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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-10
A MISSISSIPPI BUTcHERY.
Wife and Four Children of Brown
Smith, q Farmer, Slain by
n Negro.

Wesson, Miss, Dec. Gone of the most
atrocious murders on record in the South
was committed last night in Simpson coun-
ty, this state, twenty miles from here.
Brown Smith. a farmer. and a son of ex-
Representative Edward Smith, left his
family at his home in the country to go to
town for shopping purposes. This morn
Ing. when he returned, he found his wife
and five children weltering in their blood
and apparently all dead. An alarm was
raised Immediately and the entire neigh
borhood turned out to hunt for the per-
petrator of the foul and bloody crime.
There being no telegraph connections. de-
tails of the murder come in slowly, but it
is reported this evening that one of the
little girls, supposed this morning to have
been dead, has revived enough to tell what
she knew of the occurrences. She said she
knew the man who committed the deed,
that it was a negro, and described him. A
posse is now on the track Of the murderer,
and there Is great probability that he will
be apprehended before morning. There can
be but little doubt of his meeting speedy
justice, when caught, without waiting for
the fOrmality of a court.
Mrs. Smith and the other four children
are dead. Sherifs McNair, of Lincoln. and
Thompson. of Copiah counties. lave gone
to the scene of the murder, each with a
pack of trained bloOdhoundS.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-10
SCHOOL TREASURER IN LUCK,
Using the Money Belonging to the
District for the Purchase
of Cattle.

Topeka, Kas.. Dec. 9.-(Special.) Another
peculiar instance of the way things are
run out in Western Kansas came to light
to-day. Near Viraqua. Morton county,
there is a school district which has no pu
pills. The directors. however, have been
collecting a tax right along for the teach
ers fund. There is now about $500 in it. 1t
happens that the district owes the state
school fund s300-the interest on the bonds
defaulted three years ago There is no law
that will enable the directors of that dis
trict to transfer the money in the teachers
fund to the bond fund. where it can be
used to take up its Indebtedness. AS a con-
sequence. the district cannot take up its
bonds. and the treasurer of the district is
using the money in the teachers FUND to
buy cattle.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-10

Osborn, Thomas A., director. Nov. 16. 1894.
Kenna, E. D., general solicitor. Sep. %.
1888.
Gibbs. Edward n, director, Dec. u. 1899.
Hayes. r. Somers. director, Dec. L, 1895.
Morawetz. Victor. director. Dec. u, 1895.
general counsel, Dec. u, 1885.
Ripley, Edward p. director, Dec. Il. 1895
president. Dec. u. 1895.
Rotch. William. director. Dec. IL. 1895:
Walker. Aidaee F.. director, Dec. T. 1885:
Morton. Paul, third vice president. Dec.
II, 1895.
Gardiner, II. W, assistant treasurer, Dec.
%. 1895.
Whitehead, H. c., general auditor. May
G. 1896.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-10

their patrons are vitality interested In sound
money. An heroic effort is being made to
eliminate the money question from poll
tiles and establish a sound and stable sys-
tenn in the interest of the people.
You can be of great service in creating
respect for and confidence in the good in
tention of the commission If you will as
sumo your share of the responsibility, and,
as You nave occasion. bring 1t to the at.
tention of all your business acquaintances
with your Endorsement and approval. and
in this way make success possible for this
great movement for the general good"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-10

getting into trouble and being struck over
the head by a mover more fully than either
his mother or sister had done. He was
with his father at the time, and asserted
prisoner who has occupied the same cell
with Sheesley in Jail here testified that
Sheesley had had several fits during his
confinement. The defense is making a
strong case of insanity. and it is likely
that it will have a good deal of weight
with the Jury,
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-10
BOLD CHICAGO F00TPADs.

Prominent Doctor Shot, but Not Sc
riously, and a Merchant Fa-
tally Wounded.
Chicago, Dec. 9.-Dr. H. A. Meyer, a noted
insanity expert. and one of the faculty of
Rush Medical college. was attacked by
footpads tonight at the intersection Of
Adams street and Ashland boulevard, than
which there is no more aristocratic spot in
the city of Chicago. The attempted rob-
pedestrians were on the street. and was one
of the boldest affairs of its kind that has
happened in Chicago for a long time. DR..
Meyer made a fight for his money and
knocked one of the men down. The second
footpad then shot the doctor in the groin,
infiicting a wound tina viii not prove ser
John McCoSh. "a business man. was attacked
by robbers about 10 o'clock tonight. He
fired at them and they returned the fire,
hitting McCosh three times, inflicting
wounds that will prove fatal.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-10
A DESPERATE ITALIAN.
jected Him and Raised Cain
Generally.

NcACI011y
Philadelphia, Dec. 9.-Antonio Tucci. an
Italian, to-day shot and probably fatally
wounded G. Tompono. because of the re-
lection of his affections by Tompono's 10
year-old daughter, Theresa. He followed
this up by setting fire to the clothing of
Tompono's little son, Michael, and when
an attempt was made to arrest him.. he
successfully held a squad of policemen and
fremen at bay until he had twice fired
his revolver at them and slightly wounded
Policeman Simpson and a citizen named
Saccharrino. Finally, driven into a cor
curely handcufed, defended himself with a
large knife.
Tucci is about As years old. He LIVED with
TOmpono and for a long time has shown
affection for Theresa. Yesterday he plead
ed for her love and was rejected. This
afternoon Tompono was working in the
Tompono is in a very critical condition,
but his son was only slightly burned.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-10
KANSAS DAY PROGRAMME.
to Respond to the Toast
of Honor.

Topeka, Kas.. Dec. 9.-(Special.) The ex-
ecutive committee of the Kansas Day Club
met here tonight and arranged a pro-
srGmme for the meeting on Kansas day.
Congressman Charles Curtis will speak on
Kansas" Other speakers selected are: j.
NJ. Miller. Council Grove; J. Q. Thompson,
Pratt; n. +. Mason; Garden City. g; w.
Wheatley. Galena: J. r. Burton. Abilene;
ham, Topeka: +. c. Trigg. Garnet: C. Bo-
rim. Oberlin: A. p. Riddle. Minneapolis;
Warren Perry. Troy. These men will choose
tier own subjects. w. Y. Morgan, of
Hutchinson, will act as postmaster.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-10
J. U. Brown May Move to Ottawa.

sentative ]. U. Brown. of Greeley county
is considering a proposition to remove to
Ottawa to enter the practice of law. Mr.
Brown will surrender his seat in the legis.
lature in the event of his removal.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-10
Lccompton Wants a Bridge.

Lawrence, Kas.. Dec. 9.-(Special.) The
citizens of Lecompton and vicinity nave
petitioned the commissioners of this coun-
across the Kansas river at that point. a
like amount having been promised by the
commissioners of Jefferson county and
township adjacent to the proposed site.
The commissioners of this county have re-
fused to contribute the amount asked for.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-10
STRONG CASE FOR sHEEsLEY.
Many Witnesses Testify as to His
Strange Actions and Probable
Insanity,

Independence. Has. Dec. 9.-(Special.)
The trial of Henry Sheesley was contin-
ued to-day. The courtroom was crowded
again. Thirteen witnesses for the defense
were examined, and most of their testi-
mony was in regard to Sheesley's sanity.
They asserted that they had seen him at
different times and places and that he
had acted strangely. The most important
witness was Arthur Sheesley, a son of the
prisoner. He told the story of his father
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-10
FIvEC0ATs ACQUITTED.
The Chanutc Deputy E~xOneratcd for
the killing of an Obstreper-

Erie. Kas. Dec. 9~.-(Special.) By far the
hardest fought case tried in Neosho coun-
ty for years ended here this evening, when
Robert Fivecoats was acquitted of the
murder of William Berry. whom he shot
last October while the latter was resisting
arrest. The jury was out only thirty min
utes and brought in a verdict of not gull
ty. Although a hard fight had been made
by the prosecution. the verdict was not
a surprise. Attorney Cox. for the defense,
made a very complete case for his client.
Public sentiment was in favor of Five
coats throughout.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-10
M'NALL CASE CONTINUED.
Judge Foster Will Not Rule ON h
Motion to Qunsh Until Next
March.

Topeka, Kas.. Dec. 9.-(Special.) Judge
Foster to-day announced that he would
not render a decision on the motion to
auash the Indictment against State In
surance Superintendent McNall for inter-
fering with the due administration of JUS
tice until the March term of court. He
proposed at first to render a decision next
Saturday, but said to-day that he would
He also called for briefs on each side. The
jury in his court will be discharged Sat-
urday.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-10
Fewer Topeka Policemen.

Topeka. Kas.. Dec. 9.-(Special.) In ac-
oordance with the recent decision of Dis
trict Judge Hazen. the police commission
ers of this city will reduce the number of
members of the local force to comply with
the law which permits the appointment Of
one patrolman for every 1.500 inhabitants.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-10
Does This Solve the Mystery.

Mexico, Mo-, Dec. 9.-(Special.)- The
mangled remains of a man supposed to be
Sam H. Maine. of Princeton. Ia, were
found this morning near this city strewn
along the Chicago & Alton track. The
man appeared to be about IS years old.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-10
st. Louis Man Short and Missing.

st. Louis, Mo-, Dec. 9.-One week ago
w, D. Tolle, secretary of the Belleville In
vestment Loan Association: left home. say
ing he was going to Madison. III. Since
then nothing has been heard from him.
An Investigation Of his accounts was made
to-day, and it Is said four irregular en-
tries have been discovered and the short
age will reach into the thousands.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-10
Shot HI. wife and himself.

Chicago. Dec. Sired Schroeder. a sa-
loonkeeper. who had been drinking heavily
of late. shot his wife tonight. inf'icting
what he supposed was a mortal wound.
When a policeman entered. Schroeder shot
minutes. Mrs. Schroeder Is not seriously
injured.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-10

senior member of the firm of Loud, Clar-
idge e. Co.. ship chambers. committed sui
eide to-day by shooting himself through
the head. Business anxieties are assigned
as the cause. Mr.. Loud was about 60
years old and leaves a widow and two chill
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-10
Eleven Luetgert Jurors.

Chicago, Dec. 9.-Four new jurors were
secured in the Luetgert case to-day. The
Jury now lacks but one man, and 1t Is ex-
pected that he will be secured tomorrow.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-10
Pop Candidate forI Congress.
The California Limited

Topeka, Kas.. Dec. ~9.-(Special.) ]. w.
date for congress in the Second district.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-10

| Takes you to Los Angeles in only 81 hours
over the Santa Fee Route. Best route
best ~train-best time. Meals always good.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-10

Baltimore Merchant a Suicide.
Baltimore, Nd, Dec. 9.-Granville Loud,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03

Governor O'Ferralrs address q the
Hollywood Mcmora celebration. last
Monday was gem in phrase and s,n-
fiment and was received as Sc deserved
10 be-. with enthusiasm and praise hy
4ii who heard it. There wds uo attempt
at Columbian oratory. no appeals to pas-
sion or prejudice and nn Indication.
Whatever Of "a wish 10 further nuy per-
s0nal interest. Ia short. the cnorl was
in accordance with the strictest clu0ns
Of good taste. and altogether married The
governor af one or tho foremost orators
OF the State.-Petersburg lndcx-Appeal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03
THE SHAKERS IDEAS or MEDICINE.

Nou- . DAVIS when a man goes TO his
doctor he is usually told that he has
eome unheard Of disease with long
name. and when be leaves the Office he
doc not know whether H. Us -. Nitus'
Dance or consumption mat Is gradually
undermining his heailn.
IL is therefore refreshing 70 talk with
the Shakers. for theIf very simplicity
coruands confidence and respect and We
have the further sau~ia, ton Of knowing
tbo+ thcv have devoted themselves 10 the
study of disease ana us cure for more
than a hundred years.
rho venerable old man whom the writer
eaw vas onlv too glad 20 discuss bis pet
.,-hisct lie said that strange as IL
might eoon very few doctors realized
Wat fbree-ouarters q th' most prevalent
diseases were al attributed to faulty di-
ue then went On 70 say Thar p child Of
avoraco irteUicencc knows that uufrid
nlat az deoay.ne vegetables are poison
ous. and must De- avoided. and yet these
same foods. even ID taken .uto tho stom-
a,h in The frcthsst possible condition
soon dccompose unless d.1esf'l and abb
sorhfo.
I'm er.b ,a.os tho resulting roi-0ns en-
ter the system. when aches and pains.
weakness ard debility soon follow as
natural ccnsequ noe.
10 was recognition o. his that led the
Shakers 10 devote their energies 10 the
perfection - "a product which would
Stimulate tho digestive organs and as-
sist them 20 perform Their proper work
Tho first symptom ~ die0rIfrrl diges-
tan rs Joss Of arr 'iio. and The shaker
Digestive Cordial wonderfully efficient
I..s I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03

simon Price. alias samuel Chap,. up"i
whom Detective uin served "arfans
n Jail some days A-o charging him VIII
tine murder of 3D. Do fsf1 m Wilmington. y.
e.. on March g,ih was yesterday turn
cd OVER to David Jacobs. ID deputy sheriff
from Wilmington.
Jacobs is a negro man. and D. considered
"a shrswd official 49, Identified the pris-
oner as the mnu wanted. and he Will he
carried 90 Nortl carolina to-day.
Vhe murder Was committed over a
Gambling table. wlfn lTlar shot tAr oih'-
L.In.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03

Oswald Smith. coiored drayman. was
painfully injured by fan from The sest
of bis lray while driving through shoe
.oc Slip Yesterday morning The c0iorct
man was suddenly attacked with vertigo.
fo which hc is subject when Dee i.'i 90
t.. ground. cutting an ugly cash in his
.lllu lN falling against sharp stone.
flc ,ga. taken o. his home on St James
Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03
TEMPERANCE WORKERS.
fNTERrSTING IXLRCfSF> Ar THE
DIsrRTCr VIC. I. q. CONTFNTfON,
Nr..J.T Job-on Unanimously Reelected
Pre,ldcnt-Other OG,cers-Fromine"t
Speakers Address the Body

The ouarteriv convention OF the Rich
! nord District Woman Christian rem
perance Union met at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning lu tie Dast mcnt OF TIE SSFoii'"
street Christian church.
Mrs. j. +. JobsOn. district president
was in the chair and Mrs. \. +. wait
press superintendent. was secretdr. pro
l. n.
The address Of welcome was delivered
by Miss Eugcuia Henry and was respond
al 10 by MIS-. J. b. Wood.
Twenty-Five officers and delegates were
present and many visitors were also in
attendance
The con- nfion was opened with de-
votlonal exercises conducted by Mrs VI.
y. Lee. ana appropriate music Followed.
REPORT or THE SECRETARY.
Tho report ~ the secretary showed
gratifying increase in the number ~ tn-
ions membership and interest
Tho district embraces the cities OF Rich
rond and Manchester and Petersburg.
end The counties - Henrico. Louisa. King
william. D'nwiidie. and Chesterfield
Tho annual address q fhe pres .dcnf Was
bright. snauny. ana won't direct 20 The
point II ihoInded loo strong points and
was full Of good suggestions.
After n beautiful solo hy Miss NAY
Whitehead. tho question box WAS opened
and f. afforded many fruitful and timely
topics for discussion
Mrs. =. VI. Gw1fhmcv tho president ~
me state Baptist Missionary Society. who
WIS present delivered goa admirable ad-
df.se
AFTERNOON SESSION
The convention met promptly az .
% clock. after the delegates had partakcn
OF nice luncheon which bad been duly
provided
The opening prayer was led boy Mrs
HICKS, oi Ctnualla, and tI.a Was f1i-
lowed hr singing Bringing Boa the
Il was resolved that tho local sunorin-
tonienis make their report to the district
uprrIntrnornfs, also. that mo- member iu
arrears Tor dues shall Doe eligible for eloc-
ZION ass delegate 90 the district c0uyou-
ton.
The convention also voted to sustain
the scientific temperance literature de-
raftment as matter OF vital imp0rtauc.
10 The course
Upon motion seconded very heartily by
many. it was unanimously resolved that
the mission Of fho ~. g. o. o. Ie pros.
cuied with renewed ygor and determine
ton.
Mrs Hicks. of Ccntraiia read vcr,
able article on Social Purity" which wa.
very much enjoyed.
Iue .l,,tou 0l officers for the ousu.u.
Dos, -i seaf Was neat gone into aud re-
-ulita a- follows.
President Ais. j. q. Job-on. OF Eich-
m'ua unanimously Reelected.
.. i,'-i'f.slaenr Sins. a. l.. Wait oil.
Ni.uI .onl.
E..oaas Secretary Airs. Uasby .ol
West Point.
..nfDaaaas so.n.w Mrs c-
nD.lr. oi teufftlIa
arr A Lome n.bbay of
Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03

The Danes and Daughters Of the First
PRESBYTERIAN church viii hold something
nnioue in ia reception line. which they
torn, "a Daisy Tea Il The residence of
H.. nas.or Rev j.. y. Kerr -. D.. 80.
5Oi west Grace street, this evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03

pio1mhorc Burton Ranon. ana 'oNp' r.
Nr Frank Bates recorded the proceed
luss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03

The Cet,mou, Performed ~ iho Residence
of r.id,.. Auni Do, ~. Nc,sis. Clarke
andIec Attendants and Cos umc''
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24

@tiid gele6nt, UNI bieles Dor benz l1mfauen

@tid gele6nt, UNI bieles Dor benz umfaIcn
gu 6epabren.
No6bem ie ii9 10 ben 3iiden gebedt, !Altz
6en ie 1i6 an bas 5peite na9 Der NGep
fiibrenbe 5enter, fdgten bort StIte aus brei
@tGben aus, tniipften ben mitgsnommenen
,Strid feft un6 lteBen ii9 an mIel6en berab.
uWie tie tire pettere Slu9t 6etDfrfteuig=
ten unb po6in 1ie ii9 panoten, funn i9
lefbfDertdnbIid iebt nod ni4t Iagsa," i4loB
9err Wbitman feline @r3Gblung,
@uf bic Srage, mem ieiner N1iibt ned
etne Mttf3ulo an Der Slu9t bei3umefien lei,
meinte Serr @bitman: Set mir bas nsue
@efdngntB be3ogen baben, IinO bter fat tag
lt9 Nr6eiter gepeIen unb es 1T le9c lpabrz
l6einlib, buB 3u7eQ unb 8ogers BON ei1em
oeri elben bic Sage erbalten BADEN. llebriz
gems babe i9 bic G9IieBer @il6ert unb Maz
loneD bis auf Metteres pom 9ienIte IuSpenz
Dirt, neil tie fi6 Der 8erleBung elmer %unierer
~ftreng1ten @efdngniBregeln f4uloig 9ena9t
baben, 9ie1e &egel bel ugt admlid5, buB
ale 3eIeni9lifel in Der SauptOffice a65u>
liefern finb. 9as batten fie u6er nt6t ge<
tban, 1onbern bic @9lIf1el iener 3eGe pa=
rem in Dem %fo9enannten r8iinoelraum" oufz
gebdugt tporben. @S bat bas alerOings NIT
Der Jlu9t Der 8eiben brett ni9t5 81 tbun,
immer6in maj es cine 8fli6tOernaAldIiiz
ql1rQq, bic ni6t unbeftraft bletben barf."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24
perlauOt Oft Ntdnuer.
Gin Mtantt im Mi9i9an entOedt Elm be-
merfenspertbes 9eilmittel fir
8erlMit BON Strait.
Grpben tuer0en feel m alle ~berianSt, Die oarur1
ldreiben.

Carl 5. geaIter BON .&aI0masOO, GRt9., bat nae
einem iabrclaugen Sample gegen Die ieelif6en uno tOr'
perli6en Qeioen bon periorener Mannbarfeit bag ribs
tiqe Wtittel gsfunoen, Del6es sss &eiDen beilt. ;.
Gr tepabrt oas G:beimniS i~Orgialtig; aber tr tR
pilie, cine 9rObe Der Dtoisin alien Wtdnnern gu len'
ben, bic an irqsnO elmer Sorln gsi0ls9tltd9er SdtOad9s
teioen, als Soloe BON iueenOliOer llniDihenbeit. ips
por3ettisen 9erluit Oes @eOddtniGes unO Der araft
i6ipd0sm 8tidsn, GrampTaOerbru3 unO Nus sgrunO'
Eas @eilm!ttet bat cine Defenders angenebme g9irtlng
BON gHdrme unb i6eint unnitteIbar gu mirfcn, inoem
ss Die Osr!onsts arqft uns cine @ntiDifeiung oie66t, tds
p%Oaftan6to BON az Den usbsln uno 3sOs4 .i: son
Sunttionsn b~srrubren, unO iOa in ieOera Safe a6iOlut
i~utsrldiEe iein.
Seuple, Galaulasoo, Mi1., BEL Der Sir %anOeben, Oab
Sic cine 9robe istnts 6eilmittels fir Mdnner wtta'
lden, mirc iotort erfiat, inn tetne 8ergiituu0 irgsSo
pelder .Nrt miro BON ibm %asfOrOert tDtrOen. IS bat
elm erofes Snterefe oaran, oaB Die &lnoe BON ptelem
erotarttoen Seiluttittel perbreitet miro, uno CT oerisn'
pet nit sorgialt bic grOoe fiseT D]'riisssis tn si Iin
Snr6t Dor llnbsautmli6teit Obsr SetonHtiDeroeH %
baben brdn6t.
2sier D96sn ssbstsH. sbus Sersus ln f@rstbea.
sftb13mi is.iawA
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24
9mrdD 0as polk.
Gine prinsipten GrfIdruns Ser
Staatsoonpentton.
Serufune elmer Gonpention CUR Nbdnoerune
DER Derfafune gum 6wede Ger Ginfih=
run9 pom Referendum uno Jnitiatipe.

Sreitag N6enb ipurbe bic Siburq Der
Contention, tpel6e betreffs 9ur9fu6rung
elmer oiretten 8olfsgeIebgebung 3u1ammen=
berufen mar, na6 elmer feiBen 0eoatte gu
Gnoe ge6ra6t. 9us GeIultat par bic Mnz
nuRlne elmer prtn5ipienzG rtldrung, pel6e i'm
0roBen unO 0an5en Die Soeen Der 2eute,
pel9e biz Sadie 5uerit anregten, ent1pre9en
mag, jeOenfaqs aber ber6eferungsfdbig lit,
Sic lautet:
1. Oas 8olt 1T bic 9ue1e a1er Iouz
berdnen 9epalt.
2. IQe conftitutionelen un5 6urtbamens
talgeiebe leiten lire MutoritGt BPM 8olte fer
unb ioaten ieoer3eit elmer NenOeruug unterz
porfen fein, tpenn cine Me9rbsit be1elben
ii6 bafiir ertlGrt.
B.. 9as 8olt pern1ag ielbit iol9e @eIebe
gu erlnhen, bic CUR @a6rung ieine- &e9te
nOtbig fino. Nue Observation-Disclosures
1olen Dem in geiebli6er Weiie a1sgeIprodez
men Miqen bes Bottles urtertbaa fein,
4. Sin our9 8eIebe regisrtes @plf bat
oas n~nabdnoerli9e &e9t, Elm Referenbumz
@otum iiber iol9e 9efebe gu oerlangen.
5. Die e19rdntte Nnpenoure BON eSSniz
tiatioe un6 REFERENDUM BEL mutticipalen Mnz
~9elegenbetten unb Die ausgebehntsre Nnspenz
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