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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-11-04

Here is an interesting little family quarrel. The
Gazette-Times, published in the governors home town of
ever migrated from Kansas, is poking a lot of fun at
Conrad Olson, the governors appointee on the supreme
bench. The Gazette-Timesc riticises a recent opinion
written by Olson in the following manner: Throughout
the verdict, Mr.. Olson omits his verbs or his verbal auxil-
Iiaries. This you may say does not affect his ~quaffica-
|tions. Perhaps not, but the voter should remember that
the Oregon decisions are bound in book form and 90 into
thousands of towns all over the United States. Oregon is
going to be judged by every lowyer in the United States
outside Of Oregon by the quality of the decisions of the
supreme court. If they read as though they were writ
ten by a Justice Of the Peace they viii size us up as a ].
p. state"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-11-04

Walter Tooze, who is the self-constituted guardian
of the republican party Of Marion county, met Saturday
afternoon and unanimously nominated Sam Brown, of
.GeryaiS, to fill the vacancy for state senator on the ticket.
Brown was in the last Legislature and was the governors
errand boy, and if he had been provided with a uniform,
might easily have been mistaken for a cute little page
running in and out of the executive offices. At commit
tee hearings, when asked his views he used to perk up, look
wise and remark that he would have to see the governor
about that" 1t was natural that Tooze, a yellow dog
party man, should select a candidate who has a habit Of
Ipricking up his ears and wagging his tail when his mas
ter whistles. Men like Tooze cannot adjust themselves
to the political atmosphere of the times when voters think
and act for themselves and like to cast their ballots for
a man who has a mind of his own.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-11-04
KAISER'S ORGAN ENDORSES
ROOSEVELT ATTACK ON WILSON

The Cologne Gazette, imperial organ
Of the kaiser, in its issue of October 9,
expresses the hope that President vii
son will be defeated in the c~ongression-
al elections in America. It says:
Little by little the winter Of dis
content is setting in for Wilson, the
dictator. At the beginning of Novem-
per the people will, in the congressional
elections, sit in Judgment over him and
his war policies"
The Gazette refers to the presidents
appeal for unified leadership at home
and says it is an attempt s'to curtail
the opportunity of a people of one
hundred million to exercise to the limit
its constitutional rights
Declaring that Wilson is a desperate
man. and that ''in 1917 he thought
less than nothing Of international law
when it suited him to do so,' the kais-
er's organ goes on TO say of the Amer
lean elections:
cit is a trial Of strength which VII
son thus provokes. If he succeeds, his
dictatorship rests upon a foundotion
enabling him to proclaim himself car
of America, without fear of encounter
ing opposition. But the probability is
that he will not succeed. In any event,
the November elections will have a sig
~nificance such as they never had be-
fore"
In the light of these utterances by
the official organ of the kaiser. read
the warning by former ambassador to
Germany, Gerard
II know" he wrote, "that Germans
cannot understand our political sys-
TEN; thai if a congress opposed &c the
president is elected they Will believe
agoin what they believed before We
dared to wal with them, that there is
in the United States a great number of
people favorable to the German cause
and opposed to the president and to
war. And, encouraged by this belief,
the military resistance Of the people
will again stiffen and the favorable
moment for the allies may pass.
II am 50 sure of this that if l were
opposed to every other policy Of the
president and were he my bitter enemy,
1 should nevertheless beg the American
people to support him at this fateful
moment"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-11-04
D R WHITE rs DEAD.

Ithaca, n. Y, Nov. 4.-AndreW
White, ambassador to Germany from
1897 to 1902 and previously minister to
Germany and Russia, respectively, and
peace commissioner to The Hague il
1899, died at his home here today. /,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-11-04

TINS IS no doubt the first a newspaper published in
Salem in a regular weekday edition has exceeded a circu-
lation of 5000 copies, giving it at least a semi-metropoli-
tan family of readers. 1t is a source of pride to the pub
Usher and should be to the people Of Salem that they have
a newspaper which is generally recognized as one of its
principal mediums for the discrimination of news and edit
orial opinion.
The records Of the Audit Bureau of Circulation
which officially audits the circulations of all leading
daily newspapers of the United States, largely in the
interest Of the national advertisers, will show that the
Daily Capital Journal has a larger circulation by many
hundreds, than any other newspaper published in Oregon
outside Of the city Of Portland.
This is a fact which should be a source of consider
able satisfaction to the people of the Capital City.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-11-04

The kaiser seems about to take a long vacation in
Switzerland--unless the allies interfere with his plans
and settle him in surroundings less pleasing and comfort
able.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-11-04

Jackson's spite bills No. 30S and No 91o osnociallv
snoud De defeated at the polls tomorrow. They are in
alcaIve OF the extreme to which a man will 90 when his
PEI NOODLES are interferred with. and in this particular
case jackson is waging war on the newspapers of the
S'ate because they defeated his various single tax bills.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-11-04

Inc KAISER is reported to have accepted the proposed
contr9l OF the empire by the people and to have endorsed
Il enthusiastically. His miltarist crowd must have been
whipped a good deal harder than most of ms realize.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-11-04

Inc only objection the Oregonian and Telegram
seem to have to Walter M. Pierce is that he IS ! bio Wheat
gfswer. we had always, heretofore, believed that farm
ing was a legitimate and honorable calling.
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until it was practically on it. The
force OF the collision justified this
conclusion.
AS soon as the accident happened
the members OF both train crews and
the uninjurcd Of the passengers began
to assist the hurt ones. Those who
were injured were taken out of the
wrecked coaches ana laid upon the
hillside until another train could
como from Columbia. The hillside
had the appearances of Il battlefield.
Many were lying down, others were
standing and many were seated with
stricken looks on their faces.
As soon as Columbia could be com
municated with =. S. Collins, super
inteudcnt of the Columbia division,
equipped relief train and started
for the scene Of the wrccl, shortly af-
ter O'clock. The train carried six
doctors The injured and uniniurcd
were placed upon this train ana i'm
ntediatolY brought TO Columbia, the
hurt being immediately placed i'm the
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the rear coach of train 18.

lhe rear coach of train l8.
The rear coach, which was of stool
undeiframe. telescoped the middle
coach or train Is, one OF the old style
wooden coaches. The coach was
crushed from the rear end and the
seats were smashed together in g
jumbled mass. The occupants OF the
coach, all men, were crushed between
the seats. 1T was in this coach that
the ten instant deaths occurred ana q
large part of the seriously injured
hurt. The steel framed coach was
practically uninjured, except the ends
which were crushed i'm to some extent
The combination coach Of train IS. oc-
cupie1 exclusively by negroes. was
not injured and was used to bring
the dead to Columbia this afternoon
The accident occurred AT y sharp
curve i'm the road. which at this
point runs between Broad river ON
one side and a high hill on the other.
IL is probable that the engineer on
train ~ aid not SOC the other train
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SURRY COUNTY.

Rockford, n. c.. Sept. q, 1917.
+. S. ROyster Guano Co.,
Norfolk, Va.
Dear Sirs.
have been using your fertilizers fo.
10 or 20 years. and -hink il is ;he be
there Is. 1 have used other Eu1uos /!
the Same fields under my tobacco, nnC
the part whore II. $. l.. was used wdS
cures on II than | could on the tobacco
where ] used other brands. and when !
so!d. the tobacco grown on +. S K. V
eraged me mere In the hundred. raised
ten parnS myself this year and | have
Eood cures on al lof IL. My tenants uscd
IL TINS year, and they say they are goiro
10 use #. 5. II. again "eXt year.
expect TO use your brand as long
can get il.
Respectfully yours.
". II. DINKI
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3UN2WtcK COUNTY.

Rawlings. Va. Aux. 2S, 1917.
). RoYster Guano Co,
NORFOLK. Va
ont.cman:
1 I-ed your sulno this year for the
IL N. no compared il with other
Fualc on .aree different pieces of land.
,a -l2t vcurS iS f AHEAD. | used
10. ] car heartily recommend this
,'2nC 10 anyone b I. tobacco on
cht SAND soil. 7 shall :.lvays ge. it
~c3ft il its possible I can do so.
y cI~r most sincerely.
y. =. PRTTCFETT.
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three hospitals here.

VlTUe IlOslItaIs hcIc.
The middle coach Of train IS was
such a mass Of debris that it was
some time before the number Of dead
could be asccrtaincd. The injured and
dead were taken out OF the aperturcs
and the windows of this car. Five
dead bodies were FOUND in one spot
under n mass of Wreckage and anoth-
er was hanging out of the window of
the coach. Some of the dead ana "a
few OF the injured had to he prizod
from beneath the wreckage.
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ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.

Iioid3VillC -. @,
Il. L. j.. No. 9 .SeptA &c, 1917.
+. S. KOyster Guanp Co,
Norfolk. Va
Gentlemen:
wish to toll YOU th t used Won,
S-2-2 fertilizer for tobacco this ycar arc
have the best crop for Goml years, hot,
I'm color and body. and shall continue il.
use II can get IT,
ME-. W. j JARRELL
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With American Army, France. AIon

With American Army, Franco. ATon-
day, Feb. 25.-The artillery duel on
the American sector northwest of
Toul Is daily growing moro intcn.,.
Late yesterday evening the German
began to lombard violently souc os
our batteries with gas ana high c<-
plosivc shells. The American artI-
lcry has replied constantly and is
doing effective work against the enc
mY's front lines.
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LUNsNeURG COUNTY.

q. Fort Mitchell, Va. Sept. %, 1917.
>. Aoyster Guano Co,
Norfolk. Va.
ear Sirs:
WIZ say have )cen US q your goods
3r the rast fifteen years and il is a
e.: easy matter lUT me 20 Jay that il
better especially the BcuanZa. which
3 nave not 'een able 10 tinG tor the past
30 years. which ycelS .y tn [ / have
|Cr cultivated. It grew tCbacco faster.
~ l had better ~esults from that than
- 1 have ever used
J. a. YOUNG.
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PITT COUNTY,
p -. ROyStcr Guano Co,
Norfolk ",

=. ItoyStcr Guano Co,
Norfolk, Va.
Deor Sirs:
ElnS used your fertilizers for the
- 80 seasons ana having obtained
iCi h.GnlY satisfactory results. | feel
,hat You might be interc.eed TO know
-" ~ / itei ~noIt ---.n. grew thirty
-.ihH acres tobacco this year ..nder
~ 20 ser q conC''io-. that VIII sell for
Ter Sly"O9. also find your goods
u., &'o1 10 othcr crops and shall
-. ." tr.n again
il,n be-, wishes. / am
> T.. AL.GRFTTON.
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EDoEcoMsE COUNTY.

-, Rocky Mount, n. c., Sept. 4, 1917,
+ ). Roy.ter Guano Co,
NSrfolk. Va.
Dear Srs:
At gives me pleasure TO say a. word of
praise Tor Iioysters s tertil zers. | have
noticed very carefully tn year where
dlif9Icn- feItiiiz , n Vc been used, and
especially tooacco, d i. seems to me
Deso tobacco have seen is where
Royster fertilizers were used. Excent
io' the damage ) the july rains 1 have
lcFer s. own = better crop and l used
oysters fertilizers.
II. d. BAKER
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"-cKLEMEURo COUNTY.

rihn e,'"ood. Va. .-9t. Il, 1917.
.. Eo\ Ter Gua OsCo.,
Nouo!k, Va.
enticWeI:
.Lt,~ b4cn using your guano for ex.
years ana ! can say that il is ali q
Tor ~ crops. | eXpcct ouse If
'52in l used il beside some other
de and iind hat my tobacco was
1n- better and rip "a up ten days
ie;' tiom 'odr Su2no than it did from
Ctnc. .IaOc.
fcry Il uly,
J. l., BURNS.
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VANCE COUNTY.

Henderson, -. c.,
- X. f. ID. No. e, Sept II, 1917.
Il. s. Royster Guano Co.,
Norfolk, Va. ...
Gentlemen:
/ used six tons Of Royster S-3-3 to-
twelve barn off Twelve acres | viii az
srage thousand pounds 20 ths barn. (
am eXpcsting $4,000 around for my whole
crop. don't want anything but HoysttY
S-3-3 Your friend.
W T.. WELDON
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FORSYTH COUNTY.

f. S. RoySter Guano Co.,
Norfolk, Va.
Dear Srs:
1 used 500 pounds of ROYSTFR'S
HIGH GRADE iertili.cr this year, and
find IL to be the best have ever used |
never fail in my CROP OF tobacco or
wheat when | use Roystcr's. ! have not
SOLD my tobacco se(, but il Is the best !
have ever -aiSed. and expect "A GOOD
price for II. can't peak too highly Of
th3 F. $. X. fertilizer
Your struly,
". T. STRUPE
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PiTTsYLVANIA ccUMrY.


- s. KoyStcr Gu1uU co.,
NoIipiH, Va.
Hcntlcmcn:
bougAl DELTA TOBACCO CIAN.
from Mr. j. j. Patterson, ..our .'eprcscl.-
u'4 i,Gre, Asst :. ing Ior nay tobacco
croi. Ii made niG Il .EicE0id crop: ins
ch,lIe Sa4Ci - lar nave aAc.a%,u ron
, IS a. so per haalr.1. H. 3.!
some Gf"dcs rs high ;,s $7s per huntilea.
iniS t.;,a the IA S.c5, PIitc p...t. Jt tn
D1hN!i!c inal@ot UP - IHic sale
4 nave SO.!1 Oh h&uQ JEI. VIII hria
~ - $50 per hundred il t4e prices. ~.
'ra'l thc same. / trust yJl &.Al Is
'~ilil ul' 20 t9e prcSeuL -taaItTt.
Yours very UUiy.
-. H. O.t.t-.
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COLUMBUS COUNTY.
X: f. ID. No. /.

II. f. ID. No /.
Tabor, y. c.. Sept 6, 1917.
+. s. Royster Guano Co,
Norfolk, Va.
Gentlemen
used no other goods but Registers s
because L get the oest results rom it,
mo three acres OF tobacco which ] got
SIl0.66. have six acres of cotton.
which l will get six bales or 8 900 lbs of
cotton. My corn is as good as / expect.
1 want Registers next year.
Yours very truly,
W. FJpPS.
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EHITsNU SHIP SINK.

Washingtor Feb. 26.-The British
freight steam shrp Philadelphia. 500
tons, was sutN by n submarine last
Thursday NJ details are known.
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q .EIE.EZEs 'l7TTATzzExRS
letters from Royater users:
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

Maplov.lle N. g.. Sept. 21, 1917.
$ i:CYater Guano Co,
Norfolk, Va.
GcntlC;nen:
l have the best crop of tobacco l ever
SroW. Unless prices Inc I shall gct
over 500 pc racrc | used ROYSTEIi'&
.Iaao and will again.
Your st.uly,
J. J. DRIVER
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Madison, Wis.. Feb. -5.--Tho loyal
t. resolution. nc,udmg am amend
mont condc.n.ne Senatpr Ia Toilette
Tor his attitude towards the war, was
r@ss,d ny t4e State senate late to-
uieh, ry vote OF 26 to 8.
Thc resolution condemned United
~.ata senator IN Fonet.c's attitude
on lho war. Critics OF the Wisconsin
senator i'm attacking his attitude read
INTO The record his address at ST. raui
md editorials printed IN his maga-
mc. y vote was expected Kate to-
uaht after which the solution WAS
to 90 to ,hc lower house.
The resolution which 81 am ameo3-
acut TO Che loyalty resol1tion OF the
Republican caucus read.
The people OF the Stlto of Wis
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Read the following interesting
ED SECONlBE COUNTY.

~'f' - - ~ N'F -
Whitakers, y. c., Sept 3, 1917.
=. > Eoyster Guano Co.,
Norfolk, W.
Dear SirS:
have beer. using your fertilizers for Il
hu.lber OF years Inu believe tA1L We i,ct
bctter reSuits lrCm l. tnan amy otne.
DI"nu that We nave ever used.
al seems 10 DC peculiarly adapted T.
Q'.' SOL. ana especially IOr tobacco. W
take great pleasure Iu reGomMenGir.
same 20 farmers oi Eastern Carolina.
ours = trN!y,
=. I.ICk<
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upon POTASH than tobacco and those
1t to r interest to their old NEBRASKA POTASH has bn
by State Agricultural Department and other
he German Potash We have ample any desired ana
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Die 5psiens oes @elees.

9ros aler anffIdrung lit sic
SaierrDelt iib nod INNER nid,t IN gp-
niigenoer @eiie iber Die einfafifen
bpgienifden MnBregeln i'm fIaren.
Ia Die Observation-Disclosures be-
fnnntlih burb bic fIeinIten 2ebema-
len, oeren DurhmeIier $4,000 Mini-
meter betr1at, berporgerufen uercem,
mnib aaes getan peroen, Inn Die Ser
breitune oieier uniihtbaren, leid)t
baftenoen Notwithstanding bint.
an5nbnlten, 8eionoers mid)tia lit e3,
ben Wuno Dor 8~eriibrnng nit niebi
gang reinen @esenitdnoen 5u bennb.
rem, oem geraoe Die perbreitetiteu
granddaughter pie 9Dpbus, Gbo.
lera un0 Nltbr meroen ourd) gafte-
rien neridul0et, oeren 8ea in Sen
aorper iait ausidlieBlid 0urd) zen
gllnD fiibrt. Darum lag itets Der Be.
oarfe nabe, onB Die Granfbeiten BE-
ionoers leidt ourd unier Ynpicr- uao
N~idelgelb nerbreitet miiroen, oa ia
oas 8elo ourd taiIlen0 unbefnnnte
9anoe gebt, unb oa man Den 3inacr,
Ger eilten Shein ooer cine Wiinse be
riibrt, MIR aa5u lei1t gum Wun6e
fnbrt. Tim nun ben bier in 9etradlt
fommenoen 8efabrengrao feii5ujtcl-
len, nnternabm Or. BiorfoDsfi Elm.
gebefloc llnteriubungen, nm iiber bic
Wenge unb Irt Der Seine anfihllll,
5u e%rlongen, Die lid auf Bapier- nno
Jtidefgel6 porfonoen oos lonacra
Belt in 8ebran6 mar.
81 oieiem 3ped muroctL ioi.
Bierfomsfi berihtet, obgeldnittene
SeiIden Der fleinen gapierge[ofprtcn,
iopie Nifel- uno 8roncerniinsen IN
Intercollegiate DISQUALIFICATION elm
getragen uno nad) fur5er gufbelpab.
rune bel 3immer ooer Gorpertempe.
ratnr 5iim 0ad)stltm beranlaB1.
Sieraiff purbe got5 einfod) Die 9lrf
Der %gefunoenen gafterien nit Den
bierflir iibliden Wetbooen feitgeiteat.
IS ergab iid1, oaB es lid baabtidd
LID INN gan5 bormloie gafterien tasl
bette, Die iiberoa i'm &ausbolt an.
Natnr oorfonulen, Daneben marae.
aber oitd) oerein3elt 8ipbtcriebaSiaen
feltgeitent uno bdlliiger Earotnpnts
oo5iaen- Die lesteren limo Grreeer,
Die cine Dem edten Gppbus fliiildr
1bnlibe aronfbeit beruorrufen font
ile1. Die ober ldneler uno geiobrloSer
perlaitft ais Der 3Dpbi,s leIblt. rSlrl
bofteriologiideu Gimme iii ser Gnra
tppbusba5i1us Elm 6nmmeIbeariff,
oenn bierber seboren 5abIreid1e BARN.
loie uno frantbeiter5aieenoe gosiI
len, san5 Defenders Die 3leiid)- nno
Wabringsmittel -Bergifter. Dieie %
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Grsie bes 9ngns i'm b~nuscrnben
Mien.

Gin Sdhpei5er 8latt id)reibt. Sic
benfab n~ernagelte R0pfe baben Die
@elb-Sunfer nlIer Gambler. sic nler-
fen einfah nifts. Sic Ieben nid]t ein,
DOB ibr lilrurioies Sreiben ibr
Shlemnen url0 Yralien cine beit1fi-
oige Sernusforoerung uro Aufrei-
jung oeS oarbennen Bottles lit. sic
tragen ibren pranfenoen Reif1tum
nur INN 10 prusiser sur Baraoe u1o
ms gbeater, lie nntoiir1tiger nno 1r-
mer Die 0@epobnliden" iif fIeioeit.
go nint MIR in 3iirid nno 8aie[ uno
Bern, ielb1t IN 5t1bterl, no oie Not
nod unpergleiflih groBar lit als bei
nns> treiben lie IS i'm gleiden Still.
Oa miro 5. .. aus Dem hn~ngernoen
Gsien Den ngasler 9iahribten4 be-
ridtet:
Nud) beute nod lpielen Mooe=
hurts ulo 2url1smooel in G~reilen
Der 9egiiterten cine Roue. Die ollrcb
0en Grieg id)nea gum Heiftllm ge-
Inngten Snouitriellen linb sur5eit tor,-
o%ngebelo; tie tragen Die foitbariten,
NIT ehten 5pisen beietten Seibell-
fleioer, legerl 8ett nlif ieibenc 30
Idle, mlf elegantes SdJubSeug, Jeoer-
bite, Spisenihirme, tic 5ablenEban-
taiiepreiie fir einfadbe Wollltoffe, lal-
fen Tie nit Stifereien uno nit BON
Sanb ~gemalten 9lumen 5ierem alaii-
ben ibrem Inieben etmos 5l nerge-
ben, nenn iic cine toilette tragen,
bic melliger als 1000 Gronen foltet.
Sic ~einfadbeit Gilt MIR itod) IN
oeu &relieL no man, % sic Iittel
eincn groBercn Nnfiuanb niG)t geItat-
ten. einfob icin mlb.
Die 54ubparaOe mit3ulnadJea,
gilt ielbit in areiien ser Minocrbe-
mIttelten fiir lelbitperltanolif. .3u
Den ausgeidnittenen, NIT Sd1naaen
ge5ierten Sduben peroen farbigle
oe1c, sum SIeioe paiienoe Gfriintpfe
%aetraaen. Man 5aDlt ieBt filr Elm
Eaar Sdule 100 big 100 9ronen.
Samohl, 0 Dem Reid)e ser Mobe
ltebt Die Snidrift; Die @ernunft bot
bier nidts III lasesb nto Gas iosinLe
Shamgefilbl audi nift; fiebcniadl
pernaaeltl"
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Sic 6eibdftsfnbrmna.

5illen wirfen eeuobnli1 MIR Dam,
giffis, fpenn lie in groBen Wengen III
oen aorper einoringen ul1o BORT MI
oerltnnosfdbig bleiben. Oos leste lit
Der 5an, uenn Der Srganismls nibt
poGfommen intnft lit, ct braud)t nid)t
einen bireften 6ebler oufsupeiien, es
geniigt pfeImefr, tperi1 er aIlgenlein
geidtDddt muroe. Mmf oieie WeiIe err
flGrt iih mobl aud Die 9atfafe, DaB
i'm Serlaufe Der iesten SATIRE sic Ba-
ratppbus grfranfungen iib gebdrft
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