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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-09
Montana Mates

Giant hounds 81 inches high. thpee-quarters Rus.
sian Wolf and one-Quarter Irish Wolf will be used
by government hunters in Montana to eradicate
coyotes and other predatory animns; Two Of
these dogs. as high as Shetland Douy were shown
in Billings recently. 1t is panned'to breed many
more like them. =.
The prices OF cigarettes may be reduced in Mon
tana generally a result OF the legislatures
ton In reducing the license to sell cigarettes from
$3.50 to $25. :e7
one hundred and twenty five stitches were re.
quired to sew up the gashes in a negro and Mexi-
can who clashed with razors recently in Anaconda
The honk Of the ''gas buggy" win supplant the
creaking Of the old stage coach in Yellowstone
Park henceforth. The first automobile leaves
Gardiner June co. -t..a --srss..
~7'.
Miss Rankin will undoubtedly be defeated for
congress- If she again, because Of the division
Of the state into districts says Representative
CARL of Yellowstone county. The western district
contains Silver Bow county, he says. and this is
overwhelmingly Democratic. 81
1t has been estimated that the Anaconda Copper
Mining company will net about 3550o0 900 In profits
this year and must pay. under the license tax act
Of the last legislature s55o.ooo to tie state.
Leo Tomchinkowsky of Butte wants to change
his name to the less euphonious one Of Brooks
Chancellor Elliott was loudly applauded by a
Billings audience when he told them there
longer any strife between the state educational in
situations. No lobbying done at the legisla-
ture this year by the institutions, In marked con-
trast to former sessions. he said.
-
Butte has been designated as tennis center by
the National Lawn Tennis association.
Nearly 5000 is being offered by stockmen and
others about Great Falls for each wolf killed in the
vicinity. -.
relsYsaigt
Senator Walsh withdrew from the. race for
Democratic floor leader and his name not pro-
posed. He was. however, nominated for president
pro tempore. but after speech concerning the part
the west had played in the last election withdrew
his name. ...f
1t seems peculiar that President Wilson did nos
appoint representative to succeed the late Rep:
resentatve Conry Democrat who came from a
strong rammany district >. Governor Stewart got
by with It, why not Woodrow?
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-09
LEGISLATIVE ECONOMY.

When one speaks of economy on the Part of n
legislative body very humorous subject is opened
up for discussion OF course. there some at |
tempts made to economize. The last session, for |
instance. managed to consolidate few boards and
in this manner eliminate some expense The saving !
however. will very likely all be swallowed up in the
new commissions which were created
The most humorous phase of legislative econ
omy. however. is distinctly along the line OF en-
ployes. The senate did not make much noise
about this matter. put on practically all the
employees authorized by law and said nothing. The
house had several watch dogs of the treasury
though, who went to bat on the economy question
every time the employment committee submitted Is
list of names.
1t was distinctly n question Of off again. on
again, away again, Fnnegan in the house. With
the exception Of the employees selected by the
Democratic caucus there very few who did
not appear and disappear on the payroll several
times during the session. Finally their persist
ence wore down the determination Of the opponents
to unlimited employment and they not dis
turhed during the last month.
There is no doubt but that the work Of the legis-
ployes used at present If different system to
be adopted There were many very efficient en-
ployes But where there was one who could de
liver the goods" there were two who had but a
vague notion Of the word work and its significance
particularly when applied to shorthand and type
writer's.
The wrath Of some of the legislators on whom
some Of these inefficients were wished was anus
ing. but not funny the mistakes which
caused it. Among the classics Of this kind during
the last session letter written by one of the
so-caled stenographers for Of the members Of
the house who was discussing the various state in
stitutions of correction. The substitution Of the
word eliminates" for inmates" led to some anus
ing complications in the letter and caused the con
version Of representative to the of econ
omy. Another girl, enlisted in the service Of ste
nographers referred to illuminating" the amend
ments rather than eliminating" them. Some OF
Heiena's famous watering places were probably
in mind during the construction Of this last letter
The undermining influence of legislative environ
ment can be easily seen when it is taken into con
alteration the the economically hous
voted $500 extra pay to employees during the clos
Ing nights session and only took it back when in
formed that lts action was unconstitutional
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-09
SuCOX TO SPEAK
ON CIVIC SUBJECT

"Civic Problems" will be the sub
ject OF address by District Forester F..
A. Silcox Of the United States forest
service. Saturday afternoon at the
session OF the Missoula Woman's club
in the Masonic temple. The Civic
section of the club will have the pro-
gram in charge. with Vice Chairman
Mrs. L. f. Stone as the presiding Of
ficer. The program will open at
o'clock with a piano solo. 1.-THE Second
Hungarian Rhapsodie." played by Miss
Bernice Miller. Following the address
by Mr.. Silcox there will be two vocal
solos by Miss Cairns: Il Hear a
Thrush at Eve" and ooh Fair, oh
Sweet and Holy"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-09
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH .. 1917.
OUR NATIONAL SPIRIT.

There has been much discussion pro and con Of
our so.called national spirit. In many quarters
there exists the belief that nationally we are dead
in far as a real sacrificing patriotism Is con-
cerned There are many who point to the causes
for the downfall Of the Roman Empire and the de-
generation of the Grecian and insist that the
same fate awaits the United States. They assert
that we are commercialized nation; that the lust
Of gold has completely changed nationally from
a nation able to defend itself to one which is soft
and fabby and incapable Of producing that national
spirit necessary for a long continued existence.
Much of their criticism Is true. The strong
pacifist element and the opposition to universal
military training are indications that we are not
imbued with much military spirit. 1t comes as a
welcome surprise then, to note that the large ship
builders in this country have agreed to forfeit the
20 to- 30 per cent profit secured from the building
of merchant steamers and to bend every effort to-
ward the construction Of war craft at profit OF
10 per cent 1t is a sign that perhaps the national
spirit is not quite dead as imagined. Per-
haps a declaration Of war would serve to arouse
from its slumber the spirit Of &c. Perhaps its ef-
feet would be to bear out the statements of the
most tpessimstic but we believe that with war
knocking at the door the American people would
shake off their lethargy and give good account OF
themselves as far a. willingness to defend their
country Is concerned.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-09
LOAN BANK OFFICERS.

Washington, March S.-Officers and
directors of the federal farm loan bank
follows:
President, f. G. Quammo OF Finley.
N. D.; vice president, Ben F. Faast,
Eau Claire. Wis: secretary, II. X.
Jennings Of Charlotte, Mich; treasurer,
A. II. Turrittin of Sank Rapids. MINI.
Tho officers. and Walter s. Harris OF
Minneapolis. will constitute the di-
rectorate. F. w. Mclean of Fargo
N. D.. was appointed registrar and at
torney.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-09
ASK BISHOP FABER
TO GIVE ADDRESS

Bishop william F. Faber OF the
Episcopalian diocese of Montana has
been asked by the State University to
deliver the baccalaureate sermon dur
ing commencement week this year.
President William r. Foster Of Reed
college, Portland, probably will be
asked to deliver the commencement
address. ..f..-
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-09

Bombarding congress with Geographic protests
against will at least tickle the telegraph COM
panies.-Rochcster IN. W Herald. .ss
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-09

We are getting the impression that Uncle Sam
likes to sit on the brink.-Florida Times Union
(Jacksonvillc)
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-09

The allies may ask King Peter Of Serbia to abdi-
cate his throne, say reports. That is, II King
Peter can find it-Mlwaukee News ,.e
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-09

The Gystem Of government and method Of enact.
ins laws could certainly be improved and not thu
least Improvement By any means would be the In
lection Of some real economy.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-09

Public respect for the ground hog an honest
prophet has increased about 60 cent within the
past week.-Providencc Journal
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-09

No one would complain Of leak In Wall street
II it let the water out of Of the stocks.-Iifc
New York; =.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-09

You can easily patch up quarrel But 1t ISM
easy to keep the patches from showing.-Monroe
(Wis) Times
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-09
STATIONS FANCY.

Oh. some are fond Of red wine. and some are fond
Of white.
Ana some are all for dancing by the pale moon
light:
But rum alones the tipple. and the hearts delight
OF the old bold mate Of Henry Morgan.
Oh. some are fond OF Spanish wine, and some are
fond Of French,
And sorne'll swallow tay and stuff tit only for a
wench;
But I'm for right Jamaica till roll bcnath the
bench
Says the old bold mate Of Henry Morgan.
Oh. some are for the lily. and some are for the rose
But am for the sugar cane that in Jamaica Crows
For it's that that makes the bonny drink to warm
my copper nose
Says the old bold mate Of Henry Morgan.
Oh. some are fond Of fiddles and song well sung,
And some all for music for the lit upon the
tongue:
But mouths were made for tankards and for suck:
ing at the bung.
Says the old bold mate Of Henry Morgan.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-09

Universal service in raising pisy and potatoes
would also help the country great deaL-mdian:
apOls News. ~ &6
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-09

That term "ssterhood of States" must have bee
invented in anticipation of the suffrage movement.
Boston Transcript
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-09
sILCOX TO LECTURE
BEFORE BOY SCOUTS

District Forester F. A. Silcox will
give an illustrated lecture to the boy
scouts of Missoula at the Roosevelt
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-09

The prices Of cigarettes may be reduced in Mon
tana generally, a result Of the legislatures &C.
ton in reducing the license to sell cigarettes from
$3.50 to $25. :a7
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-09

1t seems peculiar that President Wilson did nos
appoint representative to succeed the late Rep:
resentative Conry. Democrat. who came from a
strong Tammany district. Governor Stewart got
by with It, why not Woodrow?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
Stur5 in observation-disclosures.

G6orles @lcetius Siilfs.@cidditS-
fii6rcr ocS McGroro Slim. unO
3c6u.Gcuts 2oOen 5ie0t iid eiucn
Sd0oel rno 9Irnbrlb 81.
2icgt boifmnoslos I'M llniuerii.
tdts. .Soipitol onritieOer. Gbinc.
ie ihwer oer6ranut.
Syn boffurngsloIen 3uiion0 lie9t
Der 25 Sabre oIte Siilis.@eibdfts.
fii6rer oeS :. 0j. WlcGrorp 6ilni. INN
3ebn.Gents.9aOeus. 9Sr. 209, @cit'
Scriueton.StroBe, i'm lluiocriit6ts.
6olpital on eiuem 5HdOel. mo oop-
pelteu lluterormbriih iopic ihpe-
rem @crIcspn1eu I'M @ciidt, oaruic.
Der. Ter iuuge Moun bate feline
9IrbcitS5eit bereitS beenoet mo poII.
te iidb iibcr5cloen, ob allies orO.
mingsgcnloB oeridlolien lei ais or
oeriebentih III Den oifcncn 6obrs
iiu6Ilhoht itilr5tc. uno beruuBtlos
licger bIic6. Tic bon Ocnl ltlfoIl
bcnodrihtietc @oli5ei lieB oen Scr.
lngliidtcn ucldcn bon cinent @ri.
uotor3t ir5miihcn sic critic SiiIic &c.
leiltet lultrOc, nah ocn crudbntcu
Soipital iihermiibrcn.
G bineic ( Cb limm Derbronnt
Gerr Gunn ciu Gbiueie uuO Sod
in oem 9leitduront ieincS GnfeIs,
Charlie Sing Iicgt nit ichtperen
8ronownoeu III bcOenflihem 3u.
itano i'm llniDeriitdtS.Soipitol oor-
uieocr imo bo6en Sic 9lcr5te iueuig
Sofiiuing, sen Sobu Oes GeibeS ser
Nlitte ON 2ebcn erbolteil 5u f6nnen.
Gaion rpor in Ser aiide 0eS I'M
@ouie gtr, AIS 9tor0 @corls SroBe
gelcgcnen &eitnurortS 0untit 6cIhGi.
tigt bic 6lommcn sic ourd) ii6erge-
IouiencS 6ett er5eugt marcn 81 er
ltidcu. oIs ieine lciGtc aleiOuug
6cucr fling. Sn ieincr 9lueit lier
Gerr oif Sic Strobe, 100 i6m Serr
SIlireO $. Gallagher begeeuete, Ser
Die @efobr ioiort erfounte, ieinen
llcber5ieber ous5og uno oen Inn Sill
fc rilfenocn Gbineicn oarin einlpidcl.
te, iporoilf CT oeniclber uu1 Scr g(u.
gen, S6ren- unO Naie&linif al
Der Eoco- inO 5opette.StroBe brad.
tc, 100 0em llngliidliheu bic critic
SiiIfc 81 E6ciI luuroc, iporouf ieinc
llcbcrfiibrang nod Sem SoipitaI Ct.
folgte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20

erpdbIt. Die Serrel oui peIbe oie
@abl fir Sen orciidbrigcu Eernin
fieI wurOen fat einiiimnig wieocr-
criuGblt.
3lr groBen 6reiOe fomte berid
tct iuerOeu, ooB cine 9ln5o6( ncucr
yViitglicocr ser Grcilenbeiutot1 at.
eciiibr morOen iino, mO iinO 6ie fol.
genoen Serren mo &creine. @m. Is.
1reOerid, 9ouis q. 9oloiono, 9loolp6
Sdoneis, &6ilipp MicbcI, 9altor @.
s. 9luiOcr1aor, 9looIpb 6. W1einl,
So9n s. Ghner lmo 5. So. Crane;
eGereinietc 91der.@eiellidait", Ser
treter Grnit 5ranf, o. s. 2ottcrcr.
@onrao $. 9cuner, Wlar @onS,
Senru u. 6rcnb, So6u 9. SiIoc-
bronot luo Sobn j. Nlepcr; u&eit.
cnO .llutcritiibuneS .gercin"
&crtreter Storl 9ob, 2i1oro 2pnc6,
.. 9ernoro Stems, Sol. S. Grille.
neper, gIrtbur ., 9a0euoreier imo
SreO. Ebormann.
Gem 56hB Scr @ci6ditSiibung
folgtc Oo5 iiblidc So6rcS-2lmdeon
scr N}itolieoer in oem Speiiciaol Ser
NhIiaIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
@nlfplris QIeldlIdtsfaIidlana.

u miterounl pin 2onOon 49,.
Syanlor. Gie .a0lniihe 3eiting"
bat bic 9lote oes britiibrn gluslou6s-
D1iuiiters glrthur 9alfour auf fol.
sen0e @eiie conlncntirt:
oGie gtote lit cine @eiHidtsfdl-
iHung, Die dIlem 9lnidein nod oo.
rnuf berehnet iit Sen boian GinOrud,
peIhen bic ride gntiport Scr Gn.
tc.@ldAte auf @rdiiocnt 8ilion's
9lote IN tpeiten areiien bon glmerifd
ino bei oen g}eutralen gemnht bat
Bit ocrtpiicben. glotiirlicb crpobnt
@olfour sic S6otiode, ooB gnglono
elm @eltrcicb beliet. oos oat iihcrs
Iid) nidt oitf frieolibe gHeiie 5ulonr
Imenge6rudt mur0e, nit feincm8ort.
st unterOriidt sic Ebntiobe, Dab I'M
Dentihlono Elm Sttng gc5ogeit ipitroc,
Inn cs BON scr Gertbeilung BON So
lontol6clib iomcit ais mogIid ollS5u.
| IdlieBen. 81 oieIen 8ued erfinoet
CT Oos N9drhen bon cinem oelltldet
9ldt 8ur Groberitug eines sSeltrei-
Dies, obne alh MIR oic spun clncs
Nelueiics 5u erbringen
@ir miIien lett Die 3iele Der Gn.
teute. Giddte oan5 eenolt uno tniere
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
!. .Sn6c 0pmpnnnn pcrnntluurtlidl.

Gorouer 6enton mo cine SSlrD
bieIt acItern Slbeno III Der iiioweit.
libeu @oli5eiitation oen Snqueit iibcr
oen Eoo oeS 35 alien Sobn Saroep
ob, oer in Den @crtcn Der Baltimore
Eube GompanD~ bon ciner iGlueren
9lobre eetrofiei murOe, oic bon ei-
nen arobn fiel, an pelHen Ser
leBlinsen Ser @}onn I'M 3ronfIni
Sqnare.Soipitdl itorb 9tob ein.
qebenoer 3eugen.Gernebmiug fomen
Die @eidporenen 81 Dem 8erOift, oo6
ole Baltimore Cube Gompanp" iii
ben ZOO oes Wlonnes Oeronhportlid
5l balten iei, oo ongeblid niht ge'
niieerOe Shusmobrcgeln eetrofier
9eipeieu ieien, ben llnfoa ail ucrbii
ten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
0nrae Etnotneniaeritcn.

Iie @eeroiamig 0es i'm 6S. 50
bensiabre geitorbenen or. Sames u.
iSedtis finOet beute gladmittag bon
icincr lc9teu g2obnuug, 9lr. i302,
9lor0sGbarles -2trdBe, aiis ouf oaHt
u2ouoon &arf-,SrieobofeD Itott Get
@criiorbene mar Gin a}italieo Ser
,.Sao0n WAiiif @eieIlidait4 Der
vNiitoriiBei @cieuiHnit BON @lurD.
lano1 lmo prafti3irte ieit AVS Sabrel
III Baltimore.
Superinteuocut Gbas g. soM
ipir0 am p. 6ebfnar eiuer Goubeu.
ton fir SanofertiefeitS ltuterridjt
iii indianapolis beiwobnen
Nrof Gilbert 8. 9oooS Dot St
@oul, @liHnv III oIS asrdn0eui 0es
uW|drpIanocr QauoluirtbihaitIiAct
Colleges III Grlpaging oe3oaeu nor.
oca
Ier Neinertrcg ocS GouBertcs Bet
W1noafne @a0sfi Sum Eeltan oes
u&igBlan0topn Community Geu-
tcrS" in Der pSDric" belSiit iid otT
$500.
Ser 1toots 5dabnciiicr sSo6n M.
ZenliS rciIt am nadlitcu Iie1iiaa
nodl &alni NcacG, TlcriOa iun Iidy
oort cinige &obeit 5ll crbolcu
@roieiior Sobn q. @btebcao BON
Der SoDus ooptins llniperiittd miro
am 5anlitag AIS GInit bci eiucn Gir
iter, melheS Serr uuo tSrait @incent
glitor III 9lep gorf aibt, tbeiIneh-
men 0err Sgbitebeo0 IT gleftrisi.
tdts.SSngeuieur,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20

llltcr Der 9Inlduloiolng onaeb-
lib eh lmoroentlideS 0aus betrie.
ben 81 baben puroc geitern araa
Siilia % SbarfeD bon 9}r. 20I0.
lRarpIauo gGbeuuc. Don MiGtQr
5droeocr III Der u6roIiHen NoIisei-
itation oein @criatsperfabren lber-
mielcn AIS ciiige @oIi5iiielt oes
noroIideu Ciitrifts in oas 0aus Elm.
orougen puroe Gin N}doHen lno ein
Nfanat IN eincu Simmer aefunocil.
8 niSalife ocs gerb6r8 wur0e Srau
SDarfep lniDobl lmO iic muBte pDn
elnem Ar5t bebanoelt noroen Tos
Dfooden munoe eiitlailen mdbrcno
Der 12ann n. ssobannieu aI
Staats5eltge feitgebaIten puroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-20
GOnaert Scs baltimore erdeiters.

sdoncs Gon5crt IN ser vcuric".
Soae. SntcreiioutcS @ro.
gronm Eriunlp6 fiir oa5 Or
dcItcr. 2icp @otcs ais Colo
ratlu.SGnoerin. r2uric" .Soac
8eordnat Doa. GntbuliaitiibeS
&ubIitum
glicbt iiber OoS @erf ionoern iibcr
bic 9IuSfiibrilng bari man Oicies DIAL
idreiben oem mif Sic Sbonbciten
9eetbooens popul0rlter Spmpbonie,
RI ser fiinitcn oes NlitteIpmfteS
iciner @littelpcriooe, fonn man beut.
5itoge Hidt mebr binmciien obue
ooHit 5u ipdt 5I fommcn @crn abcr
iprebeu pir BON Der 9lusfiIbrlmg,
Ocntl nit oicier bat iid ilnier Srde-
tier ms ihonite &idt geIicIlt. Gle
Symphonic pcrlangt einc tcnlpcro-
nicntpollc gluffoIllm9 Inn SIR g9ir.
frng ST tomuncn. Sine lolde morO
ibr aeitern 81 ibcil. Iiriecnt 5trubc
licB fcine Der Sbonbcitcn unee6o-
bcu oos Sr6eiter fii6rtc lic audi
ploliiid mo bii6i6 ibottirt ourb.
Io9 cinfaAc, 81 iolcbeu Hcidtbint
iih entfnIteuoc s@oloommer~ W2otip
bes eriteu SoecS, ooS licblicb i6oue
glnOonte.Gbemo (geiiern bon Sen
Geai mo @iolen iebr gut pprqetra.
aen), sic ocodmpiten 6or6cn 0es
oritten Gotes scr Griumpbgeianq
nes 6inaIe, oie Steigeritugeu oicIcr
@hliif iie fomen geitern ib6n gum
@ori@ein. Inns tblit es leio, penn
Gin Nluiifer, tpie mir es gcitcrn 66r-
ten ioIbc @tuiif olS ofinoiir9" bq.
jeidnct.
@i5etS 9'9lrleiieune Suite lGHlt Iii
ocn Oouf6oriten SH5piingen leib.
tcrcn stills in oicier @ottlna 9i5ct
fat oic poait6noigc @aliif 25 g&um.
mern Sit 0ieiem TouScfi1cn Gramo
compoltirt; BON Oicicr 1T sic geitern
0cborte Suitc eine 9luSpobI. 3ei6.
neten iib bic Sol5bl0ier I'M glnoonte
Der Spmpbonie portbeilboft aus, 10
fanOcn Die Shredder i'm gloogietto
Der Suite @eIegenbeit ibren ifouen
Con ans 2idt 5u brineen. Gieier
oQ5utilr5e Sat iuurOe mirfli1 ueS.
preiiioo" oprgetrdgcn.
Ger vgiofoc5D" .NloriA lit bon fri.
icber Mclooie, fedcm 9bpt6nuls iuo
gerlio8lhc, oIio cffcftooacr SSnitrii.
mentirllng horafteriiirt. 6rou5oii-
ihe 5arben ouf lmgariihcr 2aito.
itaft Tos Srbcitcr braGtc oicieS
Stitd inter Der itiluoIlen 2eihmg
bcs Tirigentell pirfinnt SIT @cbor.
Gie GoloraturiGngerin 0es glbeuos
mar 9ucp @otes, oie friiber in ser
9erliner Dper iong. Sri. Oates Sc.
blitirte nit Der yGoro 9lomc~ 9trie
uus EigoIetto, ser iie ipdter oie 60.
Iorotiirs5ceue ans ,,Sucia~ foIger
IieB. Sic SGngerin bate eiuen
oiirHidIooenoen grfoIg. llno oud
nit gierbt, oenn ibre Stimlne, Oic
9ruititintme etpos ipeniger ais bic
aopiltinne, lit rein lmo uobIflin-
ecuo un0 lire Golorotir flieBt cle-
gont luo leiHt 6lote, bon SSobn
Boil out geipiclt, un0 Stinnne mirf.
ten mti's Sdonitc 5lliammen SRI
@oteS ertpcdte bcim Eubliflm gro.
Beit Gnt6liinSmuS.
gSie INNER, imo ooS lit eili gein
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bci oem eeitrigcn CONCERT ooQbeieet
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