Gardner Wade spent part of
the week in Minneapolis.
Mrs, Elizabeth Curtis left Thurs.
day for her home in Chatsworth, iii.
Come and see our line of Hats
before buying
Miss Sallie Rouse.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-18
For Sale.

Red River Valley Land in North
Dakota and Minnesota near Fargo
and Morehead The best land in
the world. To people in position to
invest $4,000 or more. | will make
$40 rate to Fargo, North Dakota,
and return at any time you will go.
See me.
If N A. DRESCHER.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-18
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
co-partnership exising under the
firm name of Drescher & Woodson
is mutually dissolved. We will
occupy the same office as hereto
fore and will individually conduct
u real estate business.
w. S. Woodson.
N. a Drescher.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-18

For several years at this time of
the year we have been advising our
patrons to sell any marketable
poultry before the October break in
prices, and as the break has always
come we think that it will this year
and would advise selling within the
next two weeks any poultry you are
going to dispose of soon.
Henderson & Sons Produce Co.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-18

man to make laws for $1,000 Ray
ties
The Missourian has not raised a
local question of late that is more
potent to lovers of good roads and
good laws.-Jewell Mayes in Rich
mond Missourian.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-18

Call at Miss Rouse's
Millinery Store and buy
a New Hat or have your
old one made over.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-18
A Timely Question Raised That Is
of Importance TO Us All.

roads question, and in a CuTreht
edition raises a query that at once
commands The Missorrian's atten-
ton.
Editor Rouse says that the day is
here for the people of Missouri to
take a more lively hand in the Sc
lecting of two kinds of their public
servants the members Of Congress
and the members of the Legisla.
ture.
Coming to think of the PROPOSE
ton, in a general way, Rouse is
right-the people will not be apt to
get what they need in the way of
road Improvements unless they Sc
lect the right sort Of lawmakers.
The day is at hand when the ma
tional government is about to take
a share in good roads SoTk Why
delay that step? Why shall the
farmer wait always for relief?
The farmer is the salt of the
earth why should he pay taxes,
direct and indirect. to sustain every
national enterprise and let his roads
90 unaided, unnoticed? The day Of
national aid for good roads is at
hand why not let every Missouri
ian bend his energies to boosting
this interest in the national Con-
gress?
Congressman Shackelford'S plan
to pay so much per mile per year
on every rural route sounds like
the best proposal to date. But if
there be anything better, let US have
it. Missouri Congressman should
be sounded strong on this question.
that they may know that our peo-
pie endorse and approve national
aid for rural roads rather than ma
tional motor car race tracks.
Taking it for granted that Con
gresham Joshua W. Alexander is
exactly right on the rural good
roads question, let the consideration
of the Monroe County Democrats
suggestion be brought still nearer
home -,. 80 .--~- era. .-.. -..'
Coming close home. onto the very
hearthstOne as it were, it is now
soon to be up to Rayites to select a
Representative in the Lower House
at Jefferson City.
Ray County, for the past two
terms, has had in Representative F.
L. WillefOrd a faithful friend Of
good roads Now, in 1914. whom
shall be his successor?
Ray County should send a man
to Jefferson City who will represent
the progressive spirit of construct
i've road making in northwest Mis-,
s)uri.
Ray County should be a leader
and needs an aggressive and forceIul
floor leader this time Let the PEG.
pie cast around for and seek out
man who can do the very largest
amount of service to the state.
What is the name of the Rayite
whose name spells all this? Gentle
men, when you shall have picked
him out, draft him to this place so
small in pay and so big in response
bility.
The ensuing term of the Missouri
Legislature will be full of import
ance in the making of laws. The
road laws of this state are crude
and imperfect-and the next session
will doubtless re-write the laws on
road making. The Rayite who can
do the most in drafting and putting
into the state books the road laws
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-18
For Quick Sale.

65 acre farm 6 miles from Mon
roe City 5-roOm house, barn and
out buildings, deep well and wind
mill. Price $55 per acre, posses,
sion this fall.
1925 NODE GREEN.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-18

The P. E. O.'s will have a call
meeting at the residence of Miss
Bertha Jaeger, Saturday afternoon
at 2:30.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-18

Mrs. James Ragar and sister,
Miss Amy Morthland spent Satur-
day in Quincy.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-18

Mrs. G. W. O'Brien of Lentner, is
spending the week with her son,
J. L OBrieD.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-18

}. D. Brandmeyer who has been
visiting at New London, Iowa re-
turned Friday
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-18
Railroad Ties.

We are now in the market for
railroad ties and will be pleased to
furnish you with specifications
Get busy and make your ties and
haul them in while the roads are
good.
j. H. Finks,
TN. Boulware.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-18

Mrs. S. R. Meyer, of Roscoe, Iowa
spent the latter part of last week
with friends here,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-18

For latest and attractive styles
in Millinery, call on
Miss Sallie Rouse.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-18

Mrs. D. L. Redd, of Palmyra Wis
tied Jas. Reid and wife the first of
the week.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-18

Jim Nickel of Hannibal is with
old friends here.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-18
For Exchange.

have a fine 80 acre farm to Ex-
change for Monroe City property.
1912 w. S. Woodson.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-18

Mrs. J. F. George and daughters
are visiting relatives in Callao.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-18

Mrs. L j King Of Shelbina. spent
part of the week with Mrs. j. S.
Ezlea
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-18

Harry Yates, of Harrington, Texas,
is visiting his many friends here.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-18

Mrs. H. w. Mccormick spent part
of the week with her mother in
Hannibal.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-18

Harry Wood and family who
have been visiting relatives here
returned to Macon Friday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-18

NODE GREEN.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-18

old one made over.
J. D. Brandmeyer who has been
visiting at New London, Iowa re-
turned Friday
Mrs. S. R. Meyer, of Roscoe, Iowa
spent the latter part of last week
with friends here,
For latest and attractive styles
in Millinery, call on
Miss Sallie Rouse.
Mrs. L j King of Shelbina, spent
part of the week with MRS. j. S.
Ezlea
Mrs. H. w. Mccormick spent part
Of the week with her mother in
Hannibal.
Miss Hazel Finney is spending
the week in HunneEell.
E. A. SOrrell of Maryville joined
his family who have been here for
two weeks.
Mrs, F M. Wilson spent part of
the week with relatives at La Plaza
For Sale 2 2.year old bucks and
several early buck lambs.
If. Charles L. Elzea.
Harry Wood and family who
have been visiting relatives here
returned to Macon Friday.
Harry Yates, of Harrington, Texas,
is visiting his many friends here.
Mrs. J. F. George and daughters
are visiting relatives in Callao.
Mrs. D. l.. Redd, of Palmyra Wis
tied Jas. Redd and wife the first of
the week.
Jim Nickel of Hannibal is with
old friends here.
For Exchange.
have a fine 80 acre farm to Ex-
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-09-18

Miss Hazel Finney is spending
the week in HunneEell.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22
Safer 3israng pDn @urtbiugton, Sa.,
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22
Wabcn fir bic Gcntralitclc.

Mcrlbc Ncoattion! - Nn6c BOZ,
Srn. Wiifc Ncpcrlc, Gcrtrnicrlslnunn
in Sncrsuilt, 3d.. ipcitcrc @clocr mir
bu5 StubicnbnlrS crhaltcn: Sobdnl
Cher, $500; Mid Cid, $500; Yctcr
Gid, $500; s.. Snrncn Srpc. 500;
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@ptt. Srelmb(idlcr Ycicr, licbc HcIc@
rim bair aud Oh id)pn ctipn@ iunt
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parali dlfmcrfiam. &iclc SrDptlctl
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mochicn 81 elmer groBcn Slnnmc an,
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bcs StubicnbauicS. &ic piel Suites
bnt sic Grntrolitcllc bcrcitc actban 5nr
Ioif9duifldrung ul0 SdnlunN mno
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22
Neutrality-suspicious.
.3ercittiote Staten.
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f0nntcn. &ier 1ciBt Is luicNcr ctnntd!
fir bic Surcmburgcr Der Staot. Iolinu~
rid lidI nl5 ~Slrcmbltrgcr 5ciBcn uno
I'M g%cnanltcn Sage an Srt nm
Stcllc IcilL, nm 81 5cigcn, onB mir
aud in Der nciIcll 0cindtb Na9 set
Der ySrDitcriu Der Sctrilbtcn" f%cicrt.
nud) altem lD6lidcu @rnufc. Sua
ScitsGpmitc criIht alIc Sllrcmbllrger
Der Stabt, IN icncr bcbrcn Seller ltd)
poll5dblig 81 bctbcili8erL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22
Sin rie M;itglictcr, Srcnnec nio
W5mner bcS Gcntral= Icrcius.

Sic @cridtc iibcr sic llcbcriipucn,s
miingcI in Gbip mnS Snoinna lnllcil
cricbc:i, bnb nlm picic inlcrcr
6runSc urb %crcinsacEoilcit it1rpcr
bcimgciud't prrbcn unb Der. idncllcn
3Iis bcHiirftig iIlin. %on Sritcn Der
oort!gcn Stdntspcrbnlbe TrdliScntcit
crgcht all ms Die %ittc, Den . Scnt
llnglild Sctroficncn 5n &i!fe 81 toma
men. SGiu mir habcr lillcrc ETlid)t
Inn lt,ucrn nad ArGitcn bel, iru Die
Moth 5u linbcru. Ipclhc Iid jest. lladle
Fem Die 9robtc @cfobr uorbci i't,
bpppcit filhlbnr mddt.
gftlOc 0a6cu icube man an SoIcpb
Srcn. II 60. &aibin9ton Squdrc,
9tcip Yort Sim, pbcr an Den &r0Iibcne
Ten rc1 Ct. Sonifotiuse Smpc8 bon
Soma. %crn 9fcp. j. ). @runc, Ilton.
,Spipn.
Su Der 5llpcrlihtlidcn griunrtln9.
bag bicicr Bite iibcrnll i'll ircigcbi9cr
@ciic cntIprodlcn pcrbc. 5cid)nct nit
Srubcrgrub SoicpD Siren,
Yrdiihcnt bcs 9cntralsTcrcins.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22
Aus Srr aepsbiih 5s1fxiho.
Gpnititutipualiitcn iupllcu in lGngitcns
icdJ5ig 3agcn tit Mcricu 9th
ctnriifen.

Hdap. IriSonn. 20. Ipril. -
NcEcrnl I.paro Sbcrcaph Gonmtdn@
cant bcr Sniilrgcntcn im 8rcn5ltnat
Sonrrn, Der Hn0p, SpnoruJ Den Nnlls
bcn Der mcrifdniiAcn @unhcstrllppcit
cntriB, CAB bcutc Die iolgcnoc Or
fldrrrng nb:
0Sn ldlgitcns icd)5ig Sngcn lpcrncn
Sic GoEititltionnliitcr Die Sdllptltdot
bca @nlhcs. ipcnn CO icin muB, I'M
Stlrm ncbnter.
.Salls Die Vulocairuppeil Oraila
me- nid)t ucrlniicn, pcrbcn lld) il@
Icrcu Sircitfrdftcn 5000 Mnill aus
Dem Stdatc SinnlpG ilnb 1000 Mann
aus Scpip inter Commando pc9
Sbcritcn Wartinc5 &inp6o, fcrner A.
600 Iann aus Moreloo inter 8e@
neral 3apn,a uno 10000 Wann aus
Soubuiln inter Ser pcr'prltd)cn Set>
tlilg Occ 0oupcrncnrs Sarran6d an
IflicBcn.
.In Der Spibe rnh al5 Sbercomz
morlbanf bieier Strcitmaht ipiro
@pnpcrncur Garransn I'M Srirmpb III
Die rationale 6nliptifdbt einriiden.
GS bcitcbt ald) niht Der gerin9lte
3pciicl. bn6 eS ibnt p%prbcbaltcn ut,
ais ndhiter Yrdiincnt Die @cifide
Wcrito's 6u lenfcn."
Ncm Orleans. Ga, 20. Ipril.
- Sdglih t~rcffcu militdriide nno
pplitiidc Siibrcr ans Icrifo bier Gin,
Don bencn lid Die mciitcu auf Der
Hciic noh Goabuila b~efinben, INN IiH
nit 0pupcrnciir Gnrran5a 81 pereinis
gen. Sberit z. @. @arcia, ebemals
9omntnnbnnt i'm Stadtc 3ncatecas,
propbc5ctt. baB Gorran6d Ipdtcltcns
am Is. SUM als &rdiibent Der meris
faniitcu Hepublif ein9cicst ipcroen
lpirh.
= Mad, Der @rfldrung @arcia's IoI
bic ScpDlferuig Ierifo's iiber Die bon
Der Siierto' ihen Hc9ieruiig periibten
Hohheitcn mo Den Scrlld), cine Wilis
tdrz Siftatur ein5uiiihren, anf9ebraf>
ter icin. ais inter irgcnb einem ieiner
@oradnger auf bcm Yrdiibcntenitubl.
Sic He9ierun9struppeu, 10 iagte CT,
icngcu unb bremen aIentbalbcn uno
pcrid,uncn iclbit nicbt frieblid,e Siirser.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22

Slu9blatt. .upm Sd)latc 81 erluadIcil
lno ms bleibt nod) Die Inf9nbc. Die
W(ittcl oif5nildlcn, lppourdl mir ms
ans bcnt i~o5inlcu @crocrben crbebcrt
tonncn." - Stilnbcn Der Gcntrolltcilc
Gle Die Gidcla mn Sirncs sur yer
iii9ung, iucldlc unn0tbig fir GanSn,
Woniil9 Eictilrco, etc, aua9cgcbeil
lpcrbcn, JIG t0nnic morgcn nit ncnl
Sau pc5 StubicntuuicS bcHinncn ltt,o
he5Iclbc idulncnfrci binitcllcn. Spfcrc
Seine 0nbc fir hicic3 noble Inter
nchmcn bc5 Gcntrn! : &crcina. -
Ocorg SteI5lc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22

bcltcn pprau fommt, Der bic llnpera
ifdmtcltcn G%1enbpaen bat. Illd) IN
9apcrn fam mo Gin 2icb bnpon
iiil9cn! SrpB alien libcralen &C.
Id,mdB n1b @cidlnobbcr iibcr Die
.Gc1triimahcrridJuft in 0nncrn"
hcrrid]t duf Den bnreriidcn llnipers
litdtcn 8. .. cine 10 id)reicnbe 1Sinpns
ritdt 5u ltu9linitcn Der &atbplifcn, DAB
cs gcrnbc5u unbcgreiflih lit. Bon
zen brci bprtigcn llnipcrlitdtcn lit CIR
langcn id)on cinmal confciiipneu
proicituntiidl mn yfatbolifenrein".
Miind,cn uno 8iir5burg linb itiftun9Sz
gcrtdb iutboliih, n6er Die 3ablen
rcbcn nnpcr5. Sic Wtiind,cner @cr>
bdltniiic Gabcn 3pillingsdbnlidfcit
nit Der StraBbur9cr llniperlitdt. mo
ma 81 prpteitantilchc. icd)s iiibiid)e
mn bier, - iaec uulb ihrcibc pier
fntbnliihe 8 binnri e II
6dblt i! @iir5bur9 lit nift bener!
@enn Sas 10 nciter gebt, bann lpcr@
Den bic aatbolifcn nod gang aus Den
bnpcriiden 6pdidJulen binaus9eippr@
fcnl 3u iold)er nSplcran5" bilrfs
ten lid aber Die bnperiihen aatho>
lifcn rid,t peritebcn, benn Sas ipdre
bod Su piel = @cmiitblihfeit! Sier
mib Die Hcgierung rlobil gemuft
merpcn; mar mus 6eigcn, Dab man
Sd)neib bat! Hatiirlid,, - ipirb man
Chen iasen, = fcbcn mir auf
Siihtiefcit, auf Qualification, any hte
Gpnfeiiipn ieben mir nid)t, aber n,crts
niiroig lit unb blcibt es bod, boB Die
1roteitanten INNER am beIten voIdlt>
fight" iinbl Sic bapcriihen 9atboz
lifen iinb. jest mobil eemaft, lie lper>
Den lid ipcbren. tpilnl6en mir bon
5erSen beiteu @rfolg. 'rnntcr nit
benz i3upf!