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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-29

started the fus.. :::%:: i.lcll5d cheap
coal, Of course, just as everybody else
needs 1t, but somebody discovered the
danger Of & monopoly of that and set
up another shout. Ever since then the
yellow press has been screaming. The
government withdrew all coal lands
from entry, and it now refuses to
grant patents to that which had been
properly located. We don't own Il
foot Of Alaskan coal land, Miss Apple
ton. On the contrary, we haul our
fuel from British Columbia, just like
O'Neil and Gordon. Those who would
like to sell local coal to us are pre-
vented from doing So
"lU sounds we'll to hear you tell it,"
said Eliza. "But the minute the coal
patents are issued you will buy what
you want, then freeze out the other
mines, the railroads and the steamship
lines, but public necessities like coal
and oil and timber and water power
should belong to the people. There
has been al awakening Of the public
conscience, and the day of monopolized
necessities is passing"
GAS long as menown coal mines they
will sell them. Here we are faced not
by Il question of what may happen,
but Of what has happened. If you
agreed to buy a city lot from a real
estate dealer and after you paid him
his price he refused to give you a
deed, you'd at least expect your money
back, wouldn't you? Well, that's the
case of Uncle Sam and the Alaskan
miners. He not only refuses to deliv-
err the lot, but keeps the money and
forces them to pay more every year.
l represent a body of rich men who,
because Of their power, are regarded
with suspicion, but if they did any
thing so dishonest as what our govern
ment has done to it's w people they
would be jailed"
When O'Neil and Natalie returned
they found the two still arguing
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-29
PLAIN QUESTIONS PUT
TO LANGDON PEOPLE
Every Langdon Reader Will at Once Admit
the Soundness of Our Logic

Would Langdon people recomme
Doan's kidney pills as they do if ii.
medicine was o reliable? Would
they confirm their statements after
years have elapsed if their experiences
did not show the remedy to be deserv-
ing of it? Statements like the follow
ing must carry conviction to the mind
of every reader:
w. B. Gordon, retired farmer.
Langdon, says: Il suffered for a
number of years from dull, grinding
pains in the small of my back, direct
ly over my kidneys. The kidney ac-
ton was irregular and caused much
annoyance. l doctored and tried
several medicines, but was not reliev-
ed until l began taking Doan's kidney
pills, procured at E. l. Donovan's
drug store. A few doses brought
much benefit and before long my kid
neys We're strengthened and every
symptom of kidney trouble disappear
ed Over three years later, Mr..
Gordon said: From my good expert
ence with Doan's kidney pills, 1 am
convinced there is nothing better to
regulate the kidneys and correct any
disorders arising from them"
Price SOC at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy--get
Doan's kidney pills-the same that
Mr.. Gordon has twice publicly recon-
mended. Foster Miburn Co., Props. !,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-29

He shrugged. THE Heidlemanns
are just ordinary business men, like
O,Neil, looking for investment. They
heard Of Il great big copper field hid
den away back yonder in the noun
tains. and they bought what they con-
sidercd to be the best group of claims.
They knew the region was difficult Of
access. but they figured that Il railroad
from tidewater would open up not only
their own properties. but the rest Of
the copper belt and the whole interior
country. They began to build Il road
from Cortez, when some shoe stringer'
raised the cry that they had monop-
olized the worlds greatest copper sup
ply and had doubled cinched it by
monopolizing transportation also. That
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-29

reduced to Il pulp beneath the over
towering numbers OF those savage
heels.
They were groveling there in Il tan
gle OF legs and arms when Happy
Tom came down the grade, leading Il
charge which swept the embankment
clean.
The boss packer had equipped his
command with pick handles and now
set Il brilliant example in the use Of
this, his favoritc weapon. For oncc
the apathetic Slater was fully reused.
He was tremendous, irresistible. In
his capable grasp the oakcn cudgel be-
came both nrlnor and fail. In attack
it was IL; active as Il fencing masters
foil. in defense as deadly as the kick
of u mule. Beneath his formlcss bulk
We're the muscles OF Il gladiator.
He was sobbing as much from anN-
iety as from the violence of his cXcr-
tons when he tore Appleton from the
clutch Of a black man and set him ON
his feet.
Are YOU hurt. SOM" he gaspcd.
Sure. Im-hurt quite somc!' Dan
spat out a mouthiul Of blood and sand.
Gimme Il club"
eco back yonder," Tom directed
swiftly. Nail Denny before he gets
'em to shooting. Kill him if you have
to. I'll take care Of these fellers."
The younger man saw that the ell
gagement at this end Of the line was
no longer general, but had become a
series of individual combats, so he
made what haste he could toward the
scene Of the more serious encounter to
the right of the crossing. He judged
that the issue was still in doubt there.
although he could make out little in
the confusion on account Of the glar-
ing headlight. which dazzled him.
AS he ran. however. he discovered
that the S. r. and n. forces were in
possession Of the middle ground, haV-
ing divided the enemy's ranks like a
wedge, and this encouraged him. Out
of the darkness to right and left came
shouts, curses, the sounds Of men wal
lowing about in the knee deep tundra
They We're Gordon's helpers who had
been routed from their positions.
Now that Appleton had time to col
lect himself. he, too, grew sick will
suspense, for he knew that arms hat
been stacked inside the barricades
ANY instant might bring them into
play. He began to wonder why Denny
withheld the word to fire.
AS a matter of fact, the explanation
was simple. although it did not appear
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-29
CHAPTER Kill.
Dan Shocks Natalie.

IN AN found himself besct by Il half
dozen of the enemy, who, hav-
" ing singled him out Of the gen
eral confusion lis the of
the disaster. came ut him heAdlong.
But by this time O'Ncil'S men were
pouring out of the darkness and over
running the grade so rapidly that there
was little opportunity for concerted ac-
ton. Appleton had intended. as soon
4 IS he had cut the cable. to beat Il
hasty retreat into the marsh. but now,
with the firm gravel roadbcd under his
feet and the battle breaking before
his eyes. he changed his mind. He car
ried a light heart. and the love Of trou-
bic rompcd through his veins. He low
cred his head. therefore. and ran to-
ward his asSailants.
The engineer dearly loved a fair fight,
even against odds, but this was entire,
" different. He was trampled, stamp.
ed upon. kicked. lie felt himself being
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-29

The state or minnesota is made de.
PENDANT in a damage suit for $780,.
900, started by the state of North Da.
kota in the federal supreme court.
Payment of 1885, 900 to farmers in
Richmond and adjoining counties by
the defendant state, abandonment of
the Mustinka drainage ditch, the
source of the trouble, and the literal
penalizing of the Minnesota legisla'
ture, is asked by the plaintiff state
The suit is the outcome of several
years of grief and verbal warfare by
the North Dakota farmers to the west
of the junction of the drainage ditch
and the Bots de Sioux river and Lake
Traverse.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-29
CONTINUED Next Week.)
HOUSE CONFERs THE W
President Authorized to Enlist the Ma
tional Guard.

Washington, June 24.-Legislative
approval of President Wilson's use of
the national guard in the Mexican
crisis was voted almost unanimously
by the house in adopting a resolution
declaring the existence of emergency
and giving the president a free hand
to draft, as federal soldiers, all guards
men willing to take the required oath.
The senate is expected to concur.
A million dollars would be appro.
priated by the resolution to aid de-
pendent families of the guardsmen so
drafted.
Distribution of the fund will be left
TO the wal department with the re-
striction that no family should receive
more than $50 a month.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-29

~nuven'I you nn1sned your uresome
discussfons" asked Natalie.
"Ar. Trevor has almost convinced
me that the octopus is Il noble creature,
filled with high ideals and writhing at
the thrusts of the m~uckrakcrs." Eliza
told them.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-29

Order your engraved cards at the
Democrat office.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-29

until later. Mr.. Denny at that mo-
ment was in no condition to issue or
ders of any kind, the reason being as
follows: When preparations for the
advance We're made Dr. Gray, who I'M
derstood perhaps more fully than any
one else except O'Ncil the gravity Of
the issue and the slender pivot upon
which the outcome balanced, had talk
Ell his place in the vanguard of the at
lacking party instead of i'll the back
ground, as befitted his calling. The
first rush had carried him we'll into
the fray, but acc there he had shown
his good judgment by refusing to par
ticipate in it.
Instead he had selected Denny out of
the opposing ranks and bored through
the crowd in his direction, needless of
all efforts to stop him. His great
strength had enabled him to gain
ground. He had hurled his assailants
aside, upsetting them, bursting through
the press as Il football player pcne,
| trates q line, and when the retreat had
| begun he was close at the heels of his
| victim. He had ovcrtaken Denny be.
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ga6en BON Saint (ppttaia6aIti9es
SalO i. g., nades auBer benz Hots
penDiqen Gali ooer Yottal9e bas
CUR SoI3s, 9lotts un0 6ru9tbilbung
unerlabIit ILL., nu9 nod SDhiala IN
entIprs9mOsn Msngen ent9dIt, has
ben mir gleih3sitig Elm wtiitsl our
Grb0Eung Der Observation-Disclosures
unIerer 8dume, bs1onhsrs Der Steins
obitbdame. Die Gaben bon pboss
pborfGure in Sorm pon Sbomdsmehl
o6er Superpbospbut f9rOern ben
anoIpenaniab, beDirfeH irGftige
8laten, quite 6ru8tbiIpung unb gas
tee aroma. Der in Der PbOspbors
faure entboItene RaIt lift sur Sttins
biIoanq uotlg. 8si ueriauerten Y0s
BEN. in pel9en bic 8dume meit Iebr
inter are6s uno GummifIuB 81 leis
ben ba6en, tit cine @obe grDBerer
Menger lriifen Asgtaltes am piaBe,
on ct Den 8oosn Hart, iDpour4 Die
8dume bulb tpieper gefunO unb trags
fdbig fperben. SIN allgemeinen niro
cine 3angung bon asBtdlt in geutis
Zen qbltdnosn, ano 5tpar bdnn moss
Ii6ft rei6Iid, ben Gbtbdumtn,
bauptId9lid Den Gteinobttbaumen,
Iebr BON Ruben ie,n, neil Ct bic go=
bsn~6eftanoteile 3erieBt unO fis fir
bic Mnr3eln auinabmtfdblg matl.
Rad aemaGten angaben Der siinitts
gen 8irtungen Der eiH3eIHen DIM
ger auf be ein5elheu 6eile Der 8das
me unb bic psri9ieoenen 8Ooen
tOmmt nun DOR alien in 8etrntt.
nm tpirili4e grfolge gu sr5ielen, DAB
Die ein5elnsn 0iinger Sur ri4tigen
8eit perabfolgt iper0en. Dies gilt be-
Ionbers prn Sail un0 pbospboridus
re. @g 1T betannt, 0ab belize Din@
aerartsn Iauge ungelDIt tn trOdenen
B0oen lisgen t0nnsn, benn Die Gsuns
tigteit beT0rbert erIt bic 2Oiung unb
6ringt Tomit bic Mirfung. Gus oies
fem Brunbe if es f9rn nOtiDenoig,
ben 8iugsr 70 Seitig dIs mOgIid).
olIo i'm 9erbIt siusubrinsen. @sitsrs
bin muB in Grpdsung se3O9en iDsrs
ben. oab bel SbhpFlun3unseH, unter
fpeldsn nod ll~nterilItnren betrisber
merben, bieie eirten srpBen Sell oea
Dlngsrs ben0tigsn uno 6sim auf.
frsuen osslsIbsn i'm Btiibiabr, al
ge9inn Oes 8o9sIums, aass in 9e.
Fb nsbmsr unb ben atmsn gauIner
nidts ober nur .penig iibrig laHsn
an9 bitrnus srsitt Iid pieoer, Daf
Die MISREPRESENTATION nur oanr
cine ginitigs Dirtuns seigen ptrOen
nenn re, pis btreits oben seiagt
Trib3eitis, alto i'm Ssrbft oneeipenoti
tnnxAen
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@erfmiirOisc Saisft.

Sin dbenieuerlin aRsIe4enDes, nit
sfpel laugen 6dnsarnen ausgerlites
tes sSnlstt lan0ten Dem pHosmos"
@eiellnatt Der AaturfreuAps in
stuttgast, tIr3lid observation-disclosures
gdrtlne GoIoaten, pie Is aul Wans
Defangen IN U%iDatsnsstO entoedt batz
ten. IS bIl.oelte id rple Der aoss
mos teEtitsllte, am ole sur @uttung
Der 5LLgheul9lsaen seporenot unD
i'm tropia,en Afrlta %DebeImatete, lns
oss audi III rem Mttlelmeerldu0ern
uap nnt Der GaltanbalbInIa nors
tumlmenbs @otiesd nbtterln Chants
lellsIola), Due lfren 9iumen Der els
gentiml,Arn Steuun9 Oeroantt, DE
re emnimlRt, oean lie ptlegt threa
lalanteE BrrDertolper taft lentreht
emporSurl1ten unD ibre lan9sn
JArgarns me eth oer8udter beter
gen 9Iime' gu ltreGeT, oIeipeIl ne
gierl9 dat cine Geate partet, Die ne
nit Ibrsn @ntsr9aten gleIheGoen
Acknowledgment anarmt anD diss
bum per3ehrt.
Man tonnte fat sinabsn, oas Sns
istt iibe oar1 ietne geipenitlae Ans
griffsjteaung elnen l1bmeRpen uno
bppnotilisrenDen gintlub auf lem
Spfer aus, Der Dieies ME Dor Sdred
gebannt FeitbGlt unD tim bic 3raft
nimmt, ii9 CUR Ne1r Sa isben ooer
reatseitig gu entfliebeal Durh 8Ife
in ben Iaden t0tet bic @Ottesanbetes
rim i1re 8sute, Die lie bis ouf Die
yIigel adffrIBt. Aebrigsns lift bas
Manttsneib1eu piel giertger uno
~s1oulaHer ais Das Manadsn, unD
nl9t lelten fommt Is unter ben
Mantisloeibd)en 5u ienoerbaten @is
ferluAtsDaeaea, Die eepObnll9 Damlt
snDen, odh Die Stegerln TIRE unters
lsgens Jf:nnm Der3ebrt. Rod ges
j1lsrobtE 3si9t ii4 ,nDes Die Htans
tis IN Ibtem Gif5esleben. oae WetDS
5sn bat letnen 9iebiisn IN pes Wcrs
tes ppaitsm SHINE alum 6rehen
germ, osnn es pfIegI ibn na6 Der
gegottuas taltbliitig gu Deripeiien,
un6 es 1T teiaesnegs Ieltsn, DUB
ilnf poer feds MoatismGnnfben auf
biaie Wtii. pOn elneR ein5igsn
tpeiDliGea 8Iaubart 6aeitist rDerDen.
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Menn eddie bic NOIIe OerIisrsn,
10 TnO bic 9iere sntneOsr NIT 3sdeu
GidsJ Dber nit aduOemilbsn (Scob
mites) beboftet. GrItere iiuo srOb
genug, Inn bel ssnauer lnteriuaana
nit bloBsm 4uge erionnt psrDen gu
toHnen; bic gtlbsn l.no a5er 1927
tletu unD IlBsn III lei 9aui, 10 odB
man nur Die %snt5unOelsll, rolen Stsl'
len unp bic 99cyte. aber Hint oas
unge5ieter iiebt. Das bette 1iiits!
gegrn beibe llnse5ieleterien III ocs
8aDen Der 6dait in eInem Der
Dips, bic tir sisien .3iDet bsrge'
iellt unD in ApoI5eter ultp. gu taus
fen IinD. Die Shais ioIlien por Dem
8aDen geI9oren ipereen nae Sebn
5aoe mad BEN sriten elm 8ipeites
8no erbalten. alle 9iere, alte unp
iunge, miIlen bisisr Heinigung nns
tersoaen fperben. Ser Stall 1T 81
reinigsn uno bas 9OI8psrt innerbaI6
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osrasnnHa BON gilbern bon 3iIaaseH'
blallern nnp beraIclhen.

6erlsanHa BON Bilbern bon |ilaH5eH'
bldiiern nHD bereIciden.
Ter 9eDante, pura pie Jletbone
Ger laturislbllpbDtograpbie BIlDer
Don gfldnSenbldttern, 9liItenbidttsfr
UNI DergleInsn ber5ulteleH, eerpinHt
INNER me1r an praltiIder BeDeus
tuno, leitDem man bic Gln5lgartlgs
teit Der 10 er5eugtea SilOer JUG bie
tns gin5slrs gebsnOs @arlellung uno
flare anI6auLns IolGer 9flan5ens
0ile feitgeitsllt bat. Dds geriobreH,
fir bds Elm Gahmann Den Deutl9en
gnsOrnd ygiatarlelbitOrad" Dors
IGldgt, lit ned Dn5u BON grDBter
@.nfa4bett, Da ionobl bic umltdnDs
li9s &amera nls bic lidti4eue uno
serbregIibe Pldtte entbebrt perDeR
i5nnen. 3iptl 9sn Die @lnsplatte uro
D1s li9tempfinDlide papier zines
Gopierrabmens pirb Der a~b5ubils
DenDs gtlanSsntsiI gelest, allss meis
tere einem bell leu9tenoen Sonner'
li9t ~lberlufen.
Sc nab Der Winrte 0es 6eniiBten
papiers mirD na1 Der 8ell9tang
bic &0nung, be5 lebun9slDeIlr DE
gHtnldlang Ipie lblld DOrgeaunIngen.
@1B Das 8t;o Elm negatiOes III, fort
N DIelela 6da nIdl I'M gerlRsten,
be DuiGii4tgtstl uno JelnbeIl Der
4tebr8abl Der Aeoer9en fdat I'M @es
9sntell Dur9 Dte a%ngspObnte 4nllcpt
nur I'm 10 mebr in &uge. DIE audi
ipnft barter uno elnoentIger ole &ons
tursa 3etAneLpen 8i1n5papsre finp
gerape EIer belonoers geetgnet, Do
Die @eHauI9teit Der Wieoergabe Der
eisentlide @runD fir Den a1fwano
Der Utilbe TT. Solne 2lbbtLDungen
lalfsn IidJ, aud obne IT'D triigerllG
su errpeilsr, unter 10 ftarte UtItros
ltope legen, Dap beinabs Der Aufbau
Der 3eusu oaran Sl ttaoieren 1T.
9gdbreno pie ACKNOWLEDGMENT
na1me Iia nit Der geaauen BIeoer=
gabe Der 6orR erfdOpft = Die SIhts
abitufan9ea unD tiinitIeriIaen Glgns
Saaften intereHteren in Dieiem 3n'
Iammenbang nidt :, 1T bier Die
MDgli9frit elmer 5iyterung pon
@m3slbsiten eese6sn, bic man mil
6llBsm huge nidt srteansn tam.
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unb aubsrbnI6 ess Siallss, tpO iid
bic G9aie seI9eusrt baben, III mi.
aolttdn9e, Der ani einen Gimer DolI
sipei un3en Sorbolidare bsigemiIh
nurbe, on5uftreidsn. 9sItsbt Der
6uB60Den I'M Stale aus Der bloBeu
6rGe, 10 muB bieier NIT psroiinnisr
rober SGpsietioure balb Bdiier,
balb Sdure, besoilsn tperosn;
tenn es lift nadgepGIsu, ooB lie
Gier Des llnse3ieisrs il6 pom Jriibs
iabr BIB gum @inter, Oosr DON
0erbit bis gum 5rubiabr in csr
Grbe = ou4 auf Der 8siOe les
bensFdbig erbalten. $50 bic fertigen
dips" ui9t gu betommen FnO, lam
nan IelbIt Iolhe herItelIen: q 9funo
SabotbI1tter peroen in 10 @allOnen
@alIer "A Stuneen siugspsi9t uno
Die q%eipounsre 8tiibe Dabrenb elmer
balben Stunbe eetoht; Dann iDiro
70 bisI @niier bin5ussFiigt, bob Die
Mloiie 100 gaIIOnen ousmoht.
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gersIInnssn dItersr gdume

9as @sriebsn GItsrsr 9dume TT
5lpar nit sinisen G6pierigtslten
psrbunosr, absr burdaus niHt ans
mDaIid. gspfdbdums - Bistbdums
eisnen Ii6 tpsnissr Iir rem Spsd =
muFen ausrIt fart suriaa. JIM len
usrOsu, 10 baB minosIt'ns bic pdt.s
Der arons msgidri. 4lan erdbi bic
8duas 10 aus, pnb fs mDglttr bee
unpsrlebte DurSsln bsbdlieH. Die
grDs um BE- @ur5eIl lOie mar Iorss
EdIfia los, 90 ls idOn ausseiose1
In un0 fir Den Baum .einen guts
sen mebr Dat. Das neus 9aumlo4
Ipn cen MurssIn eniIprenenD stoB
asnug lsin. Die irifhs Gr0t (rside
wartensro9 Dirp glit 5pifden bic
MurssIn seIdoben unb smar nit Dal
6dnafn. Gino bic MurstIn beoedt,
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5ober aalfgsbntt i IN

Sober 3nIfgsbnIt IN
grbrei9 gibt ben ObItbdumen
aebruneenen Wuds. airiden nnD
pfirii9e perIangsn brett no9 3aIt
in 8ober, AepieIn iOmmt er Iebr
susuts, girnsn broudsn psnissr.
8ir fIadtpur5elnoe 3perobdume. Die
IN ppIler Come listsn, III Ealtboosn
In Der RsseI gu bsib uaO gu trpdsn.
Der DbftslIer IoIt Iofort
mad BEN adumsn ssrsinist iDerbsn.
Da % I'm CONNER merit untsrbleibt.
3unddIt DsrpsH bic Idnoe obess
b%irItst unb baum NIT Oidsr &aIEmiIH
aneeFriden. 8ieIe mug ariinbIid
IN bic 8usen seitrihsn merosn. bns
NIT oun has llnss5isFsr ptrni9sst
iuirD. Rahber pirb tii9tig seThpes
felt,
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glaerlei..

Murmgruben firs g e.
fIagel lieiern cine bilIige Guts
terbeiaobs. Mon pirtt in irgeno Ell
mem benz Geilugel nidt susangIiben
@inteI eipeu @raben Don sfpei Spas
tenIti6eH Siefe urb Orsi Spateniti.
den Range aus. Den graben fnllt
mon gu orsi Nterteln abueGielnb nit
S9enReaabtall, tubmil5 YteroemIft,
Haub uno SiraBentebrl9t. Ser Sn.
bolt miro li4tis ~angegOlien nHo Der
9raben piro mt Groe 5ugeidutiet.
gtan elniger 3sit alebeH l.d pie Res
gentuurmer bterber uHo IdOn mod
etfpa pier Mod)en tann tdgli9 Elm
Spatenlti1 poll pon Oer loderen
WaIis BEN @efligel gum Durhfas
1en p%or9eporten perben. Die leers
geuoroeaen @tellen Der @ru6e fiillt
man nieoer nit 3ingsr unD ben ees
nannten Abfdllen. Wtan bite Iid
aber, ben Sieren gu bel Aiirmer
out sinmal por5uperfen. oa oaoura
Der gei9mad Der gisr Isiosn innn.
Die Mafierbaiftns
Ill uH9e GHten mien elnsn
lsitt l9la9 ubialIenOsn 3uIauf BE-.
FBgu, bamtt bic 2iers bsqusm aus
Oeia gSalisr bsraustommsn ttna.n
aaD hh n,ht usrlsBen. IA GHlsr
bel ADt abtonDsrl, plro Das Wals
lee bulb iebt fart beihmugi. Wan
muB ss minbslens p0hsntli1 Elm.
NAL ernsusrn unD ben BaiiiHgruRo
pom 3sii gu 3sit Idutsrn. Mafsr
uno 8oOsHlns nisrsn gum 9iiHseH
Der GnrtengelpdGit. Die Babes unb
G9Dimmb1jFns baden ben WOrteil.
bob ie snr panrnnss5sit Der @ntsn
fit bic 8efru1tung ber Gitr fidersr
iub, ais Bel Der poaruns aui BEN
2anot.
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10 pirO tiiGtiq gegoFen, Oamit ole
@r0e ii6 gut an bic Mlr5eIn aillegt.
ueber Sic nit Groe 6ebedten @urSelu
ipirb Diel perrotteter 9iiugsr 9slsgt.
8enn I'M @erIauT bes nd9lten Cons
mers Ii9 Srodenbeit sinTteqt, miro
fart gtgOhen. auBerbem pidls man
ben Gtamm uro bic gr1bern Isite
nit StrOb nnb Ieiater gdnbage
(Sadleineipano noer bergleiden) Elm
uno balte aud bieIe oas eriie Sabt
feu6t. Inter oos @ieBnaIer bari
ctn 9isrtsl Sou4e gsnommen tpers
ben. Die 9dume iiHo ia nidt gu tisf
81 iebeL lieber Elm nenig bDber. als
ie friber maren. Sc snlpfiehlt
fi6, ben eingepflan5ten Stdmir, etpa
bort, no bic arone anfdnqt, bur4
@~ifenorGbts, bic aber ni4t einfhneis
ben biirfen, am 8Ooen su befeltigen,
Oomit Jpn Der @iro ni6t pirft.
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8sfm eGnitt Der. 81

8sim eGnitt Der, gtts
teu frdu9sr laIlen uIel piiflige
sinj6brige 9risbs ab. bic 5uT aHs
Su9i nls GtsdliHgs gut D~ertpeHLst
ptroen tSnnsr. Man beniBe iie absr
MIR, psnn iis sefunO unb Frei BON
piI8btfnIl iinb. Sn erTter 9inie ioms
men Observation-Disclosures in Be
trahi, bon StndeIbesren mnht man
better M6legsr. lnb 5imDsersn mrs
ben burh Telling Der oIten Slide
~serlptnhet.
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ots6aSiuanna Der e6Rbanmc.

liz B1ums bsneiiasu ualugaealB
ace biz GtoiIs. mslds I'm GtnnSiius
asr enlfalisn Iiae, mic: GtifItp'k
goli, gbosp6ctIdmgs uno Salt. ie.
sod III ibF gsfudnls an aolL
g6oepborlanu un0 9ali ouribs
j4niitlid DlfI srSbsr, dig mon bIss
btr nnoencmmsH bat. Ms;terhiH rihs
M fh Bic 3afubr Der ein5sIHen
asiIe bss 9aumts. mie 9OI5triebs,
anolpenbilouns uFp.. Oas nil bgis
ben. bab nan init tinlFitiger dime
anna tbeniD lndbsa tanu ais nit
eonsEih untfrlnFmtr DinQane, Bel
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Suia bon stfpa Elm 3Oll 9ids ipirb
in Der JOrm, pis belgeiiigte abbiIs
ouns Is asigt. seIfnittsu uno iibsr
ben 3,oii5saranm IsitIi& an ben bei'
ben a.uerFtade feinlter Drabt ges
ipam y an Dem 9ol5
nit tleinen RGgeln bsfsItist ipirS.
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anb Elm laarigsf4IifFsnss msiIer
6inbutdRedt. Sc letter nan ben
Nrabf auf Der aidIsits anSiebt, btElO
Ieiner ipsroen bic ghsibsn Der Sur.
Il. anrtoIFsl uIp. Sic Gade 1T
sbeulO einfa6 ipis prattiiA.
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GinfadIer @nrfeubu6st

Einsn fDlGen felt man Der, inotm
nan sin6oI3brettheu mil glaiier, meie
Bsr 9bsrfIdde nit 5tpei fsItsn Bra9ts
aIammern cOer 4ranpen Osriisbt
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Gin nener aamreiniaer.

biirfte aIs belonosrs prattiI9 i6pn
borum 5u empfeblen iein, neil RI
nit gsringen Mitte!a lsidt fstbf
bsr5uiteIItn lit. Gin einfades Stiid
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en- idmnris Grid esmadt Zen, Obber
% i1 INNER mod 70 IN 8Hbl i'm,
wi. ia INNER elmer iDar, remit ib
ptrbIeilpe sSbne Sbrn Iietpsr
pbiIipE G~nnsraHipTer.
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1852.
Msin Iisbsr 9srr Sisoadiicrdrl

iDsa, Der Ybilipp bat
jebt ssnug nit ben
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Dem sr 10 fdlimme
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mer email pas Giss