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The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1908-10-29

was loyal enough to its constitu-
ency to make this appropriation
although / have heard it de-
nounced by the Republican spell
binders in this campaign, but
Frank, will you cite me one of
the twelve Republican members
of the constitutional convention
who refused to take his check
when it was Issued to him by the
proper state official.
And say, l would ask you why
the conducting of the affairs of
the Territorial administration by
the Republican government and
territorial officers was such that
it was necessary for the Demo-
cratic administration to have the
old Territorial accounts examin'
ed at an expense of $4,000 to the
State OF Oklahoma and only dis.
covered few hundred thousand
dollars shortage and one suit
pending now for something like
5000, 900 to require these old fed.
eral grafters to pay back to the
people of Oklahoma that sum
that was wrongfully and frau
dentially taken from them.
So Mr.. Editor, it resolves itself
down to this, whether or not Mr..
Heskett's opinion is best as to
what the deficit will be June 30,
1909 when his source of informa'
ton has beerIas directing general
or commanding general of the
speakera or spell binders depart
ment of the Republican party Of
Oklahoma, or whether the gov.
ernor Of this state and the various
state officials that compose the
board of equalization AMI upon
whom the duty devolves to make
this levy is correct, if the eight
bundled or some odd thousand
dollars above stated can be paid
by these special interests or
whether 1t is to be paid by the
common people.
| rem ember year ago my
friend Heskett, possibly not in
person, but he was director gen.
eral of the Republican committee
of Caddo county and advised his
speakers to go out and advise the
people to repudiate the constitu.
ton offered to them for adoption.
1t also fingers now in my mem d.
ory that the intelligent voters OF
Oklahoma, to the tune ,of some.
thing like 10000 majority, dis.
regarded the adYice of Mr.. Hes
kett and the old Guthrie gang
that Frank now sees fit to drill
with and that gang furnished
this article entitled "Extravag at
State Administration" TO which
Frank has attached his auto ,
graph. a,.
Frank, ] will ask you why you
did not state in this artici-. il
might possibly have reached
some good rural resident of Ok
lshoma, the fact that the Demo
cratic constitution bad put il
force in Oklahoma the two eenl
railroad fare. You are lighln
ing calculator, you could have
figured that out of the popula
ton of one and a half million
people it is reasonable to assume
that one third OF these people
would possibly ride distance ol
two hundred miles or make the
easy average OF one third oi
these people riding y distance o'
two hundred mile~ year, II
would amount 70 half a million
dollars and that half million l.
saved to the travelling public and
taken from the rairoad coppsDie-
in this country and Of course that
affects your client some, The Chi.
oago, Rock Island and Pacific
company. II two thIrds OF the
people of Oklahoma should ride
that distance it would be saving
of nna million dollara an1 that Il
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1908-10-29

ending July 1st, 1907, for the ex-
penses of that department was
13,266.99 and the present ex.
penses for the state adminis-
tration for a like number Of
months is SD, 1926 04, these ex.
penses, however, for the state
administration include the equip.
ment of office furniture, fixtures,
etc., and the expenses Of Mr..
Wenner were simply the running
expenses of that department and
| will ask you in all fairness,
candidly is that the great ex.
travagance that Mr.. Mari Is
ashamed to make public? | will
admit, Frank, that that depart.
ment is somewhat expensive for
the simple reason that the school
land department, prior to state.
hood, had beer managed as a
political asset and simply used
for the purpose of paying polit.
ical debts. If you will go to
some of the present inspectors
who are now out over the state
trying to ascertain the value OF
the land as well as the rent value,
you would be surprised to know
that some of the best quarters OF
land in this country have been
milled out under the Republican
regime to their favorite sons for
nominally nothing. 1t will cost
the state something to ascertain
the value of this land and to as.
certain it's rental value, for the
reasons above stated, that IL has
been used for political asset by
your party for the purpose OF
paying political debts, etc un'
til the records of the school lgnd
department gave, TO the incoming
Democrats no information, OF
knowledge whereby they could
act intelligently. @,
You made no mention in your
article. Frank, when you were
speaking about extravagance
of the comparison between the
expenses of the state of Okla
homa, which was perfectly new
and had to start at the ground
and that old historic state of Kan
sas. We find by the report O
the Secretary of Kansas that i
cost the state of Kansas for on,
years governmental expense.
the sum Of S3, O77,0 90 and hal
cost the state of Oklahoma, in
Guiding all the additional ex
penses that We had to pay thit
first year, only S1,752,210 90, {
difference OF something near a
million and a half dollars in favoi
of the extravagant democratic
administration in Oklahoma anC
against the republican admins
tration of affairs in the old stat,
OF Kansas. In talking along tina
line, Frank, you might have
stated Of the expenditures anc
the amount necessary to run ou
state for the fiscal year endinc
June 30th. 1909, that item of of
fice furniture which cost tn,
state S7.940.11. the interest OF
tne old territorial indebtedness
OF S73, 10000 and for the indebt
edness incurred before, state
hood, including the onstitutiona
convention and the general elec
ton in 1907, of $3.50, ,665.00 the.
are obligations that the one an,
one.quarter mill levy of thi
year would entirely wipe out
We would not be called upoi
again to meet these matters, TO
tho maintenance of your stat
t ~ the first year, and that Will
We are getting our legal ma
cninery to working, finding ou
and ascertaining the exact
amount of taxable property, is
costing our state only about 81,
l40, 10000, almost a saving >
two million dollars IA agaiDa
| II T. l.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-08-01
Mines and Mining

That the mining industry is nearly back again to its old posi-
on the position recded from nearly has been
Ivy developments of the week Taking the lead market and the
consumption the the the National
Lead company during the week that though the
the other than lead fell
third that the demand has increased such during
weeks until the time the consumption
with that of last This of that the
the metal remain and that sharp advances be
looked for in the future
The consumption of the red metal has also increased in leaps
and bounds until fast approaching point equal to that of
the copper market all of the opinion
l3cent copper thing of the past Though doubtful that the
metal will reach the fictitious value of year will keep
plane where its production profit for the producer
This the industry solid foundation and that
the present time it advance
During the week the odds and ends of the Knight sme has
been gathered The plant is position bull
lion The smeter has long been purchasing
there is nothing keep the plant from performing its duties The
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-08-01

good the formation of the Salt Lake Auomo
already being Davis Utah and uab counties have
levied mill for the OF the roads whilst Weber and
have the under consideration Within
will 100 miles of good roads around Salt
City county has the chain gang at work the
Davis line.
President Roosevelt becoming convert to the auto and
horseback riding and his horses
If the president takes with the senuosiy
he has shown horseback riding there will certainly be
thing doing for the in the vicinity OF Oyster Bay.
announced that the American the New YorktoParis
will be declared the winner owing the noncompliance of
conditions governing
kind of sport refuses
under condition. but that the
Pierce firm would accept the Gdden trophy awarded by the
Peerless
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-08-01
Garage Notes

Mr. c. A. Quigley and party made his Sudebaker ~
Sunday Sprngvle where they had dinner at Beseak
aron ar1 returned to the in the cool OF the evening
The Coso ated Wagon and Machine have delivered
Mr. r. Salisbury of Nephi 24hoepower ourcylnde five
passenger Buick
Heber j. Grant and party Brighton Wednesday in
Mr. Grants Buick
Mr. Henry Newel purchased Model X Stevens Duryea
L. A. Macy and party to Provo Tuesday in Mr.
Maceys Jackson They returned to this city Wednesday,
The Tom Botterl agency has sold Mr. J. Ecke Popellar
ford fourcynder, hve-passenger touring car
Tom Boteri Frank Boe and wife Dr. Peck and wife
guests Burley Sprngvle in his Pierce
They supper Beefsteak arsons and returned the
night
The Sharman company has delivered REQ Roadsters
during the last week. Mr. A. Johnson and the other to
Dr. Woo
Keith Clark up Weber canyon in his Pope-Harord
Tuesday
Sam Sharman Sunday from his trip. From
his the firm would that he has agreeable
surprises for Salt Lake autoists.
Mr. c. w. Saxman Bingham Wednesday in his road
Mrs c. F. Pnkerton had party Parles Sunday
in her Maxwell
Consolidated Wagon Machine company delivering
Mr. A. H. Cowe this week his sixcynde 42horsepower
Franklin touring which the andsomest
in the city.
Rod Mcdonald W. A. Petty Mount
have each purchased Buick touring from
Consolidated Machine These last
sales make the number of placed by this firm the last fifty
days fifty
The Vanderbilt cup be the roads in Long
Island application having made the board of last
week for permit The be under the auspices of the
American Automobile association and the October a. The
mapped out is about thirty miles in length
The Paris Automobile Club has de-
cided hold Grand Px competition 1909 1t
bic that the Deppe will be abandoned for the Anou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
@rubcs @cihIb.

Ter HrGii0Cnt ser @oiierbcb6roc
%ilbcricnOct Den Gontroftorcn Be.
brll0cr Zane II. SonC9 Company
cln l(ltinlatum. - Wiitiien in Der
3utllnft Ole 0eitinlmum0en oca
Ndtlttnocn E Beiebc9 bcioIgcn.
&n lcbr oeutIi0er Mciic bat Der
Eroll0cnt un0 Gbei . Sngcniclr Der
@olicrbcb0roc @r. 9lireo Wt. Guit
Den Gontrottorcn @ebriio2r Cane,
Sonc9 II. 50. 81 beritcbcn 9c1cbcn,
Dob lie bel Der G%rridtunG bc3 ncltct
HclcrpoirS gu Sorrelt Eorf lid al
hic Veitinmllngen Oca N6titunoen,
@clcbco 81 bultcn hubcr. 0oSS trei.
ben bat folGcnocn @ortlmt:
Pin Die $50. @ebriioer Cane nno
Sores So, Nr. ST, Sioclitp- @cbGr=
DC, baltimore. 0ccbrtc Scrren! Ger
Sto0t . Eroflirotor bot Die NaIier.
beb6roc IN &enntniB Aaicet, Dob ir.
geno Elm Contractor, mcld)cr Wtltni.
5ipol Nrbcitcn bciorQt 1t. Die Veitim.
lillt1Ncn oc8 glftltln0cn . 8eiebcS
iIbcrldrcitClL iidl Der Gcrboitlrn0 u10
NcitruilmG olaiett, Six mcroeu bober
benohriftigt, lpnb Dos @cicB in @e.
Stg orf Ole IrhcitSltunbcn eingcboI.
ten mcroen muBoipi0ri0cn Sails id)
ac3mnn9cn bin, Sdlritte geGcn Six 81
er9reiicn, mcldc 5u SbrcrWcrboitung
iiibrcn. mic lic ollrd ole Gnti6cioltng
beS Stuht . ErofuratorS ongcocutet
iino. AllBerocm ncrocn Sic bcnodl.
rid)tilt. oob sic 2obnc Ser Gontrof-
toren lid NIT ncnicni9en mcltc in
0icicr @c0cno gcbrGltdlih limo, bcden
miiiicn. Mir limo ohcr Der Nniidt,
Dob Die niCoriqite Sobnrnte, weld)c
Sic g%cacmpGrtig ~beSohlcn, nie0riQer
lit, OILS bic gebrGuhlidre State. @ir
inb an Der Nrbcit, TIM bciogtc Mote
IN oieier @cgcno lclt5uItellcn.
Nbrc NllfmcrfInmtcit miro chen.
iol0 uui Die Nnioroerung Der Spe.
5il~itotionen gelcnft, neld)c oltf oaS
Nbtrctcn bon Gontroften @c5lg bat.
SIS miro gcioat Dob Sic Sbcilc Die
icr Vcitimmunacn miBodtct habcn.
I'D babe Sbnen fcinc ld)riftlid)c Gr-
IurbniB crtbcilt, Sbeilc SbrcS Gons
trnftca meitcr 3lt gcben. Srotocm
hnbc id, tcincn Ginpono, mc1ln
Sic ioIdc Gontrofte pergcbcn, I'M
Sale sic mo bic Sltb . Gontroftos
rem Nunoh icbcn, hnB ooS Id)tItuns
Scn . @eict c%ingebolten miro, ood
miiiicn Sic iid uhper5ii1lih Ole
id)riitlifc GrluubniB cinbolen. Md
tunl9apoa Nlirco %. Grid, ErGiiocnt
Der Mulicrs @eb0rbe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
Siam bcim 5nm Stcrbcu.

Niepb :. Sorncr, elm a%bemoligcr
@oltimorer, bc9cbt I'M Sotel 9en-
merit Sclbltn1orO. - @iro nit Ell.
ner SGubmmrOe in Der 9rltIt atf.
%geiunben. - 9oS Wiotiu iitr ietnc
p%er5ipcii2lte Sbot ni6t befannt.
Soicp6 9. Sorner, Elm @oltimorcr
bon @cbllrt. mcldcr piclc Sabre bier
ais Embellishments tbGtig mor l1o
Dor 10 Sobren nod Nclu . Oorf ilbcr'
ile0eItc, blging IN Der Nodt Don
Wontog nltf gcitcrn in cinem Sim.
mcr i'm picrtcn Stodmerf oe5 Sotel
Aennert Sclb1tmor0, tt0cm or lld)
cine &llgcl III hus Ser5 inate. Ger
SeIbitmorh mar uoriiftig gcplont
uno ser Too ihcint lofort eins
0ctretcn 5lt icin. Nicmuno IN Dem
Sotel b0rtc oen SdptB, unb Oas it
Der @eiic 3u5uidrciben luic Sorncr
i,d) cridob. Gr lcgtc iid) nGnlif nit
DEM @ciift nnd) ulten ullf oos Sett
llno f%eltcrte onnn Den ucrbGngniBool.
lon Sdub ab. Giner Der gtadtluod).
ter benlcrfte 3piid)en = mo 3 llbr
MorgenS, boB sic Sbiirc 5t icincm
3in1nlcr l1nuere Belt tbcillpeiie &c
oifnet ipar uno oua llettrilde &id)t
bronnte. Gr Itelltc oabcr Nadfors
i6ungen an mo mod]tc Die GntOe.
dung, OoB Sorner foot mar. Die go
li5ci mlroe, 90 Gin bcrbcigerufcncr
9lr5t erfl1rte, bub Gr5tlihc Siilfc 81
lp0t lei, benad)riftigt, uno Coroner
GorlltberS ponl mittlercn 2t'triftc
lpurOe benad)rid)tigt. GerlclGe ltclltc
cincn oui Sclbitnlor0 lolltenocn 80.
ocaidcin aus. Ger 2cifnum ipllr0c
rod Dem 2eidenbeitottungs Sta.
hliiienlClt bon Sterpart II. Wolpen
an Der Yarf . 9lpcmlc gebrndt. Gin
@rllocr beS Sobtcn, Sr. Sobn ".
Somcr, crflGrtc, ais or iibcr ein nlog.
lidcS Wotip befrngt luurOc, bob cr
ilA fein ioldeS oenfen f6unc. Sopiel
inn bctonnt iei, babe ocrlelbe mcoer
finon3icle, nod onbcrc Shluierigfei,
ten gcbu5t uno nod icincr aniiht
miiiic ocrielbc Ole ungIiiditlihc Sbot
IN cirem anfoa bon gciltigcr I'm.
l,u6tung begongcn babcn.
Nr. Sorneri mar GO Sabre olt uno
Qcbortc elmer oltcn ongcicbcnen 9ol-
iimorcr Sonilic nu. Gr binterlGBt
cine Sodtcr, Srou &. Tolmp, IN
&oibinaton, mcld,e lid 5ltr Belt hca
Gclbitmoroc3 in 9ltlontic Gitp oli.
biclt. Ger @ottc bon Srnn Holmp
beiiltoet iih in Baltimore, un Die
arrangements fir sic @eerbigung 3l
t%rciiell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
Mus ocm @cgc scidnfit.

FoIi5eiridter @orluno ncrlirtbeilt
@oltar aepa 81 10 Sn6ren @e'
fdngniB. = &ottc jllnNea MGo.
den in Elm Sous an M~orplonO.
Nucnuc gclodt un0 BORT pergc.
moltigt.
81 3cbn Sobrcn @efGngniB perllr.
tbcilte geltern Sormittog FoIi5eirid).
Ter Borlano in oItlid)en Station@.
holtlc Moltcr &cp5 bon Guitcrn @lpc.,
itnbc GorolineitroBe, megen eine9 cri.
mltellen In8rifis uuf Die II Sabre
olte 6rieoa Sobs BON ger. 1910,
Goltern : Inenue. Dos 8erb0r er.
CAB, Dab &epS Dos WGoden am leb.
ten Samitag nod einem Der Goli,el
nod unbefannten Sarie on Worp.
lono Npcnue nobm uno tie bort nit
cincm Soupcr troftirte. Nad einge.
l1ommener Wnbl5eit iogte er Dem
MGbfcn, Der lcbtc StroBenbobn.
Woggon mare bereitS ipeg9eiabren
lino iie nlillie IN Dem betreiienoen
Snuie ld)lofe1. Gr beiorgte ibr Elm
3imnlcr I'M 5peitcn Stodnerfe, nab.
reno cr I'M criten Stodmcrfe 5ll blei.
ben pcriprod. Nodoem iebod IQeS
inn &ollle rllbig 9cluoroen mar, lhlid)
er iid) IN boS 3immer Sricoa's mo
%per0cuoItigte oieiclbe ongeblit. Die
Siilfcrllfc 0cS WGohens mllrbeu bon
Nicmon0Cm pernonumen. Sri. Soh5
mohte ibrc Nugnben inter SbrGnen
ltnb brad mcbrcre Wolc 5uiaumen,
mGbrcnb Sens nit uncrldiitterlider
Nllbc Dem Sang Der Tcrbanolung
Iolgtc un0 olli Ole Srngc beS Hif.
tiers, mas CT 81 io9en babe, NIT
.NihtS" antmortete. acpS lit Der.
bcirotbct, ieinc Srou ioa an Canton.
g,pcnic lpobnen ltnb einen ulorocnt.
llfcn gcbcnSmonoel iiibren. MlS er
nof Dem @eiGngniBmogen gebradt
iuuroc ioU CT gelogt boben, CT lueroe
l;e6er Selbitnloro bcgeben, oils Die
Inn 5uoiftirte Stroie obiiten.
Gic Eoli5ei benliibt iid, ben 9eii-
ter beS SdlticS mlS5ufinbcn, III DEM
Sens ooS WGo6cn mttcrbrod)te, nm
nltd) i'm sur Stroic 81 3ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05

%o@lep bat lid nod ieincm &onoiitc
oNlpe NafS" an Der Sibertp Eifc be-
lcben, moicl6it er mebrcrc Wodcu 5ll
nerbrin9cn gcocnft.
an Sntcreiic Scr @uiier-
NnlcihCu.
Ter @oiier- InQenicur Clid belt
1eltern Abcn0 Dor Dem y9}oromcit.
baltimore &crif6ncrlmgaucrcin" ei-
Ilcn %ortrog iibcr sic NotbpcnOigfeit
Der Nnnnbme Der Moiicrunlcibc 1T
Dem SofaI OcS @erein9 all Ser Grub
StlsNocnllc unO 2allrcn5 StraBc.
Cine oltc @eih htG sic
cmtg men blct6t.
Sdon icit LANCER 3eit miro bon
gclpiiier Seite ein Ieriuf gcmod5t,
in 0cn 0id)t benolfertcn StaOttbeilen,
no orlnc Irbciterfnmilicn mobnen
unO Iid Mniienquortiare bon jungen
Scl'ten b%ciinOcn, Elm Suipeftiona Sp
item cin}tiitbrcn 10 BOP on5 @ciet.
mcIhc9 Uoridlrcibt, 6oB MIR cine &c.
miiic Nn5abl Ecrioncn III cincm 3im.
mcr je uo6 ociien @r0bc mobnt, oltd)
6lrr6gciiibrt miro. 2o3u 0c66rlt
abcr &nipcttorcn mo oie moucn be.
5oblt Icilt. Gr. 9o@lcn lit elmer Scr
6ouptbciiirmortcr elmer ioldJtn Ir.
ipcftion, mo Scr Mopor lit cbruiaas
iiir Oic Sohe cinQcnommcn. lpcS-
boIb SIT crpartcn lit oob Die Budget.
hcb0roe in ibrer nGhitcn Gitlng cr.
ilrht miro, $4,000 fir ocn 3lpcd 5lt
uc~rmiaiAcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05

"Sn ben nn0ercn @nnbcS = @cticr.
@cobnd,tun13 Stotionen Oc8 2nnbc@
iunrocn Die lolgcnncn bod)lten Scn'
pcrnturcn ucr}ci6net
GoItport 81. Fortloub. 20. Bolton
SO, Nlbonu 80. Hep, Dorf 90, Tbilo,
hclphio 81, 9tlontic.Gitp SO, Gope
Wup -, gSolbinqton 81, Noriolf %,
Sotterno Sc. Charlotte 81, WilnlinN,
ton SS, GhorIciton 81. Soponnnb 90,
Sndionpilc 30, %upitcr Sc, Seen @cit
IS, Ttlontn 90, Miont9onicrp %.
Ne>u-S Orleans %, Golcitinc 81, @ol'
nclton So. Corpus Gbrilti IS. Mcm.
pbia 50. Cincinnati 81, Eitt3bur0 %,
Sspeao So. Buffalo Sc, GlepcIono 80.
Detroit %. NIpcno 81, WnrQrlctte Sc,
Green 9un So. Chicago 81, Grluth
IS, II. EnltI 81. ct, 2ouiS IS, &on.
inSs6itp 90, Smo6o 81, Nuron Sc,
@iSmord sc. @iaiIton 50, Noprc 90,
Sclcnn IS. Tcnpcr 30, Norih Elutte
90, 9ObNe Gitp 0G, MmoriIlo 81, Sos
Nngclc9 so.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
Spuucuaui. nno ltntcroana.
TnS gSCttcr.

Sir MorDlono rm0 Ocn Iiitritt
Columbia bellte tbcilmeiie bclu0lft
unO Hcgcnidoucr, morgcn flar; roe.
MIG NenOcruuN in Ser lcntpcrotltr,
iiiolihe Win0e.
Ger Ai9uit idcint ca 0cnl Suli
nuhnlafcn gu lpollcn. Solpcit mar
cS itbr id]luiiI rmO bciB. Gboti0hIidy
iuor Baltimore Ser bciBcitc YloB IN
bcn Ger. Stnotcn, Icm ip0brcnO
bier mas Nucdiilbcr oui % @roo
itono, 5cigt Is in W%olbingiou, Gbi-
tngo mo onocrcn bciBcn @cAcnocl
nur 81 @rob. @ciierung it, mic Scr
Mettcrmom mfiinhi1t, porlGuiiN
uidIt 81 erportcn, obidon iiir bclttc
Ncacnld)niler ongefiinbiQt limo.
Sic itiirolid)c Scmpcrntur mar &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
Ennif ucrbmtct.

Sn tinem Shaulofol al ser Welt'
2crington.S traBe brift III Solge
Der grploiion pon Gbemifalien
6cncr aus. - Die @ciitcsgegCn-
mart zines SGngcrS. - Der an
glri6tete Shooen $500.
Sr Dem Slpcitcn Stod>ucrf ocS Sc.
GGlroeS Nr. 81, @cit-2 crinBton- Ctr,
meld)cs bon ser Sirnu @obamon 4
Gem 5ltr Gorfiibritn9 bcmcglitJer
9ilbcr bcnltbt miro, brad gcItern
Morgcn nm II llbr Scuer aus.
N1brcno Der pefuniGre Sdoben MIR
$500 betr1gt, bate ltift Gin Ser.
Init an Wcnldcnlebcn 81 betlu9et
Iein fonltcn, menit nid)t Die @cilteS'
aegenmort cineS Angcitcaten einen
Fnnif ucrbiitet bate. Sn Dem GIT
ld,oucrraum befnnoen iih 5ablrcidc
Trallcn lno @Inner. Soleph u. Nful'
len, Elm Soliit, meIfer 9eraoe aui ser
@iibnc mar, als iib cine Grplolion
5ltruA id)oplte &crond)t uno bcqnb
lid) in Dos 5lpcitc Stodmcrf. IalcIbIt
rntoedte er Den 9rnno, un0 Der Sbot
iofe mobl bemltBt. meld)c Gonfuiion
bic Nnd)ridlt bon Oem NllSbrlld zines
IcilcrS inter ben ,3llIfntern uerllrs
lndell miiroe. fehrtc CT anideincn6
gar5 lor0loS 5uriid mo tbcilte ocn
Amuc'enoeE nit, onb iih Elm fleiner
llniau i'm jmeitcn Stod1perf 5ugctra'
gen babe, mesbolb sic Toritellimg
olif fltr5c 3eit untcr6rodcn iperoen
miiie. Seoermomt pcrlieb onbcr IN
georonctcr @eilc oaS 2ofal. Sn Der
3miidJcn5eit mar aber bcrcits Die
Seucrmebr bon Dem 9ranoc. ser
ourd) sic Grploiion bon Gbemlfalien
perllr'ud)t muroe, benod)riftigt NOR.
ocn, uno bolo erihicncn sic erltcn
2oIdnppnrute. Cine an tauicno Scope
5Gblenoc Menihenmcnge bate lid in
Ger obrlebin 10 belebtcn cngen StraBe
bnlo argeiammelt nno Die foli5ei
rom mittlcren Iiitrift bate Tire
liebe Miibe. Baum iiir Die Sold)'
ntnntidaiten 81 idafien. 3uerit itic'
lcn sic SIomntcn gei1brlih fir Die
Mahbnrid)aft meroen Sl mollen lno
peridieoenc Sirmen traieu anitaltcn,
I'M lire nertbpollltcn @anren in
Siderbeit 81 bringcn, cine WaBnab.
ne, 0ie lid ais %unnotbig er,pies, in.
rem es ser Senerwcbr gclang, oas
6eiier in flr5er 3eit inter Gontrole
81 bringen.
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@altimOrer, mcldr Die Gunner.
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ncn, f6nncn Srn Correspondent" mad
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ten Stnatcn, europa, Mcrifp nnO
Canada snaCidJift crbaltcn. Die
gSrcHc MAG 10 oft ais gc,uiinidt gcs
Gnocrt iucrocn.
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