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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-02
MONEY NOT WASTED.

The buinsess Of the state of Iowa,
under republican rule, has for more
than fifty years been conducted on
business principles, and never more
SO than. right now. The source and
use of every dollar is matter OF
public knowledge. Every bill is aud
tied carefully and every dollar is ex'
pended in exact accord with the auth.
orization by the peoples representa-
tives in the general assembly.
The money is expended for various
public purposes under the direction
of different boards-the executive
council, the library board. the high
way commission, the board Of control,
the board Of education, etc. The board
Of control and board OF education
alone handle a business that takes
far more than half th.s entire amount.
With Increase in number of wards OF
the state and enormous expansion OF
the educational work the cost has cor
respondingly increased. The board OF
control, the education board. the board
OF agriculture, the pharmacy board.
the highway commission and others
are nonpartisan Accusation that the
money OF the state has been waste
fully expended is an accusation
against these boards.
A legislative committee employed a
corps Of expert efficiency engineers to
probe into all the affairs Of the state
and after six months labor turning
the searchlight on every voucher and
bill and order. report was filed,
which was given the fullest publicity
and is in the hands OF the members
of the committee including democrats.
Not one dollar of wasted. misused
or extravagant expenditure was found
because there was none.
Not single recommendation for
betterment OF the business methods
of the state was made that had not
been already recommended by repub-
lican officials and considered by the
legislature.
When John Hamilton attacks the
good name of Iowa by an accusation
against the honesty and integrity OF
officials having to do with public ex.
penditures, 1t is an attack on every
state Official and every legislator
Governor Clarke defends the good
name of the state and has defied his
opponent to point out wherein there
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-02


II public expenditures in Iowa are
so large as to b. Of themselves proof
OF extravaganza, az Hamilton asserts,
let It be remembered that the chair
man of the board of control, the pres
ident of the board OF education, and
members OF the pharmacy board, the
board of agriculture and other boards
are democrats. Two of these boards
alone expend more than four million
dollars year. Republican legislatures
have placed democrats on guard at
important posts. The campaign accu-
sations made against Iowa public Off
Gals are ISLANDERS equally upon hon
orable democratic and republican state
officials. and all honest men will re-
buke the slanderers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-02
EVEN AS A LEAF.

Well all do fade even as Leaf
Isiah.
AS, when it is the autumn Of the year.
The pretty little leaves all red and
IA gold
Do one by one let go their feeble
hold
And flutter gently down and dis
appear
Amid the myriads with which DO
The autumn wood. adrift upon the
stream.
So may 1. when l care no more to
sssS rhyme
The fleeting measures that my fam
cy weaves,
Depart as quietly as do the leaves,
Leaving no ripple on the tide OF
Time!
Neither too much elated nor de-
press't
BY contemplation of continued
rest!
Men are, too often, overawed by
Death!
II hey "a q LoO AAASh ~ - ASAS~SO
@aa Gods plan;--
Too willing. far, to measure God by
man,
II And shake the staunchest pillars Of
our faith.
Lo. we should not be too Emporium
ate,
But in the dawn preceding dark
ness wait
For Death is not the sister to De-
spair;
Nor should we too much sorrow
over them
Whose tired lips have touched her
garments hem
And seen her face and found it to
be fairi
No horror. threatening to blast the
But some calm holy Angel OF the
Night!
Arthur Goodenough in the Spring
field, Mass, Republican.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-02
airy delay in many cases will be no

81 oO-~y - AAAs'Asy 1872
injury.
For the seven months Of this year
ending with July 81, before the war
began, our imports from foreign coun'
tries were 1872 million dollars more
than they were for the game period
last year, while our exports were lzo
million dollars less. That is caused
by the Underwood tariff. The balance
OF trade in our favor for these seven
months In this year was 60 million
dollars. For the same seven montns
last year, the balance OF trade In our
favor was 30S million dollars. TINS
shows q falling on in the balance OF
trade In our favor in seven months
before the war commenced Of 24S mil
lion dollars. That is equivalent to
demand on us OF 24S million dollars
in gold. That is one OF the man
troubles with the country now and Is
the result of the new tariff law.
''If we were manufacturing the
goods we use instead Of importins
them, we you'd have prosperity, ana
If we had q sufficiently high import
duty on the goods we bring in from
abroad, We would have sufficient reVe.
nue. without question. What we neea
now Is economy and not new taxes
What we have under the democratic
administration is extravaganza, and ao'
ditional taxation" ar,s
-.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-02

has been waste or extravaganza in q
single item. Candidate Hamilton
argues that because expenditures are
larger now than they we're when the
state had half as many inmates at
the institutions It Is therefore evi-
dence Of extravagance. Candidate
Hamilton's attack is an attack on
Commissioner Hamilton's official rec,
ord, for he was member OF the
board that handles by far the greater
part OF the business Of the state and
while on that board he never lifted q
finger to reduce expenditures.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-02
WORK FOR SAKE OF HEALTH.

Extensive alterations in the social
and industrial conditions of large
groups of individuals almost always
incidentally bring about changes in
their hygienic situation. AS gener-
al rule, when the changes are In the
direction Of what we regard as social
betterment, the conditions Of living
are improved, sanitation is cultivated
in greater measure, and the promo
tion and preservation OF health fol-
lows as natural sequence. A study
vantages, from the point OF view OF
both public and personal hygiene, that
have followed the pure food crusades,
the campaign against alcoholism,
child-welfare innovations, investiga-
tions Of institutional management,
regulation of industrial conditions in
respect to hours Of work, factory in
spection, etc.
There are, strange as it may seem
at first thought, certain modern in
dustrial changes which carry with
them detrimental features that are
not apparent on the surface. A grow
| ing group among whom the amount
of muscular work done Is small In
comparison with the daily activities
Of their ancestors is coming into exist
ence. We are not referring here to
the fact that shorter hours Of work
have everywhere became the custom
that the blacksmith who formerly
toiled twelve hours now completes
his working day in eight hours. The
changes which we have in mind here
are consequence OF altered mthods
of conducting business with the mod
! ern extension of commerce. Machin
cry has replaced muscle. The devel
opment of the industries by machin.
! cry has called for different type OF
human working power in which skill
rather than strength is required. As
a modern writer has expressed it, the
bodily qualities of the. worker have
/ been forced by the employer more
and more into the background OF valu
| alton. Industrial factory work re
] quires not SO much strong men as
persons who can perform with skill
! the many small tasks which the ma
chimes have so far not been able to
perform. Hence the tendency to EN-
ploy children, half-grown persons
and women.
More significant than this is the
fact that the number OF those who dc
little manual labor has increased
greatly. This is an era Of Office
workers, of business and govern
mental officials, whose implements
are the desk chair. pen and pencil
rather than the hammer and the hoe
Even in agricultural machinery has
eliminated some of the hardest types
of manual labor. Muscular exercise
4 however, is benefit rather than q
detriment to the human economy
says The Journal of the American
Medical Association. 1t improves
the function of the essential organs oil
the body. Hence there has arisen ar
i unexpected consequence, namely, the
habit of trying to avert the possible
harmfulness of some of these changed
conditions by balancing the lack OF
paid muscle work h. work fc- ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-02

A Portland, Me-, man who delight
ed In giving women acquaintances
friendly joy rides in his automobile
has had his fount of human kindness
frozen up by damage suit for $40 .000
1t seemed the auto bucked somewhere
on the road to happy hollow and
ditch9d the pair. Nothing less than
$1,000 will sooth'e the Jared feeling
of the victim. The risk of ingratitude
of This brand is what makes autoists
Scoot by friends on the road without
Turning lid
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-02

many crude illustrations made by
Champlai11 himself In the language
Of the great historian, Francis Park
man, here one may see ports. har-
bors, islands, and rivers, adorned with
portraitures OF birds, beasts, and
fishes thereto pertaining. Here are
Indian feasts and dances; Indians
burned alive for heresy, six in one
fire: Indians working the silver
mines"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-02

numerous tax commissions in the
various states, having wide discre-
tionary powers over the adninistra-
ton of the work of local officials con-
nected with taxation. and full power
over the assessment Of the property
OF corporations doing business in
two or more countries OF the same
stateA,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-02

No matter what the result OF the
election tomorrow the republican can
,didates for the several Offices can
have at least the satisfaction that
they put up an active campaign. This
is equally true, however. Of the demo-
cratic nominees. The keeness for Of
fee this time was stronger than in
any election for long time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-02

During the last fiscal year the
Pullman company earned 1882 per
cent on It's capital When the traveller
bumps his head against the upper
deck Of Pullman's rolling boudoirs
and wrenches his spine in the act OF
robing, knowledge that the company
is able to provide nourishment for
the shareholders solaces his feeling
like an evening benediction.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-02

The value of the mineral products
of New Mexico, according to the
United States Geological Survey, in.
creased from s14,391,S55 in 1912 to
s17S62,369 in 1918. The figures for
1913 are more than double those OF
two years ago, the increase being due
principally to activity in the produc.
ton of copper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-02

The Gate City is very anxious for
an industrial development for Keo
ltuk. To this end the support of the
Keokuk Industrial association is es
sential. When you are solicited for a
contribution to support this organiza
ton be as liberal as you can. 1t is
not for individuals. 1t is for the city
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-02
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY.

There is ever certain languor at
tending the fullness of prosperity.
When the heart has no more to wish
it yawns over it's possessions and the
energy of the soul goes out like a
flame that has no more to devour.-
Selected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-02

The finishing touches were put on
the election work by the candidates
today. The result of the finishing
touches will be revealed Wednesday,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-02

1t is not too early to prepare your
Christmas list. And it is always time
to buy those gifts Of the local mer-
chants.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-02

E. o. Phillips, writing in the Chi
cago Tribune, says for the first time
in his political life Senator A. B. Cum
minis has solidified republican party
behind him in Iowa and he says that
his election is conceded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-02

Election tomorrow. Every good
citizen votes. Vote early and If you
can do so, vote the republican ticket.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-02

gienic reasons, by play and sport
The creation of work for the sake OF
health sounds almost paradoxical
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-02
Digestive
Disorders
Yield When

the right help is sought at the right
time. Indigestion is torment.
Biliousness causes suffering. Either
is likely to lead to worse and weak
ening sickness. The right help,
the best corrective for disordered
conditions of the stomach, liver,
kidneys or bowels is now known to be
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-02

Philadelphia has one suicide daily
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-02

New York has 100000 cioakmakers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-02

--Eead The Da,ay GATE City. 10
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-18

dr9uIfo pnrineer i'm his investigations
am The .v.,trr sifuaft.u Inn s1rn. ~
the commissioners knew notbfp.,
gbout tbe birIr. nf fha two mon so
II vtil be nh Iu fo Hunt I'm sa,.,r.
the a9pr,taI of tho bin before il is
bald
80
EOTLEVARD BONDS in the sum
Of $4,000 were ordered purchased
yesterday By the city commissioners
They viii De bought out Of the CITY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-18

'niN Ninityrp,v
i"trn Nhutltutp g. tnrcnt,us
~ tu,e
FWhHt utu
~ iHphrt Hr lnd, uvprccrow ~
~" VIOLENT ~ i1uihon kcrpa the
Stowe HtUt. iua
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-18

\ B1l tuh f3.a .r ni rof.a
>.cnal services ttudutri Cos o. D"
NUuuc, nui \ tniu.u itf .n
cireers. WIS p.ttruttt CO. h4 o.
commissione. 'tstrt1ut tut % tuo
on 90 was it.ri ..d ptuit.. a. .
turn 60 the cts tf g. g. Huut ..u
o. iss.uncr ~ Wbtt, aUi s.vtt,. ..tu
Is away for his L,atih tUt .,. ,u.t
nsers assisted l. Aataii.nd "a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-18

FUE TIT TTET0SF \ discussing
means q trimming the CITY and
county rudscts when they 50 before
Tho county excise board f1r con uSidcr-
alton. the taxation ana assessments
rnvuittcc - the Commercial club
Will meet q. the Commercial club as
sem hls rooms this ucruirs The corn
r.ittcc. = which T. & Sluderscn =
chairman. viii only consider the city
budget iu al probability. ks the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28
GENT biliet lltilrnu's t1nreeben.

bic l1nfdbisteit Ncrifo's 3ur GRILL
lung ieiner nolferreftlidcn Yflihten,
= Die unpropo3irten Sniulte sesen Die
Slagee unb Die Uniform Der Ser.
Stanten burf bclpaffnete Sduaren in
einem groBen Sbcil Nerifo's uners
trdglif seporben lit; Sab Die Sclbits
adltung. lpic Die Riirbe Der Der.
Stantcn unb Die Yfliht gum SGuse
ibrer 9iiraer unb CUR @abruns ibrer
internationnlen Hed)tc Die Serfolgung
zines iold1cn aurics unicrcr Hcgies
RING in 0tcrito crforDcrn, pclder
Idtung nnb Die Inertennung ibrcr
Hefte cr5lpingt."
Sn Se5riinbung feincr geIplutiun
Ia9t Sob9e, feline Gtation tonne lid
iolde Selcibi9unsen, nie Tie 8iir9crn
Der Der. Staaten unb ibrer Slaggc 3rz
tbcil 9ciporbcn limb, g%efallcn lailcn. Gs
muB auf @cmlgibuung beitanoen ipers
Den in ,iner n%ll9emein anerfannten
Sorm, burd) einen Salut Der Slagge.
Ibcr iold)er Sulut lit cine Sa6e Der
Hegierling mn nif)t elmer @inSclperz
ion. gr polle Yrdiibent @ilion ni6t
fritiiircn, neil CT bcn General Suerto
nid)t als Sberbaupt &crito's aners
fannt babe. Or bat un3peifclbaft
ieiner Meimlne nad cute @riinbe bas
fir sebabt. Die Wiittel, burd, welhe
Suerta iid) sum 8ewaltbaber aufse=
ifj,uunsen bat, iinb b6djit perbam-
menswertb, aber has lit fein 8rnnb,
inns auf bic Seite eines Viaa 81
itclen, Der feline 9anfbabn ais fGmf-
liher Ns0rber besonnen mnb nafber
NIT Ylut sctrdnft nnb n%nncnnbare
gerbredIen aller glrt bcsansen hat"
Gus bieIem 8runbc babe CT. 9obge,
i'm Mamen Der Gomite : Minbcrbcit
pbiges Su5ititut unterbreitet. Aein
Wort bapon fonne beitritten lpcrben.
Ser critic gft inter bieier Heiolation
ipiirbe bic Ginnabme bon @era Gru3
icin. .&ir nebmen bier Sbcil an
einem sroben geidid)tlihen greiguiB
unb uniere S%anblunseu lieeen por ben
Slugen Der 8elt unb Dem Tribunal Der
@cidihtc. @enn mir all irsenb elmer
SteIlc in Ierifo interpeniren miiilen.
bann iull bas nidbt auf Wrunb peri0n.
lider 5einbielisfeit seifeben, fpnbern
! ais cine rationale anselesenbsit Jun,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28
3~eitsemaker CUR.

Sn Sen 3ebaftionen uniercr ~srpz
scn 9lGttcr" lit Die ioleenbe Soinug
fir bic fommcnben Wonnte ailsgeeeben
iporben: Hitter: 3 Spaltcn; Nerifo:
4 Spaltcn unit chem .Gut"); 5.
8. 8.: 1 Stod; Gonsrcb: 21a
Spalten; Saiebaa: 21a Seiten Unit
scbn .9uts"). @cr's nif,t slaubt,
red]nc einmnl iclbit mad!
Ser GongreS 1T gerabe jest in Der
rid)tisen Stimmung, arics nn3nfans
gen. Gem nculif bat iif bns 5aus
senptbigt 9cicben. ali einen ictner
.ipertbpoliten 8raits gu ber5ihten. int
Dem .es Die Mcilenselber abifaffte
uno beidlo6. bab Den 8ciesgebern in
Sufunft MIR bic tbatidhlihen Meiies
foiten persiitet iperbcn ioaen. Natiirz
lid perldbt cS lid, baraui. baB Der
Senat 9e0cn oieien patriotiifen Ses
ihlilB Icin Seto cinlegen ipiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28

ON feiner gotihaft an bcn Gpns
III ereB crtldrte Trdiibent @ilion
~ am 20. Npril r m ii t + i g:
~ rS6nc 3lpeifel fonnte if, mas
unter Den llmitdnben notbmenbi9 lit,
UNI Die Idtuna Dor u~nierer Hesierung
gu er5fuin9e1l, tbln, obne mid an DEN
GongreB 5u ipenben unb bod meine
neutrality-suspicious. gefu9niiie ais
Yrdiioeut nidt iiberihreiten. aber ih
fuiinihe in elmer Ingelegenbeit. tpelfe
mD9liher 8eiie 10 ernife Soleen nah
it'd 5iebcu fann, mn mad erniter Be-
ratblin9 unb Snnb in 6anb nit beiben
8diiiern bes Gongreiie6 %ppr3ugeben.
Sd, fonInlc baber. I'M Sic Inn Sbre
3uitilnmung ba6u gu eriudcn, bnb i'd
Die Streitmad)t Der Scr. Stnaten in
Der @eiie unb in Dem Mtabe benlise,
pelobe not6penbig erIdeint, Inn bon
Suerta rnb ieincn I%nbdngeru Die
polite Inertennung Der Hed)tc unb
Der WiirDe Der Der. Staaten 81 err
rciden, iclbit inter Den bcbaucrlihen
IcrGGltni1en. melhe leibcr gegcnz
pdrti9 in @cgifo bcrrihcn."
Ser 9unbes sGongrcB - Saus unb
Senat - lpnren iiber bieic Sotidaft
anfangs gctbciltcr Wicinun9. Sfon
i'm Sauie, no Die H~eiolution 5uerit
auf's 5apet fam, lpurbc bon Den Hes
publifanern cine itunbenlanee Sebattc
cr3lunn9en, ipelhe lid iebr bitig ge>
~ltaltctc, unb ais ihlieBlid Die Heioluz
tion nit 337 acgcn 81 Stimmen.
inter lcBtcren bier 9cmofrdten, anges
nommcn lporben, mar bics MIR Elm
%oorldufi9er Grfolg fir ben Srdiibens
ten, penn I'M Sendt. nobin Die Hcioz
luton fur5 nddl 5cbn llbr Ibcnbs fam,
itieB ie auf nod iddrfere Slipper.
Inter Sobtenitillc perlus i'm Scnat
Der SauptaGlert Serrp Soutb Die Jiez
iolution. Senator . bipelp bon
Snbiana. Der amtirenbe @~oriieeube bes
Nllsihuiic3 fir o~lisndrtige 8e5iebuns
gen, benntra9tc Die ioiortige 8eratbung
Der Heiolltion, abcr equator g o D q c
erhob ginipruh. .Serr Y%rdiibent"
ia9te er. lid bin Der Meinune. ba6
cine Teiolniion bon iolher Bid)tigfeit,
bon Der olcrarDBtcn Biftigfeit. mad,
Dem rcgelmdBigcn %erIaui Der Sinac
bcbanbelt nnb an ben Iusi6uk fhr
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~%~~
(epe5isn fir bitie 3eitnns bearbettet.)
tnm .. j.
%auswdrtise ge3iebmngen permieien
merben fpilte."

a~usmartise g~esiebnnsen permieien
merben f%plie."
Senator Sbipclp eriufte 2oo9e
oringeno, ieinen ginipruh 9egcn Die
ioiortise Grpdeuns 3uriid3u5icbcn.
aber bieicr crlpibertc. er niinifte
5lpar Die Scratbune meber i'm Sauie.
nod i'm 0onitc auf3ubalten, aber er
miiiie bnrnIi bciteben, bab Die Teios
luton an bas 9omite gebe. Senutor
Sbipelp beantra9te Johann Gerta8ung
Ibis morgcn, 5ebn Ninuten mad
Witternnd,t", I'M alsbnnn Die Be-
ratbun9 Der Heiolution Beginner 81
tonncn. Die Senats : Scmofraten
paren entid1Ioiicn, feinc 3eit 81 pers
licren, neil Der YrGiioent brin9lihit
ailf unper3il9lidcr Innabmc Der Grs
md6ti9ungs : Heiolution bcltano.
equator Tenroic bon Yenniplpanien.
peld)cr fur5 Dor Diittcrnaft %cintraf.
iibernabm bic Siibruns i'm Sample
9esen bic 9iciolution.
gls Der Scnut am 21. Ipril gesen
Iittug 3ulammentrat, 9ing er lofori
an Die Yeratbung Der reptoirten
Heiolution, burd, ipelhe Der Tralioeni
gum bclpaiincten ginid)reiten in
Ierifo autoriiicrt miro. Ser bon
Dem Iusidub fir Iusmdrtiscs ems
pfoblenc Seidlub nnteriheioet iif
ndmlif o Dem I'M Ibgeorbnetenbaua
ansenommcnen baburf, bdB es nid)i
Die Yerion Suerta's berporbebt, ions
bern al9emein Die rim @segifo ben
Vereinigtcn Staaten 5usefiisten Be-
leibigmnsen" sum 8eeenituno Der
Siibne maht.
Sierfiir cmpfabl Senator D
bns folgcnbe Subititut: .SaB Der gu.
itanb Der llnrubc, @eipnlttbdtisfciter
uno Inar6ie in Ierifo. - Die Sabl:
reid)cn unbcitraftcn Rorbe an Imeri'
fanern unb bic Yliinberunsen hires
Gi9entbnnrS haiclbit. - bic llnmps'
liffcit nuf piplonlatiidem @eee ipeger
@nngclS elmer seicslid,en Iutoritd'
Sfiit unb abbilfc 81 crlansen, -
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Ger selebrte Serseant.

Solcat: .gntifulbisen gle. Serr
Seraeant, fonncn Sic nns nidt idgen,
mas Elm @cteor lit? &ier in Der 3eis
tuns itebi. baB ems beruntcrsez
fallen it,"
Sergeant: YWteteor - Ieteor -
bas fommt bonn Sebrdiften. aonnt
Chr bebrdiih2"
Solbat: .Nein, Serr Sergeant."
Gerae %nt: Sra. bnnn fonnt S6r's
boh nitt ucritcbcn. CIR Shafsfcpfe.
penn ids gub crflGrte."
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patrintea Tremr.

Sod Ieste @ofe peroftntlhte Der vTubic 2eb8er" bon TbnnoIpbia,
sa, cine 3uidrift BON enem nmnifuniidrn Gei@dhsnann in Nerto, Die
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mad hmn stlr5c ga&ros anertannt hattie, idon Ianse 6rnben ing aann
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8ohI ii. in Ierfo fir pilc Sabre Gin Sing Der lnn1osluhfet. Die Iner@
fennung 5uertas, Der lid unter Den itrpnri9tcn @crbdltninen as Der
ein5ige gnnn bepGen, Der Srbnung bate itaiien fonnen unb Der lst
crit redt ale beHeren elemente seifIohen binhr lid babe, lei Der fir5eNe
@eg aug benz Dilemma.
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greignife lanen lid aber let ntdt mehr 3urIdbrungen. Wo9e Der &unonenz
bonner our 6riebensbofhaft merben. Die mertaniidae an9eescnbct bat cine
@enbung genpnrmen, Die es iebem Imertfauer 5r Sflift naht, treu gum
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