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Mountain advocate., 1916-05-26

Now that door is open in my heart, and
l think that whatever follows in won't
be evil or degrading Oh, I've said It
q dozen different ways OF indlrection,
but may as well say il sQuarely now.
love you; it's love Of you makes me
want to 60 straight. in the hope that
when I've proved myself you'll maybe
lot me- ask you to marry me.
Perhaps you're in love with a bet
ter man today; but I'm willing to
chance that; a year brings many
changes. Perhaps there's something
don't fathom in your doubling my
strength and constancy. Only the out.
come can declare that. But please un.
derstand this: II | fail to make good
It will be solely because I'm UNFIT and
have proved It. All | ask is what
you've generously promised me-op-
portunity to come TO you at the end Of
the year and make my report. And
then. II you will, you can say no TO
the question I'll ask you, and ! sha MT
resent Il, and IL won't ruin me; for II
a man can stick TO purpose for q
year he can stick 10 II forever, with or
without the love of the woman he
loves"
She heard him out without attempt
at interruption. but her answer was
prefaced by sad little shake OF her
head.
That's what makes Il SO hard. 80
terribly hard" she said. "Of course
I've understood you-all that you've
said by indireetioa. and much besides.
has had It's meaning TO me--and Im
glad and proud Of the honor you ozsr
Mountain advocate., 1916-05-26

cause OF a regard conceived for me
you're so anxious to become an honest
man. uppose-suppose you were to
find out-you'd been mistaken in me ?"
That isn't possible" he objected
promptly.
She smiled upon him wistfully.
But II il were"
Then think" he said soberly-T
think Id feel as though there were
nothing but emptiness beneath my
feet!"
And you'd-backslide
How can tell?" he expostulated.
IT'S not fair question. don't know
what I'd do, but | do know it would
need something damnable to shake my
faith in you!"
you think so now" she said toler-
antly. But if appearances were against
me"
They'd have to be black"
If you found had deceived you"
Miss Shannon" He threw an arm
across the table and suddenly impris-
oned her hand. There's no use beat.
Ing about the bush. You've got to
know"
She drew back suddenly with
frightened look and a monosyllable of
sharp remonstrance: MOI"
But you must listen to me. | want
you to understand. Bourke used to say
to me; The man who lets love into
his life opens a door no mortal hand
can close-and God only knows what
will follow I'M And Bourke was right.
Mountain advocate., 1916-05-26
intimacy into their talk.

intimacy into their talk.
For the first time In his history Ian.
yard found himself in the company OF
a woman to whom he dared-and
cared-to speak without reserve-a
circumstance intrinsically intoxicating.
And stimulated by her unQuestionable
interest and sympathy, he did talk
without reservoir old Troyon's and
Its drudge Marcel. OF Bourke and his
wanderings, of the education of the
Lone Wolf and his career, less In pride
than in relief that II waa ended, of the
future he must achieve for himself
And, sitting with chin Graded on the
backs of her interlaced fingers. the
girl listened with such indulgence as
women find always for their lovers. OF
herself she had little to say. Lanyard
| filled in to his taste the outlines Of
the simple history of the young WON
an OF good family obliged to become
self-supporting.
And II at timss her grave eyes
cl9uded aud her attention wandered.
It was less In ennui than because OF
occult trains of thought set in motion
by some chance word or phrase of
Lanyards.
I'm boring you." he suggested once
with quick contrition. waking up to the
fact that he'd monopolized the CONVEX.
sation for many minutes on end.
She shook a pensive head. mo.
again. But. wonder. do you appreci-
ate the magnitude OF the task you've
set yourself"
Possibly not" he conceded AFRO
gantly; but II doesn't matter. The
heavier the odds. the greater the In
centive to win
But" she objected. you've told me
. curious story of one who never had
a chance or incentive TO go straight
as you put II. And yet you seem to
think that an overnight resolution TO
reform Is all that's needed to change
all the habits OF q lifetime. You per.
suade me OF your sincerity OF today;
but how will Il be with you tomorrow
and not so much tomorrow as six
months from tomorrow, when you've
found the going rough and know you've
only to take one step aside to gain q
smooth and easy way'"
III fail. then. It will be because I'm
unht-and IN 60 under and neyor De
heard II again. But sha'nt fail II
seems to me the very fact that want
to 90 straight 10 proof enough that I've
something Inherently decent In me to
build on"
Il do believe that. and yet" She
lowered her head and began TO trace
a meaningless pattern on the cloth be-
fore che resumed. you've given me
10 understand that I'm responsible for
your sudden awsksnins--thAt Ne BE-
Mountain advocate., 1916-05-26

me. But cant accept 1t. can never
accept it-not now nor . year from
now. And II isn't fair to let you go on
hoping that might some time consent
to marry you. For that's impossible"
"You-forgive mcguire not al
ready married."
"No."
Or promised'"
mo"
"Or In love with someone elsef"
Again she told him. gently, mo"
His face cleared. He squared his
shoulders. He even mustered up Q
emilio.
Then Il isn't impossible. No human
obstacle exists that time can't over
throw. In spite Of ell you say. shall
60 on hoping with all my heart and
soul and strength"
But you don't understand"
Can you tell me-mske me under
standf"
After long pause shs told him once
more and very sadly; mo"
Mountain advocate., 1916-05-26

cion that the building may have been
fired to conceal some crime Of . po-
litical nature"
Crushing the newspaper between his
hands Lanyard tossed 1t into q corner
That's all of importance. Thought.
full Of Popinot to let me know this
way! The prefecture. OF course. 10
humming like a wasp's nest with the
mystery Of that telegram signed with
Roddy's name and handed In at the
Bourse an hour or 80 before he was
burned to death'-no- wonder! Too
bad didn't know then what do now;
II I'd even remotely suspected
Greggs' association with the Pack was
via Bannon. Fut what's the use? !
did my best possible knowing the odds
were heavily against success"
What was written on the paper ?"
the girl demanded obliquely.
He made his eyes blank. Written
on the paper"
II saw something In red ink at the
head of the column. You tried to hide
1t from me. but saw. What was ~"
"Oh-that!" He laughed eontemptu-
ously. lust Popinot's impudence-sn
invitation to come out and be a good
target"
She shook her head impatiently.
you're not telling me the truth. It
was something else. or you wouldn't
have been SO anxious to hide It,"
"Oh. but assure you"
you can't. Be honest with me, Mr..
Lanyard. II was an offer 70 let you OF
II YOU'D give me w to Bsnnen-wasnt
~"
Something like that" he assented q
bit sheepishly-"too absurd for con.
sideration. But now we're due to clear
out OF this before they hnd q way In.
Not that they're likely to risk raidinS
US until they've tried starving us out.
but II would be a. we'll to put q good
distance between us before they hnd
out we've decamped."
He shrugged himself into his bor-
rowed raincoat. buttoned II to his chin.
and turned down the brim of his soft
tCit nat, out Whcu ho iOOhVu w NJ tue
girl again he found she hadn't moved;
rather. she remained a. one spellbound
by thought. staring less Of than
through him. heE expression inscruts-
BILE.
"well." he ventured-'if you're quite
ready. Miss Shannon"
Mr.. Lanyard" she demanded a.
most sharply. what was the full word.
ing OF that message!"
IF you must know"
II must!"
He lifted a depreciativs shoulder.
IF you like. I'll read II to you-or,
rather translate Il from the thieves
srsot Popinot complimented me BY
using"
mot necessary" she said terssly.
"I'll take your word for Il. But you
must tell me the truth"
AS you will. Popinot dslioatsly
suggested that II I leave you here. -
be reunited 70 your alleged pareat--
ifill trust 70 bic word q heass. ~
H. and vsik ees q ~ Aesss slecA
Mountain advocate., 1916-05-26

whatyemay"--. LENS. Three lives be-
lieved to have been lost--one body 70.
covered, charred almost beyond recog.
nition'-Roddys, Of course-poor
devil! Two guests missing, M. Ian
yard, the wellknown connoisseur of
art, who occupied the room adjoining
that of the unfortunate detective. and
Mile. Bannon. daughter Of the Ameri.
can millionaire. who himself escaped
only by a miracle with his secretary,
NJ. Greggs, the latter being overcome
by fumes'-what O shame! Police and
firemen searching the ruins'-h.m.
h-m-'extraordinary interest manifest
ed by the prefecture indicates Q suspi-
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araut6eiteu Ocs Sa6ucrtropfcs.

Denn bic Siibner ousIdIieBli9
G0rnerfutter erboItsn, poer penn Is
ii9 in Der @rn;eBsit auf ben @strsts
beitaten in Der ylGbe bes @eb0ites
ieIbit piele a6rner iuden, tommt
Is ni9t itIten 5ur 9%eritOptung unb
gHt5iinoung oes 9ropfes. au4 Der'
i4ladte 9oare, 6eDerH, groBe Steine
mo GieridolsnItiide tDnueH bic
Srantbeit peruria9en.
Die 9ibner, mel9e BON Dem 9eis
ben beIaIlen iinb, boben Denig ooer
gar tsine Gut gum 6reiIeH; 9epGbus
lid Iissn iie nit geitrdubtem @eiiss
Der auf einem YIaBe. S4nabeI unp
QoIenDffnung iOnOern bduIig cine
idIe9t rieasnOe 6%liiIiigteit ab. Stebt
es I9limm nm bic 5iers, 10 III Der
gttsm Ie6r i4neIl. Der 9ropf 1T
bid uno bart; oriidt man Oarauf
10 3eigen bic 2iere purA 3uidmmeus
3udeR, Oab iie ftarte S4mer3en Ieis
ben.
0a bic Si6ner bur9 bic arauts
6eit Iebr ongesriffen perbsn, seben
lie an @nttrdftung iebr 6alo 5us
grun0s, tpenn ibnen ni9t i4uelle
9ilfe 3uteil ptro. Benn Steine
oOer &no6snIplitter i'm 8ropfe itst,
fen, lam Silfe bura Sneten u1o
9riiden bsS 9ropfss unb bur9 pnis
ienOs 6iitterung gebraat fUerben. Bel
benz borii9tigen unO gelinben 8riiden
ftrei6t man bonn Sropfe nufpdrts
no6 Dem S9nobeI gu. 9nrna9 gibt
man ibnen reine8 8aIier uuO bait
lie eingelperrt. SolIte nod "a Stuns
ben cine Gntleerung bes aropfes nidt
erfoIgt Iein, 70 mub Oos &neten uub
Strei6en nieOerboIt psrben. @iro
frog Io%rgfdltiger 8sbonbIung teine
8siierung er5ielt. 70 muB our 0pes
ration 9ei6ritten perben. Man
IdneiOet einfoa nit einem retnen
unb I6arIsn MeTisr ben &ropf auF,
entIeert ibn unb perudbt bana6 ben
.G6nitt NIT einem Seioenfaoen.
0ieIe Operation 1T aud notpsnbig,
rpenn Gtein9en unb &npdenIpIittsr
i'm arDpf fiben, mas fid 6ur9 bors
.Iiatiges 8efi6Ien Ieidt feitfteIIsn
IaBt. Die Ssilung Der S4nittpunbe
gebt gep0bnli4 isbr idneII Dor Ii4,
Mler6tug8 erforoert bic Operation
einige geIdtdlidtsit; psr bisie ni4t
.beIiBt, tut an beittn, peun er bic
6ibner f4la6tet.
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Bis 2 Shrttte nabe tommen. SIS iols
len Sale borgeiommen fein, In 0ensn
Gr6Iinoung eintrat, ipeun bic griis
men Ieile Der 9flan3e bic augeHlis
Der bsriibrt botten. qls 9sseumittel
Iolte ME @oTer, ionoern 3uerlt 2ls
toboI ooer a%ufgeloitsr 8lei3uder Gus
gar Of leaO) a~ngsipanbt per6sn,
9Isi3uder loft ii6 nidt in @aHer
auf; IS muB oa3l reiner QItobol
ober Bbtstp genpmmsn perben. Mtt
Der miI9igen 6liFigtsit miro bic
ent3inOete Saut tdgli4 grinbIi9
eingerteben. Sc Isi barauf aufmerts
fam semadt, oaB 8lsi3uder auo bic
Oobun %getponnsne Qufl6futg inners
Ii6 als Iebr ltarte 9ifte nirfen unb
OesbdIb aug benz 9ersia Der &ins
Der gebalten perben mifen. Die
ausrottung oes @iFtefeus lit ni6t
idper; man i4netoet i'm ndbrenO
beg Sommers me6rsre Wlale ab un0
IdBt biefe MaFe Itsgen uno trodnen;
bringt man nod trodnes RetIig nuf
6ieie Stelen unb 3iinOet oas @on3e
an, 70 perIfpinbet Die @iItpflan3e,
Ou Die flndliegenoen 8ur3eIn BON
Dem Jeuer bei6doigt perbeu. Dos
gaieBen Der Giftpflan3en nit
Gdpefelidure t0tet 0%ieIelben ebens
faGs. 8as Qusrobsn lam nur BON
IoIden perIonen alsgefibrt nsroen,
bel bsren bag @tft feline @irtung
ausii6t,
Die 8ldttsr oes pgoiIon Oot"
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Gleftriid)er GfaOsn Our6 rGpd.
roa6es".

Die aaterlafen ober vGodrpa9es"
Iinb 3tpar bon GROCER uno oieIfettger
gefrdBigteit; aber Elm San pie Der
na9ftebenoe 1T bod ouBeroroentIt9
ieItsn. unb Der 9unger beg @e3iefers
muB fdon Elm ie4r GROCER gepeien
Iein,
Sn elmer groBen elettrifden ans
Iage berurfa9te Elm 3peigItrom be-
Ionbers pielen Srubel; fort ttnb fort
%bronnten in bieier 2ettung St9ers
belts Climber aus. man4mal in 3pis
I6enrdumen BON uur elmer 6ulben
Stunbe. 4nfdngIi4 i9entte man Der
Sadie feline ndbere 8ed9tung, als
Oos Qusbrennsn zines St9erbeitss
Climbers Iie meiftens finbst, Dos nur
inter beIonberen llmItdnoen gefdbrs
Ii6 tperben fam. aber aIs Die Sadie
INNER ernfter ousfab, unb aud Der
8obens9 stettor auBer Srbnung tam
- erf auf elmer Settle uno bann
au6 dnf Der anoeren - tpuroe cine
griinbIi9e 1lnteriu9ung angeItsGt.
Mau uo9m bic 8sosdungen al -
unb 1iebe oa: aug eitem Der Auss
Itroms8difen fieI Elm gnnasr S9auer
toter uuo IebsnOgeG &aterlaten auf
ben &ppf oes nnterfu9ers. 8ei peis
tersr Yriifung entbedte nan Johann
DAB Die electromagnetic Inn bic 9si'
tuug berum, Defenders an ben @lies
Der @erbin6ungsn, bersits BON Den
RaterIofen foit b6lig serfreFen mar!
On bieIe Der Snisntten audi babel
get6tet tDprben tDarsr, 10 fpdren cod
nod genug iibrig, nm ods ltnbeil gu
berbonftdnbigen, peIhes ibrigsns
aud bur9 Die Sapingungen oes
gsbauoes besinEigt parbe.
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Fn6 flstTdi8sr, nidt Ipibge5adt, fons
bern nabe3u eiruno nit taum merit
barren ginl4nittsn, 10 DaB ite sttpas
Qebnlihteit nit GidenbldItern boz
ben. Der Gtanbort bieier @iftpflau3s
fn0 Hiebrige Qnb0ben In offeuen
Qeb6l3en, NIT Gs6ii4 beipadiene
Q6hdnge unb RapineH, suipeilen an
8dunen. Sic finoet iif in. qri8ona
unD neitIih BON ben Reoabas unb
GdscaOege6irgen in ben Staaten Ras
lifornien, Oregon unO Baibingtou.
Die 8irtung bes Sites bisier
qflanse lit bieIelbe pte bic bes 8lfts
efeus; man fpenost aud bieielbsn
@egeHmtttel an.
Der @iftfuma9 qOiIon ius
mat) lit bier aud inter Den Ramen
potion boapopb" unb ,poiIon afb..
bsfannt. Meitens in Gtrau6form
padIeno, errei9t sr bod bdufig
9aumar6be big su 80 5uB 50be.
Die SLATER Iiuo lang gsfisoert nit
qIatten Rdn6ern. 9as 6ol5 bat
einen f6paasn idpsfelartigen Gss
rud. Dieter Stroud fiubet iid Don
Der gren3e aanabas Bis gum 9oIf
in allen 6taaten 6ItIi9 pom MifiIs
Irpi. Dos in bieIer PfIon5e fi4 fins
Ssn6e Gift tbt oieIsIbe Btrtuns auf
bic menTdlide 6nut. pte bic beicsn
pOr6erigen artsn; ale orei pfIan3eu
Tn6 nahe perfpanot. gei 8ergiftuns
gsu init 5umaa tpsrosn aud bieisIs
ben MitteI ~angetpanbt, pie BET ben
beiben erfissnanuten. SIT gIsi5udsr
nidt gIsid 5ur Giene, 10 pdide
man bic atsinoeten 9dutiteaen
grinOll6 NIT GTig unb beItrsue Fs
hann NIT Weisenmehl. Das Sudsr
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!. gcmcincr Sdicrliua ,iicu bemIod).
mar ber @iftbe6er nit G9ierliugss
iaft Bel Den H0mern mo 9rie6en
6as gepObnIi9e Wlittsl, nit BEN bic
ger6rshsr ms 3enieits b~ef0rbert
purosn. 90 itorb aud Der bsri6mte
lS0tratss an 5dierlingsgift. DAB
bie Nur3sl irrtumIi6 fiji gaFindte
9cbaItn pir6, fiibrte beute nod mits
ur',r gu 9srgiitungsn. Die ardnts
IF eri4einuugen limb MusteaGbs
10 uuo a6nabme, aud gdn3liGer
erluf Oes S~ebpeEmGgsns; Der Sob
Ill our8 eungeaidbmung elm. 3ies
re ge9sn infOlge Oes @enuFes BON
S4ierliHgstraut bduftg 3ugrunoe;
IS tritt Man9el an 6reBIuf unb
itarts 6pei9elabfonOerung Elm, aufs
bldbungsn unb GrGmpfe folgen unb
na6 5-6 Stunoen Der 5ob.
3rpei ii4 3iemli9 d6niide Gift
p~flon3en iino Der giftefeu (pois
ion tDp) unb bic @tftet9e Ppis
Jon CAP, uno tie perosn aud, OBJ
gIei6 Ie an loren 9ldttsrn leift at
uutsrideiOeu Iinb, baufiS nit einans
Der DsripedieIt, Der @ifteieu TT Elm
aletterfraud, Der fid nit ftinen
auftpur3sln an 8aumItdmme uno
Qefe tIammert, oft absr aud auf
Der Grbe i'm g .aie meter rantt. Die
Bldttsr Iinb orei3ndig uuO lang gs'
Itielt; bic tleinen grinli4sn Bitten
erIdeinen i'm Moi unb SUM-, iie psr'
tpanoeln i9 in n 9aartige gIatts,
nsiBe 5ri9te, Die oft Bis in ben
Minter an ben Strdudsrn bdngsn.
Der giftsTeu tommt i6eran in zen
Ger. Gtdatsn Dor, Isltsn 1T CT iebc9
in ben trodsnen @egen6en bes Des
fsns; an Der po3ifittifs pirb sr
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Qas sranfsn Der gferOs.

Den gfer0eu piro in Der Regsl
tdqli6 breimal 8afer gegeben.
blonde trdnten bieIeIben Dor Der
Jutterung oOer pGbreno oerieIben,
anoere na66er. Man nimmt an, DaB
ole Srdntmet6oDen betDmmli4 iinO,
iobaI0 bic 3iere ii9 Oarau gsp0bnt
baben. 8enn pGbrsnb Der 6utter6eit
getrantt pirO unD bic 3iere ne6n,en
ptel BoFer auf, 70 tOnnte poBI, ME
mauGe annebmen, Elm Doriiberge9ens
bes 8efibL Der Sdttigung er3eugt
neroen, bas oielelben BON peiteren
.Grefeu abbaIte, Sopobl Our4 pas
SaufsnlaHen pdbrenO Der 6iitterung
ais au9 0ura reidli4e 8aReraufs
na9me Dor oerIelben tperbe Der Wlas
genIaft, ME bdufig angenommen
.pirO, gu Iebr berbiinnt, meniger
.nirtfam unO baour4 bic 8eroauung
berluHgIamt. IS lam taum be5peis
felt tperDeu, baB Our9 iebr rei6lis
DIES Saufen Dor oDer pGbreno oes
.Gattsrns bic 8eroanung Ii4 Iaags
Iamsr pol3iebt. S6 dber bic 4uss
niibung Der 4abrung oabur9 beeins
trd9Iiqt miro, tonnte bisber ni9t
ua6genieIeu perbsn. geo6a9tuugen
'iolen ergebeu boben, Dob BEL ner
eben gei4ilOerten art bes Sauftus
laFeus Der pferOe OisIe 9utert0rner
unueerOaut a6ge6en.
So lit pobl bonn Stan0puntte Der
@iIeni4aft aus Oas Ridtiglte. bic
Pferoe regelmdBig Dor benz 9afers
mTutter, na6oem le porber ettpas 5eu
ober 6ddiel gefreHen baber, gu trims
fen unD ibneu sinise 3eit nod Dem
|8er3ebrsn oss nit 9ddiel gemengtsn
6afers np9mals 8aiier an3ubieten.
griteres eridsint Oesbalb 8pedmds
Big, tpenn q. .. tpegen itdrteren
MuFerpsrluItes BEL angsitren9ter glrs
Belt 5peidel unO Magenfaft btds
fliFig gepprben iinb. SIN allgenleis
neR Iin0 bic pferbs absr Dor Oosr
BEL Dem 8eginn Der 6iitterung isbr
feItsn buritig un0 tpenn fe Iaufen,
10 uebmsn tie tpentger @aFsr auf
als mad eerIel6en. Ramentlth In Der
fallen, tiiblsn unb aud in Der mar,
men Sabres3eit, tpsnn lie bo,her
ni9t idtpsr arbeiten mubten, 5isbsn
fs gu Qlnfang Der 5iitterung bGaIig
Ous 5reHen benz Saufsn Dor.
gei allen I6per Oerbouliden unO
bIGbsnOeu 5utterFoffen 1T bsim
Srdntsu sr0Bte @orIi6t an5uratsn.
Grbleu, aubs, Soidbobnen uno gros
bss Moisidrot quelen i'm Masen
fart nod, tDern glet9 mad ibrer
8srfiitterung bon Den Sieren reths
lid MaFsr aufgenommsn miro. Die
Ies Aufqusaen bat ni9t fslten ben
Cob Der Siere i'm @efDlge. Man
Tpute besbolb BET Der 8erfitterung
Der porgsnannten 6uttermittsl einis
Ige 3eit Dor Ser Gittering unb srif
spsi GtunOtH nod berfeIbsn trdntsn.
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Giir garnt INN 6artPn
~ilniere @iftpflauScH.
III.

III.
Sn europa Iopobl pie bier3ulans
be tit cine i9on aus BEN altertum
%bstannte GiftpfIan5e, Der semeine
S9terltng PoiIpn bsmlod) melt
berbrsiIet. IS 1T elm 2-7 SUB bos
bes, 5Dsijdbrises untrout, nit psis
BEN SIiitenouIosn. 9isie pfIan5e TT
aus europa bierber gebrodt uno Eat
lit duf unbebautem 2anoe un6 an
BsgrGHOsru in ben SIttaatsn i:br
bsrbrsitet; absr aud in Den Deits
i%taatsn, in BiscunIin uuO Sainois
lfpirO ie gefunben. Sn ben Samsn
1no in ben 8IGttern 8ur 8liteseit
tin6st ii6 Elm Sel, bos inter Dem
gtamsn rgOnin" ols fairies @ift be-
tdHnt 1T. Die groBe, fIsii9ise Dur'
5tI ion tDdbreno Der Monate Mdr3.
april unb Moi unI6GbIt6 ietn;
tDdbrenO Der iibrigen 3eit bes Sab
res, DEFENDERS BEL ben iangsu, elm
3a4r oIten pflan5er, 1T ie bages
gen Isbr gtfttg. Die giftigen Gigens
hoften bes G9ierIiHgs tparen, ME
8t, i4Ou ben aItsn betannt, ano
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@egtH sOugrrB 3ritbrrssHOuHg.
@trb 6alb me6antide S6itmmuns bic
NameHsaufrnie erieben?

@irb 6alb medantfhe a6ittmmnng bic
AameHsaufraie srieten?
gluf mau6erIei Dirt bsrgeubet Der
apngrtB Der Der. Stautsu, Der ses
pobnGeitsmdBig nit Der Grleoiguns
Islbft brinsenOsr @sI@dfie nett 5u'
rid III, fsins toitbare 3eit. Slide
Guelen iol9er 8erseuoung, ole ia
au9 pieIen anbersn purIameHtsn
Dem Beien nod betaant Iino, lpie
Defenders bic 9auerreOen uno has
5libuitrieren bebufs Qbmurtians
siner gorIage, Ianeu Iia DO6l taum
iemals peritopfsn, Oa fe gu innig
nit Dem @etriebe Der Parteien uno
nit eiFsrIiidtig gsbiteten 8orredien
Der Serrsn 4bgeorOueteu unb Seuas
loren 3uiammenbdugsu. anoere 6crs
men bieier BergeuOung iolten Ii4
aber nit aud nur baIbnegs gutem
BtItn a6fteqeu pOer O%erringern lais
fen. ue6er cine 0erielben ldBt iia elm
Observation-Disclosures Maga8in neus
srbings i'm peientli4en foIgenoermas
ben aus:
Dos 3eitraubeube Snftem Der gns
mensaufrufe i'm aougrtB bat i4
ldngit gu eiuem 6etlugenSperteu @es
meinI9a0eH entnidelt; unb i9on iett
beinabe einem 8iertels Sabrbun0ert
6aben grfinber S%nitrumente Der
einen ooer onoeren 4rt ousgetlii9sIt.
mittels oeren Der aOngreB jepei!s
Itin 8ptum in tpenigen Mtinuten
gum 4usbrud bringen t0nnte, itatt
40 Minuten Bis 81 elmer o~reipierteI
Stunbe bafir gu ge6rau9en. Mlan
unterI6dbe Die @r0Be Oes oeruril&s
ten Qrbeits3ettDerlufeS i'm ganSen
ia nidt! 6at bod ein Mat9ematiter
gefunoen, oaB nGbrenO elmer langeu
3ogur9 bes 8ongreFes ni9t pents
ger als 56 Sage Our9 Ramens>4 Puff
tuIe aleiu berfhpenDet poroen Iin0,
in benen Ii9 Elm gang geb0ri9es
Guantum niiBIider arbeii i'm Sns
tereHe 0es Bottles battle bepdItigen
|iafep!
IS tit INNER pieOer borgetan
poroen, boB Elm me4anif4es SBs
item Der Qblttmmung ntdt nur etne
groBe Griparuts BON 3eit, ipnOern
aud bon 8eIo beoeuten ipiiroe. limb
0od bat es big gum beuttgeu Gage
ni9t Our99eieBt perbsn t6nnen, raB
Der 8ongreB Elm ioIdes @pitem be-
nubt. 5reili9 1T gu pbeFur6ten1
odB basfeIbe aud Dem Abfims
mungs 5li6uitrteren Elm @noe mas
ten niiroe, uno barum pGre es bod
gar gu f4aoe.
Sine neuerbings in @prf9log ses
bra6te @bFimmungss Mai9ine, sic
grfinbung zines 8irgers Ger Rabm.
Itabt, gornett 8. gpbrOff, bat be-
reit8 in Der 8isconiiner StaataIes
gistotur Die Brobe beitanDen ano
fat I4on 10000 medaniI9e Aas
mems Qufrufe b%orgenOmmen, - pos
gu Der aongreB Der Ser. Staaten i'm
gdn3en, ME man ausgere9net bat,
etfpa 200 Sabre Arbeits3eit eebrau.
6eu piirbe! Seoes 0}ttglieo itimmt,
inoem es duf etnen anopf bridt,
pelder ii4 am guIte Oor tbm befins
Get. Gr unb ale anosrn t0nnen Ies
ben, ME er geTtimmt bat; benn oas
gotum topiert iid iufort auf elmer
groben 3afel, iidtbar fir aqe; oisIe
3afel 3d6tt aud ielbftattg bic @oten
8uIammeu. @oate Elm @eIeBgeber
Iein 8otum gu dnbern ipiini9en, 10
brau9t er nur auf einen onbun
6ierfir beitimmten anppf gu ordts
fen, unO Die Geiamt3abl Der rSa"
unb Der n9ein" DirO ntipre9enO an
Der 3afeI Derbefert,
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aus oenTtlbtn g%eiponuensu Del ems
rsibsn tSnnen, uhns %irssnOsins Iddb,
Ii6s Birtung 3u peripiren. Gs stbt
2sute, bic fhpn BON ben 8ittmtr'
tungen beiroFfsn ntrbsu, ipsnn Fe
our gliite3sit Dem @trouhe auf ]
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Sn . # H. mali, bot bic
gittsfietb 9eroant 9irls' Union ole
Organization Der 9ieHftmGO9en IN
aHgrifF genommeu, UNI einen 5ebns
itinbigen arbsitstdg BEL einem MO'
denlpbn bon 81 ourd3uieben, ME
bies in pittsburgh btreits sei6ehsn
lift. Die SrganiIatoren Dpllen aud
Doihs uno puBfrduen 3u Der Srgos
niTatior beran3ieben unb Grb6bung
bes 2obnea BON $1.5O duf $500 per
Gag erspingsT.
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unb Bremen bDrt IOsIsid aub iritt
o6er na9 msbreren GtunbsH nteosr
Elm. Do1 lam man Iih init oieIsm
sinFa@en Mittel, bds In jebsm Dauss
boItt itets oorrdtig, 10 LANCE ainot
rung DerI9affeu, bis gIeBuder uHb
gIto1ol berbeigsIdofft iino,
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