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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-11

Is SURE OF SUCCESS
Special to The World

Special 10 The World
CLAREMOBE, okla. oct 10
Bert Chandler has been In Roger,
county for two days. holding mcciIn,4
and shaking hands VITA voters Yes
terdhN he was at Chelsea ana last
night made an impressive aGdroca Ia
- large crowd In CollinNillc. return
inr mere late at night Early this
morIing he went 10 Talala. ana from
there to lnole, where ne had q ruus-
ins meeting
"If | find the rcst IF tho district
Just half as strong for me as ! have
Rogers county ther, is no doubt about
my election TO congress SAID Mr.
Chandler. II expected to carry many
votes outside my party" he continued.
"tut | never realized before that /
had 80 many acquaintanrcs and 50
many warm friends. III ten YOU, aft
er al. friends arc about the one best
asset q man has In this life ANYWAY,
ana If | thought had % sacrifice Il
single one / would rather withdraw
from the race righ- nov. / hear men
a. politics talking about ha' ing nicnrs
and cnemics-thcy say, i have no
personal enemies, but u fow political
enemies Wen. / don't believe ! have
even any political cucmlos. II Rogers
county IS any criterion. or course. a
l"lEc Ioltlpn Of Dem p'iHtS VIII not
vote for me. but because Of that I can
not rcconslic myself To use the word
enemy 'rhcv lust disagree with M"
tiata all. ana respect them foi that
belief tut they're not oncmics-not
hy long shot Some Of the host
friends | have are Demo rats. TIL APP
preciate thoir Otc. # coursc, bot I'm
not going 10 fall out with them n they
feel like they cant give me their vote
If get their vote I'll be thankful for
II, ana f don't = viii bc all right.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-11
Presidents Defense.

The president in defense Of the
passage of the Adamson hin proclaim.
to tho people that this bin IS an eight
hour law and that II conforms with
the judgment oP society. In making
such defense. he cndeavors to appeal
90 the sympathy of the people and 10
enlist in his support all those who
believe in the eight-hour day. The
Adamson bin, however. Is not an
oight-hour day bill II places no llmi-
tation on the number Of hours dur
irg which the lahorer shall work. II
ioes not limit them TO eiEht hours
work nor to any number Of hours
short OF tho 10 hours limitation al-
ready provided 10y law. Tho Adam
ION hill merely provides that afie-
January I next eight hours small con-
stitutc u days work for the purpose of
computing the compensation Of those
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-11
pOstOMlC.,, LoCatCd.

Special to The World,
MIAMI. Okla. oct. l0.-Mrs IT.
Brewer has been appointed postmls
tress at tho now town OF pouthat, to
the south and east OF rur River, The
place is generally known ms Century.
Nut the owner OF the land calls II
Dcuthot and SO It has been sisnified
by tho postoffico department This
town Is I'm rich mining district. and
tho postOtfice win be opened aud IN
opera ton in another week The town
Ia les than year old whore n"w To-
Gated
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-11

y tIo2GCd System Must BE Cleaned
Nou viii find Dr Kings New T.if.
Pills gentle yet effective laxative
for removing impurities from tho sys.
tenn. Accumulated waste poisuns tn,
hlocd, dizziness. billousncss and
pimplN muddy complexion arc tn,
distressing effects 4 dose of Dr
Kings New Life pills tonight viii as
sure you free. fpll bowel movement
IN The morning. At your Druseis.,
&c ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-11
Seen by Everyone.

'-The effect of our governments
neglect I'm this matter has not been
confined to the McSicans. The whole
world has witnessed the spectacle OF
our government failing to protect the
lives and property of its people In
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-11

men ou91rrd iu tho operation of trains
and tt further protid idos that the wages
paid upon this particular basis shall
not bc less than the wages now being
paid for % greater number Of houc8
AT present the average work day
for train crews Is about ten hours
and tchIr wages are computed, more
or less accurately, upon that basis.
Tho new law merely provides tn1t
they shall receive as much pay for
eight hours work as they are now re-
CciVlng for an average OF ten hours
work This simply means a raise iu
wages Of about 20 10 - per cent tor
the men involved They viii COR
tSuc TO work the same length Of tune
AS they are now working, but will got
more money iICm the railways. The
railway managers estimate that this
viii cost the roads 100000, 900 to $50 -
100000, which great sums must
eventually oc paid by the public who
use the roads either as shippers OF
passengers. This is what the Adam
son bill does, nothing more, nothing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-11
PRESIDENTS
POLICIES COME
IN FOR ATTACK
COLLLNLLn ERnM rAnE IN


cos uNJED FROM PAGE ONE
. pointed oyf> IL v-,s ,ss.,,,.i ,,,,,
HrmhIc.u ,nn.H, H,..fn,n Il. cio',.l
] from fins district
"Iu addition g., I,o r,.., tl., L.. =.
| "a Rcpubic,u u,Id tt,. "r,''I,,,
'Hcrt ,,rIpiI,r -It.I,il 49,, 49,,
/ congress I,.,I..e. no Ln,y.s ,i,o -,
/ of tho uN r... .nd IA. nibr, cin..'.
/ Of p,oul. lu mis- ,nngr...i,'r.,i ID
trict r '-'' "''
rcf.rI.,p., T.. e,,..,.,. U-.,.......l.
Mr. rr,nrbnt said. '''
4 h,,. rnnv.n min, sine, d.. o...
70 Loy back IN %ev York l,nc,,
him WHOM ho rl,,.J fi,st E..e 80, ,l..
No!c hlsrhall nine. / know him 4, Lou
I' "niiN''d IN ih" cavalry 20 do SCR
'," Tor ms country ana when lac
li,.,I'""Cd inc flag to the Philippines
zen ne was elected to the legiSlo-
'"I'' Milll' very young man After
N'n-I' wear experience there ne
WI. H'oe speaker OF th" assembly
hNo me- retained thai position as long
hS "' was lh're; Ana he was TIA,
I'dl spoth'r Ihcre Wcr" 40 dark
room conferences when he wanted
'''N'i'l"n. ENctF'hlng was open aud
|''N' nphrd' Hc was % member oi
10" ''lpl''I commission ana one odr
'"'N sem messenger TO hiu with
an important document To sign The
messenger round him ON his iarm in
"N'''I't Sh""'ihg sheep lhou Ac
u'''h" a western ran'lman and to-
't} he ls manager Of one of the larg-
''' c'l'I' ranches IN TrN3S. cmbIac-
,e 90 '.UU" acres ON Wmch twenty
t'"uSinh mead of caliIc are now graz
ing IT U.s. small wonder that tho
people of NcW YORK sent him TO tho
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-11

"Tho bill wax passed by congress
at the suggestion ana earnest request
/ OF the president - passed under a
threat of force. involving the tying
| up of the railway systems OF the coun-
| Try and the consequent suffering of
the people iu the cities. The atmos-
/ phcrc in whicn the bin was passed IS
Z wen known to every member of con-
grcss. Senator Underwood, sup
/ porter of the president. declared IN "a
speech in the senate that we WcIo
paying the prico of peace. Neither
congress nor the president nor the
/ public had the slightest opportunity
/ 10 Investigate tho merits OF tho con
{ tcntions raised by the railway broth
| crhoods We are all agreed that If
the mon were not getting just wages
that their wages should be raise ].
Likewise We must agree that If these
mon were receiving just wages they
should not be raised. But no ono
knows anything about this compli-
Gated question and congress passed
the bin in todl ignorance, In a panic.
led by tho president. The public,
which must eventually pay the in
creased cost, ala not have It's day at
court. The whole principle of arbi-
trution was thrown overheard upon
the threatened uso of force,
that point In lts history IN which the
congress OF tho United states, at the
uohe5t Of less than ono-hult OF per
cent Of the people Of tho country
passes legislation without lAvostisJ-
lion and in totNl ignorance OF tho
facts, thon indeed government by tho
pee plo and FOR tho people IL destroyed.
Personally, | DO not believe that the
railway brothcrhoods over desired
. h.g "A ba H.
ayers should be thrown into the arena
of politics They would infinitely
prefer to make their own bargains
with their employers and thereby
maintain their Independence, Tho
president, however, invited represen-
tatives OF both sides TO come TO Wash
ington. An invitation from tho presi-
dent is equivalent 10 II command, and
events transplred which made 1t Inn
possible for tho brotherhood leaders,
being human, TO withdraw from the
contest, ana thoy found themselves
forced TO permit the congress- swayed
hy politics on the owe of presld, ntial
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-11

, ,rcoded 10 overthrow fiscal system
Ithat had been in effect ever since the
| Clvil war, with the exception uf two
| bllet periods of time. The Demo-
/ Gratis have q peculiar method of Civ
! Ing different titles to their tariff sys-
TEN. First they called II "a free trade
| tariii, hut the panic from 1892. TO
| 1896 made IT unpopular and they
| changed II To- tariff for rcVcnue only
/ But there WIS no revenue. SO now
/ thcN refer tu IT as competitive tariff.
/ That name IS correct. We have been
competing with foreign nations ever
since the Underwood tariff became
| effective. After passing this the
| Democratic congress spent slN0,0OO,-
GOO more than did the last Republican
congress and then came the war tax
ana we all went to licking stamps.
Prior Ia August !. l914. we were rush
IN ahead toward "a greater Industrial
depression than this country had ever
known. I}ut when the people offered
complaint the chief executive said that
We were suffering from n state OF
y ud. Then our Industries began 20
shut down and men were thrown out
OF employment by the thousands.
When they complained, the chief eN-
rcutive advised them to sharpen their
wits The Democratic party does not
believe I'm protection of American in
dustries.
THE historian will relate that dur
ing that period we We're travelling
straight toward severe industrial de-
preston The whole country felt It,
When, lo,-in the nick OF time the
war broke out and America was saved
FOR the time being.
Protection of Life.
There is something more sacred
than tho protection of property There
Is something more important than our
concern for dollars and cents. The
protection Of human life is the high
est function OF government. II would
seem that this administration has lit
tie more concern for the protection OF
American life than for American in
dustrN. IN speech in indianapolis
two wears ago. the chief executive de-
olared that So long as he was president
lac would not permit this government
to interfere with the internal affairs
Of Mexico; furthermore. he asserted
that the MeNcans had right To SPIN
all the blood they wanted i'm the set
tlcment of their own affairs. Ana
yet, ON the preteXt that the dignity or
the United states depended upon
lIuerta firing "A salute to our flag, as
part of his apology for the arrest OF
some American sailors at TampiCu
the administration landed I,OOV
tackles At Vera Cruz. selling the city
ana the custom house killing ana
Wounding about three hundred McNi-
cans and suffering the loss OF nineteen
Americans killed and eighty wounded.
II was said at the time that this Nio>
lent Interference was made for the
purpose of maintaining the dignity of
AmcriCe II turned out later however
that the dispute about the salute had
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-11

election. TO take the matter out OF
their hands. I doubt very much that
the railway employees were pleased
with the spectacle presented to the
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
Strobel,

Sumeliere unb 0ptifer, mDbten bier
nit bic, Nntiinbigung MAIDEN, baB
lie iid in ibrem neuen 2ptale 614
st.. @ermainit1aBe in Dem @ebau6e,
oaS iiingit bu1d ben nm15ug bes
Npptbeters Ma,tit Molitor fret mur=
Ne, nie6ergelal1en baben. Wir baz
ben uniern @prratb an Tai9enz uno
6auSubren, Sumelen uno mu1ttaliz
i9en @aren be6eutenb permebrt, Die
81 ieber Belt Sbnen 81 3etgen, uns
8ergniigen made1 miro.
@Dler Sic bic Bette &eparatur
an Ta1den= unb @anbubren o6er an
Sumelen, bahn fpmmen Sic 5u unS
ODER ibifen Sic inns bic Nrbeit gu.
@enn Sic Briqen 9ebramben,
menben Sic fib an unS. Mir gez
braucben BEL unteriu6ung Der Nn=
gen Die mpberniten Sn1trnmente nno
mir garantieren, baB uniere Glider
9enal1 angepaBt iinb.
uniere Bret1e iinb Die ntebrtg1ten.
Die beit 9el9liffenen 8riQen gum
2elen in einem 9uten @eite4 5m
81. so %auftparts.
Sc eroebt an allen Die freunbli@e
Ginlabuns, un6 in unlerem neuen
Store NIT einem 8eiube gu beebren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
Danffa9un9.

Die unter5ei@neten %eritatten bier=
nit allen, bic ibnen tpabren6 Der lan=
gen &ranfbeit ibreS unoergeBli@en
@atten unb &aters Setter 8lommer
biilfreib CUR 6anb gtngen unb ibm
N ieiner 2eibens5eit @orte beS 9rD=
iteS 5uipra@en namentlib benz bDdm.
pTarrer P. YuD9er, .. =. ", uno
ieinem Miiiitenten, benz bDdm. P.
SDlepb, .. 6. s., fir Die pielen Bez
iu9e am &ranfenlager, iDwte olen,
Die linn ben lebten @brenotenft ertpiez
len unb ieiner Seelenrube inn att
6dGhtioen @ebete ge6adten, ibren
aufribtigen Danf.
fram 2t,tt,a 8lotnmer, Satin,
1ttto &t1toer.
ct. Splepb, ben Is. @u9uit, 1916.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
Strumpf6an0not.

Sem r@auloiS" 1T es gelungen, in
Ste tpegen Der 6euti@en @rfolge BON
@eroun tribe @timmung Der Tran3o<
fen einen neuen @trabl Ser 5reuoe gu
brtn9er. Gr bat tpieber etnmal cine
@ntbedu1g gema4t, Die t1tpp uno tlar
Benefit, boB 9eutf&lan6 tpegen ber
81odaoe boffnungslos eri@0pft 1T.
Mdmli@ - es gtbt nt@t MIR 8rotz
tarten unb 8utteritempel, - fonoern
Elm neuer un6 duberft beoentli@er
Mangel 1T etngetreten: bic @trumpfz
ban6not! 3mar mihen sic 9eutf@en
ni@ts BON btefer fur@tbaren @efabr,
aber Der n@aulois" bat es natirlt4
aus ft@erer 5ueQe, uno barum gebt
M9t, Sic @trumpfbanotarte 1T in
@i@t! Scr &autf@utmangel," Derz
fi@ert bas parifer 8latt, lift in
9euti6lan6 10 grob, 6ab man tetne
orbentli@en @trumpfbdnoer mebr be-
fom1nen tann. Simmer lauter t6nen
ote &lagen Der beut14en "@ret4en"
lber btefe febr fublbare @rf&einung.
Mun ift man 6arauf nerfanen, Sic
Strumpfbdnoer aus @@longenbant
ber3uiteuen. @s it Elm neues Sc
tperbe, @@langen gu fangen, INN TIRE
9aut ab3u3teben unb ben @trumpfz
banofabriten gu pertaufen. @ber mir
t0nnen ri@t glauben. oab bteie
@@langenbautitrumpfbdnoer elaitti@
unb elegant ftno. 9ie tpentger Moblz
babenben beotenen ft@ au@ einfa@er
8Gn6er, un6 sic Mrmen fnipfen etn
@tid @@nur UNI ben @trumpf.
Darum 5tebt man in Sen 8erliner
@traBen oft 5rauen, bic ih@ an elmer
@trabenede trampfbaft bemiiben, ben
berabgefalIenen @trumpf tpieber 9o&<
5u3ieben. Die mir b0ren, f@reiben
au@ 6ie beutf@en Trauen an tire i'm
8el6e ftebenben Mdnner, tie 1o4ter
ibnen, tpenn fe in parts etn3ieben,
fofort @trumpfbdnoer ibtden 30"
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Sic &rie9sla9e.
(1ortiebung bon Seite ~
IL. Mnomit.

Nn ser Somme=6ront m1rbel1
ltorfe BON Sen @rite11 unb SEN Strait
5oien u1tenron1mel1e Mngriffe nit
1diperen Gerlniten bon BEN 9eutlden
abgeIdlagen. 9s11r an einer fur5e11
Strefe gelang es SEN 6ran5oien, in
eiren porgeldobenen @raben ein51t=
oringe1r.
@e11ti@e 8aiierfll1g5el1ge madten
einen erfolgrei6en Mngriff auf Die
rulliide 6liegeritation Bapanbolm
auf ser S1tiel Selel. 9ie Mrmee
80bm=@ rmoQis bot einen ruiliiden
Malienanlturm iiiomeltli@ bon
8roop, melder 5m0lf 5t1unben lang
anoanerte, bl11tig %abgetpabrt.
6einolide Mngriffe gegen Die
5ront 8otbmars n0roli6 bonn Gnie=
lter 1robe Sauitabafp n116 &onc5afi
l1nb gege11 6ie Standardization
meitli9 BON 3alo5ce, 1ie Biz in Die
Nadt binein %6arterten, ltn6 5nrudge=
mielen tpor6en.
Sic gto6t @0r5 liegt l11rausgeiebt
uttter oem 6euer Ser 0lterrei6iid=un=
gariiden Mrtillerie. &oniglide unb
@aiierli6e Slieger baben BEL Mngrif=
fem ouf militariide Sbiefte bor5iig=
lihe grfolge e%r5ielt.
Ser italienii6e @ormarid am ODE
ron CsYnr,n 1torft nm Son Gnhnt1 ann
i6en %oImein un6 @Sr5. Sic @fa6t
@ene0ig lit BON 6. nn6 6. @aiier=
Slug5euge1t aberntals nit 8omben BE-
legt 1poroen.
= 0aS @onoelstm1dboot u0eutib=
lan0" lit beute in 8remen gliidlid
a%ngefommen. @s trat 6ie Mbretie bon
Baltimore ont 2. Muguit an.
Mn Ser 8alfanfront itn6 sic @alm=
pfc tpie6er ~a11fgenommen tporoen. Sic
Sruppet1 Ser miierten fin6 bon ibrer
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8alis in Salorifi na9 9eoroen fin
geriidt urD babe1r Die bulgarii9en
Ste01111gen ONT 9oiran5See aagegrif=
fen. Die MQiierten gefaQen ii6 mie-
Der in Der Meloung eroidteter ST.
folge, mie lie bon Den grlgaren in
ibren &eri6ten be5eidnet per6etr.
9as @%noergebniB bel tano in bem
9lbldlagen Ger britiid-fran30iii6en
Mngriffe.
Die 6eutide Sront itebt uneri9iit-
terlid. 3ie 9eutiden trieben anglo.
fran50iiide Sruppen beraus, oenen
eS gel11tgen tpar, in 5tellungen nett
lid bonn 6oureaur=@ol0e un0 iiiolid
BON Wa11repaS ein5n0rtngen, u1t6
brudten SEN MQiierten id1pere Ser,
lutte bel, mie beute nabmtttag ge=
meloet mur0e. 3ugegeben mur0e, oaB
oie Jran5oien in Ser oentider err ten
2inie in elmer 8reite BON 800 CARDS
maize 8euoit SUP faBten. Mabe
gitrees mur6en Die Sran5oien 5uriid-
geiblogen. Sic @ngldnber u%nternab=
men ltarfe Mngriffe bel SDiaers unb
No5ieres nt16 peitli6 bonn 6oureaur-
@aloe, mur0m aber 5mridge16lage1.
31pil9en @uilemont nn6 Ser Cont
me riidten Sic Sran5oien geitern Dor,
0od idlltgen lire s(ngriffe febl. Stint
nerte fran5oiiihe Mngriffe in oeriel-
ben @egen0 pltroen geitern abeno
glei6falS abgeidlagen.
Ser 5eittueilige grfolg Ser &1i=
len int Sii0olten lit @er5tpeiflungs=
1trotegie, erfldrte elmer ser b0d)ltfom-
handkerchief Sfft5iere an Ser Dit
front, 6enn je idyneler tie nit ibrem
linfen Sliigel borruden, 6e1to mebr
i6mdden tie ibren tedten 6liigel ont
|Stofbo6.
g5a6 amtli6er 8erliner @efanntz
n1adung iin0 int Monot Suli "a
Son6elsidiffe Ser Muiierte1 BON ms
gelammt 103, 900 Go1rner BON Saad=
booten ooer 6ur9 Minen 5erltort
mor6en.
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&irb @Ipan'S Ointment ben Gdmera
Iiubern?

@erfudt es nn6 ~iiberaeugt @a1@ -
cine Mrtuenoa1rtg miro mebr betpeiien
ole ei1e @palte MniprIde. Sonres
g. Gerguion, BbiIa., &c., fdreibt:
sd bute t%pa11toerbolle 2in6erung
feh6e1n i9 @lon1r's Ointment on met
men &tuten gebrmtdte. 9enH MIR
nod an biefen f6mer5bo4en Sobren
brobte eiue Mntperou1rg mir 2ittoe'
r111rg. @ieIen Narf fir Das, tpos
SIR M1ittd fiji mid getbm bot." Sci,
set nidt lGnger, men6t @loan'S 81
ttime1t an, tpo @uer @dmer5 1T, nro
beodt&, tpie rafa Sbr 2it6ertng Der
ipirt. 9ringt Elm obne &eiben,
&atft es. in irgen6 eiter Mpotbete.
.25f. Mn8.
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$rptlo8.
Sic Gage Der Staltener i. &artt
t1i9t beneioenSmert.

Sur gleiden 3eit, ga Minifterpraitz
Dent 8riano Die italieniide 5ront be-
fi@tigte, 1T au@ Elm Correspondent beS
rMatin" IN bic @@iBengraben Der Ia
tetntf@en @@pefter gelangt. neber
bic getponnenen @inoriide f@reibt CT
1etnem 8latte unter anoerm:
rMit eigenen Mugen moQte t4 mir
cine @oriteuung iiber cine Der berporz
r%agen6ften @affentaten oeS &rieges
perf6affm: iiber Die Gritiirmung oes
Monte @an Mi&ele bur@ 5mei 3d.
tatqone 8e:faglieri. Gin 8eriagltert,
Der an 6ieiem @turme teilgenommen
batte, er5dblte mir barIber. "@eben
@te," fagte er mir, r6ort ben 1tetlen
Mbbang. Wir paren unier 1e@5ebnz
bun6ert. Ser Sberft uns boraus, bic
pfetfe i'm Munbe, tetne anoere Maffe
als nur BEN 8ergitod in Der 9an0.
@ir folgten ibm, mie 2dmmer ibrem
9irten fplgen. 9ie Sefterrei&er err
parteten ales, aur teinex Mngriff BON
un1erer @eite uno un1er Clan flbrte
unS NIT etnem @erluite bon nnr bum
bert Mann auf ben @ipfel. Mber
burrl. Muf Dieier 63k beganr bon
alien umliegenben @tpfeln Elm @@auer
bon @e1@oNen auf uns berab5uregnen,
Ml5 6ie @onne untergina tparen pir
unier fiinf5ebnbun0ert oa oben. 8eim
Morgengrauer, als man it@ enti4ieb,
oie 9Dbe mie6er berab3ufteigen, Sraz
men in BEN Mugen unb Mut i'm Set
3en, tparen mir nur nod 3tpeibunbertz
finf3ig, bon alien Sffi3ieren blieb uns
nur Der Sberft. limb troBbem, auf
Dem Monte @an Mi4tle blteb tetn
Mai@ineneepebr, tein @ertpunoeter
BON unS 80"
@om Sal 90 unten (ber &orreipon<
6ent 6es rMatin" meint bamit oie Mtez
berung bes Sipn3o bel @rabisea)
glaubt man, bab mon bon oteier err
iten @6benlinie aus, auf Die bic Staliez
,1er NIT 10 groben Opfern porbrangen,
ettpas beberrf@e. Mi&ts beberrf@t
man. unmittelbar an ben eriten 9D'
benjamin. folgt cine Mieberung, oan1
pie6er eine 96benltnie unb 10 fort auf
&tlometer. 3mif@en Der @rfteiguns
3meier 90ben3ise lift Elm i&redlt&er
Mugenb1id gelegen. Ser Mugenblid,
ba man Sen gesen ben 5etnb 3ugetpenz
oeten Mbbang btnunterfteigen mub.
9ant Der gut ge6edten, in ben 9olinen
aufgeitenten Mrtt1erte, Der unenbli4
3ablrei@en Maf@tnengetpebre fino bic
Oeiterrei9er imitanbe, ben @bftieg nit
fo1@em Teuer gu iiberfaitten, oaB Bite
TortieBung 0es @ormar1 @es retner
Mabnftnn pdre."
Ra1n man sic Gage Der angretfenz
ben Staltener auf benz &artplatean
bon @oberbo mabrbettsgetreuer i&tlz
bern als Der @emdbrsmaun oes nMaz
thing
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nen6em 6atnilie Sbeooor @olters,
lei6et felt 6em 6. Muguit an Ser Sin.
oerlQbm1ngsfranfbeit; felt 6em 9.
Mnguit lit er p%aralpiiert. 2ueQa, 6os
orei Sabre olte So@ter6en Ser So
milie 6re6. 8eunter, let6et felt Dem
3. Mugult an ser gefdbrliden &ra11f-
felt ur6 lit felt 6em IL. Muguit pa.
ralpiiert. Mi9t genr1g fanr getparn1
tperoen gegen sic @erbreitung 6teier
@ronfbeit, 90 file amiteden6 lit.
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b t t.

6err tim 2a6en gum 8ertdufer):
v@ie boben mild getduf@t, als @ie nit
bie1en @aoeanaug pertauften, oenn
Sic fagte1 NIT, feline 6arbe Jet bur@e
aus tpaf@e@t, un6 bod bat CT 1ofort
auf bic !9aut abgefdrbt!"
@erfGufer: Isle 'tun mir unreht,
mein !@err. @eriuhen Sic nur crit
mail, bic 6arbe bon ser @aut ab3utrtez
qen, Damn tperben sic feben, pte tie
Kali"
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Ste Sugeno bon beute i@tpdrmt
10 gut, pie tbre f@on bejabrten 2ebrer
6as emit taten, aber ite f@mdrmt nt@t
fit 6as, tpas ptr tbnen als ralte
S6eale" auftif@en. sic fat ibre
1euer, 3utunftsfroben Soeale, bic fi@
3ufammenfaHen laKen in Dem einen
@orte: .Deutf@lanb, 9eutf@lnnb aber
aIes!"
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g d RAG e.

QUIT 3 ia
uMarum baben sic 6%ran5oien u1o
@ufen 1ol9en Corn iiber bic oeut1@en
3eppeltne9"
Mntport: Mei1 2ebtere 70 BON oben
berab nit Sen Tran3ofen uno &unen
berfebren!"
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e..

Wt0erprn@
v9u, mir gebt es aber iebt miierabel
- i@ 1iBe pouitdnbig auf Dem Srode:
men,"
u@on mir tann i@ nur oas @egen>
tell 1agen."
vQllio, Dir gebt es gutg"
ug1ein, - 6as @aHer itebt mir Big
an Sen @als."
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NerlanQt

CUR Mu8bhlfe in elmer 8utterfabrit
Elm 1tarfer, fatbDliiber Sunge; Elm
1plher pDn 2anbe unb nit etmaS @r=
fabrung p%prge3pgen. MdbereS i'm
vNproitern" st. @lou6, Mtnn.
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q n B.

uQi1ette, oas &lei6 muB nod enger
an1@lieBen. Sd min beut' gum Prehez
ban!"
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6 nt{@ulbiquna 9.

" y VI
Motorfabrer (ber einen 8etruntenen
umgerannt baD: nMa&en @ie 1t@
ri@ts oraus, 9err, - sic mdren ia
pbnebies balo bingefal1en!"
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9nfam6.
). ". y. =Mit9lieoer als ees
fabrlide 8riganoen.

Reuer 9urpcbofImscr ,uirb @robe
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