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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-06
product Of their labor to secure the
payment Of their wages.

product Of their labor to secure the
payment Of their wages.
Education being one Of thegreat-
est boons of a free people. we
should provide for a liberal support
OF public schools and state educ
ational institutions: we should have
a uniform text book law and not
have to buy new books every term
of school. We should have a con-
ssitutional provision whereby the
state could acquire the coal lands
of the Indian territory and the In
come from same should be used for
school purposes.
We should have a state primary
election law for all parties, to be
he d on the same day, and the state
to bear all expense.
Railroads, insurance and other
corporations should be the servants
Of the people and not their masters
all free passes and special privileges
should be prohibited except to ac-
tual paid employees.
All banks and other institutions
havins the safekeeping of public
funds. should be safeguarded by
stringent laws to protect the de
positor: the directors should be
forced to direct aud when one of
these institutions fails, the directors
and officers should be liable fol
criminal prosecution. No deposit:
should bestowed to perceived whe
the bank is In q failing condition
Six per cent should be the lega
rate Of interest and ten per cent
allowed by contract; usury should
forfeit all the interest and the plain
tiff should pay all attorney fees.
We have prohibition in the Iudian
.srritory sart Of the new state fol
ftwenty one years and il enforced
will prove satisfactory ! favol
submitting to fhe citizens Of ths
entire state the question of prohib-
ition for Oklahoma at the time the
ratification Of the constitution 1:
voted upon.
For governing and regulating
Railroads. favor a railioad com.
mission elected by the direct vot'
of the people, same to be fashioned
after the Texas railroad commission
as the Texas law has stood thu
test OF the conrts up to the suprem'
court.
Our government should be rur
as economically as possible, have nj
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-06

dead head officials, and taxes should
be Justly and equally distributed.
the rich paying in proportion to
the poor, and corporations should
bear. at least, equal burdens with
the individual citizen.
While not having the legal educ
alton to model a perfect judiciary,
I am in favor. for economy's sake,
of having one supreme court;justice
should be prompt and efficient both
in criminal and civil cases: to pre-
vent mob violence, unmentionable.
crimes should be dealt with at
once.
Separate schools and separate
coaches are necessity l favor the
eight hour per day law on public
works. Convict labor should not
compete with free labor but ! favor
short time convict labor on public
rocds.
Foreigners, not living in the
United States. should not own
land In this state.
I'll poll tax should be used for
common school purposes No cor
poratefunds for campaign purposes
should be our slogan and this should
be made a criminal offence.
All corporations doing business
In this state SHOULD be required to
incorporate under the state laws
so as not to be shielded under the
interstate commerce law.
There should bet provision for
municipal ownership.
County lines and coun ~ sea-
fights If brought before the cCn-
stitutional convention will be one
of the greatest sources Of graft and
kcorruption: the farmers and thu
ablorer's interest viii be bartered
and sold to crafty the aspiration:
of some town; therefore l favor ths
present Recording District:
remaining temporary Counties and
the Recording District Towns re,
manning county seats, but allow no
Improvements until the Legislature
permanently establishes County
lines, and then let the people vote
for the County Seat.
Railroads, Telegraph and Tele
phone Companies. Pipe Line:
should be donated Common Car
riers.
| Tom Wade
i NARROW, l. T.
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''MADE. IN
CHICKASA"
SHOULD RECOMMEND ANY ARTI-
Ice TO THE cHIcKASHA BUY
ERS SAYS Mr.. RUSSELL
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRIES
Is One way to Build up a Town-Mr.
Kelsey also has Some Ideas

When the roll was called at the
commercial club last night, just
sever snemLers answered there" ("
With so small number 1t was
impossible to transact any business
Of Importance and after some
general discussion, the meeting was
adjourned.
why is it," asked Mr.. Russell
THAT members and business
men Of chickasha in general won't
attend our meetings." "Cive 1t
up, that's too hard nutto crack. !"
said secretary Leech. I've tried
every means know to get them
ont Personal notice was sent every
member for this meeting" H. w.
Smith then made some a sugges-
ton. The only way to create in-
terest in a commercial club, said
he, ''is to keep it doing something
The members will take pride in the
club II It does things. l think we
lshohid 'havea secretary to give al
his time to thh work, pay him Srsc
A month and keep him busy" AL
agreed that this was an ideal plan
but some doubted the feasibility of
1t. Mr.. Russell said that the peo-
pie were asking every day why
don't you dc certain thingsl" and
yet these same people wouldn't
cone out to the club, OTTER their
suggestions and help do things.
The club could do nothing without
the active support of the p eople.
There is always something for
the club to do, continued Mr..
Russell. Take the matter of our
home industries. | think the people
of Chickasha shonld start a move
ment to encourage the use by
home people of goods made in
Chickasha. The people of Chick
asha should use -four made at
home, the mattress, cabinets and
other articles made by our local
factory, brooms and cigars made in
Chickasha. l know a town not
more than forty miles away where
it is difficult for outsiders to sci:
their goods "a competition with
goods manufactured in that city.
We should be more loyal to home
institutions and encourage home
producers. In this way these in
stitutions will be built up they will
employ more men. the money viii
be kept at home and will 60 to
building up the town. Our indus
tries are small but they can be
made larger and we can get more
of them by giving them proper en-
couragement."
]. B. Kelsey had a suggestion to
offer. ''I think Chickasha will 60
right head" " said he, when we
get sidewalks built and the streets
paved and Scott Jones completes
his street railway. Street improve
ment is the most urgent PROPOSE
ton before the people of Chickasha.
After some furthur talk the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-06
FORHIGNERS ARRESTED
INC|TIMG REBELLION


Associated Press.
Tucson, Sept.6-Three foreign
ers arrested inNogales under theim-
migration laws on chargeof melting
rebellion in Mexico. were brought
here last night by rangers. It was
rumoSed that their friends would
cross the line at night and attempt
their rescue, but the sheriff threw
out strong guard about the Jail
and no trouble occurred.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-06

Friday night will be the open.
night of the Wagner Opera House.
The program will include THE
Little Migrants" The "Gispy
Fantasy" and Seven specialties, an
evening of high class entertain
ment. Prices IS, IS and IS cents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-06
DEPOT AND HOTEL
DESTROYED BY FIRE


Associated Press;
Los Angeiess. Sept. 6.--Santa
Fe passenger depot and railroad
Hotel at Needless CAL, was de-
stroyed by fire early today. Con-
ductor F. M. Carter and Priscilla
Bastain, 2 waitress. were burned to
death. Several other persons were
severely burned.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-06

Have you bought your stickets
for "The Little Migrants at the
Opera House Friday uightl a5.a5
and IS cents. The entertainment
will be worth 81.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-06

Tom Wade
NARROW, L T.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Granlee left
this morning for Princeton, Mo-.
where they will attend family re-
union and viii he gone about a
week. Miss Mardi Bullard accom-
panied them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-06
NAY ARREST DIRECTORS
~ - a
NO MAN Will Be SPARED
Associated Press:

AAN1~S~eN~~~A . N@~e
Philadelphia, Sept. 6.--Rumors
Of the arrest Of directors of the
looted Real Estate Trust Co., filled
the air today. District Attorney
Bell declares emphatically that no
man will be spared in the effort to
bring to justice those responsible
for dissipation OF the deposition 5
money. The statement is made that
two directors who are also men,
bers of the bar have pro6ted to the
extent of $3.50, 900 in fees given by
Adolph Seeal for passing on his
securities.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-06

Ernest Taylor, the Anadarko
paint contractor, was In the city
last evening. returning home this
morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-06

&c. Goode went to Ardmore. on
business last night and win be gore
several days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-06
A Terrible Collision !!

AT CLAY DONOVANS CLOTHING
store. A tendoIar bill run tsp against $500 suit.
For two weeks commencing Wednesday August
18th. Choice Of any suit IN the house for $1,000.
Nothing reserved. Nothing laid away. No
thing but "a square deal at this store.
COME ON - GET THE HABIT
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LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE sUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding a District Court Of he
By the Phsdephia Batimope and
Railroad COMPANY Of the following property in the
In square south Of square ies part Of orkipsi iSs
IN square 49s middle twenty fest Of ORIGINAL ios
OF ss ~ Is
square 49S. southery portion of original lot II in
are on the s1oand ps. plan Of the
city Of MSasainston. District Of Columbia. and ars
pristion nied herein. with the improvements there
to..No ess. ORDER: Upon consideration Of the
3 a. sns as1 and Wass
tx Say a Angus. II sas court .ns tn
DEREb hat said petition or instrument Of sppro-
pri.tion se iied and further that the parties and
Of trust benedciaries and holders Of liens recorded
trustee snu. e sioese, ana Wife
stroeeel. 3. George z: stroebeI and wife. Kats
aps Ass
Z: Charles Il: Stroebei snd wife. Mary Stroebei 8.
IL piiaa Lindsey. T. Henry Dozier, Is. Sarah D a:
Is. Charles Mades"PARcEI 70. = is Gustav Jus "
Adolph Buehier and wife Margaret B. Buehler-
10. Frank Han and wife, Martha Hail, 20. STEPHEN
Hall and wife, Viola Hall, 81. Washington Loan
eDs Bsaas No
q. John ]. Brosman or Brosnan and wife, Mary
Brosnan, "a. Josephine Jackson. tenant-PARCEL
No. 5. Is. Charles II. Parker and wife Annie M
Parker e. George Francis Williams, a. Wharton
4. Lester, trustees; g. Benjamin r. Leighton
beneficiary; 20. John Brooks. 81. Dorsey Wifiiams
tenants-PARCEL No. 6-be forthwith served b.
the United States marshal for the District of Co
iumbia with a copy Of said Instrument Of appro.
pr1ation, according to the rules OF the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia under an act
of Congress entitled IAN act to provide for union
railroad station in the District OF Columbia. and
for other purposes" approved February e. 1908
and further that q copy OF said instrument Of ap-
preparation shan be attached to the premises OF
each owner. in case Of vacant land afixed
ther ordered that said owners. tenants, trustees
benehciaries and holders Of recorded liens and all
other persons having any right. title interest in
such described property. be. and they are hereby.
required to appear In this court OF before the
4th day of September, A. ID. 1905, and show cause
II any they, or any Of them. have. why the prayers
Of the petition or instrument Of appropriation In
this cause should not be granted. and why this
court should not then proceed a. directed BY said
Provided, That the United States marshal for the
District OF Columbia in addition to the service
hereinbefoFe provided serve q copy of this order
on such Of said owners, tenants, trustees beneA-
Charles and holders OF recorded liens shall or
may be found in the District Of Columbia at least
FIVE days before said 18th day Of September, A. ID.
1906: And provided further, That a copy Of this
fngton Post, neEspapers at least ten times before
said 4th day Of September, A. D. 1905. JOB BAR
NARD, Justice. Sseall A true eopy--Test: J. B.
YOUNG, Clerk. By FRED. G. O'CONNEIlL Asst.
Clerk MCKINNEY & FLANNERY, Attorneys fof
Petitoners. au7-l0t
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TO GOOD, RESPECTABLE TENANTS, WILL
RENT APIS. IN 1.-THE NANSEMOND." DAT.
ING LEASES SEPT I. POSSESSION GIVEN
yia-eod-tf MOORE 4 HILL. INC. TIT 14TH.
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FOR RENT
STONE 4 FAIRFAX.

STONE FAIRFAX.
1912 Ss1 EsfE AS sissae e. ,ss =.
sss e. * 4' Ess.s e.
go. :Sss 9 a.. 6: 3 The suifois. i4es lying
ne &. e. sis s' asS to n.
s. TO- RI: ~ s q sssss ossss s
IS tx IS isi s. ssss Z
SIS. The Parksde. CT. ri as. $40 14fh nv. d
sss 1 lsts s! ss.' ax g. g.
tss g. 1921 18th NV So 30 ssaton M. Obj
ssS ir enR 10 asos ,.th me- g.
2 "a. d 18th g. sSss
Isl ' fes g: ssi1 Tspn ~. ..' o. o.
q e Tss S WIZARD q e &
$50 S. is71 to 1852 g. ss III ToSa n ~ g.
1901 The sryn Mawi sso g. 50. s % me Ne. e.
tso The g. sst 4 Ssn !, f. f.
$40 1870 AZ. A SRI SO. Co. .iaos me- s.
iiss Nome 1s b. Gaz na o. z,
;7oe1 w Wlls'd ers The csyton r,
$50. 1896 is4s 1850 ;aa ~! ne ne. e.
iiio js sS N y. !:
$28.. The Landmore, 4r bl ~ ~. .E,Hen I'sn ns
The Sussex, 1924 sw, io.20. 'isoS ne VI u
Or. b. months Mt. Is. 00 Ply; 2U liz y ne %
$27. 80 TITS Willard Or b zig i5tn ne
SGT 80. .17s0 Willard. b $lo 2 III io,n ne
$27. so. The Efingham, Sri oOooo orleans Pi'or'D
S27 80. ITS willard Dr. bill % las DUNCAN 4r.p
$27 80. 1878 Cedar LIST dSlooO .'...oSa OrieanS p
327 90 1881 Willard Sr NJ SIS 50. III 7th NV. Sd d
S27 sO i772 willard arS15 SC. 1888 q ne. A.
S27 D 1s4B 1s5O 1s55 SIS rs. =. 1241 Linden ne
Monroe sri SIS. -. ga 18th pl Dr. B.
500 60 d eaton Or b $14 So. .123 18th ne. Or b
S26 so. .2213 NV Or. b $14.3O. ...44o Tenn nv ne
$26 so. .341S NV, Or, bt
Cau at Office for list OF houses Tor re1e
iY17-tu.
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HOoGE IN CENTRAL NORTHEAST.
NO. COS 'F" ST. NORTHEAST ID now for sale:
substantial, weli-buf1t dwelling: rooms and re-
ception hall: four bedchambers and modern bath
room: cellar; furnace heat; house IL now vacant;
get key at ONCE and this attractive home.
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FOR SALE >r' -
: SPECIAL NOTICE TO HoMESEEKERS.
Don't fan to inspect those beautiful houses
inst completed. cor. 10Th and sts.. WASHING.
TON HEIGHTS; II reoms, 2 tiled bath rooms;
steam heat; gas and electric light; good lot to
paved alley; room for auto stable. Low prices
and easy terms will be given application.
THOS. ]. FISHER & co. (IRc.),
au11-6t 141< r st. NV.
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E0R SALE-BRICK, AUTOMOBILES HOUSE on
resr-0nly $500 cash .in by hne 3-sfory brick
near 21st and St. NV: Trust, 1900 at 81;
| pstce ssdnesa frum 1e,soo to $s,a00. seal
w1IzcE. GIass . DAxrpr. sos-sos lsa.
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FOR sAIE-BY owNER-CoLUMBIA HEIGHTS
-3-story l0-roem brick: concrete cellar; tiled
baths; hack stairway; 2 back porehesi steem
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FOR RENT-BY B. r. SAUL CO., TfH L NV.
The Lorecto. 1916 nth st. NV;
rooms and bath :..-.-..-.............$ 49o0
rooms and baths ..............--... 5000
The Juniata. l<24 w St NV. <r and o..
me Nsntuckst. il1s w st.. s rooms and
The Susqnehanna, 1430 W Ut. NV:
:. and 8 rooms and hath. ......... .131 to 06.60
1916 7th NV, ID door, Or. AMI b. ....... $500
1915 7th q W.. ID door Or. and b. ......... 5000
1lGS N Of. NV. 5r. and b................ 5000
lo1T Euclic st. NV. I'd a.. Or. and b. ~ IS
1922 9th st NV, 5r. and b............... ESQ
1917 Irving st. NV, Sr and b........... u 20
$50 O st sw Sd floor Dr. and b. .,..... q. 50
"a y st NV Or. and b.................. 25.b0
The Lafayette 1907 7th NV, Sd q. Dr., b.. rs %
10 at ne. I'd door. Or. and b.......... 2460
831 l1th ne. LIST foor 5r. and b.. ESQ
lSl4ih TIN St NV 7r and b. n 80
sl2 Tenn ave ne ID floor Or. and b. .. 80
17ll 4th st. NV. LIST A.. 5r. and b........ q 80
1l06 LIST ne I'd floor br and b. .......... 2.00
BIO Fla NV. I'd floor 5r and DID,. 21.D0
1<0S LIST ne. LIST noor br...........-.... % 90
612 Tenn ave. ne. LIST floor. 5r.. and b. 10.S0
23De n ST. NV LIST floor. Or. and d.. 20 20
l245 III ne ID A. Ar. and b.............. ls. 30
ia IIth At NV 2r and b..,,...,.... le 90
2O7 ST. NV Dr. and b................ II 50
$40 Morton at e. Ar. and b............. 10 50
l24s Duncan ne. 4r. and b.-............. 14.So
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FOR SALE
s. 50e-DETACHED HOUSE.
In lexington; lot 50x10O; rooms and bath
out-ef-tewn owner has reduced the price from
ST. 600, to make quick sale, to $500. This
your chance.
THoS. ]. FISHER & co. Qnc).
anil at l414 Ut. NV.
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FOR SALE-CHEAP-
houses on Sd st. bet. and X SITS. Sc; rent
ing 5000 each; price. 1.200 each
Groom brick houses st. bet. ~ ant
9Th SITS. s.w.; renting $16.50 each; price, $2.2o
each.
Groom brick houses on ~ st. bet. NJ and \
sta. s.w.; renting 80 each; price, 81 700 each
Groom brick house; all mod. imp, on Eye q
bet. Sd and Az SITS. s.w.; renting 5000 each
price, $3.50 each
S-noam frame house; brick stable. on d st bet
"a and 80 SITS. s.w.; renting $226 50; price. 5000
Groom frame honse on 9th St bet. g and
SITS. s.w.; lot 90 by 100 IT,; renting $1S; price
5000.
broom frame house on sth ct. bet. r and
SITS. s.w.; price, ~. geo.
SITS s.w.: renting 5000; price, $4,000.
Fine lot on ~ st. bet. r and g sts. s.w.: 10
22H IT. front BY l0o f. deep. with 6-room bricl
house IN rear renting $a&.59: price, g: 500.
aui ~ No. 425 ~ ST. s.w.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

ron SALE
e4000.eroua hxlck; hafA, hes and cold xrtse,
A1cs 1oeatt0A. big hargafn. $40 down. - -
month. HENBY W. 0FFUTT, 82d and d sta
fOk eAkESIO0 CASH, BALANCE MONTHLY.
II so9fhS4st, neAr navy yard: roons and bath;
al modern 1mpruyemeutos new: neyee been oceo-
pied: gU0d 1ctD 10 alley. Pyica, q, 800.
: CLARENCE BARNARD.
sTAs Oval Sra 11lS q q nv.
.1y2D-tf
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EDUCATIONAL.
lines 1t zoe. Bt. 81 20. 1 wk.. s252. no. g. .
IN WASHINCsTON.
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FOR SALE-FINEST, LARGE BRICK RESIDENCE
I west of 18th and Pa. ave.; stories; 10 rooms
attractive bath; HOT-WATER HEAT; kitchen OF
main fsor; p feet front; extraordinary value
5000.
aul4-3t
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JAMES F. SHEA,
643 LA. AVE. N. w.

FOR SAL@-REDUCDD 10 S. 80O-ATTRACT1yE
I-room brick dwelling; baths; HOT-WATER
HEAT; front and back stairways; two-story brick
stable in rear: trust. 5000 at SD; $500 cash
will buy.
wIILIGE, GIBBS & DANIEL. 6os-eo5 18th.
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THE PORTNFR. 18TH AND U STREETS NV
absolutely nreprcof; for rent. housekeeping and
non housekeeping apartments; 4, 8 and 6-roou
housekeeping: 2 and room nnhousekeeptng.
au9- tn Su tu-H
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1929 18th ST. NV; excellent Groom apartment;
modern hath: fine location; one month free II
taken at once.
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One Of those attractive houses erected By Ar.
rooms on first door: SIDE LIGHT: WIDE REAR
MOORE a HILL Qnc). III 1lth ut. NV.
auk-Sf crda&
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DO YoU WISH TO LOCATE NEAR
BEAUTIFUL LINCOLN PARK
An opportunity - before you in thoroughly
modern structure at q most reasonable price
SEE NO. 1873 NoKTH CAROLINA AVE-
Six rooms and bath room: pantry; concrete ceiNr;
furnace heat; deep lot. running through to "a st.
PRICE ONLY g. 75o.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-20
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an itber $50 RoitoFficen nerfanot, uni
bat cine 9roRe 8erbreituua in De,
ga9bar= Republif Merito, i'm Subio
ner<TerritDrium uno Otlabomo.
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eritredt ii6 BON @alpeitun Bis binauI
na9 9eniiDn, pom taBerIten Otter
biz nad 81 s5alo i'm fernen 8eiten;
es i9lieBt ielbituerftdnbli@ nit be.
ionhers sablreiden 2eiern oas bihts
beiieoelte Wittelz9eras ano ben siio.
meiten elm. Iuh in W1erifu bat lie
cine aroSe 8erbreitlno.
3tpei 6eifenne itno beItanoia.
jabrein, iabraus i'm SntereIie oes
glattes untermeas uno fiibren oent=
ielben i'm 8erein nit unleren riibri=
gen 2Dtal Geenten fertpabreuo
neue 2eier au.
Sn Nnbetrabt oieier 9batIad,en 1T
bic pSreie Breiie", mD es ftb oarun
banoelt, Die oeutibe Bep5lteruna su
erreihen, oaS bette Maseige Maes
btam TN gtaate 9eras.