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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-15
A WiFEs oIARvi

Read the FIRST chapter of Tho.
Confessions Of q Wife" In the
Times next Monday. Nov. II. Read
what Margaret Hastings" thought
about on the day before her we'd.
ding.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-15

Dogs bit 1871 persons In New York
city between Jan. and Oct. II this
year, according to statistics compiled
by the department Of health.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-15

During 1912 about one hundred and
ffty-seven million SIX hundred thou
sand people rode In the omnibus lines
OF Berlin. about one-thfrd OF this num-
Der In the power buses.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-15
FOR sALE-FARMs.

so ACRES---40 acres clear. balance
woods. barn 2Gx30, cow stable and
outbuildlnEs; small house, good Well
all newly fenced: price $1,000; $500
down. Ed De Grandchamp Co.. -20I
Gratiot-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-15

,: - r, g: 3 j e::. ..:fs. "--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20

since that time ths Injunction has been
tn constant uss ~ the exploiting classes
as means whereby 90 supprs.. and ep.
press tho producers = wealth
Tho inJuaetiou a. ". knos ~ today sets
asifs iAtors constitutional rights and
safeguards IN disputes between capital
and labor. the Judge becomes the iury,
and may pas strained construction upon
the Law Which In reality amounts q
legislative enactment. and Tor tho viola
Ton % the courts order the infividua
IL IN contempt % court and for the %
fsn.s may b tried without jury and pun
ish-f the arbitrary viii - the jpfg'
may see fit as tho foiiSviux dscisiau'
will show
The boycott tby iahov) has b~~p judged
unlawful. Thomas v cincinnsti Ssu
orleans q T~sss Pacific Railway Gem
panyi. 81 Fsd Rep so
Tn. black list (by eapItap has been
judged lawful fS~w York. Chicago
-. i.oui. Railroad Company " schAffsrl
s. ohio az
The .trih. 1br labor, ha. been judged
unlawful fffnitsd states v Cassidy 81
all. 81 Fed Rep s,s
Effort. n tabor to organize union. In a
shop has be~s judged unlawful tioevs
81 al v fawior 81 al D.. sos Z 3It
Contract WORT to union house has been
Judged void. estate " Tooici. - Mont
~.
Constitutional To discharge = man for
belonging to u union. fWiliiam Adah v
United statssl. 2os q iei.
Constitutional to require mon n leave a
union. People Harry Aar-us1, tss
y 1877
Union labor has not right TO oondnet
% strike. tAlfrsd vs. Booth Bros y
Burgess =, ali. as All Rep 9as
Uniawfui 10 induce non union n,en ia
quit work. Enterprise Foundry CO v
Iron Moulfers' Uuionl. ii2 ~ W tsS
Labor. unfair list Judged forbidden by
In INJUNCTION. wilson - al. v Hey 81 all.
Employer has right IN bar out union
fFlrrcus " SMITH 1919 Pa 81 i2s
Unlawful to threaten To strike. fJohn
o. urisn " People sI rel Kellogg Switch
board a supply Coz. 9is III 49,.
Unlawful to ask reasons for discharge.
wallace v gsorgia. Carolina a North
sru Railway COZ. % Ga 7ai
Black listing cannot he prohibited.
Estate 81 Wisconsin sr rel. Theodore I'll
nor v T.oui. J KrsutEbersb. 81 L. n A
7v
Maint aiming picket IL unlawful
fAtrhison Topeka a Santa Re Railway
Co v Geo ef all. IA Fed Rep ss7.
Cnnno, limit the hours Of labor by Law
Holden " Hardy. its u. r sss.
I, would require volumes TO act forth
tho Instances where the Injunction has
been used ne wea pom Of capitalism In
putting the rights of the dollar above the
rights Of the man
Thi. IL the most dangerous power eS-
eroissd IN the United states today. and
should be exercised only when and where
an frrspnrabis injury would he done
through malicious wrongful and unlawful
acts and the injured party would be with
out a remedy 10 recover for such damage
by an action At Law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
RODMAN Law IN
HOSPITAL AGAIN
IN DEATH STUNT

NEW YORK. Oct. 2o.-Rodmar
Law-you know Rodman t-Rodmar
Of the "movles"f--ls all hunsed up
aeala.
Rodman Is the lad who, with his
sister on his back. rode motor.
cycle off the Brooklyn bridge while
the camera man turned his crank.
Rodran was all bunaed up.
When he cot out OF the hospital
h. jumped off the Statue of Liberty
with . parachute. IL was Ions
fall. There's not much harm In
falling, It's the bump NJ the bottom
that hurts Rodman hit the water
with an awful splash. and was all
bungei up,
While they were patching him up
ut the hospital. Rodman thought OF
q new one. II was 10 have himself
shot out OF cannon at the moon
aud drop with a parachute.
The explosion was tremendous
q IS. The cannon went off with
a frightful racket but Rodman as
n proieetile was fiEEle lie wedg.
ed In the cannon. When they pried
him out he was. naturally, all bung.
cd up.
Rodman's last one was pulled off
at Midland Beach. He is In tho
hospital now. He dived from a
height OF 100 feet from a hydro-aer
opla1s going 70 miles an hour into
the bay.
IL WAS wonderfully thrilling az,
spectacular. and should look fine on
the screens.
Rodman was all bunged up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20

VITA Capt. ayers Vale at the
helm and a goodly company OF sea.
men tthe rest OF the Reliance com
pany) for a crew. and Block island
as the port. a number OF film
storles OF the sea will be pro.
duced. The Power OF the Sea
and "A Man and Woman" are
two of the future releases.
The officers and members Of the
crew OF the Kaiser Franz der Crosse
were the guests OF the Reliance
company al n special performance
OF the two-re.l Reliance feature,
Targets OF Fate" This was In
the nature OF an appreciation 20
the men for the courtcsies extended
20 the film-men In the making OF
the feature. many scenes OF which
were taken on tho big steamer.
Sin the WlIds Of Africa" at the
Aihambra
Another wild animal picture will
be the feature OF the programme at
the Aihambra this week. The plot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
AT THE MOVIES

Is very simplc--in fact. Is only an
excuse for the thrilling Wild animal
scenes. A child IL saved by chin.
pankee from a lion. woman look.
Ing Tor the lost child Ia freed by a
lion. a couple In search OF the WON
an encounter the lion. and there is
some shooting Then natives burn
the house. 4 tame elephant Fix.
urcs Ia the finish OF the story.
Colonial Until Tuesday Night
The Bridge OF shadows" Selig.
? reel drama SO Runs tho Way. -
Biograph drama. Matrimonial
Maneuysrs. vitagraph comedy
Clemrcr Until Tuesday Night
The Pirates reel vitagraph
comedy drama: "Pathes Weekly. :"
worlds news. "Alkhlic Ike and the
Wild Man" Essanay comedy.
Dream Until Tuesday Night
In the Haunts 81 Fear" paths
2.reel drama. The Girl Across tho
Way" Telegraph drama: "A Deal In
oil" Lnbin drama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
A CITY ISJusCTIONIzED

when n court Judge takes the respousi-
hlllty unto himself 20 snjoin two hundred
ana nfty thousand people from exercising
tho constitutional right Of free speech and
asHeubiaKe. II IL hiEh time for the people
10 possess themselves Of lawful remedy
FOR the correction Of such abuse Of Judi.
ciai discretion.
A court Judge should not consider that
ne exercises any power the Judge 10
merely the instrument through which the
power ~ the law IL given expression and
force. and. tho constitution being the 81
prrfna law, e IL the duty Of the court to
rive effect 70 tho constitution and 30
guide his judgment that tho constitution
al riRb,a Of The citizens are not ignored.
and A. the same time tho public good
mus, be sought and oonformed to.
~ however. iniunotions are to be
prantd simply because a citizen complains
mai one annoys or diaturbs him. indeed
mo fudge sets himself above all law and
axercisss an arbitrary Will. The remedy
Tor surb offenses ta prosecution by the
citv or state itself for disturbing the
peare or creating nuisance. 80 that the
nartv charged may have the right 20 trial
~ Jury. because the jury alone must be
IL fudeas Of tho facts ana thereby de-
,.,rnino the question 81 fact whether an
o,,onso vas Intended N an offense was
committed --(AdvertisomentD
ITO be continued
EDWIN J. BROWN
ia First Az. Union Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
DIZZY, HEADACHY,
SICK, 'CASCARETS'
GENTLY CLEANSE YOUR LIVER
AND SLUGGISH BOWELS
WHILE you SLEEP.
Get n 10.cent box.

Sick headache. biliousness, dizzi
ness. coated tongue. foul taste and
foul breath-always trace them "a
torpid liver: delayed. fermentins
food IN the bowels or sour. gassy
stomach
Poisonous matter clogged In the
intestii es. instead OF being cast out
OF the system. is re-absorbed into
the blood. When this poison reach
es tho delicate brain tissue II causes
congestion and that duh, throbbing
sickeping headache.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse
the stomach, remove tho sour. un-
digested food and foul gases, take
the excess bile from the liver and
carry out all the constipated waste
matter and polsons In the bowels
A Cascaret tonight will surely
ssraignten you out by morning
They work while you sleep--a 10
cent box from your druggist means
your head clear. stomach sweet
and your liver and bowels regular
for months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
WOMAN TO HELP

Women students at the state
university will keep itemized ac-
counts Of their expenses during the
coming halfyear TO aid the indus
trial welfare commission OF the
state in its work OF fixing a min
imum living wage for women EN-.
ployes.
The cooperation OF the college
women was asked by Or. Theresa
Mcmahon. instructor in the depart
ment OF political science. who is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
"sApAo" AT BOURNE
THEATRE THIS WEEK

The Melbourne theatre played TO
big crowds yesterday. The attrae.
ton was the Florence Roberts pro.
duction Ia pictures OF "Sapho, =
the same picture that Was shown
at the Moore last week. Eugene
Levy has secured tho state rights
on tho Roberts "sapho." and will
take II on the road aftor a weeks
run NJ tho Melbourne II f. n ak.
part production and shows Plor.
enc Roberts in her fayorite drama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
cop IS ARRESTED

VANCOUVER. Wash. Oct. 20
Jack Smith. patrolman. caught In
dry goods store by the proprietor.
U. l. Frazier. and marched To tho
police station at the point OF a gun.
today stated that he would demand
an Investigation.
Frazier had been missing goods
for months. and with his friend had
been lynx in wait for possible In
truders.
Smith claims he entered the store
10 investigate noises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
AID HEBREW SCHOOL

Eugene Levy, owner OF the Mel
bourne theatre, has donated 1000
tickets In aid of the Modern Hebrew
school, 18th av and Fir st. which
was recently established under the
direction OF DIR. l.. Jacobs. These
tickets may be obtained from y.
Herman. president OF the school,
20b First av. s., or s. Gradsten, sec
rotary, i07 l4th nv s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
NEWLYWEDS ALONG

CHICAGO. Oct 20.--When the
two major league clubs. the New
York Giants and the Chicago White
Sox len on their jaunt around the
globe. five newlywcds accom-.
panied the teams. The bridal
couples aboard the special will
have reached six. when the players
arrive In Tacoma. Jack Fournier
will join the party with his bride
In that city.
The newlyweds are: Mr.. and
Mrs. James Thorpe. Mr.. and Mrs
Larry Doyle, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Tesreau. Mr.. and Mrs Louis Com.
iskey and Mr.. and Mrs. Tex Rus.
sell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
TOURISTS TICKLED

The new tariff bin Ia making n
hit with tourists. according to Spe-
cial Deputy Collector OF Customs
Henry Biackwood for Il allows
them to bring 500 worth OF goods
free OF duty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
PROFESSOR TURNER
TO GIVE ADDRESS

Professor Jackson Turner OF
Harvard, one OF the greatest OF
American historians. has accepted
an invitation to deliver the com
mencement address to the state
university class OF 1914 next June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
ON STUMPiNG TOUR

SACRAMENTO. Oct. 20.-Gov.
and Mrs. johnson left for the East
Sunday. where the governor Will
stump for the progressives in
Massachusetts and New Jersey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
INVENTION or INJuScTIoss

william Howard TAFT OK prssldsnt OF
eating tho Injunction, but the facts are
mai he only gave II application to mod !.
srn Industrial requirements and made ~
a powerful weapon TO bs used by speclal
privilege when a dispute betwe"h .hPI,a,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
WARM IN SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 2o.-The
mercury got up to 90 degrees Sun
day, the highest so late in the sea
son in many years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
A. the Yesler Tonlah,

Saved by the Enemy" two reels
THE Breath Of Scandal" "slue
foot'a Seventh Suicide"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
olymplan Tonight

"A Brothers Loyalty EssAnay
two-phrt feature: Dads Little
GIRL Solig drama. "Cloisonne
Ware" Vi,aEraph educational.
One over on Cutey." Vitagrapn
comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20

one of the members OF the com.
mission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
THE HASroHD IMPEACHMENT

on August as. 1911. mass nesting
xa. called at Drsamiand pavilion for the
.rprs.. purpose o. petitioninE congress
for an Investigating COMMITTEES 70 inve'ii-
x.,. IN. conduct of judge 6 u Hanford
and formulate articles Of Impeachment II
m. findings Of the committee warranted
tho same.
Ths speakers a, tina, nesting we're not
Socialist. nor members ot the I. " ".
organization They were simply men
rho believed that this community had
hem outraged BY n a. T. district Judge.
and they had been selected 20 speak be
-. II their fitness and standing IN
,bis community. and because they ala
taks part In this meeting they we're or
,estsd on the following day and lodged
4, tau up0n silly and frivolous charges.
and after the federal grand Jury refused
20 return indictments all we're as
charged.
rba men arrested we're oliver 7. Briok
.on present city councilman. A. v faW-
cett former mayor Of the CITY o. IatYiha
f,sroy sanders and E " Garfield. editors
OF The seat;ls star. M. Johh ~ Ia''g
Former deputy prosecuting attorney Of
Ktng county; Thomas r. HorneF, we'll
Lnogyn attorney. Paul v. Mohr. a promi
nent member Of organized labor hugo
Kelly a deputy nhoflff. ana WIZ N'N'h
an secretary Of the Municipal owner
80 league These men are too we'll and
savorably known In seattle % require In
PRODUCTION or comment
Their arrest and Incarceration In jall
n.ndfn9 the giving ~ heavy ball was q
proceeding which should dsmonstfats u
any mind that when men are allowed tn
| s..en th.msafves behind the barriers
~ government and under color ~ law
le.o,ci.e tbe powers Of the government o.
preysnt investigation Of exposure OF thsiI
s,,n,xfui act, that We have f9feEons ths
~,'.f~ ~ republican government and
Ig,,,c,sa our liberties 10 be forfeited.
vVbat followed IL now history. but the
-'.ra. and report IN that case, as IN
.s.nv others, demonstrate the absolute
necessity Of tho people essroisins the
,'a,,.r 10 recall Judge who refuses 20
49,. mem and becomes s0lf-satisfled IN
~. exercise Of this judicial office IN serY-
ing special privilege.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
Class A Until Tuesday NIoh,

The Outlaw" vitagrRph drama /.
Twice Rescued" Edison drama
Tho Railroad Detectives Peril. +"
kalcm drama: The Highest hid.
der" and "A Sleepy Romance" Lu.
bin comedies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
TEACH RESCU|NC
HOW TO USE ptJlMoroe

~ ZOE SOLMOT OR
free instruction In first aid
work and in the use of the pulmo-
tor in drowning and other acct
dents is offered now to every stu
dent of the University OF Washing
ton, according to an announce
ment by Professor Joseph Daniels
of the college of mines.
Best modern outside rooms, CSC
to soc. Stewart House, sc West
Stewart.-Adverti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20
The Recall Of Judges
The Elevation Of Our Judiciary
Published and Paid for BY
EDWIN =. BROWN

At no tins or pisr- In the United
s,a,.. hav. the p~opls had such q fit
ting demonstration 20 eonvinos mem OF
,hs necessity for = recall Of Judges as
seattI. has had In the past sin weeks
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25

ten qcitiirSt bate, auf linb bcgab lid
nuf Die Suhc nab icincr Srnut, ppu
Der man icitber uihts mcbr gclort
bate. @r mndItc babel Die Sour
plirh nlc &ouptitdote Gurppna :, I'M
idIicBlim 81 ~crinhrcn bnB SrGulcirl
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bnttc unb inter ungcnummcncm Ma
men irgcllbrpp III Nntcrifn lcbc. Nbcr
and bort fnno CT feline Spur Der Yer
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bic SbDlicc bcs idmebiidcn Sdrons
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itunbbaft Die Ercnc 9ebniteu, ontrcs
ten, nm nad brcibi9idbrigcr Scr
lpburgo5eit Sof5cit 81 baltcn. -
y&nt6. 81"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
sdmierigcr G,Dlotranspurt.

gis Scottlc. @nib., pcrialtet
nntcr'm Satnm bonn 10. Scbrnar:
Ser brltc bier pon GDroopn. Nlnata,
cindclouicnc Sampler yWtaripold"
bat Ooh i'm &crtbc bon ilbcr etilcr
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piclcn Sdlpicri9fcitcn ilbcr 5!pci Mo
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gon 3oitarioo bis Gbitino, elmer
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Gd)littcn beiorbcrt, in Gbiiinn iuliroc
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dber 5lpiid)cn 5luci 9roBe Shnccrutlhe
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3Gbnc bcipnffnctcu @0htern Der Or
prcbsWcicaihait Gag unb giaht DC
mod1t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
llebcr has trnurige Guoc ciucs rs
Sabre alteu bcuiiGJcn Wuiitcrs

miro aus &ropflpn beridJtct: Sbuc
Yicurig III Der 5uidNe uub lalb per-
hiHgcri mnftc lid Der dltc Wnnn erci
Miol uni Den sSeg Spm Scrinbdmt. nm
itirc Weigc i'll p%crpfdnocu. Ibcr
isbc3 Mol fctrtc q luicbcr unL IA CT
c. aidl iibcr'. 3cr5 ~bringen tDnntc,
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DIS lie plGriih cincn oumpfcn SGIl
hGrttn. @pItcr innbcu lie Damn Den
WGnlit2r-cr bieB Steiict-tcnt in lei
Ecm StHbi. 3pci @asbGbnc lpnrcn
auireprcht. Die Giolipc lag uiIf hcnn
&uoch Der Sogcn nuf ben &niccu oc3
ARuiifcrS. Sic Wtniif, pcldc bic
3nmernadbnrn gebort hntttn, luic lie
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cas- Slcrbclico bc3 dltcu Wgiifsra &c
lpcicn. aciicr wor ciuir Gin bcfnmus
ter D'lliitcr IN ScuildJlan0. s&or 20
SnDren fam or in Den Wer. Stnatcu
an, III or 6nblrcidc Shiilcr bate.
Tlo icinc 6rou por iiini Snbrci ltnrb,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25

nacb sen Yldncn aroB 9emlg, nm
Guitiobr5eu9cn nler @rt @elcgenbeit
gum 2onbeu 5u 9ebeu. Nah Den
YlGncn mirb sic Elnttfprm $50 SUB
lang unb 80 SUB brett icin; am cinen
@nbc III cine Tprridtung un9cbrad)t,
burc6 Die cS mir 6ilfc BON Wtald]ilicus
trait mnglib lit, bnS Sad 81 rcr@
Idnqcrn. 9icicr b~clpcglid)c Sbcil Der
Slattiorm lit so Trb lang, 10 baB
mnu I'M Stnnoc lit. Die 2anbungss
ilGd}c nlf insgeinmmt $50 SUB 5n
%pcrldngern. Sic Elnttform lit BON
cincm Spitcm bon &uffcrn llmgebcn,
sic aus 5oucn unb Sanbiddeu be-
itcbcn, 10 bnB tic i'm Motbinllc, penn
Der Siicger icincn Npparnt nidt io@
iprt gum Salten ~brineeu fam, Dem
Inprnll Der &aldincn ltanbbdlt nno
5u9lcidl id)lpcrc Sciddbigungcn ms
ldlieBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
Gin Sureaufraten= Stiidhcn ans
SteicrmGrf.

Sn citcr iteiermGrfiid)en Sropin5s
itabt purbc iniolge S~ooesfalleS Die
Yoitmleiiter@ Stcac neu beiebt. gei
Der hints llebernabme bat Der neue
SoitmeiItcr cnnitatiert, Dab audi Elm
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Irulbcn mcrbcn. Gin alter Siencr bal
lid idlicBlib crinnert. Dn6 Der gciudte
Sdlittcn bel Semanbem in Der Sdcune
beponicrt iit-6ei mem, ipuBte er nidt.
Slim miroe llmfrnge gebaltcn, ieood
obnc GrgcbniB. Crit jest fam Der
Euitmeiiter nIlf Den @ebanten, Dab fiir
biclc Sdclmc m6glidcriueiic Der
Wictb5ln3 gc5ublt mirb, mn tbatIdh>
lid, luurbc geiunben, DuB ein geiuller
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gins fir bic Sdcuulc pom Sulturnr be-
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bcrcn mcbrerc COB. SflieBlid crins
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ipcil hicier @etrug 6creito lei! Dem
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mar. Sic beircficnoc Sd)eunc lei
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