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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16

our state to give perfect safely tnd
assurance TO invested capital, and that
where complete security ls Afforded
capital will gladly seek inYcstmcu. nj
the lowest rate of Interest. We draw
broad line Of distinction between
capital invested IN honest en- erpriscs
aud predatory capital enga ged IN con.
spiracy against fiic people and ,hc
proceeds Of the labor OF the AmeficaL
people. We oppose those crafty cor.
porations which are artfuliy cOntriv.
ing 10 destroy competition and thus iiy
arbitrary prices on the necessities Of
HE, and on those things which are
produced by oas peoplr We do not
intend TO encourage Predatory rapital
In this state. We do intend 10 protect
our people in the prneecds Of thoir
h, rest labs We f1v0r esr'cia. e3ie
fO~ iAe protection ri he rights an'l
interests Of the laborlng people, such
as farmers. miners, the artisan, the
small tradesman aud the women and
children of this state
We favor the speedy development
OF all our natural resources and especi-
ally OF our oil and gas region.
We favor the development OF every
form Of manufacture, for which our
natural resources SO we'll qualify the
state.
We recognize the education Of the
people as absolutely essential 10 the
development Of this state, and 10 the
continuance Of supremacy Of the Dem
ocratic party. We pledge the party TO
vigorously promote in every reason
-. f,stl,lt. cpltpnl
that this state shall stand in the front
rank In the educational columns
we pledge the people Of this state 20
continuance OF an economical and
faithful administration of its affairs
and that the state taxes shall be as
low as possible for the conduct Of a
state government properly conducted.
Believing In the Jeffcrsonian prinei-
pie OF Democracy, that the people
should rule, and pursuant to such be.
lief. having Incorporated the principles
of initiative and referendum into or
organic law, and with cofnmendable
fidelity, the legislature having enacted
the necessary laws to carry the same
into effect. not only as to state, but
also as TO county, municipal ana dis
trict government. when such provl-
sions are submitted 10 the people.
either under tho initiative or refercn.
dun features. It IS to be done with a
view that the voter shall express mis-
Individual Judgment. under his con
science. untrammellcd by partisan
declarations; and 10 that end VIC dc.
clare a vote upon an Initiative or re-.
fcrenduIn proposition Is not 10 be q
Ipst of ones unrtV fpaltV
We reitorate. that as soon as pos
siblo and practicable the lands he'd
by this state for educational aud OH
or purposes. should DO sold upon
terms that shall be absolutely fair TO
tie people Of the state, rescrving the
preference right TO the lessee, as pro-
vided by the constitution, to tho end
that such land shall become taxable
and become more productive to the
actual owner thereof, and thereby in
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, crease homeownlng. We pledge that
the funds derived from the sale u
such lands shal! be faithfully presorv.
cd and invested as provided IN the
Constitution
We believe that the present state
schools should be maintained and thar
other schools and state institutions
should be established equltahls
throughout the state and VIC c0mmuh6
the state 'uistretion for IT'S zeal
GUS effort TO organize the common
schools TO the remotest districts o.
the state
The Democratic party has ever
needed tho voice OF the peopIe as ex
pressed at the ballot box. and as the
people declared for statewide prohibl
ton, we congratulate the Legislature
for cnactlng n law vitalizing and sup
plementing in practical way the con
stilntional provisions relating to pro
hibitlon, and we commend The state
administration for It's vigorous ahc
rigid enforcement Of such law, and
pledge the continuance OF the same
The constitution already provided that
the legislature might create agencies
under the supervision Of the state. foi
AhN hnNN Vi AlNuOi AOA AhGuiNAl dku
scientific purposes; the legislature. II
good faith, enacted such law, with
a view OF not only facilitating the en-
forcement OF prohibition, but also Il
carry out every provision OF the con.
.stitution relEting to this subject.
The Democratic party, Gnder the re
ferendum provisions of the constitu
tion. has submitted the agency prS
position for the approval or rejection
OF the voters a the ballot box. We
commend the legislature, not only for
passing such law. but also for submit.
ting the same TO the individual jndg
ment of the people for their ratifica.
ton or rejection.
We commend the first legislature of
Oklahoma for the faithful fulfillmeut
OF It's pledges to the people. II was
not to be supposed that at Its first seE-
sion Il was physically possible or prac-
tical 10 pass every law necessary 20
carry into effect all the provisions Of
the constitution OF that the public
necessity required. and II was not %
be expected that their work would be
that OF perfection.
We pledge the people that the Dem
ocratic party of the state will continle
the enasine1t OF laws until every pro
vision OF the constitution Is made ef.
fectiyc and that wherever the laws
that may have been passed may prove
TO be defective that the same viii be
amended by the friends Of the people
and not bv their enemies.
We re.afiirm the princinlos and dec,
larations of the state platform Of 1907,
adopted at Oklahoma City, and OF 1908
adoptcd at Muskogec and endorse the
National platform adopted at Denver
in July last.
We congratulate the people OF the
state of Oklahoma upon the admins
tra,ion OF all the state officers. the
executive. including all the depart
ments thereof tine corporation com
mission, the supreme court. and all
courts of inferior jurisdiction.
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WANTS RESTRAINING ORDER

Samuel Greenllef, taxpayer in
School District No. 20, Logan county,
this morning brought suit against the
board OF trustees Of the school ais
irlct asking for an Injunction 70 10
strain the defendants from moving
The school house to another part oi
the district. The plaintiff alleges that
the school house Is now located IN the
center OF tho district. and that tho de-
PENDANTS contemplate moving The
building TO The east side Of The dis
irlci, o mile aud q quarter from ih,
centcr Of The district.
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Official Orders Of Corporation Commission

able from point OF origin TO destlni,
tiOn, the line or lines handling snip
ucut shall charge he same rate As
though shipment had actually moved
over the route by which the loves.
rate can be made, unless shipper. spc-
officially designates in writing a dit
ferent route, specifying said route n
higher rate.
RULE NO. 3.
Only one way bill shall be issued
to cover the movement Of any carload
from point Of origin TO destination. and
all shipments must be through way
billed, full name and postoffice ad
dress, and telegraph address, II diff
ferent. OF consignor must be shown N
consignor's column on way bill.
Az said hearing, the Commission
viii hear testimony relative TO chang
ing any OF the foregoing provisions. OF
adding thcrelo any rule. rate or re.
quirement covering articles enumer
ated therein. or analogous articles and
the PRONUNCIATION OF any rule neces
sary to carry out this order.
CORPORATION COMMISSION,
J. b. LOVE,
Chairman
A. P. WATSON.
Commissioner
SEAL.
Attest:
w. L. CHAPMAN. Secretary.
Guthrie, Okla, October !. 1908.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16
RULE NO. 4.


The i4regolng rates viii apply on
Dry Goods. Cotton Factory Products,
Noilons, texcept Firccrackers. Fire
works aud fcTpedoesl, iE straight or
mixed carloads. minimuIn weight SOs'
600 pounds; Boots, aud Shoes, straight
or miXed carloads. nlininuni weigh,
i6.0O0 pounds. Hats and Caps 'in'
Guiding straw B6nnclsl in straight
or mixed carloads. minimum weight
900 pounds ANY OF the foregoing
articles viii he shipped in mixed cur
loads at the rates proVids6 herein at
The highest minimum weight proNid-
ed. for any article in the mixture shail
prevail on the entire ear.
RyAg 40. 2.
Ia making joint rates over two OF
more lines. which are not under me
same management and c0rtrol. eitber
directly or Indirectly, four cents per
one hundred pounds shall b. addec 70
The uue line rates named herein. OBJ
sor,lng IS cVnis per one bnpdred
nenrds ~ 4 naaVimum charge sor any
haul in the state.
WhcfI iva ~ more routes arc 1Tail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16

the rallroads and railways operating
IN said state,
tSubicct TO aud governed by the
rules namcd herein aud other Rules
0f this C0mmisslon)
Between all Points in Oklahoma,
Over One Line.
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RULE NO. e.

IN making Joint rates over two or
more lines, which are not under the
same management and control. either
directly % Indirectly, five cents per
ono hundred POUNDS shall be added u
the one line rates named Herein, oh
serving 59.5 cents per Que hundred
pounds as a maximum charge for any
haul la The state.
Where two or more routes are avail
abio from point OF oflgiu 80 deslipa
too, the llne or lines hanGilpg ship
mcut shall charge the samc rate as
though shipment had aciually moved
over the route By which Tue lOuesl
rale c1n be msts, unless shipper sp5
ciib,aliy dcsignaies 70 whiting . i1
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gercnt route. specifying said route al
a higher rate
RULE NO. 2.
Only Que way bin shall be issued to
cOvcr the movement of any shipment
from point uf origin 10 destinations, and
all shipments must be through way
billed. full name and pOstoffice ad-
dress. and telegraph address. II differ.
cnt, OF consignor must be shown I'm
cOnsignor's column on way bill.
Al said hearing the Commission Will
hear testimony relative TO changing
any OF the foregoing provisions. or adj.
ding thereto any rule. rate, or require
ment covering articles enumerated
therein. or analogous articles, and the
PRONUNCIATION OF any rule necessary 20
carry out this Order.
CORPORATION COMMISSION.
J Z. LOVE,
Chairman.
A. p. WATSON.
Commissioners,
(SEAI)
Attest:
W. L. Chapman, Secretary.
Guthrie, Okla. October /. 1905
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Stop That Cold

70 cheek early cSlds OF GfiDps Nlth 'FSegeDsies'
hptona sure deieas los Pnopnenia. 70 oioD cold
With rrogeaaea ~ poier ihAn 70 LEI 4 run en6 Be
cbllgeS 70 case q efeeRerds 70 BE- sure. Pre-.
Sepucs will e1sc srsn aecglg seated cold, bul
aBksa sagls--es fhs sneers stage sbeg brest. o.
Ased os ehpss esls colds. That's surely baiiss.
ahaxi abg sha2 ere called Pgereniiop.
sfesenticsors iilgle CoR1y Sod Cures. no Quia.
ne no ghgac. aoqhinG 0ickenins. Fice 10Y the
rnll6sto -ond thoroughly ssis 100. II ION feel
eslllc.ifsug sasess Y goa efi9a ogsT. think o.
lTsss6iice, Froabtaess nss slSo is0s DELI your
enaai ecknsaa. fad don't soFset youfQa4ld, u
0Asgs 3 fssshshessa. nishsor day. HereiS tsfss
abie uss Ffsyensies eN4sess eficieaey. Sold N
& bcess s5s enc eocAes. also IN esc foGes Of q
Ncvshds lsass en- gsW oEaselsls Swing you
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PROPOSED ORDER NO. 35.


TO the Railways ard Railroads Oper-
stlng in the State Of Oklahoma, and
70 all Whom Il May Concern:
You are hereby notified that Ia the
clfico OF the Corporation Commission
OF the State OF Oklahoma, city Of
Guthrie. Oklahoma, on the 26th day
.of October. 1908. al ten o'clock a. m.
the said Commission VIII hear any OBJ
5ections which may be urged by any
persons. firms or corporations inter
ested against the following Proposed
Order, Rule. Regulation aud Require
ment.
No Railroad or combination OF rail-
roads doing business in the State ul
Oklahoma shall charge for the trans.
portation OF tropical fruits, less than
carloads. between points IN the State
of Oklahoma. greater or less rate
than provided for in the following
proposed tariff without first securing
the approval af this Commission.
LOCAL AND JOINT DISTANCE {
TARIFF.
Applying on
Tropical Fruits. less than carloads
packed ii crates or boxes, except when
IA lots OF 10000 pounds or over. wher
same may be shipped loose or IN paper
bags.
Between all points in Oklahoma on
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A non-alcoholic beverage preanred
Matt and Hops Hops and not rom rom nsvored Ssr
luxurious drugs and chcmicals. con
ts lns no preservatlves. II Is y delight
iut resrsshing snq hsslthtul drink. no.
license for dealers as II contains less
than one-half of I per cent Of alcohol
NY volume. Convince yourself OF rs
nlerfts Sold BY arocers and denleFa Ia
soft driufs Prepared hv knhcnapr
nn.ch guaranteed iol ,ts purity.
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PROPOSED ORDER NO. 50.

To all Whom Il May Concern:
Iou are hereby notified that in the
office OF the Corporation Commission
OF Toe State OF Oklahoma, 10 the Ci,y
OF Guthrie. Okla. on the 26th day Of
October. 1908. at len O'Clock, q. m
the said Commission will hear any
objections which may Be urged by any
persons interested against the follow
ing proposed Order, Rule, Regulation
and Requirement;
No Railroad Company operating a
Railroad or combination OF Rail
roads Ia the State OF Oklahoma shall
charHe for the transportation OF Dry
Goods, Cotton Piece Goods. Notions
Hats. Caps. Boots and Shoes. siraigal
or mixed carloads between points In
,be State OF OkiahOma, q greater og
less rate tbau provided for iu the fol
lowing proposed tariff without iirsl
securing tho approval Of this Commis
siou;
local AND JOINT DISTANCE
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Gal AND JOINT pIsTANc
rANlFF

Dry Goods. Cotton Piece Goods, Nc
iions. Hats, Caps Boots and Shoes.
Between al points IN Oklahoma on
The Railways aud Railroads operating
Ia said State.
lSubjcci io aud governed by tho
Rules nomed herein and other rules
Oi this C0mMiss'Un.l
@eessseR Dis 5elnte IN Okiahoma
ovdg One lins.
aAvEs ~ cgk1s PER 100 TouNns.
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(First published IN Daily Leader
October .. l90Sl
coRpoRAriok COMMISSION OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16

lfirsl published ln Daily Leader
October .. lD0Sl
CORPORATION COMMiS OF
OKLAHOMA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-16

10 the Railways arid Railroads oper'
atina in the State Of Oklahoma, and
70 all Whom II May Concern:
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W. L. CHAPMAN. Secretary.
Guthrie. Okla, October ]. 1908.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-30

bener Jeinb{9dTt nnb 5ur Gu4e not
Hunbesgenoi5en, Die ipobl ntnt auf It'd
lDarten IaTen. onfeeitadeIt fperben
fann. wir bnfen es. iiber fold Elm
Werbrehen ipie einen Rrieg nit
Oeutihlanb audi nur 3u bistutiren.
Mber Elm Worgebel tpie bas Der
v1imes1 lduft barouf binaus, lin
udber Su brinsen unb un5ere eigene
pplitH nnb Metboben in einem fir
ben gbarafter unb bus llrtbeil un1erer
Rution bOhf unsiinittgem 9idte barr
suitenen. Wir begen feinen 3tpeifel,
bab aus biefem Grnnbe ienes NerbdI=
ten ben setpibteren praftifern bes an.
tibeutfden Rults 5eitipeilig et!Dos Be-
ibrdntung uuferlegen tpirb. Mber es
iDtrb TIRE 3iele nibt Gnbern ober ibre
@efhofe nbIenten."
Cine einbrudsbpIie Warnung. Mber
fie iperoen oarum bod setpiB ni1t
ibre 3itle Gnbern ober ibre @efhoiTe
ablenfen. sic tperben iih nidt ein-
nal bic bon Der rNotion" erpartete
.8el1rdnfuns" auferlesen.
(N. 3. Ststs.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-30
Gt,1e rtnnrtrglfd1c @urs,tsnp !.

Mm IL. MGrs fat. ME oalnals bon
unierem 8erIiner Spe5ialtabel sen,elz
bet tporben ift, bic rNorboeutIhe Mn<
asmeine 3ei4uns," bag offi5i6ie Organ
Der bsltI4en Resieruns, auf Der erifen
Seite Die lleberfebuns zines Nrtifels
Ser lonboner .Nation" perDffentliht,
in peIdem seharniidte Stelluns se=
gen bic 8runnenpersiftuns Der 2ons
ooner .Simes" in Berbinoung nit
bsm griefe Des RaiIers an 2orb
Sueebmputb. ben gbef Der britif9en
Marineperpaltung, genommen ipurbe.
Die vNation" perurtbeilte auf bas
@9Grffe Die r9imes" unb anoere
Bldtter Der 9bemieitabt, ipelde ibre
Dauptaufsabe Oorin au erbltden fhie5
nen, Gnglanb unb Oeutf9lano gu
rerbesen unb bic 0ffentlihe Meinuns
beioer Gambler in grresuns 81 perz
feben.
Der einbrudpolfte Mbl9nitt bes
9rtifels Der uNation", tpel9er cine
Warnuns in iih fdliebt, lautet::
eSn ben Ideen ppr benz 8urenfrieg
purbe Die Sadie Gnglanbs gegen Die
5iibafritoniIhe 9epublif bon Der
..Simes" uno anberen 8ldttern 10
Darseitent, boB Der sr0bere She'll Der
cipiliiirten WeIt babon iiberaeugt
nurbe, bab bie1e 5ahe faum einen
1eben bon Red4t in fih berse. Dasz
felbe 8erfabren miro gesen Oentfa=
lano fortgelebt befolst NIT benz Offenz
barren @Iauben, oas englifde publis
fun t0nne f9lieblid iiberaeust tDerz
ben, bob ienes 2anb unb {ein 6oupez
ran iid auf eine politit einselaTen
baben, bic auf Die 3erft0rung bes briz
tifhen Mei6es abaielt. Menn oiefer
;3iped erreiht tpiro, tpirb ea arieg gez
BEN, einen Rrieg. in Sang sebraht
BON elmer fIeinen @ruppe bon Men>
fden. bic ipein ibre Namen entbilt
tpiirben, ipobI Dor Der Melt bafteben
tpiiroen als Qeute bon 3iemIih eerin<
gem Gepidt an @eltung in Der
Deffentli9feit nno an politifhem llrz
tbeil. Mber es tpirb Elm Rriee fein. Bel
ipelden tpenioe 2eute auBerbalb uiifes
reg Snlelrsi1es meinen tueroen, bab
mir i'm Hedt Ieien. Gin nloralifder
Jattor biefer 4rt lam perfIeinert
iperben. tpsln unier gesner cine ferne
Aepublit obne Jreunbe III. st iit
dbsr nidt 81 beradten i'm Gulle elmer
Madt ME 3entl 6Inno. no, ipis 2orb
Hoieberp nns nit Ne9t erianert, cine
Station, ois mix mil unfsrsr eigensn
Demotr1tit genseiniomt glsnente -
iibt, entnsb@r 3nr 6reunbf66 9e<
,Donntu sstx ~ bitisstr unb snt{dls-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-30

n,indlrtdts pfItst dnseiDenbsi ptrben
f0nnsn. Mtnn gum @tifpiel bon iez
manoen, beridtst pofoen fpGre, baB
Ole @rdnb SurD cine MntIage gsgerl
ihn erbcben babe. unb ber Gtdatsans
malt rermOdte i'm fpdter nidbt au
iiberfiibrep, 10 bdtten dlle 3eitungen,
bic BON benz Sale Noti5 senornnsen,
ben Jreigtfprohenen fit Die ibn ipis'
tberfabrene llnbin entfhdbisen miiien.
Dab cine fDlhe ungerentieteit niht
i'm 5inne 6es @eiebes Iiegen fonnie,
ipar eisentlih ansunebnen. aber es 1T
immerhin gut, 6ab unfer ober5ter Sc
ridtsbof feline Stellung in 8eaus auf
hds pripilegium leeitirner, nleefdrb<
ter geridteritattuns 10 senou prdais
iirt bdt.
(St. 2onis MbenbzMnaeiser.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-30
Giupunorrrr rr 3Drnn,tetr tn
RunuDu.

Mus Winnipes ipirb seidrieben:
OieMittbeilung Der tanabiihenHegie=
runs, bab lie in 3utunft fir Musnan=
oerer aus europa einen Bonus BON 20
+@9inineen fir Gripahiene uno BPM
10 @hiuineen fir perioner unter Is
Sahren beipinieen iperoe, beoeutet einen
bemerbenspertbe Wedfel in bergDrbez
rung Der ginipanoeruns burh prG@
mien. Bisber sslanste Elm folder
Bonus nur fir britiihe Ginipanberer
3ur Bepinieune, fiir oie MusIGnoer
ipuroe i,ur Die 9dlfte Der prdmie ees
tpdbrt. Snapifden mag man aber in
Meeierungsfreifen eingeieben baben.
oab bic Ginipanberer, tpelhe bier aus
benz Mutterlanbe gnglano tpGbrenb
Ser lebten Sabre einsetroffen iino. ii1
in pielen y6llen als untauslines,
niht ertpiinidtes Menfhenmaterial err
ipielen baben. glumentlid in ser
2anbnirtbIhaft boben fie fidb idHeHt
beipdbrt, fpGbreno MuslGnber, in bie=
fer @e3iebung bebeutenb mebr leiifen.
Die pr6mie miro niht Sen Muspdn=
berern ausge5ablt, ,fpnoern Den Ghiffs=
dgenten, ipelhe Musnanoerer nah Ras
naoa antperben. Sic tpirb auBer fir
Briten nur fir Deutide, 9ondnber.
8elgier, 6tan6inaDier. Seiterreiher,
llngarn unb ssinnlGnoer. ouh nur fir
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. perfonen.
Die am Bau bon giienbabnen arbeiten
tpollen, foipie fir Dienftm6bden be-
tpinigt.. Miidten fon1men babel aor
niht in. Grase. Die 0inbns min
man niht mebr. Sapaner follen m0ss
Iinit ohs Ranubo bin1nsgebrGngt pber
gum minbefien auf cine Gtufe nit ben
gbinefen seite1t tperoen, fir bic Be-
funntli9 500 Dollars Ropfiteuer be-
aoblt trsrben miii7en. Die Qesislatur
bon Briti1h : golumbien, ipobin ii5
Der 3uiirom Der Sapaner befonbsrs
rihtet. bat ben foeenonnten rNotdl
Mct@ ongsnpmmen, Der perlongt, bdb
einipanoernbe Miioten enelif9 ober sis
Ene anbere europ6iids Gprahe fmreis
Ebkn unb {prchen fSnnen. Der @Du>
lberneur Der prnbin5 .bat ben 1eInluS
9enebmigt, Der nber nidbt tonftitiltics
nen III nnb bon ber fdnobi{6en Megies
|rung iDfort fiir in9jiltig ertIdrt ipurs
be. bd bieie onr9 ben japanif@ @<englls
f6sH Derirog BID 5,l eintnl ekmii5eR'
@rdbe osbun6en II.
-. -. ss S ssa s&s ss
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-30
AltersprrEnrp1anp II, gru,,k.
rrth1.

Das franaoiiiR parlament 6emiibt
lh nun ihon felt anei Sabren, elm
Mltersperiorsunsssefes 5uitanbe su
bringen, ipie Deutf1lano IS nun Be-
reits aipdn3ig Sabre binourh erprobt
bat. 0ns Nbseorbnetenbaus bate iid
Der Mrbeit nit Gifer unteraoaen unb
cine 9orlase in perbdltnibn,dbis tur=
aers3M .Aergeftent, i'm Senat absr lit
nieie Ia1,ge bineebalten porben, 10
baB 6as publttum Den ginbrud aez
ipann bas Oberbaus ftebe Ser Mefprn1
feinolid geseniiber, oiefes jebnh err
tlorte fi9 nit oem prin5ip poltommen
einneritanbsn, bebauptet aber, oas Sc
ieb lei in Der gegebenen yorm ni9t
ourdfiibrbar. Ser bon Ser Rammer
aussearbeitete Gntipurf eritredte iid
auf ale 2obnangeftellten Der ssnouftrie
unb bes 6an6els iotpohl fpie oerQono-
iDtrtbihdft nno ber 9ausarbeit. Gr
fOrberf bon Den Mrbeitern uno uno ben
Mrbeitsebern einen Beitrdg in D0be
bon d u. 8. ser 2obnbetrGge, aetpGbrz
ltiftete ibnen oafiir als enogiiltiaes
3iel cine Wenigftrente bon $50 ST.
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