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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-24
Lots of Folks
Picnic Sunday

Picnics were the order Of the
day yesterday. Several hundred
Tacoma Moose and their friends
went to Offut lake in special
trains over the Milwaukee road,
and enjoyed a program of speech
making and sports.
Nearly 100 members of the Ia
coma Saengerbund, with their
families, picnicked near Fleet STA
ton.
Members of the Allied Printing
Trades, and their families, select
ed Spanaway park for their tut
ing place. Dancing and sports
were features of the day.
Crowds went to the Baptist
Young Peoples camp meeting at
Burton. A chicken dinner was
served to all.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-24

Tacoma and Pierce county
/ progressives will meet in confer
ence Tuesday noon at the Y. w.
C. A. rooms on Pacific avenue, to
find out how many delegates
will go to the mass convention in
Seattle Saturday, July 30. Wal.
ter j. Thompson, chairman of
the progressive central commit
tee, issued the call for the con-
ference.
The Moosers will talk over
plans for putting a straight ticket
in the field in the fall. Delegates
to the new national convention in
Chicago will be selected in Sc
attic.
Now's the time for every candi-
date for state and county to issue
the regular statements on why
they will give the people
square deal"
County Auditor Thomas Nor
ris has list of figures to prove
why he should be elected. He sits
tight on his record. He says he
has reduced the cost of his office
$3,556.O5. Also, he wants it un-
derstood that he collected $46,-
134.44 in 1915 as compared with
$26,391.75 for 1914. He promises
to repeat his performances.
r. w. Clark believes his former
experience as commissioner of
public works in Tacoma gives him
an edge for county commissioner
from the second district to sue
coed Commissioner Reed. He's
filed as a republican. Resident
and taxpayer of Tacoma 261a
years. He says he stands for the
rights of the people.
y y
Louis j. Muscek, member Of
the law firm of Knight & Muscek,
wants to go to Olympia as MEM
Der of the state legislature from
the 18th district on the repub-
lican ticket.
The statement of County Engi-
neer David II. White, candidate
for reelection on the republican
ticket, shows that during the 20
years he has followed his profess
sion he has served as city engi-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-24
SLAvS
BATTER
ahead

PETROGRAD, July 24.-Aus-
trian resistance to the advance
against Hungary has been shat
tered by Russian artillery, IT is
reported today. Violent German
counter-attacks northeast of ko-
vel have been repulsed.
The details of Kuropatkin's re-
cent smash have been concealed
by the censors, but the fact that
the Russians pierced linden
burg's strongest line Is consider
ed here to be the greatest achieve
ment of the war. Dispatches in
dictate that General Sikharoff al
most surrounded the Germans
and Austrians along the Lipa add
the Styr. The Russians advanced
ten miles beyond the river, threat
ening Brody.
In the last two days the Slavs
have captured $1,000 prisoners.
The Turks are retreating along
the full Caucasus line toward
Erzingan.
LONDON, July 24.-The Brit
ish today advanced around 20
zieres. Sir Douglas Haig reports
ground gained near High Wood
above the town. Two guns and
60 prisoners were captured. ite-
peated German sorties between
High Wood and Guillemont were
repulsed. The British are said
to be winning the fight along the
Pozieres-Guillemont line.
The successful resumption of
Haig's infantry push three days
after the initial effort, has placed
the British within striking dis
lance of the German third lines,
and has caused great satisfaction
in London. Special dispatches en-
phasize the terrific character OF
the hand-to-hand fighting at Hull
lemont. There the British mold
half the town and the Germans
hold other half. Desperate fight
ing is going on among the houses.
A statement last night report
ed an advance along a five-mile
front. A miles advance has been
made on Bapaume highway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-24
PoL.ITIX

neer In various cities of the state
and as county engineer in Pierce.
He has specialized in road and
paving construction.
The record of State Senator
Walter s. Davis in the legisla-
lures of 1913 and 1915 is the
big item in his candidacy for re-
election on the republican ticket
from the 9th district. Speaking
of his work in the senate, he says:
II took special interest in sub
jects relating to education, NOR
ais, temperance, elections, agri-
cultural development, initiative
and referendum, labor, mothers
pensions and social progress.
Senator Davis is professor of
history at the College of Puget
Sound.
w. G. Heinly, member of the
legislature from the 36th dis
trict, is announcing his candi-
dacy for reelection, says he
wants to stand on his record in
1915 session. He repeats his
former platform of lower taxes
and less legislation.
Judge w. o. Chapman has filed
for his fourth term as superior
court Judge. "A judge on the
BENCH" he says, should know
neither friend or foe, class, creed
or rank; simply litigants who
have appealed to the court for
their rights"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-24
RAID LUNNEVILLE

PARIS, July 24.-It is an
nounced that German aeroplanes
have raided Lunneville. Eight
bombs wers dropped on Contains
station. Aviator Chaput destroy
ed his eighth German aeroplane
near Fresnes.
The French attacked the chapel
Of Saint Fine, on the right oank
OF the Mouse. capturing 80 pris-
oners, and also seized a trench
north of the Aisne. Operations
along the Somme were hindered
by rain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-24
SHOWER DOLLARS
FOR REASONS WHY

Have you logical mind and
a faculty for saying things brief
Iy?
They're worth money.
Here's one way o cash in on
them:
The Times today is starting a
"Reason-Why" page. 1t is page
containing IL advertisements by
Tacoma business men, who think
there is a reason why" the
things they make or sell or man
age are worth the attention of Ia
coma people.
Every little advertisement has a
meaning of its own, which is set
forth therein.
Read them, and see IL YOU can
set forth in ten words the reason
for the statement made in any
one of them. Perhaps you can do
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-24
CITY WILL KEEP
OLD RIGHT-OF-WAY

Deciding that the city might
some day need an auxiliary water
supply, the city council today re-
fused the request of August Gull
tum, owner Of land near Spana-
way, that It abandon the old Span
away flue line, and return to
him part OF the right-of-way run
ming through his land.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-24

Three hundred Tacoma Red
Men will go to Seattle on a spe-
cial boat Monday evening to take
part in the parade celebrating the
18th session of the Great Council
of the Improved Order of Red
Men. Tacoma's fife and drum
corps will head the parade.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-24
PREDICTS VIOLENT
WAR OF THE SEXES

PARIS, July Pan. Eugene
Brieux, member of the French
academy, predicts a violent
phase in the war of sexes" at the
close of the European war.
Young girls, having learned how
to provide for themselves" he
says, will no longer look to man
as prospective protector.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-24
HE'S AFRAID OF
MANICURE GIRLS

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July "a
Marcus Jensen, who says he lives
in Tacoma, appealed to the police
yesterday for protection against
the mystic powers of two mani
cure girls. The police sent him to
the psychopathic ward of the
county asylum.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-24
KICKED
OUT OF ENGLAND

NEW YORK, July "a. - Rev
James Horace Marley of Chicago
a Catholic priest, and Richard Eb-
bett, a native of Nebraska but a
resident of Canada, who arrived
here yesterday on the steamer st.
Paul from England, say the Brit
ish authorities ordered them to
leave that country.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-24
Capture
a Nervy
AVIATOR

PARIS, July 24.-Aviator An
tome Marchal, who flew today
from Nancy over Berlin, in at
tempt to reach Russia, was forced
to descend at Cholm, Poland, ard
was captured by Germans. Mar
chal flew 1900 miles, and drop
ped proclamations into the city of
Berlin,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-24

Would you like set of sound.
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If we make your plates you
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These plates are not cheap in
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They are guaranteed to remain
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-24

$1,000 Dining Table. solid
oak. fumed finish. 45-inch
top; sale price. $1,000
-$21.00 Dining Table. solid
oak, waxed golden finish;
sale price $1,000
$500 Dining Table, quar-
ter-sawed oak, 4S-inch top;
sale price ........ $21.5O
10000 Davenport, over
stuffed style, denim covered;
sale price ........ $4,000
$4,000 Davenport, over
stuffed, tapestry covered;
sale price ........ $4,000
$500 China Cabinet. mis-
sion style, fumed oak; sale
price SaS.oO
$500 China Cabinet, CO.
lonial style, waxed finish;
sale price $23.75
-$22.50 China Cabinet. CO.
lonial style, waxed golden
finish; sale price $500
$3.50 Rocker, solid ma
hogany, colonial style; sale
price $1,000
-s2S.5O Rocker, solid ma
hogany, colonial style; sale
price .oO
$1,000 Rocker, overstuffed
style, denim covered; sale
price $3.50
-$23.50 Chair, solid mahog-
any, tapestry covering; sale
price SiV.OO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-24
CANNING FRUIT
WITHOUT SUGAR

PULLMAN, July "a. - The
state experiment station at Pull
man has issued a bulletin on
Canning Without Sugar" 1t
can be had on request.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-24
URGES UNIVERSAL
MILITARY DRILL

BALTIMORE, July 24.-Car-
dinal Gibbons, 50 years old. yes
terday, says universal military
training would be the best thing
for America.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-24
20 DIE IN GERMAN
FERRYBOAT CRASH

COPENHAGEN, July 24.-It is
reported today that two ferry
boats collided in the Spree river,
near Berlin, and that 20 persons
were drowned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-24

1T is the great home event of the entire sea
son-planned to create new homes and to make
old established homes more comfortable and
beautiful.
The furniture in the sale is fine and depend
able, the quality the best at the regular fair
prices and the savings liberal-ranging from
fifth to nearly half
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-24

$500 Library Table, quar-
ter-sawed oak, fumed finish;
sale price ...........$18.OO
$1,000 Library Table, quar-
ter-sawed oak, fumed finish;
sale price ..........$12.OO
$4,000 Buffet, quarter
sawed oak, colonial style;
sale price $82.5O
$3.50 Buffet, quarter
sawed oak, waxed finish;
sale price ........$ $4,000
$4,000 Bedroom Suits, A
pieces, mahogany; sale
price ............. $4,000
$4,000 Bedroom Suite, 3
pieces, mahogany; sale
price $4,000
-$2S5.00 Bedroom Suite, 4
pieces, mahogany, Adams pc
Rod; sale price .....$155.OO
$4,000 Bedroom Suite, A
pieces, Circassian walnut;
sale price ....$145.OO
$4,000 Bedroom Suite,
pieces, Ivory enamel, Adams
style; sale price ...... $4,000
$1,000 Bedroom Suite, 4
piece, ivory enamel, Adams
style: sale price E. $1,000
$1,000 Bed Davenport, COW
cred with No. l leather; sale
price .$5S 80
$4,000 Bed Davenport, COW
cred with heavy craftsman
leather; sale price. $21.5O
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-24

it for more than one.
There's a dollar in it for the
best reason why" in each adver-
tisement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-24

City.
Gentlemen:
herewith tender my resigna-
ton as a membed OF the Tacoma
Commercial Club and Chamber of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-24

Commerce, to take effect immedi-
ately.
Under your present policy I am
not the least In sympathy with
your organization.
Very truly yours.
III. G. KLOPFENSTEIN. 7.
klopfenstein & Conrad,
Tacoma, July 20, 1916.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-24

TURN TO THE CLASSIFIED
WANT ADS ON PAGE z FOh
RESULTS. SEE PAGE SEVEN.
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HE RESIGNS

Editor The Times:
Kindly publish this II you can
and oblige. II. c. K.
Tacoma Commercial Club,
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in THE EDITORS MAIL

and
malice
not printed because they -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-24
CORNER NINTH AND
BROADWAY
Is Years I'm Same
Location

The street may change it's
name, but the Electro Dental
Parlors will never change.
We have been on the corner
of 9th and C streets (now Broad
way for the past Is years and
will be here double that many
more years-continuing to do
high class dentistry at a price
you can afford to pay.
We operate the best equipped
dental office west of Chicago.
We do all kinds of dental work
from the smallest filling to the
largest dental operation known
to dental science.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-19

mug, nm lpdhren6 ber Rsttunesattion einen
FeiRblihtn 5liegsr nit Ral9inmgepebrs
feHer gu empfangen, ber aug nlr 100 Mle=
ter 6ahs ieiRe 8ombsn erIoIelos adlDirfi
unb banH gttroffsn bag Wsite iuht. linz
fere Glue3euge oeden bic asttungsattion,
inpsm fe bic feinbIiden 5lisger uno
Gntffseinheitea inter MaihinengeiDebrs
Feusr nsbmen. Mit FdtIiGsm GrFpIe;
beHn nun sreignet iin etfpas, mas beiipieis
log III in Der 8ef6i6is bss Samples our
Ses: bic nit Gef9dssn armterten, itabls
gepau5ertsn fsiublihsn Gdiffs fioppsn. sos
germ gnb - breben ob; &ershrfeuer BAT
tie bsrtrisben! pie italieniidm Glisgsr
hdbsn Ii6 6rup eeholten, nber aud Fe milf
fen ieBt Dem fdiibenbef 5afn Suitreben.
Der admpfploB bltibt ~uHItrtn Jliegern.
DIR bsresrenbe grfpIg hes gumbarbss
meHts If nit Dem gerIHit 5fpsitr Glugs
5sase biaig ssHug srtnuFt. limb ale bic
6slpen fnb fell 3uriidsehbrt, fno Ill
nensn Eaten bereit.
Der Beoolterunq aneonds gum 1rpif
purbe BON Sinbaco ber Gtdbi cine aobs
rebe nuf bic gerieibigung unS Opfer ges
halten. Den Mdnnern uHb Grdatn Stds
liens pirb bon brei perai9teten Slug
ssnssn, brei %berbrdnnten ua6 brsi aefans
esnen nAufEriads sr5dblt. 8erspeifeIte
aigeH, 81 beutn abr aud biegmal bic
erbdrmlids. albsrne Snfamie ~bin3ageFiat
pirb: gs fsi einipanbfrsi ftfgefelt, baB
Die Djterrsi6iidm Gfsser bergiftsts Bona
bDns abgeporFsn bdtten!
Die Bette MntlDprt bisrauF In pobl bos
slefdgiiItis iiberlegene adfeI8adeH, bos
GhiffsleutHaHt Gtentd fit bic QoGriht
bate. Rein Mort font. llnIere 1slben
fIiestn Hidt Hur. is psssn aud 10 bod,
bah btrartiger eiftigtr gsiftr nidt III
ihHeH bsrnnrsi9t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-19

einmal 80 benten nno natsugtnisBtns
Nenn e oa pben iibt, tduIenb Meier bod
unb b0bsr, NIB ber Ror6 beginnt pl0bEtb
in btFtigtu Boon gu ihnaHttn. 70 fuirb CT
fh i9Hea IhIihi99 madtn miiea. Oh er
hitis Minbitarte aushdlten fam ober nidt.
Sin Srabtieil 1T fdntl 5trriHsn. Mub
Elm berouf5iehtlDes 8efpitter nil beahtet
iein. beun Der glib lam IN folder S06e
troy bes 4libubleiters 5nSriugIih ptrbsn.
limb bann bnr allen: Der s5einb. sat
INNER arbeitet Der 2uftThiffer i'm Jsusrs
bersi1 minbetens Der fhmerea @dtterien.
Sber Elm Gliestr piirldt iid AFT Hmneasa
herdn. er lit nit gutem BInoe unbeimlid
fdnfa ba unb nieber fort. Cine eutats
5itlte 8oHlbe gtniigt. and I'm puor Gas
gen GnsapneIs tonaeR ben geobd1ttr
FAINT ieiHem brapen @kpbanlsn erlebieen.
Gr brda6t bod INNER cine lIeine Detle,
bis er ftinen StaI errei1t. Ssine Ihone
gelbe Gnrbe bat It lbrigtrs p~erlnren ua6
Fn in cine before Ghnbfdrbe geEleibsi,
Die 1iBm ipeniger am 6immel. beIir mthr
nber duf Der Groe 3u ftatieu tomlHt.
s6isr if Der Mann, 6er ben 6immtl
uHter iiA bat, faste Der MbttilHngsfihrfr
iiB6 offUets cine 3iire auH Photographic
f9en 4rbeitsraum. LIMB bort mattel bar
@sbieter Der rGrbe!" Su bet GuHEeIldms
mer toHIinen fe fris6Ii9 5uIauifnsn.A
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-19

Ilalt an. 8iesfr fDnrai ipanatnbe Mos
mente pergaugeH, pdbrerD meI6sn Elm gsz
I6obhdgsl auf bic 5lu&euge n~iebergins.
Rdn 3pei 9erIudsn mubie Der aufs
jtieg ipessn Der erlittefen 6abdrien dufs
gegebtn psrbeH unb fpirb bic 6eimre.Te
anier befhgsm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der
berFoIgnben 5Ius8suge am MaHer ungss
treten. Qad Ginger 3eit lanbst Der SITS
tabett 8amos uHb iiberHimmt bic beiben
geretieten Gffi8iert. indbrsno bic Setter
duf bic GrlOiuHg nod barren.
4df einiatn Minuttn Marfens erIhien
Qinieni6iffsleutnant Gtenta ano ldnbete.
Molnar unb Ietn 9sobnfttr, GmiffgIeuts
nant 6pfmana, Feden ben NIT gsH3in
iberapHsHsH Qppdrdt in 9runb unb rtften
fd bnnR Idpimmeub duf bag Glue5eug
Stentos. MdhraBb bic festen ShHne Nr
feinhlihen 5abr5tuge bsbentIih noBe eil=
ihlaasn, Molnars brtaneHber 4pparat in
ben Gluten berihninbet trasen ShifIss
leutnant Stenta uno Seetabett gnrnos BE
qeretteten @iert BEN 6~eindtbofsn 5n.
Mas nohrenb bisftr 3eit esIhdb, lit Elm
6erenidbbath bes @rautng, obtr aud cine
GinfoRie bss d~ufoPftrubtn 6tibsntunls.
5iieGer aesen 9riessidtffe.
Sn ber qufi feds acknowledgements
Ide unb bier fsin6li6s Jlug5eage i'm
admpfr. 4uf BEN BaHer Elm 3srbrphe
ner, EN- teilptiie bsIadbigter unb 3tDei
bell eehie6eae apparats. BON 6dfen Der,
S9uum Dor BEN Bug. nehmen Elm Ger
ltorsr unb nlebrere beipaffnete 9enber NIT
gan3sr arnft Rurs gfgen bic an 8dFtr
befinbIi9en 5lug5suee. Grandttn idIagen
elm, gOfHbsn fallen. neutrality-suspicious.
prdielt - bic 9eIben urten bleibsn uns
periehrt, ibr GhuBsugsI biIft. G6iFfss
lsutHaat Gttnta hipnbrt taIiss 8lat ge=
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-19

meter bitsleils p6tr itnIsits bar ftinblihn
2iHieH itsben, biirfte ibnsn 5iemIih elsjds
giltig ieiuJ 20 1T ia aernbe bic Nufaabt
ntr Gfiegsr, tire 2uftpatrouilIen gegen
ulb iber ffinhlideg 9sbiet dus3uTibren.
DEM nnisre Ghiibengrdben unb 1rups
pfnlngtr, bic iennen mir ia 10 ungefdbr.
Benn nun Der 8eobddfer nit ber anfs
nabme ieinsr admera 3%ufrisben lift unb bic
feinolihen 4nsrRifer nabe iiebt, 10 pirp
tr niht, nm Germ Genant eirsn @tfausn
81 tim, fh in einen anedloIen Qampf
fpomDgIid NIT me6rerm 9eonern einl1Is
fen. ipnbtrn er toirb, I'm ieiHe bieueint
iehr pfdtigea 8eoba1tuHgtn unperIehrt
beim8ubringsn. ben gerfoIgern gu tnttpma
men iuheH. @enn hdnn bic DtrFolatr
ibrerItits in ber 5ibe oes Gefedts bura
uniere aampfflugssuge pber 4~bipsbrbattts
rieH gepadt psrbeH uab nnglfih groBere
8erluite haben ols mir, 70 benefit bas bod
taum unIsreR Wangsl an G9ntib i'm
2ufttompf.
IS gibt taum Elm 4dmpTmitleT, bns in
bieiem griege cine 70 rnIhe GHilpidlung
gu ber3einnen oebabt bate, ais bic sflugs
5euge. 81 QRfdng ipurbsn Te fat lebigs
lid 30 Northumberland benubt, unb bet
Gibrer bate eiren HeboIber ober Qurabis
ner Bel fid unb bHrfie mannmaI aud Elm
podr 9cmkn Ober pftils merEen. 8ifle
Qfeile fan0en mir beim 8ormorEh in
sismliheu Weneen alF unb bsnusten is.
SECT 1T mon ldnglt sum WdTdiatngere6r
u%btrgtgangen. Mft btr if1rlsren 9fiuoFfs
nung begann Der Rrieg IN bsr Cuff, unb
glei95titig Durben befonbers Mbpehrges
fdiBs gegeH Glisger uno Qentbanons tonz
~itruifrt. Wlit ben gep0bnii6tn JtIbbattts
rien fam man ben untrbsitnen gdlten am
3iumel fhlebt Bel. bds 3itltn mar mibs
fam. 81 lanslam unb bsi elmer gteiIitela
lung bss IlusatHgts gum GtInib gar
Hidt msht mOsIi6.
Die Gran5Ofen- pdrsn ung ID 9eeinn
an 3a1l Der militdriIn br1nmbarsn Slug
5enge bebeuteno ii%btrIsgsn, nno Tie hdbsn
bieIe leberlssauheit eetdume s3eit binburh
81 unferem G1aoen bebauplet. @ieueif
e aud tedHiId bic Dbsrbonb bdtftn, ents
siebt li1 mginer 8eurteilnng. umio riibm
Ii6sr aber it 90. buB mir bitIsn 9ors
fprung BEG @t9ners mitten i'm arieoe, alo.
gspiB uHier erldnersnben llmfdnbtn,
nidt MIR eingebolt, ionbern nod BEN sigts
men Geftdnbnis bes Geinbes qerabesu
gIdn3enb iiberbolE babtn. Dafir fprehsn
niht nur bic 3ablen Der 8srluiie bier nnb
bort, fcnberH aud bic Wletbobsn bes Rams
pies. WsaR mub gsIsben bdbeu. init fueI.
der Si9erhsit unb @el4idlihteit fold Elm
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