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The daily sentinel., 1913-01-15
BASE BALL BUG
STIRRING UNDER
WINTER COVERS

Already the baseball bug has be-
gun to stir under the deeply piled
covers of his winter bed, and many
local fans have started to brush up
on rules and have taken down their
masks. bats and horsehide spheres to
dust them off preparatory to talking
league and organization of clubs.
In the near future n meeting will
be called in this city. probably early
in February, to discuss the valley
league proposition as early as possi-
BILE. This meeting will be attended
by only the most violently ardent
fans, the peanut and pop-bottle
fiends who never let game pass un-
noticed and who talk in their sleep
of batting averages and new curves.
Herman Vorbeck said this morn
ing: "A nupber of local people are
already dropping in to talk baseball,
and | think there Will be more in
terest in baseball here this year than
ever before.
Jimmy Moorehead of the old
Smudgers team is in the city. and it
is said can be counted on as among
the early promoters of the league.
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Ma. and Mrs. A. J.. ReIender Cele-
hrate Silver Wedding Anniversary

This evening at an elegantly ap-
pointed dinner party at their home
on Main street, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
Relender will celebrate the silver
wedding anniversary OF their mar
riage. White roses and smilax will
be used for the decoration of the
handsomely appointed table. and the
dainty place cards viii also be OF
white and silver.
The following will be guests pres
ent;
Mr.. and Mrs, w. w Campbell, Mr..
and Mrs. J. J. Weigmann. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. l. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. s.
B. hutchinson. MIR. and Mrs. H. w
Daniel, MIR and Mrs. A f. Relender.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Berman, Misses
Helen Lydon Mabel Hutchinson.
Aida Weigman, Nellie Walker. Mes
srs. II. II. Hale, w f. Jordan, C. H.
Ellison, Arlo Weigmann. Albert Be
man and Dallas Walker.
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Shakespeare Club I1nteEtains Their
President, Mrs. IL, r.. TurDin.

Yesterday afternoon the regular
meeting of the Shakespeare club was
held NJ tho home of Mrs. r. p, Col
Inns on Grand avenue. and was turn
ed into delightful little entertain
ment in the nature Of farewell par
ty IN compliment to their president,
Mrs. Il. E. Turpin, who leaves next
Saturday for Denver. where she will
join Mr. Turpin and remain. for sew
oral months. and also as slight
token of the appreciation by the
club of the work which Mrs. Tur-
nin has done since she has held the
office OF president There was
large attendance and, after the regu-
lar program, there was n departure
from the usual order of things in
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snngs of "Lnnisinnn lam"

No other musical comedy pro-
duced in recent years has contained
so many proved musical hits as
Louisiana Lou" which viii be given
here tonight in the Park opera house
by Harry Asl5in's special company.
The publishers OF the music, who
made report of sales and profits
twice year, made their semi-annual
report ON January 6. when it was
disclosed that $4,000 copies of the
various songs had been sold 1t is n
surprising fact that more than 90
600 copies of this number were sold
in England. More than 100000
copies We're of the great ballad in
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Ycnmcn Nlect Thnrl.lny.

The brotherhood Of American Yeo-
men will hold their regular meeting
tomorrow Thursday evening at
Margery hall This will be an i'm
poriant meeting and an unusually in
teresting une. There win doubtless
be very large attendance. There
Will be initiation of new members,
and important business meeting, af-
ter which the new Lady Rowona,
Mrs. }. b. Brewster win serve her
first repast, which will consist Of
IN elegant lunch. The remainder Of
the evening win be devoted to cards
and dancing and general good time
for everybody present. Visiting
members are cordially invited 10 be
present at this meetlngas
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games, music, readings. etc, until a
late hour, when prettlly appointed
lunch was served.
Among those present we're Mr..
and Mrs. VI. Copeland. rr. and Mrs.
w. w. Orr. and Mr. ana Mrs. Henry
Holman. and the Misses Belle Lay,
ollie Rotehford. Helen Sheehan,
Mayme Mckee. Nina Little, Martha
Mathers. Sidna Murphy. Myrtle Shad-
ON, Nell Slower Blanch McKibben.
Mamie Eskridge, Mildred Luryey,
June Johnson. Sophie Bohn, and Ell
sic Maui. and Messrs. Paul Black
well. George Titlow, Oscar Switzer
and Harry Kissinger.
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m of a prettily appointed

the form of prettily appointed
luncheon.
The table was decorated with pink
and white carnations. and an elegant
menu was served, during the pro-
gress of which a pile of letters was
delivered to the guest of honor and
which she opened and read aloud.
There was a little note from each
member present, expressing their re-
gret over the departure OF their
president, and a sincere appreciation
of her services to the club. There
Is little doubt but that Mrs. Turpin
VIII be greatly missed during her
stay in Denver.
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Dinner Parties ON Fridov.

Among the many social functions
of last week were two beautifully ap-
pointed dinner parties, in honor of
popular couples about TO leave the
city, one by Mr.. and Mrs. James Mum
son on Friday evening in compliment
to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wadsworth,
who are have left for San Diego. Cal,
to make their home. and the other
given by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Loeffler,
On the same evening. in compliment
to Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Primrose who
have left Grand Junction TO make
their home in Boise, Idaho
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Lnllles, Nnr,lIr llnss-

This afternoon Il delightful session
OF the Ladies' Needle Glass was held
at the home Of Mrs. b. H. Pettis on
Teller avenue, There was full at
tendance of the members and the af-
ternoon was thoroughly enjoyable
one for all present. Dainty refresh
meuts We're served towards the close
Of the Afternoon. Among those pres
ont We're Mesdames William Bach, e.
Shellenberger, Jack Mayer, Mrs. c.
p, 9eckelli Mrs, George Steele, Mrs.
A. NJ Whitney Mrs, Harry Williams,
and Mrs. j. +. Roth.
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Entertaincd by Mrs. wadsworth.

Yesterday afternoon the NJ. NJ.
Bridge club was most delightfuny en-
tertained by Mrs. Emma Wadsworth
at her home on Gunnison avenue,
Mrs. Wadsworth was assisted by her
daughter Mrs. George Nahstol.
After an enjoyable session of auc-
ton, elegant refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess.
Among those present were Mrs. R.
H. Sawyer, a guest, and the follow
ing members Mesdames Anna X
Rupp, William Van Buren,, Lee Hun
ter, T. NJ. Jones. j. w. Hopkins,
Thomas Sawyer. A. A. Miller, A. NJ.
Bucklin, Frank e Dean, Freuden-
berger and r. NJ. Todd.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Thomas Sawyer.
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RYAN'S BOND
NOT ACCEPTED
Associated Press.

Chicago, Jan. 15LThe bonds Sc
cured Tor the release of Frank NJ.
Ryan, f, II. Houlihan and William
Schupe, sentenced for conspiracy in
the Illegal transportation OF explo-
sives, We're disapproved by District
Attorney Charles W. Miller here to-
day. The bond of $50 900 for Chas.
n. Beum was approved.
Miller declared that the property
scheduled for the bonds for Ryan.
Houlihan and Schupe would not ag-
sregate more than s75,D00, while
$4,000 is necessary. Chicago labor
leaders viii make an effort to obtain
additional sureties
Later the court approved the $780,
600 bond for l.. Reddin of Milwau-
kee
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Nevlywe,Is Meet

This afternoon the young married
people OF the Newlyweds club was
entertained by Mrs. J. e Lowe at her
Pretty bungalow home, corner OF
Tenth and Ouray. Auction bridge
occupied the guests pleasantly during
the afternoon and most delightful
session was closed with the serving
of dainty lunch by the hostess
Among those present We're: Mes
danes Reed G. Miller, w G. Baylls,
George Nahstol. Clarence billiard. A.
u. Baylis, l.. h. Storm, Fred Camp
bell, Bert Strawn, Ralph Todd. sill
mon Smith, Fred Coe, J.sE. Billings.
Jack Austin, Coy Klinger. VIII Orr
and ANTHONY Fidel.
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stockmcn Entertain Large Crowd

Last evening the Stockmen were
jolly and hospitable hosts to a large
crowd, both at their banquet, which
was an elegant repast. and at the
big ball which followed the same
Quite a number Of young people were
present at the dance, and the eve
ming was thoroughly enjoyed by ey-
eryone present. The menu of the
banquetw as not to be excelled and
was done full justice to by the large
crwod of stockmen. ladies and guests.
New officers and executive board
were elected this afternoon.
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Women Of Woodcrart Install.

Tomorrow evening al Odd Eel
lows hall the Women of Woodcraft
win hold their regular installation
of newly-elected officers with APP
proDriate ceremonies. There will al
SO be a short but excellent program,
which will be followed by refresh
ments which will be served by the
newly-elected officers. A large at
tendance is anticipated and a cordful
invitation is issued TO all visiting
members Of the lodge
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Iinrhonr is Sentenced.

Mason b. Harbour appeared in
district court Monday afternoon and
plead guilty to four indictments of
bootlegging against him. He was
given 30 days on each indictment,
the sentences running concurrently.
There is still a charge of running a
disorderly house against him.
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Causing Comment.

The remarkable engagement that
sam Sturtevant has secured for the
people of this city in Nine. Carolina
White is causing comment all along
the western slope, and people are
coming from many neighboring cit
les. The theater ought to be packed
on the night of the concert, next
Friday. The prima donna will ar
rive Friday morning.
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Monnn,s Union

The Womans Union of the Chris
tian church will hold an important
meeting tomorrow afternoon at the
home of Mrs. w. II. Lewis at 40
Chipeta avenue. A cordial invita-
tion is extended to all ladies of the
who are interested In
the work of the Union.
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l.. A. 10 Il. of r. n

Through slight typographical er-
rnr last evening il was stated that
dance was 70 be given by the y. Of
r. T., as the ladies' have fun charge
Of the arrangements for the big ball
which Is 20 come Off on the Z3rd
Of this month.
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Attention. ROYAL Neiehbors.

All Royal Neighbors are requested
to meet at ? o'clock tomorrow TO at
tend in body the funeral of Pearl
Harris, at the funeral parolrs OF
Hattie Pearson. Signed:
Mrs. Julia Stone. Oracle
Mrs. Edith Terrill, Recorder.
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CROSS OF HONOR GOES TO
CAPTAIN OF CARPATHIA
Associated Press.

Associated PreSS.
Washington, Jan. 15.-In recogni-
tion or his prompt response to the
call OF humanity in rescuing the pas
sengers OF the Titanic, Captain Ar
thur H, Rostron, then commanding
the Carpathia, has been awarded the
cross of honor by the American Cross
of Honor. The presentation will be
made by Ambassador James Bryce on
March /.
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EXPLAINS.
Associated Press.

Chicago, Jan. 15.-Jack Johnson
appeared before Federal Judge Car
penter today and gave satisfactory
explanation regarding his interrupt
ed trip to Toronto. Johnson was not
surrendered on his 100000 bond to
answer charges under the white slave
act, which gives him time to serve
bond on the charge OF smuggling.
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IMdles nf d. a. M.

The ladies of the @. A. r. are re-
uuosted to meet at Fraternity hall
tomorrow at 1880 o'clock for the
purpose of attending in a body the
funeral of our late comrade. Chas.
II. Pelton.
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Entertnined Club Mcmhers.

One OF the pleasant affairs of last
week was the party given by Miss
Elsie Moeser of the Fair store to the
members of the Copeco Country club
at her home on Rood avenue. A de
lightiul evening was spent with
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Wrirht Icnycs CITY.

d. b. Wright left this afternoon
for an important business visit in
San Antonio, Tex, to be gone for
week or 10 days.
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ANNUAL MEETING TONIGHT

; The annual meeting OF the
; Congregational church will be
!, held at the church tonight and {
!, a very interesting session is :
3 looked for. This will be the :
!, first meeting since Rev A. e. :
) Shattuck assumed charge of the g
: church. and the reports read {
!. will probably show the church :
: TO be in sound condition in ev-
: cry way The business meet $
!, ing will be followed by a social Z
! hour and refreshments.
5 g g q 6, 2 q G, q ass.ea
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Prank Du Crny Home

Frank Du Cray. champion wrest-
Ter of Colorado, returned home this
noon from his wrestling tour of
Kansas and Nebraska. He won a
number of victories and was beaten
but once-by Adolph Ernst He is
glad to get back.
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Ilntertnlned nt ninner.

Mrs. r. H. Turpin was the guest
Of honor at a very informal, but de-
lightful dinner party last evening at
the. home of DR.. and Mrs. p. p. Col
Inns on Grand avenue.
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Willnarth Here.

WIIInHfth HPfe.
o. Barlow Willmarth, president
and general manage rof the Colorado
Carnotite company of Montrose. left
for his home this morning after u
business visit here. He was accom-
panied by IL. j. Willmarth.
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Troupe Arrives.

Troupe Arrives.
The Louisiana Lou" troupe of 55
arrived on No. from the east this
noon. The members are fine
looking lot, and will be greeted by
a packed house tonight.
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Martin Departs.

Rev. ]. NJ. p. Martin went to Grand
Valley this afternoon on Baptist
church business.
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Hannah Visitor.

Hannah Visitor.
Archie Van Pelt, Hannah Creek
rancher and COW boy, was in the city
yesterday on business matters.
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Story in City.

Story in City.
William j. Story, Jr., attorney
from Ouray, was among yesterdays
visitors in the city.
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Mrs. Cole in Town.
Mrs. L. e. Cole. popular resident
of the Appleton district. was shop
ping in the city today.
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Sentinel Special Service.
New York. Jan. l5-New York has
Joined Philadelphia. Chicago and
other cities in the campaign 10 re-
duce the high cost of living by re-
ducing the price of eggs. Mrs. Julian
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Niunphrptns.

Gos ar6bte 8aitoebtae Greiguis
Der jesigen Saiion ipieIt lid, ndd)i
lie ISOLDE I'M Sippobrone 9beater
of uno Die rei5enoe 9oiie M @in'
ming Wiib" genaitnt, Die iei ore
Sabren eincn ourdidlaaenOen gr.
iolg 81 per5eidnen bat. Gas Stiid
mar irii6er cine 5mei Dollar Dor.
telling uno lit iest fir galioeUiac
foubmsirt fporben. Gabei bat eS
abcr nifts bon icincr Sd)Dnheii
,uno ieinem GeiS nerloren luto ipirr
bcutc nod nit Der aleid)en 9egri-
Iierunla ME iriiber bonn Gublifunl
onigcnonmeu. 3as TeriouaI 10.
rDhl ais Die 9lusitottung limo Dor
SiiaIid,. Ter Cert ulo oie Miijit
Itehen auf Der &6bc Der aunit uan
cos gilblifum bari besbalb eincu
Ieltcnen @enub erparten.
Seben Gag orei g~oritcautecn
;3iupi. OreiBia ant Wadmittag mn
iieben. OreiBig uno netln llDr abcnoS.
Man rcicrpire iid ieife Site bei
Soften.
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g,nprcs ghcotcr.

SIM tpunoeridonen GmpreB Thea.
ter miro nGdiie Node ein Bro
gramm BON MISREPRESENTATION @iite
ausgefiibrt. sln eriter Steilc iteben
sic 3iiuf muiifaliiten 2unos,
aiinItIer nuf DEM Gornet, 4pln.
phone, Srombone ino S%aropbone.
Gg Iiuo ifmeoiide gonocuiaearti.
item, Die aif elmer @cItreiie be.
ariffen iino. 9reiilid iin6 audi
aoicr's frainirts Sinoe, Die Die
eritaunlihIten aunititiidc oils GIL.
t1nscr uto 1rnpcsfiinitler ousfiib'
rem. Ser gIic 8ibbpn Snto III
Der einsigc Suno. Der auf Dem
Grabtieil Die eritannliditen aunlt'
Itiide ouSiii6rt uno GILT or ais
eiltcs Der Wunber inter Den abs
aeridfcten Gbierclt.
Gerner bietct oas Grogramm Den
porsiiaIidcn Gbornftcr. aunifcr VII
aoturener, uno. Die WinitreIS Sr-
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stno rseas uno Erbrecbt natarItebe Redbte7

9er 0tspriFbent marblI bot BET or Jstr BON JsTfrions 9'
.urtstoo i'm Rem grt Democratic Club cine ptaippia ssbaltn- Ut fprnt
DON benz cSMn nr unrube unO ln5ufrsbenhet, ben c bel ben Ttatitn
ab,raII a,funbtn babe, uub Der burouf bsruF, cob Fl, lbsrseust ithr, odb
RtTenp,rm5aeu .ipurben pirotn burd prtDHsitn. b. bic Rtshrans
[hoH. uno bube, unb fir bic bic Taaffen sa6Htn. Dos Bolt bsrlonse
lIertmosiate g.rsiune Der gbane.n unb Der gOrts1s, uno tter uno neer
3ren, Der epsidismus fh os. Ban fDns ntht su itbr auf p.rbrtefs
aed!e poaen. Don ba gng II uber ouf bic Soes, oab oas Rsht, SeFs
u psrrb:n- phI.n as Elm itIbfprfdnbltss uno bon Der gerfoituns sa'
rnntiertss Rs6t shs. 4ber Is fd tetn foIdes &.tt, ionbrn tn sttsBltt
,,rt.ben,s, ub bs tonne, ptnn bic Sttmmuns Der 8efslpsn meter 10
prausc.ffrbrt peroe, mi. bister, fA Gnb,rn.
mas Don uuroH, bon adhnoIsnen 8trmDseu II. |. 10. ba stiast IT.
# oft cebort ipOre.n unb ants pabr. aud Biz 5rass BON erbrsdt gtbOti
u ben Dina.n, bic in alien aGnbern ist tdufsnsfoA srDr.rt miro. uHh
lei ber,n gtorhrunq mir INNER ipieber bic gbauptuns boren, eas Hsbd
III oersrbe1 uao su erben, fi hn ongeborsnes, noturlthes, ionoun sn
TT bonn tSeTeB ueaebeneg, bas eenpmmsn rerben Tonne.
Sn Der gt,one mos oos pabr fem, in mirhintet nibt. Gs 1T Elm
pe6t DAG tuf i'm DenIhen begranbei III, ws os 8eronssn nod ptri0n'
tfrm geib. 0.I.st fSnnen "a rssastersn. 81: mSssn es audi auf sia
uurse 9it aufteten. aber Ft msrpsn es nj. of o. 0ouer DermOsn. Sb
nHsfen bGa ~asniaenbers bau unpanbeln tmnsn. unb bas iOnnsn II
lit. gs aii Dinae, BIZ. nan rad benz sche i'm 8efB behimntsr wisn'
den Ieben ntn. S.ber bat Msnfden, fir bic sr nod ieinsm SoSs sdorg
chen miG. gDar, bas nidt, t.ne aebensbtrFdrunss s~Gsfsaitnft tOnnh
xn.bsn.
.MkpOaion,n t5nnen gsEb nsbnen. Nb.r bic, bic ibn an fd bring.n
Derpen pieoer bamit su D~srbrn fuden, Ds BIZ, bnsn ct gtnommsr
ourht. gd.ts ionnen bas grbebt fpesretutusn. lMo bic ndhfs Sent
otion .rIdsi Gdsst, bic Is piber s%infubrn. Die rufFiden gausrn bates
RESOLUTION ssmnat I'm has inOiDiDurns gefb. unO crbrttt af Grun'
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Kaliforniens nrrtur11.

On sacra1ento iheirt Die auHoiung gu betebeu, ob Die gereinis.
hn 5taafen lid ut ben geftIuien Der 2essatur bon aalfornien 81
r1ten bohen.
Giner Der oorhgen Stantspnntoren bot beugfb Der Dor Der Stndts.
ieaislahfr idmebenoen, BON us berets crDabnten @eiesesnorlage melhe
anslanoern, Die nht gIrgcr meroen f0nnen, Die Gnperbnng ooer gad'
tula Don g~runobeIs perbieen nil, mad @abington telegrapbfert: Die
Hunoesrcgicruns ioQte f9 niht IN lniere angeegenbeiten nlfea. Us
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Ole riduae gntport oarouf, nneint Die rR. .. 8orlo", mare: pic
Qeaislatur BON aoIifornien ionte in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ntbt et'
oreiien. SGnoe oappn in Socromento". rnb Die af Der 9ono ltegenoe
gcredngang elmer iolhen anport ergbt ft baraas, DAB at 8rlno Der
glfnoesuerfafung aGe gertrdee soes 2anbes 9Odftes 6efs" fno 5ol0lIb
onn Der spiidet ben gereinigten Stoaten rmo Snpan, ben Die eegtslatur
bon aalfornien ouber Strait GIT ieeen Deraft. lno oteier gertro9 &C.
nabrIefiet ben aaorborigen ieoer Der beoen gfafte Dos Hedt, I'M Snnoe
os onoren @runobene 8n foufen ODER gu padten.
Garaus, oab jebes 8lnoesgeritt i'm 0aee oas eeplonte geies OILS
pcrfaifungspOrg uno uneiIhg perperfn mMbte, erflat ih i~Uobrihetnlt4
aid be polit1noige Rube, init Der man IN Ioibtngton Der enfnfdilns
Der qinap entaeqenTebt, uno oos pIosihe gahIaHen Der aufegung, Die
bei anfaroiqunq oes gloneg BEL ben Sapdarn fd anfdngHt aege.
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rnropas Reept auf frleoen.

unEre In Gnqff1 srittnenosn glottr poUtH ods omar n1t Up1i
tabsn. atr nift nur Tpntcnsgro bat Rt4s uf srhsfiArsn, ionOsrn
oh eurOra pat as4, ouf Jrsbsn. limb bic stH5sInsn sdn0'r af m09'
iitns gsrbutuns u,mr 9subren.
60 nro Th bic gnn3 notHrlife stlua4m. tr Die 8uHlfe srnss
fopRrsn lsiusn goHes, nas nun monahlang lem Slut nm otufarlS Oes
ftubarosn pe-iprist bt, rb bic nun bod unsrfint blsibsn, babel htruAtS.n
mHNsn. beg bic Minoerbdt Der DloiOrtit Elm Spfsr bat brirsn mullen.
es 1T fdn Gntuiben zines grdfes i'm hbhu augsnbHd. GS 1T t,n bins
lerrHdilftr Gtnariff. eunbsrn bon anfunS an bat giOnttntsrO gsDuBt
cut relhea gioelhanb ss babel Fobsn DerOs. % ME mir, msnn nr
am g1ohiompf fhreiten. gerrs1nst Bot es fh nur in Der &ruft, uosT
ft "a prfIgen tonne.
1abi mnb ansrtanut perbsn, bob bic etrOsn IN tprsr IdTtn0ru0sr'
ffoft bic gunoestrsu. r,bi6 bdFsset hobeu. RibtlungensrsHe TT ntdt nuT
suiiten Gsttdsuroprs 5pei 2dtirfdnbsrn gu ttnOsn. unO Dab HnBiano
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perlufsn .cnntsn, mos gu srrGhen Jet.
a6sr- allies bat Elm enbs. Der sermn, Biz gu BEN Rubiao bic Iedd1t
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fs se-bep al. nitt neil i6re 9unOestraa rIu9ute. ionosrn BEN Druid
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