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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14
OFFICERS OF MAIL
ORDER HOUSE ON TRIAL

AIUlnN y. - MNftN % TW0 Ul
three officers oi the Heffron company
90 Syracuse mail order house, who are
under indictment ON charge ot us-
ing tpc mails To defraud, We're ar
aieneJ before Federal Judge Ray
mere today.
William H aausliold he vice press
ident. who Is engaged in banking I'm
syracuse and nanufacturing iu Uiira,
ANA George w. Loop. the SECRETARY
ana treasurer, pleaded not guilty.
-tansteh's bond was fixed at $4,000
and Loops at $4,000. Both gave
bond
Stock sai1 10 approximate $4,000.
had been sold in various parts of the
country II ls declured la be- prleti-
Oally worthless Household supplies
were handled principally by the firm
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14
CHIEF TENlcT. OF RELIGION
lS PLURALITY or WIVES

Chicago, March f3-Rev Albert
Dahlstrom convicted today in Seattle
under the Mann white slave law,
founded q religious sect known as
the Church Of Saints here I'm 1907. Its
chief tenet is said Ia be plurality of
wives Mrs Dahlstrom did not ascrbe
TO the sentiments Of the sect and left
him and Dahlstrom sued for divorce.
On the day the divorce was grant
ed, Duhlstrom was arrested. charged
with the abduction of Martha Peter-
son. daughter of one Of his followers.
Dahlstrom produced a letter signed
by the girl. saying that she had left
home IF her own Will and was ac-
quilted
Two months later he married her
in Michigan aud on returning from
his wedding trip. was arrested again
on the complaint Of the brides father.
lie was released and the prosecution
dropped
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14
TRAIN ROBBERY
RESULTS IN TWO
BEING KILLE D

pnnflI I'M aI-.l ''7..U "'E'I
,,.,,., ~ '' s'!Ith id.- TWO men
and N wnn,a, ,sarn"', W." uel'ly Hnerii Is
am ntten,nted h,.id-,,,, w ,9uil "i
Nnrtb,xngrn,, f.'i.t, oko W
lius III forty-firc milo ,,l...i, gu .'-
today.
Arthur Fisher. of p.tin AN ,,.i
neer of the freight train 0,, ,,
dead by ono Of the landits and .a
unidentified robber WAS st.,in i,, t,..,
tle with tine shorlfrs possa trbr
wounded deputics arc l,.lt. ug,r-
SON of Sheriff Bvers or prire,.t,,,
and Bert skrogiuud Also OF Prince.
ton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14
State Department Not to Re-
cede in Demands for Pro-
lection Of Life and Proper
ty in Rebel Zone Of Influence
lNSURRECT0 CHIEF
ACCEPTS BRYAN'S VIEW
Habeas Corpus Proceedings
to Release FederaIS Will Be.
Resisted by Government III
Is Reported,

/ Washington. March l3.-Ihe Unit
ed states will continue 60 Insist on
obtaining from General Carrmzu and
Itho Mexican constltulionalists intor-
nation concerning the welfare Of all
foreigners In Mexico and Will not re-
lay les mCrey In using ITS good Of
fees for their protection
This is the effect Of communi-
cation from Secretary Niryan TO
American Consul simpich nt Nogales
who has presented the Information To-
General carranza. a reply WAS I'm the
hands of Secretary Bryan tonight but
he did not make II public.
No Reply on Benton Case.
MIR. liryan. Ii is said. did not reply
directly to the recent notes of Car
rama ON the Genton case, but set
forth the wish of the American gov
|clnment With respect tu a Spanish
citizen for whom the Spanish ambas-
sador had asked tho United States to
secure protection The communication
pointed out that nations which had
recognized liucrta could NOT dell
with the constttutierali lists. except
through The United States
There have hcen iniimatiuus from
eoustitutonalist sources that General
Carranza's reply Indicated he would
give the United states the infouna-
tion desired
Notice OF the institution Of haheas
corpus proceedings 10 obtain thc re-
lease of the Mexican federal prison
ers at Fort Bliss reached ihc war dee
parlmcnt today through telegram
from Brigadier General Bliss at san
Antonio
VIII Resist Iiabcas Corpus.
Secretary Garrisog tAmed Gcneral
bliss dispatch otrf TU the attorney
general, who is expected to direct the
district attorney at Houston tu repre-
sent General Bliss i'm The proceedings.
The war department win resist the
rcle0so of the prisoners at this time
ON the ground of public policy. Aside
from other questions involved. il Is
held that the community would have
been impcrilled hy the presence OF
several thousand homeless and un-
sheltered and unfed MeXicans The
refugees are military prisoners. held
under the provisions of international
law There are said to lie no court
decisions TN this country TO serve .as
"a precedent ln tho sase
Further inquiry into conditions in
Mexico is contemplated hy the sonate
i ''iiAta'fNNN NAA tht hi+lt N'lNAihHN ifl tff'+
near future and in anticipation uf eX-
amning Witnesses. the committee TO-
day secured authorization to issue suu-
pucnas and employ stenngrophcr
Stnatof Shivcly acting chairman
of the committee, said tonight thor,
was no definite program of inquiry
but that IL was proposed to get am Ia
formation possible
bin to direct ihc president la 4t-
quire "hy purchase, treaty or COM
quest the northern states Of Mex
leo and TO colonize them with the ne.
groes Of the Emitted states. WAS intro.
euced today by Representative Paris
Of Georgia, "a new democratic mem
her The measure. which excited
fumoiously mild comment, was re-
ferred to the foreign affairs commit
tee as "a matter of course II is not
expected 10 get Out of the committee
files
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14
a BODIES ARE
RECOVERED FROM
ST. LOUIS FIRE

~ soHHlHs JOURNAL sPteiAl LEASED wisGl
~ Louis Mo. March 49, - Six
eodies were removed from the ruins
@ The Missouri Athletic club today,
aihsine The total number of dead re-
e9'ered 90 twenty four The bodies of
- other victims still are buried I'M
The ruins
seventeen of the dead have been
ssthtlIled. The others are burned be-
t'nu recognition, Three OF the bod
- ~ removed today were Identified Hs
@vse ot Allan Dow. j. L. Hachnlen
4"u John J. Ratz, an nf ST Louis
..Ihe fire. which exaeted toll oi
NNllN lives last Monday. was started
- .iie dining room on the third floor
'ne seren-sloly club house shortly
,i midnight according t0 The story
~, 1 today by Joseph Spezia, an em-
R'qle of The club
q lhafles srhimel. of Chicago. one of
ss M injured I'M the fire. today filed
81, Ely leE H2a,00e damages arainst the
.A ana the Bpatmans Aank both of
tiH'.h occupied the huildins His pc
~ oN charges the fire ordinances
A'le disregarded.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14
SHARP CRITICISM
OF SCRANTON SCHOOL


oston Marcn l3.- sharp criticism
and a vigorous defense of the Inter
national Correspondence schools Of
scranton Pa, ana their relations with
corporations which have a capital Of
more than 100000 000 were voiced
before the legislative committee on
mercantile affairs today
1t was claimed that the cause of ed
pcation was being prostituted for the
marketing Of stocks through agents
Of the schools, ON the other hand
friends Of the school scored its OPP
ponents as Interested for material
reasons In injuring the stocks in ques-
tioh and flatly denied that the schools
had any physical connection With the
other corporations.
The hin under discussion would re-
quiro all correspondence schools TO
file q copy Of their bylaws and chart
er at the state house under penalty.
and make it possible for victims To
recover damages If they suffered
through false representation by ag-
cnts or advertising conflicting with
the papers II specified that bond of
$1,000 be filed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14
WAS FORMERLY PASTOR or
ST. PACL SWEDISH CHURCH

ST. Paul. March 13.-Albert Dahl
strom. who was convicted at Seattle
today for violation of the Mann act,
was pastor Of "a Swedish church here
FOR "a number Of years resignlng in
1912 to accept the pastorate of a
church at ST Cloud. MINI.
Dahlstrom came here from Chica-
CO. Federal authorities claim that
while legally married to a woman
there, he bigamously married ida
Rasby, Of Eggleston Mimi, who be-
came demented when their child was
given to Chicago family.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14
or NEW RELIGION
HAD WIFE IN MINNEAPOLIS

Minneapolis, March 1s.-Rev AZ
bort Dalhstrom formerly lived in
Minneapolis and is said To- have de-
serted a wife Efforts hy the authori-
ties 10 locate Mrs Dahlsirom since
her husbands departure, have been
unayailng.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14
EIGHTY UNEMPLOYED MIN
ARE Si,NTlNCID TO Jlll

Boston March l3--l1ishty mcu
who declared themselves members OF
he army of unemployed were iu
court today. MS vagrnts, after q raid
R} officers vino found them reclining
Aapplly m plush covered seats of par
ler ears n the nost0n ANA Maine ruil-
10ad ward
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14
oarranla to Keep in Touch by Wine.

Aqua prieta, Mexico. March l3.-
Constitutionalisis here deny that Car
fanza VIII be cut off from coumuni-
cation from the border on the greater
portion Of his trip to Juarez They
say q force of linemen has completed
repairing telegraph wires from Colo
mia MOrelOs, Sonora, TO Juarez, via
Oiitas and Casas Grandes and that
CArrnnZn viii De nt Morelos tonlphl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14
TANGtE MAY STOP
UNMERGlNG PLANS

Washington March i8. Success oI
failure OF the plan for peaceful su-
ution of the Sew Haven railroad sys-
tenn hinged tonight largely ON tW5
propositions. the icugth uf srrvipe uf
the trustees. who. it is proposed. shall
take over the stock of the Boston and
Maine Railroad company, now owned
by the New Haven, and the divorce
or retention of the systems Connects
Cut trolley lines
After an all-duy conference between
counsel for the New Haven and nt-
torncts for The department.. IL became
known tonight that mo- agreement hati
been reached ON either proposition
The conference viii he resumed to-
morrow and 10 is possible lhut the
muddi1 over the rollcfs viii be-. cnr-
lied to- such an extent that husis
for compromise viii be- reached
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14
RECEIVER NAMED FOR
CHICAGO INTER OCEAN

Chicago, March l3.- Herman H.
kohlsaHt. president OF the Inter Ocean
Newspaper company, was appointed
receiver today for the inter ocean hy
George 4. Carpenter. federal Judge
Chaneery proceedings we're started
ly the Lake Superior Paper company
and alleged that because of conflictinl
claims receiver was necessary to
conserve the property aud preserve its
good viii as going concern
sheHi. after the appointment Of Nr
Kohlsaat bin was filed in The state
courts by the Central Trust company
asking that "a receiver be appointed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14
TNgcnio. Law Of No Effoct.

a,e,gdisson Wis. March ls.-The eu-
Is \, ,a" passed ~ the firsl session
a. M,g M ieslslature has had practically
n,r., ,l.el on The normal number of
E ~. n''ses m the state, 81 is conteuded
nssr s. T. Harper. state health Of
5a.'' lh statement today IN Do
lI.s,'E WIZ, there We're i.s2l mar
aml 0emparcd With 2.O26 jon De-
Rper aat year
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14

Washingtou March Potatoes
may he imported from Holland See
retarY Houston so decided today, as il
has been nscertained that Holland Is
fH*+N ffFf ffWfH TITO iHIuiihNS hnihtR
discusses and insect pests which cgus
ed the recent quarantine Ia he extend
ed against all the countries of con
tneutnl rurope fho nrtish reles aUf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14
ll\BEAs CORPUS APPLICATION
EOR EEnERNiS READY

san Antonio Tex, March ls Ap-
iplcHtion fur the rrlcasc 81 NcNican
federal soldiers interncd MT Fort
Bliss. WAS ready 10 Ae filled m FEEDER
fal court here today WHOM lack of "a
Judge 20 hear the petition caused n,
II Gamble. of Ei Paso. rcprOsentng
the refugees. 60 postpone action
Judge MaNey 81 this district is n
New Orleans on the circuit hcnch and
when Judge walter a. Turns. OF the
southern district of ToNas. Was asked
to hear The petition hc ruled hc was
without jurisdiction, not haylng been
formally designated 20 hear H.
Tonight MIR Gamble Was consider.
ing going to Houston 10 present the
lappIieation 20 Judge Burns. despite
the judges ruling that au unusually
heavy docket there would prvont hts
giving a prompt hearing q the peti-
ton
Unconditional release for the rcfu-
gees. who werc mtorued after they
fled to the United states from Ojin-
aga before General Nillu, is demand
ed in the petition which STR Gamble
announced tonight he would request
hc made returnahlc In El Paso the
first Monday in April
Notice that an application for ha-
buns corpus would ho filed is said to
have hecn formally given military
authorities at Fort Bliss Accordiug to
Ia recent announcements of attorneys
for the McXicaps, rvloaec of the pri-
soncrs would bc asked under con-
tention that The Hague treaty does
not apply To- this ease a section Of
that treaty provides that when The
forces of other of TWO untloug az war
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14

Augusta, sicily March is.- faats u
wireless telephony made durlug the
pAst week between Wafshins OF the
italian fleet hy William M.neonl. were
successful Il vas announced tonIsht
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14
j. s. EXPRESS To
LIQUIDATE AND
QUIT BUSINESS
Company Once Absolutely
Controlled by Tom PIatt
After More Than Half Cen
tuy Yields 10 Parcels Post


,he rnued states NNpr,es .nmpanY
voted unanimously today 10 llquldate
its nfJuirs ami es-aNc if n tbe fhort-
tH possible Imp Thc resolution uU
der which this action Nus reyont-
mende follows
Resolved, rhut pursuant tu tina
naWc. and authority conferred uuor
the board of directors nf the nuDa
statcs ENpress COMPANY ht its arts
cloH of uHsoration the bufad uuani
mousN declares that 10 i- for the hcsl
Interests uf the company Chat ia be-
dissolved us snnn Us may he without
awaiting the .SpIratiun of its lcrm OF
existence and thut its business affairs
De settled up and finally adjusted aa
promptly as uay be done THE pteH.-
Dent Be- directed to inform thc shurc
heldcra of the company ut nid 1t
tiun of the hnurd
Liquidation Committee.
committee on liquidation which
embraces thc representatives. of th
leading interests ln the company in-
elading Charls A. Peabody president
of the lutnnl llto lrsOlan coma amy
and the chief financial adviser of tine
Hartman eslts. William a. fend, oN-
Senator w MurwN Crane of Massu-
chusc9s and Haley Fiske, Vice ptcHlz
dent oi the MetropouHn life lunr-
uecr company, was appointed to un-
dertahe the work ut dissolution
ln, pl l'sf7' H''"nH 3" y. ""'l, ,''a
',ai.i'- "n '"v ,"iill'',
hol lis' I"NtN' '0' = " til'us9' Hh,
liih' sfHNi' PIT. N.ll ,' l'l l.u POE
ln'Nl bE'l ~ tn'' WY l''k ''
iosru on 7" ll' p'4' 0"N dh''s''
mere way n,'h wy roy" '0''ln"''f
ON 'nr '"ull,'nS "5-',7' ''l pvis,'ll.
IamIlIni WIN ,n'l, N'ip' 'es''' ,'"l
the return to 'He 'nal' n",'ets VII nn
ptlNteh a'u INA oV " sh'lt. n'l
la tohslu'l4n nl' f'nl fs'"le "l N'lu' g."
W'll as ''s''N elo o'pm'H ai', "U'
sl,tholhs to'l,ia''- VIII '''l, "'''5'
Whl'n' ~ tF 'Ap''teH VIII '' tH"'
I'll"l l." glh'i 'Npl'rH t"Ilp"ilea "t
iNi s'"ii
lit-- "FsiihdnNrd 'ti"n.
ihr fl'p t"Nt hs lnr directors
NtN WIS Tor shad"Wcd Jew weeks
Nta' When the mock. Whirh hl9 a"i"
onhh ln iA ltsl l'eftubtf' auuaelhN
= osr on lhist lsaui'ta lf"in o. 10 g.
liH pilte "i lHH' Wnah'HH"A thA " li'
a'lc'l N's soon gov l'' "Plnl'n' 1'0
pltt Hllieltt ''nlH'+, lhht oiril'l's'o-
ZION was under nay
Ilr success 81 inc pnfe'lH p"tl anu
lhc recent oruet OF lne ilileIslal
"u'in'f'' com ill7-loh. tfa'.l .l'iis iH "
lNlrrh p'f trhl ieuh'llnh in eNpt'es
hailch' are ne ld uiietlit I'sp"lisihl'
i"r lhr company friilrmchl liol'
BUSINESS hllel SKIS f'iIs ol lohtil
ous opeia'io sFcl some oi 'ne lea"-
ing i'ilt"""H nI thr country
t.'I llt'-' "i 'h' t'lulHh' l"' t"'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14

Among other objections Us one chat
owners of homes arc not charged with
INC rental value of such property,
while many renters especially those
ma the cities me taxable, although
they would ho exempt or have tho.r
taNathtn subs 1ntiully reduced II thry
cuuld exclude from thoir taxable in
comes Che rent they pas for their
homes
likewise what is claimed 10 be iu
effect thr exemption of turn products
consumed hN thc farmer during th"
year is doclar discriminatory against
others WHO art mot allowed 10 deduct
living expenses from income
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14

THE complainant picks flaws ir
many sections af the law Discrlm-
nation s alleged % the eiasses OF cor.
peullons Obliged a. collect taxes upon
income of nligiduals "A The source
The nlan st the classification of In
come ior t1Nltiou purposes j. objected
90 as disarminatpry
When the nrdme tax law WIS
paAscd The complaint declared there
were ninety million people in the
nltel states Ani the tax under the
laW was so npporuoncd that nnh
serted, wnY placing the burden of the
tax on slightly more than 0ne-hulf uf
one per cent 0i the entire population
ur in other words ls unreasonable
aul arbitrary and Involves diseriminH-
uon aud classification founded ON
wealth
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-22

aonner purocn Gr @renlicr N}oniS
IimO Der 0ffeutli1e 2hifldger Sabre
chamber 0cgeuiibergeiteQt Sic mnG=
ten bejiiglc6 Der @eridleppung 0eS
9ioGette @ro5eiies miOeripre0enOc
9lnga6cn SSr Sabre be6orrte aui
ieiuer 9lngo6e, OoB er BON Srn. N}o-
his Sen 9efebl sur @ericbie6lng oeS
&rojeiie9 erbolten babe, mel1e Se-
bouptung Der Gr.@remier ,rulomeg
IN 9(6rcOe iteQte.
Sn Yoris, &erioiQeS unO Nlorieil-
les ereignetcn iicb 6elte peric6ieOcne
un6eOeuten0e 0cnonitrotionen.
N6Oul @omiO i6mer fronf.
2on0on 81. 9Rdr3. Giner 0e-
peibe ans Gonitontinopcl 5ufolgc be-
iinOet iitb 9(6Oul S5oniO, Der obge-
iebte Sultan ser Girfci, in GuBcrit
fritiiGem 3uitan0p. Ser irH6crc
6erri6er lit ieit lGngerer 3eit lei-
Oen0. 9lbOul &omio purNe an o.
}lpril 1909 obgeieet.
@rof MolloOro5u @}ercol.
lis 9t a d fol0cr ernonnt.
0}copeL 81 Mdr3. &roiciior
W}oQoOro pom f6niglidGen 06icrOo-
torhm ouf Dem @eillp wurOe gum
0ireftor Oes 06icroutorilmS ais
9toGfoloer Don %roieiior @iiiieppi
Mercuai crnannt, lpeldcr in ieinrnt
Shlai5iwmer OurCb ooa llnnucrfcn
elmer 2onpe per6ralute. GoS Gel.
deu6egdngniB OeS @erlugliidteu
funO geitern itott
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-22

beieQci pas b ic ON cine Rene oubeitete.
IS be0culet qNoeu IobunOl" sic onniiiiren
oWcis'St lii lwei @eulloen ieinc sncrcrei
NIT Gfuicyn Die Moi bnltcn. mf Snlben SIX
nNs 0iiblcrau0c r5lebcn" uno Sic Stbc an
cbweQcn iuio ROB maNet nit Dieiicrn ehcc.
rcu &nlrmeier iulN SitNern ole nGS STA,
negnnec @raer wc@lelI lalle no oMrn ciiQs
ncruuQen slhnciocn mo (luinnp NNucrNif
nina perlm0dlen nlONel nWctc'Sr iMrumpit
nns pibneraupc cin ce ION liN lulori 40 SnS
III Die nellc N,etOO0e 0o NJ 0clnnhcr WiCi
iGcnpcriiuno MeiBc @ilhnctNuNen 5MMer3en
ncbr ,,WctSiSt" III nfaci6Hgi0 Hno AciAi0iai
ona Niciih ric. &crocl puDncOu0cH uno
g0Wiccu los,
,,Wc.S.St" Wto In 0ucn gtpuib0c illr 2lr,
bic Slnlhe ucrlani ootr Wruu NcmNnlt oirlli
pcran0 uun Is yawreiigC S Gu., NblrnAc.
(ScbS, N}0rS22 9g0i3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-22
SIN ferncm g8cltcm.

Sm feruen gSeItcn
3eutldtblml uerlongt politilde gIn-
crfenmng. Cine oeuticbe &lot-
iorm in 9}orO.0ofoto 3lu
,Stootc Der milocn 9loie" ioQ ser
@ro6ibitiou Elm GnOe gcno@t
peroen.
@6ttu0cIp6in 2l. 9Rdr5. =
Sm Der in SomeStown g E, o60e.
1oltentn SiBung Der GrchltiDe OeS
Geuticb- -9(mcrifonii6en Gentrol6u.
Oes Don 9Ior0.Gofoto pnr0e Elm 9e.
icbliB gcfoBt, melGer crfcnnen ldBt
wie frGitig lm0 energiitb OoS Geutid-
t6lm i'm yStoate Ser milOen &ole"
iid ourcb5uieben ihcbt. IS mrrOc eil
Siebcner Goulite eingeicBt, mel6es
nibt allem 6ei Der @ormo6l tbGtiB
iein, GonoiOoten iiir sic pnfont mer-
eon0en StaotSGnter empie6len nno
einen GompognefonOS arf6rin9en.
ionoern oud bere6tigt iein ioIl cine
cigcne %lotiorm uui5uitellen 2eb-
tere ioQ Die @rin5ipien ser Oeiltbeu
9iirgcr OeS Stootes Sum 9lus0rud
6ringens re" i9'1 'ooHwa
@be oieier @ci@lB 0cioBt uurOe,
botte Serr 8. S. @ii6ef cine nit
oroBem @eiioG oiligenomnene 9ln-
procbe ge6olten, in weIGer er inter
9ln0erem erflGrtt
,Gie 6rogcn wclGc gegemrGrtig
0aS &olf bepegclL iino gar ernltcr
Notir. ia eriGilttern 0o5 StootSlue-
len in leinen @runopeIten @enn
mir biS6er Bel uuieren Mit6iirgern
nur peuig 9lnerfennlng iouOen, io
lit iuuiere eigene 9}oGldiii9feit uno
@lei6giiltigfeit ooron idulo. @olen
mir @eltung m0 9(nerfenmmg in
bereNtigten Niiniden Gn6en, 10 mil
len mir inns Oieielbe Oeriboiien. Ga-
ju iino mir mWcrilb pie dud lmoll-
5iea mobI i'm Stonoc.~
qg2ir tinOen, OoB OieGeutiGcl bic
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