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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
HOVEY ANSWERS
ALGODONES WRITER
RELATIVE TO SCHOOL MATTERS
IN rhAT DISTRICT or eANpo.
VAL COUNTY.
To Evening citizen:

To Evening Citizen;
AlgOdones, N. NJ, Nov. 23.--ln the
columns Of your most eateemed paper
81 the goth inst, there appears o par
agraph headed "Algodones Items" as
special correspondence. under date OF
Nov. 18th, 1905. ID answer 10 said
article. which | conaicer SANDER
from the man who wrote same, I de-
sire 10 say furthermore that ! defy
Nc. J. "a, Madden to prove bis agser-
items. First be has basely and falsely
He'd. inasmuch as saying that no
school has been beid in Algodones. a.
the school has been IN session since
the 9TH inst. The writer OF these
lines being In charge Of the school.
With an attendance OF 81 school chill
dren " this place. now II the writer
Of he said slanderous article has been
killing ducks or geese In his frequent
nightmares. I ain not 20 blame for his
ignorance Ia our precinct Affairs. Nov
WIN reRnra 20 the school director to-
whom b. refers as a man "iiliierate"
and who was r0-eiected this year al
school director. beg leave 10 say
that the people Of this preeincl simply
showed the fact that they have al
conndence In the man referred TO. Nho
" a man ~ family, who has three or
Tour children 81 school age he IN
owner OF personal property, owner OF
real estate, a Taxpayer aud an honest
straight forward gentleman. fie fur
Their refers a. 10 four Americans Or
this place having cast their yOtes for
him TO their shame; what does he call
the rest OF the men who voted for
him. u the re- election ~ Mr.. Pedro
i.obatO does not suit Sir. J. ". Mad
den. 4 n very immnterial 10 MS, SIR
J. II. NJ has neither family, hJme. or
couniri. mas never contributed with a
single cent towards taxes or towards
schools, NOT even paid his poll tax.
Therefore 1 consider that his Interest
Ia school or county affairs II very
slack; on his part II shows that he IL
musi ungrateful man, a. he has al
ways received nothing but kindness
90 the hands ~ the Spanish American
residents os this prieclnet, who have
ied him, ro0med MIN and cared fof
him Ia his roamings n ho ~ trying
20 pose as a writer, or working up no
toriety, be has started the wrong way
and these people are ready 10 stand
by their rights aud are better and
more Of American citizens than he ~
I himself Yours respectfully,
o. T.. hOVEN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

The amended EschTownsend bill, which IL The bin
favored by MT Roosevelt. provides that the Interstate
commerce communication shall have the power FIX rates.
after complaint and investigation and put such rates
into effect forthwith II the railway dissatisfied with
the rate thus hxed has the right Of appeal the
The Foraker bin provides that II any shipper haE
ground for complaint he shall hie his complaint with
he atornoy general al Washington ana the attorney
general shall Immediately Instruct the United States dix
rlct attorney Of the district wherein the complainant
resides investigate and bring suit In his behalf In the
United States circuit cnurt. II the finds that
rate IL unjust !, shall declare, but can go no far
Their: cannot hx rate. Al that Il do IL 20 say
that the ratio IL too high railway company could
comply with the judgment Of the by reducing the
rate fraction Of cent per 100 pounds and the ag-
greyed shipper would have except 10 begin
proceedings all again by writing once more 10 the
attorney general at Washington. II Is evident that
under such law shippers viii have no substantial re-
dress eau they force raal correction Of unjust
rates"
"a says the Denver Tmcs: ana anyone can see that
the plan q the president In the interest the people
while working hardship 20 the railroads but the
Foraker plan ~ entirely In the nterest ~ the railroads
and does not give ghost OF a show 90 the people No
wonder that the people are overwhelmingly upon the
side u the president
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
CEMENT FACTORY
PLANNED FOR ESTABLISHMENT
NEAR RosweLL m PEcos VAL.
Ley.

a dispatch from Roswell dated No
vember ~. says A larre cement
factory wsli be- built On the peees river
near this city. and win be- under 0p-
rrailUn By mnuary J. At the start,
100 men will be employed. The plant
VIII be- built by the Acme Cement
company. which ~ one 81 the foremost
al the country II has Ave mills; one
az Laramie, Wyo.. one al Grand Rap.
ids, Mich; two In the Indian Territory
aud one "a Acme, Texas. These fac
tories have a daily output Of 1890
tons. blsi the company u now $4,000
tons behind Ia rs orders
The plant here will be- a "aix-keitle"
mill, which will have capacity 81
$50 tens per day The cement here
viii he made from gypsum, a bed III
which AZ the point where the factory
Will be located, has been pierced for
forty feet. ana the bottom Is still nm
discovered. The gypsum "a almost
pure. Tho gypsum Is plOwed up,
gronEd, and dry b0lled' Ia large kct.
ties. The intense heat u applied until
an but from 10 2 per cent o. the
moisture n removed. II "A claimed
that this makes a perfect cement for
use IN piastoring and white-coating.
The cement viii not be used In build
Ing walks
Experts declare that the gypsum
beds ON the Pecos river are the Anest
Ia the world.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

gronnder to Crazy. First he fumhled
a. Then ho chUckcd Il over the first
baseman's head. he got the throw
back near the pitchers box, ana muff.
cd Il. Recovering the bali be whlried
u wide 10 the catcher. By this time
two 81 the gentlemen had Tailed and
anciheg tearing IN from third. Mike
dropped the catcher's return, and then
tossed Il wild 20 third, trying to head
OF the man who made the hit u
may b. cruel 10 chalk up slx erroa on
one play, but six separate and dis
iiaet hobbies did Grady make. and tho
bunch oost his side The game.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
HOW THE AMERICAN
FARMER PRORPERe.

Some interesting facts condensed
from the annual report of Secretary
of Agriculture Wilson. which has just
been issued.
Total agricultural wealth produe
lion, sG,tiB,090 900
Increase IA value 81 farms during
last year. S6.f3a 00O COS.
Daily Increase, 81. 500 600.
Corn production, 3.T0s.000. 900 bush
els; value, 81 $50 900. 600.
Hay, s605,0OO 900, cotton. S571. 000. p
900, wheat, Sh25000. 0o0, oats, s2s2. :
100000; potatoes. sisS 900 .000i barley.
S5s.0o0,o6oi tobacco. s620e0.000. ssi-
gar cane and sugar heels, s6e, 600 600;
rice. sl3,SS2,0oei dairy products. $685.
600 900.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

New Mexican; A French writer has made map Of
The United dividing the states territories into
three Glasses those utterly corrupt politically those
TALLY corrupt and those FREQ from corruption OF the
last named he finds only four Colorado Iowa Mlssssp
u and North Carolina, which will undoubtedly provoke
smile on he face OF those who know better ia those
states New Mexico Arizona Nevada, Montana, Idaho
wyoming KANSAS. Oklahoma, indian Territory Alabama
Florida and New Hampshire classified as partially
corrupt while the n the nation Is hopoesay utterly
corrupt The states placed IN the last class inhah-
He'd by 6000o00O Of the 10000 600 people OF the country
while the partially corrupt conlmonwealths have papn-
laton Of I0O0O00. All this may be- most peo-
pie or n may be- bat that the French writer has any
vantage ground for Judging the degrees OF political cor
ruptou m, United states he doubted Perhaps
he might hnd s0msihine of the kind In la Belle France
he wore 10 look for Il diligently he claims he
investigated political conditions In the United States
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
DIED IN SAN DIEGO.
soeorro Mouras the Death Of Mrs, "
X. Sanders.

The sad announcement came 10 So.
coigo the other day that Mrs. w. "a.
Sanders, wife Of one on Soc0rro oOun.
TVS leading siockmcn aud best known
cltiaenA, bad died In San Diego, cal.
says tiH Chlcfiain. INT little -
known here ~ the circumstances of
Mrs sanders death. other than that
she submitted 90 dangerous surgical
operation for relief from a disease
which she had suffered for sovera
years, and that she survived mo ud
GRAFTON only a few minutes.
Mr.. Sanders and other members III
he family will have the hearty syd
patty of large circle 0f relatives AMI
friends IA their bereavement.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
sHoT IN WHIST.
Shooting serape a Las VEGAS an
One 10 Shot.

cornelio h'ca, special deputy
shot Manuel sorna through the wrls
~ a melee thar occurred on the Wel
side saturday evening, says the Optll
A number Of men, including one OF Oh
Oklahoma witnesses IN the train roll
Der case. raised some disturbance
and the Oklahoma man was dlanrmt
By bnca. Serna started 10 run awe
ane. declining 10 st0D when commanl
cd, hnca fired 4 NhOi with the OkH|
homa mans gun, which went thr0H
Aernna wrist, Segna then gave hit|
self up and was taken 10 IAN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

Engineer y. X. WELSH, one Of the
oldest locomotive engineers employed
by the Santa ~. Was taken 10 She
hospital al Iloa Angeles 10 be- treated
for blood polscning which developed
from a fingar crushed while repairing
pump. His condition became alarm.
inIv and Il was feared that the hand
would have to BE- amputolod, but re-
ports received b. his friends At San
Bernardlno from the hospital are now
Of an encouraGing nature.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

Alam0sa Colo Journal The sheep sun pass
through Alamosa various points In the Valley. AZ
first thought imposalho 80 for the thoua-
anda Of head Of sheep and cattle that will be winiered
In the San lus valley bus when the acres of
peaa Alfalfa aud grass land togethcr With oats wheat
and other arana raised here. easy matter tD
deruand how All lheao thousands o. head of stock
be- easily Suffered 1his "a great stock country and
sooner later viii have equal anywhere 10 this la
dusigy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

westerly. r. l.. Nov. Is. The
turkey President Rooaoveli and his
family ulll eat On Thanksgiving day
IL prsmed and ready for the Ratchet,
Weighing Al pounds.
The big Kobhlar'h name Is San Juan.
He atands nearly four feet sail. and
here's q photograph taken OF him on
the farm. A. usual, he 10 the rift Of
Horace Voso. who has supplied White
house Thanksgiving turkeys since the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

The Literary Digest Of last week contained an arti-
clio the caption Of which Some Evils OF Cold StOr-
age II IL really wonderful that does not
write an article on the Evils az Too Much Sunshine
One Of The hiesHngL 10 the the nven
on " ARTIFICIAL Ice and the resultant spread u cold
storage To tropic lands This writer romem-
her When fresh meat other than fowls unknown In
ho southern states of this country N an rural
tous, villages aad even large towns,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

The ridiculous ialssy Of the Albuquerque Afermaths
assumption that u an the truth honor Justice
purity and disnteresled philanthropy which ought "a DO
distributed amonR the papers Of the ierrloy reminds
Of certain parade. a time. Of the state
MILITIA 10 san francisco fond mother IN the
crowd u spectators when the company containing her
SON came marching by Just look at him" exclaimed
she; "isrt he darlins7 Aud would you believe ~
Ife II the only keeping step tho whole company
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

New Mexican; IN cndaayorine 10 regulate the social
evil az much possible the city Of Aibuquvrque should
not punish noe advantage OF the unfortunate women
engaged Ia a. They are punished enough and deserve
psy more than aught else Tho persons that should be
punished are the who support these forlorn ones
and who induce them 20 keep in dark degradation aud
upon broad path Of Hckedness to their own undoing
and speedy end Ia nine Of ten the women
are sinned against and deserve eommisern,ion city
ordinance making visits 10 bagnioa by men punishable
by and Imprisonment and publication, would very
likely he found very bensncal In the regulation Of the
evil A. FAR as eradicatlng the same this has far
been found impossible the same as the eradication Of
other crimes In large European cities where police
regulations enforced 10 the very letter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

Dcming Graphlc The nemlng City Water company
propose to an Of unlmprovod vacant LOTS that u
the vii foLce in the same. and plant trees and
the OF the property for dollar LOT per
month. and further charge TO the owners. This 10
excellent opportunity for all owners Of vacant lots
10 improve and heautlly the at a nominal cost
This will not only improve the value Of me lots. bat
those who intending build later VIII have their
ornamental shade and fruit without having 20 ~a
two three yeafa for them 10 grow az
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

samuel Rhodes. blacksmith AZ
jerome, Aria. n In the city TO spend
Thanksgiving with hih family, who re-
side AZ 6ie West Coal avenue.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

Colonel BIRD Of the NoEalcs Oasis, was not able TO
carry Gus bis debate Joint statehood with Hon j.
Frank Wilson, OF Arizona from The fact that the Anti
Joint Statehood committee concluded such debate 10 be
dangerous ana despite an col Flrd could 90 Col Wilson
backed ont and Ia Alis backing However though none
% the ansis speak with Col Bird. they cannot stop
his writing. So, week amer week. he has swept tho
decks o the aniis fore and AFT ah his terrific broad
sides tli they have left scarcely plank 10 HaHd
upon IN last Saturdays Issue OF The Oasis the colonel
arRumena Ia favor OF statehood absolutely adaman
tine IN foundations laid the structure built upon
them Il seems impossible 10 believe afier reading Col
BIRDS article, that the people OF Arzona would vote
against statehood could they but secure the privilege
Of expressing their wishes u Che polls.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

Il Il claimed that the southern Pacific has AZ last
secured Of the Colorado river the point where
the California Development companys intake diverted
the into the Salton basin pile and rip-rap dam
has been built main channel 81 the river 10
the head Of the Island where the river divides into two
channels The distance Is sixty feet First. row OF
piles regular Intervals driven across this entire
distance This served merely 70 break the low but
to diminish u. Back OF this row. three Of
closely piles driven and filled In with p-
rap 10 a height If feet This continued for
one-third Of the Distance when a column Of water began
gradually flow down the old and abandoned channel
TwO-lhlrds OF the distance have thus been, closed and
with every foot Of progress the dow into the old channel
has increased and the flow into the saton basin has pro-
porllOnatoy decreased. Wheu the remaining twenty
feot shall have been crossed Ia the Il h.
believed that the river will be shut entirely. and the
necessary pernanen headEates then be safely and
securely rncted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

The report Of Postmaster General Cortclyou shows
asace Of titsT26st IN his Apartment dehclt which
Ne mentions with pain Tha. however, Is nothing new
There IL always the old pain and the continuing
dehcL There never vas q time when the postoHce de-
pArtmens did not deoit from present appear
ance Of things ihoro never VIII be-
Smooth toneued economists soothe the patient pay
ing public VITA specous assurances mat money which
appears deficit In the postal service really 10 Invest
"a the development Of the couny and In the mental
aaa moral enshterpent Of the people. This sounds
good but the real Of the deficit very different
a oa the plain fact that the postal service has never
taken up the lnos OF the carrying par Of the business
IN which there 10 profit Private greed cinga 10 the
profitable end while leaving the Improbable end for The
government 90 carr. The four great reasons which
Mr. Wannamakor named when postmaster General sti
prevent the establishment Of parcels post Those rea
The American Express company the Adams Ex-
press company the Wells Fargo Exprcss company, and
the Ualied States Expross company
There IL complaint Of deficits IN the annual re-
potts Of the express c1mpanea Their profits than
balance ihe postal service losses They have the cream
the parcels business and from them emanaie
the specoun that the pos0fco department
should be satisfied with skinned milk and the steady
development Of he country The four reasons have al
ways been sufficient The chief fear Of congress- seems
70 be that the postal department may wound the sensitive
souls Of the expresH companies BY becoming eacen ana
profitable.
reason for the postal deficit in addition TO the
non-carrylng one that the department does own
la aud does refuse pay more tF hauling
the mail than the express company pays for hauling
their packages II IA we'll known that the mall n
thu most inferior and therefore the car
In every trim YET has shown time and agB'p
the pays IN annual rental for these very
nearly much they could be bait for and then pays
more, pound for pound and mile for mile for hauling the
OF these than ID paid for the hauling Of
express matter.
Thus far the express and railway companies have
proven too strong through their representatives In con-
ress for OF the people be considered IN
Gather Of these proihc causes Of postal dehcit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
Albuquerque Weekly Citizen

oubecr'pton HaleA
Nhaekly Citlzen. year $500
unAn Citizen. pei year 500
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

a matter OF strong human interest that the sue
OF the two Mills hotels In New York warrants the
erection Of third Far from the least advantage OF
these hotels conducted they 10 the dsproof hey
offer that there any necessity for the vicious
lodging houses Of the old alum type The proproiors
OF the latter have always declared as q last for
the Of their houses. that they could AFFORD %
give anything better At the prices charged The
public knows better thanks the ceenly c0ufoFt-
able and successful Ms hotels and the knowledge ought
compel substantial reforms In every Americas city.
There have been people who argued that the Mills hotels
BY providing good food aud clean lodging At too small
a price, put premium lack OF ambition and robbed
thrnlessness Of some OF It's henehcent PEN
altlea But Il 10 proved 10 be well that the man a. or
near his last dollar should able ind place where
be eat and sleep without encouneng either charity
the NTH and vice which have TOO long and too gen
orally been his only alternative.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-28

oIs iiingcrc. aud oos 9ciipiel BON
beriibmten 8cri6nIifteitcn, Die nit
6 StunOen SdIoi mlSfommcn llno
Elm bobes Glitter errei6ten wie &oiler
@ilbelm lit nift bepeiSfrdfttG
ebenioncnig, pie Die oft citirte&egel
oes beriibmtcn Slifelon0: 6 Stun
oen Der Mann, 7 Stuuoen ooSg8eib,
8 Shrnocn ou$ &tno mo Der Harr.
Gas 2eben felt bcttc anoere I1I'
foroerungcn an Den @icnihen ais
3u SufcIouo'5 3eiten,
46nnen mir oieie Nnforocrlngen
Nuriididrm6cn - oaS lit 3unIeilt
Ser Sail in Der Sommerfriihe-, 10
tits Ireilib miiniheu5Wcrtb, rpenn
mir Dies 3u @uniten Der Norgen'
Itunoe tbun, bie ia audi nidt MIR
bpgicniid, ionOern aud Iilr Die gam
&c Notwithstanding @oIo imWhln'
DC bat, ober cinieitig, mr. meilS oaS
Datum mill, iriibcr oniitebcn rn0
Dem a0rper mcbr 3ltmltbeH, lit uHs
n0tbig mo ungcim10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-28

Die bei6e St1bte umihlofien, iibe'
orei Weileu lang pareu. 0ieie &C.
naItigen WouernnIaaen mltr0eH nv
Sabre 1881 aeihafien mo ipdt7
mebrmoIS ausqebeiicrt. rSn mmit
teIborer Ndbe Der Stoottbore muroet
Die bei0en groBortigeu @rabitGtter
Der eriten aaiier aus Der berrideuoeR
Samilie ouaelegt, 0ieielbeu @rGber,
bon 0euen in oen leBicn @ohen 10
nieI bic Reoe aemcien iii. Sic pur.
Den in dineiiifem Stpl crbnlt uuo
bon einer eigeuen OideL nit 3innen
gefrouteu Ntaller umidloIien. Die
8elpodung oieier @rGber mar mebre,
ren bobeu Manoihu : Nauoariuen
auoertrout, ole 81 beitimmten 3eiten
BORT geluiiie Gcrenlonien 81 erfiiIlcn
6ottcu, mo 3par inter geobahtung
oerielben @ebrGufe uno Ser gIeihen
8erebrung, oils oh Oie tOoten Gaiier
bort nod le6enO nnlueicno mGreu.
Die auoeren StG0te Der Yrooin3,
beiBt es in Dem oIten @eriht wciter,
limo menig oniebnlid, ionoern meiit
idleft gebout, fat perooet unb obnc
Elm auoereS 8ertbei0iguugSmittel ais
cine bolb 5~erfalene @auer. Gin an.
oere8 @eiiht befom ooS 2ono ourf
ole ltarte @inmouoering bon Gbiue.
ien, Die ii6 neben beu alien Stdoten
oniieoelten, oaour6 nelle unO oft iebr
idon angeleate gtieoerloiirngen idpl-
fen uno balo Den Sanoel Der gun5en
Mmol6urei in ibrer Sanp pereiuig-
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-28
Mnfbcn in Der @rihidtr.

Cine nltc 9ei6reibung BON China,
sic pom Nlbbe @rolier oerfoBt uno
Dor $50 Sobren in EariS eeorudt
muroe, giebt cine 9ei6reibung Der
Yrooinj uno Der Staot Wutoen, ole
bellte bcadtenSiuertb lit. GS beiBt
oorin, Dab iid oie Sartaren nad if.
rer MIlStreibrng aus China I'M Sabre
1868 oortbin 5uriid5o9en uno oils.
balo StGote mo 00ricr 81 bouem 10
tuie nad) Dem 9eiipiel Der Gbineien,
inter oenen iie bis 0obin gelebt bat.
ten, ooS 2on0 5u beitelen begunnen.
0aourd) mnroen Die m~eilten oieier
Sortoren nniGiIie mo mebr cipiliiirt
ais Ole iibrigen Mongolen. gufungS
murOen iie ourd) cine aroBerc 3obl
bon &6anS regiert, ole unabbGngig
bon einnnoer maren; ipGter idtuong
lid) Der &bon bon Ningnto 81 elmer
iiberlegencn Wo6t ouf, mterparf
Die anoeren S1uptlinge mo leitete
aud ole @ieoerertuerbung bon China
Elm, Die iid nm ole Mitte 6eS II.
SabrbunoertS pol5og, Die 0odfom.
men oieieS abon BON Ninguta lpur.
Den ole ipGteren Wonol6u-&niier BON
China. Die @aubidurei aber blieb
tpeiterbin inter ibrer unmittelbaren
Serriboft. BUR Saiiptitoot botte iif
Wtufoen, ooer, mie Ser Srt hineIii6
genonnt lpuroe, Si6onn-pang, erbo-
ben. Die Sortoren botten Wufoen
bereits nit 5oblreiden offentliden
8ebGiloen geidmiidt, mo BORT grobe
WagoSiue fir @offeu unb 2ebenS.
mittel ongelegt. Sic betrad)teten
Wufoen olS &auptitoot ibrer goll5en
Patton uno erri6teten BORT ua1 Der
llnterluerfung BON China Sribunale
bon gleihem Rung, tuie in Befing.
Sieie 8eribtsboie iuaren nlr aus
Sartoren 5uiammengeiest uno ourfp.
aus iouper1n; ole 8erbanolupgen
iuuroen in Der Monoidu.S prod)e ge.
if)rieben. Grbaut muroe Mufoen
aiif elmer anbobe. beren llmeebuna
iid onrd reife 9etuGilcrung aiis5eid-
nete. Gie Gage mar Die einer 9op-
peIitoot, inoem cine Staot BON elmer
onoeren nmidlloiien muroe. Die in-
mere Staot entbielt Den 8aiierpoldit,
Die 9mtsgebGube Der oberiten Wan-
oariren, Die iorlperGnen Sole uno Die
oerld)ieoenen S%ribumaIe. Die dllBere
Stoot nurbe BON Dem acmeineit
&olf. Den Sonomerfern uno all ben
2euten betpobnt, Ole nidJt ourd gmt
ooer Beirut geSfuiingen paren, einen
Wobniis in Der inneren Staot 1i
nebmen.
0ieie bate oeu llmiona bon iaii
!, elmer Meile. mabreuo Die @auern,