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Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
Crafts Motors Stopped and Vessel Speeds
at Rate of Twenty-Five Miles an Hour
Before Strong Wind
AMERICA SAILING TOWARD EUROPE
the Unknown-Liners Strive to Keep
Track of WellmanS Dirigible
[Associated Press1

NEW YORK, Oct. 16Swep eastward by sturdy breeze
Walter Wemans great drigbe balloon America first of aircraft
passage following the steamship lanes
Atlantic midnight of wireless from shore
points
The had passed Nantucket island early the afternoon
with propeers idle and had brief wireless with the station Sias
In all the messages there hint of the ahps To-
cation but gnaled goodby indicated that Weman passing
Nantucket turned the of his craft in nohery direction
with the British isles his goal.
wireless message ampyng those of the day was reayed to
Siasconset tonight thence Sagaponack 1t faint and
hard to decphe but patched together follows
A we'll Machinery working we'll Have turned north
ery to reach transatlantic steamer track Exact position su
somewhere between 800 and 800 miles off shore"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
LOS ANGELES

Ar,er,can purity Federation will open
convention in this city tomorrow at !.
ternoon.
Secretary of the Navy George Won L.
Meyer Me- fo on,ties Titi sL'-'e PAGE 8
Police Commissioner Topham writes Rev.
G. e. Locke regarding Anti-saloon
league and Fredericks. PAGb
Suggestion is made that central com
mItteemen issue statement against
rIre5aricLs PAGE 3
Census Enumerator Farmer says fig,
stsSd ureS env test PAGE 2
East Hollywood residence destroyed by =.
flames and explosion. FAdH -
Actresses of local theaters will hold
Mts Ferris; home, PAGE 10
Reynold E. Blight is again elected pas
tor of Los Angeles Fellowship. PAGE 8
The Rev. Dr. Locke offers resolutions j.
to close postoffce on Sunday. PAGE
Judge Charles ]. Noyes dies at Sisters rs, i.
hospital FA1S .
,r,aotars PAGE 8
Music. FAGb -
Mining and oil fields. PAGE
Editorial and Letter Box. PAGE
Politics. PASS
c,tv hrev,t,es. PAGE s
Personals PAGE
Sports. PAGES %
COAST
Bell passes Sunday In visit to smelter
employees in Koran and Kennel.
Doubt expressed whether English pro
moter indicted in Alaska coal frauds
can be extradited. PAGE 8
Five hundred pounds of dynamite found
hidden in unoccupied house In san
Francisco. PAGS
Tacoma chamber OF commerce Will de-
mand census recount PAGE
Three United States cruisers arrive at
San Francisco from Chilean celepra-
tion. FAGH
SOUTH CALIFORNIA
Edward Hicxlein. 81 years old. of Po-
mona, marries widow of stepbrother
PAGE l
Citizens of Pasadena zealOusly protect
rights. PAGH ~
Boy of 10 and girl IA missing from =
San Pedro. PAGE ~
J. Esler of San Bernardino files new
divorce complaint in Reno. PAGE 10
EASTERN
obseauies of the late Senator Dolliver
are set for Thursday. PAGE 8
President Taft leaves his summer home
at Beverly this morning. PAGB
Ten balloons are entered for interna-
tional race at st. Louis PAGE
WeIIuan in alrship on transatlantic
stations. PAGE 1
walter Hurtz. slayer Of Prize Fighter
Ketchel, is caught and confesses.
PAGE 3
FOREIGN
Seven Frenchmen in dirigible cross
channel in forty-fve minutes and cir
Gle ST. Pauls in London. PAGE z
Wynmalen famous Dutch aviator, flies
from Paris to Brussels. PAGE
King Manuel embarks on yacht of King
George Of England PAGE
Bomb explodes next door to home of
Sarah Bernhardt in Paris. PAGE
MINING AND OIL
New companies take extensive interests
in Mexican properties. PAGE
OIL is encountered on San Lucas ranch.
PAGE Q
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
TRAIN HITS BURR0, JUMPS
TRACK; ONE MAN KILLED

ROSWELL, N. NJ, oct. 16.-One
man was killed and one was badly
injured when Santa Fe passenger train
No. 113 ran into burro at Green
field, twenty miles south of here. last
night and was wrecked.
The animal went under the pilot,
derailing the engine, which turned
completely over Escaping steam
sealded to death Fireman J. II. Sauter.
Engineer A. A. Richey was badly
bruised and scalded but win live.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
CHURCH ORDER EXILES
TAKE REFUGE IN SPAIN

MADRID, Oct 16.-It is estimated
that 5000 members of religious orders.
expelled from Portugal, have taken
refuge in Spain, where they are now
being distributed among the converts
this country.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
BURGLARS ENTER MASON
OPERA HOUSE; GET LITTLE

By using keys stolen from the home
of Manager viii Wyatt of the Mason
theater last night thief opened the
box office of the theater and stole $5.65,
some old coins and a quantity of jew
about SIS.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17

to keep your friends in Atlantic City
and your family informed of your daily
position and progress. Mrs. Wellman,
Mrs. Vaniman and other members of
the families of the Americas crew
most hopeful.
JOSEPH w. SALUS."
Weather bureau officers at Washing
ton have asked every wireless station
and ship equipped with wireless to
notify Wellman that the hurricane re-
ported off the Florida coast has blown
itself out and will not in any way en-
danger the ship.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
DISCOVERY OF DYNAMITE CARGO
IN SAN FRANCISCO HOUSE ADDS
MORE MYSTERY TO TIMES CASE
Five Hundred Pounds of Explosive Packed
in Boxes, One of Which Bears
n anne of ]. B. BrysOn
NEIGHBORHOOD THROWN IN PANIC
Building Located Seven Blocks from Bay
Where Suspected Schooner Kate
WaS~Seen to Last Anchor
NEIGHBORHOOD THROWN IN Pal
''Brice'' and Perry Clews in
Times Case Are Scattered

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 16-An cews connecting two men
Brce" and Perry with the Los Angeles Times dis
apparently scattered the winds tonight by the loc
ton of pounds of dynamite purchased at the Giant
September 20 in house in South San Francisco
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
INDEX OF
HERALD'S NEWS
TO-DAY
FORECAST

FORECAST
For Los Angeles and vicinity: Fair Mon
day; light north wind, changing to south.
Maximum temperature yesterday, 81 de-
grees. minimum temperature, 81 degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
EASTERN
FOREIGN

seven Frenchmen in dirigible cross
channel In forty-five minutes and cir
Gle St. Paurs in London. PAGE Z
Wynmalen. famous Dutch aviator, files
from Paris to Brussels. PAGE !
King Manuel embarks on yacht Of King
George Of England PAGE ]
Bomb explodes next door to home of
Sarah Bernhardt IN Paris PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
MINING AND OIL

New Companies take extensive interests
in Mexican properties. PAGE
OIL is encountered on San Lucas ranch.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
SOUTH CALIFORNIA

Edward Hicklein. 81 years old. OF Po-
PAGE 1
Citizens of Pasadena zealously protect
rights. PAGE 10
San pedro. PAGE 10
f. ]. Esler OF San Bernardino files new
divorce complaint in Reno. PAGE III
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-06
What Some Of our
Stockholders Say;

w. 3. Chew.-President of CONNER
cial National Bank, Houston:
Il subscribed and paid for two hun
dred shares of the capital stock of the
Southwestern Surety Insurance Co.
| still believe | have made a
good investment and do not hesitate
to state to any OF my friends who
have asked my opinion regarding the
company's prospects"
Sam Sparks.-Treasurer of the State
of Texas, Austin:
Il have made an investigation OF
the merits Of the Southwestern Surety
Insurance Company and ! am person
ally acquainted with several directors
of said company, and am convinced
that the affairs of sold company are in
the hands of the most substantial
business men in Texas, and mat II
will be conducted on sound business
principles, by honest and efficient men.
Being convinced of its merits ! have
subscribed for one hundred shares OF
stock"
Allen D. sanford--Lawyer, Waco,
Texas:
"I have investigated the plan OF or
ganization of the Southwestern Surety
Co., and feel satisfied that the plan
is well laid and that the project Is
thoroughly feasible. | have also In
vestigated the personnel OF the COM
pany and am convinced that they are
men Of both moral and financial re.
sponsibility I have myself subscribed
for stock In the company"
Art IL
merce. Mansfield, La:
81 have bought one thousand shares
of the stock OF the Southwestern Sure
ty Insurance Co. From the number OF
prominent bankers and other conserva-
tive business men already connected
with this company, feel that ) sue
cess is assured. and that its stock will
yield large returns to its stockhold-
ers." =
Jas. E. Ferguson-President Temple
State Bank, Temple, Texas:
'The best evidence of my faith In
the Southwestern Surety Insurance
Co. is that I have subscribed to two
hundred and fifty (250) shares OF the
capital stock of said company"
w. z. saunders--Merchant. Bryan:
81 have bought some shares In the
Southwestern Surety insurance Co.
and believe 1t a good investment
j. N. coIe-Merchant, Bryan:
"I have purchased fifty (50) shares
of stock in the Southwestern Surety
Insurance Co., and believe have made
a good investment. A company which
includes among its stockholders such
men as w. B. Chew, president OF the
Commercial National Bank, Houston,
Nathan Adams, cashier Of the Ameri-
can Exchange National Bank. Dallas,
Sam Sparks, state treasurer, Allen D.
Sanford, Of Waco. and hundreds Of 9TH
err prominent bankers and business
men Is thoroughly endorsed.
'I believe that the company furnishes
a fine opportunity for investments. es-
pecially at the present time when i
IS Just beginning buslnss, and such
can be bought for s25 per share"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-06

w. o. Hearne is moving his laundry
office from the Eagle office building
to his new location on the zanettl
block.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-06
SOUTHWESTERN SURETY INSuR.
ANCE COMPANY OFFICERS:
n.>~;Ionk.

SOUTHWESTERN SURETY lNSuH-
ANcE COMPANY OFFICERS:
President:
w. B. MUNSON, Denison, Texas, Pres
ident Denison Cotton Mills Co.;
President Denison Light and Power
Co.; vice-President Denison-Bonham
Railway Co.
vice-Presidents:
H. T. DOUGLASS. Shawnee, Okla,
President Shawnee National Bank
j. B. McDOUGALL, Denison, Texas,
President Denison Bank and Trust
Company.
w. s. HIBBARD, Denison, Texas,
President Denison Grocer Co.
i'll. WHITE, Mckinney, Texas, Cash
Ter Collin County National Bank;
ex-President Texas Bankers Asso-
citation.
RI. AUTREY, Houston. Texas, Treas
urer Houston Ice & Brewery Co.
s A. WHALE, Durant, Okla, Presi-
dent Citizens Loan & Realty Co.
HMyer Linz Iiorunson shrdlu etaoin
Secretary.
6. p. ANCKER, Denison. Texas, Cash
Ter Denison Bank and Trust Co.
Treasurer
G. L. TN.ACKFORD, Denison, Texas,
President State National Bank.
Directors
The above officers and
James f. Ferguson. Temple, Texas'
President Temple State Bank.
ID. ~ Fink. Muskogee, Okla, vice
President Commercial National Bank.
w T. Crawford. Shreveport, La,
Vice-President First National Bank.
e C. Million, McAlester, Aka, Pres
ident American National Bank. Presi-
dent McAlester Trust Company.
] c. Ward, Beaumont, Texas, Cap
italist
A. H. Gee, Pilot Point, Texas, Pres
ident Pilot Point National Bank
w. II. Fuuua, Amarillo, Texas, Pres
ident First National Bank.
n. w. Pentecost, Guthrie, Okla, In
surance.
M. L. Bragdon Muskogee, Okla, In
surance
! F. Strickland, Dallas. Texas, Pres
ident Texas Traction Company.
e. H. Lingo, Dallas. Texas, vice
President Burton-Lingo Lumber Com
pany
w. B. Chew, Houston, Texas, Presi-
dent Commercial National BANK
JOnn >. 1edru, Mchihhcy, tSne|'
Capitalist, Director Collin County Ma
tional Bank
T. F.. Rodgers. Collinsville, Texas,
Cashier First National Bank.
c. c. Mccarthy, Denison, Texas.
Capitalist, Director National Bank OF
Denison. Director Denison Bank and
Trust Company
A. F. Platter. Denison, Texas, Vice
President Waples-Platter Grocer Com
pany, vice-President State National
Bank.
]. d. Landlord, Atoka, Okla, Presi-
dent Oklahoma State Bank.
J. H. Gordon, McAlester, Okla,
President First National Bank.
w. A. Guillemet. Lake Charles, La,
Cashier Lake Charles National Bank
T. A. Vaughan, Pauls Valley, Okla,
President Pauls Valley National Bank.
c. G. Roberts, vin.ts, Okla, Presi-
dent Fidelity Farm Loan Co.
G. e. Foley. Eufaula, Okla, Capital
list.
j. G. Rives, Mansfield, La, President
Bank of Commerce.
w. R. Brents. Sherman, Texas, Pres
ident Commercial National Bank.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-06
The CITY IN BRIEF

Work has been resumed on laying
the track of the trolley on Dallas
street. With good weather they will
be in to the H. 9 7. G. passenger sta
ton In day or two.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-06

Miss Viola Dixon returned to her
home in Millican this afternoon after
visiting Mrs. Matte Scrimshire.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-06

There was an army of people at the
Eagle office this morning to take out
advertising matter for the big Wag-
ner sale and distribute it in the coun-
try.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-06

Mrs. M. s. Freeman and Mrs. N. A.
Gotham of Harvey, were visitors tc
the city this afternoon.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-06
An Investment Opportunity

The Southwestern Surety Insurance Company not prospect
h an established company duly actually engaged bu
ness furnishes surety and fidelity bondS sen as EXeCu
tore Guardians Administrators Bank Cashiers Contractors Etc. and
CASUALLY Insurance. such as Burglary, Plate Glass, Etc
Including capital surplus has already over SlzooOOC put
will continue subscriptions for short time until IT'S capa ana
surplus $2OO0OOO is already one OF the sUong oolPa
les the country Its OF business ability ana
successful experience the of such companies mas
field ITSELF being the only substantial se located west
the Mississippi Baltimore engaged general surety ana cas-
uaty business
in East profitable The
and $75OOO 0
best field the best
pporuniyi tn
hasne thousand 2OOO stockholders IN
andL and Ins apy
Wherever established opportunity
r,hasbc Bryan and prepared to
Bonds Casualty Mr. Moo Office First National bank
eApn4 t
Of the subscription
til baancepay July 1910
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-06

Coulter's one story brick on Post
office block is receiving the finishing
touches. 1t is an. elegant little build,
ing.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-06

General H. B. SUoddard went to
Houston this afternoon to attend the
Grand Commandery, Knights Templar
OF Texas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-06
A DEAD STOMACH.

OF What Use Is It to Anyone?
Thousands? yes, hundreds of thou
ands of people throughout America
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-06


are taking the slow death treatment
They are numbering their own stom-
ach, the best friend they have, and In
their sublime ignorance they think
they are putting aside the laws of ma
ture.
This is no sensational statement; 1t
is startling fact, the truth of which
any honorable physician will not de-
ny.
These thousands Of people are swal-
lowing daily huge quantities of pep
sin and other strong digesters. made
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-06


especially to digest the food In tn
stomach without any aid at all from
the digestive membrane Of the stom-
ach.
In other words. they are taking from
the stomach the work that nature in
tended it should do, Snd are also refus-
ing it the only chance for exercise 1t
has.
Mona stomach tablets relieve dis
tressed stomach in FIVE minutes; they
do more. Taken regularly for few
weeks they build up the run down
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-06

Call, write or telephone at once
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-27

Gs iit Die Wetbpbe RanIens, NIT Der
GmunoSen drbeitsn min. gerabs bas
nnbepesIih sefeFslte, treibenbe Shifi
btstet ibm fir bic ipidtisften geobah-
tuneen unb WeHunsen. ipie 2otunsen
uno Stromunesfeititenunge in sroben
3iefen. bic portbeiIbafieiten 9ebinsun=
gen. Gs leuhtet 3. 3. elm, oob man
bonn Giie aus, bur6 bus man ein God
seftlasen bat, tpeit perldftser meFen
tam, als etfpa BON einem Sfiffe, nit
Dem Die Wslen ipielsn. Sgiir piele 5ras
gen Der WiiienThdft uno nautiiGen
praIis TT bic ausii6i auf cine bsfries
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rie in bem sis<rfiiIIten gplarbeden; /;
Amunien bat bas ertannt uno iicb bess
baIb 81 Der eniiasunespoIlsn Drift
quer eurd pisies gedsn snii6IoFsn.
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Dor uns. 3erbrDdelte Wauern. st'
itiirstes geRein, Gunb uno Scroll.
all,s TIT s.tb, ii,denb selb In proilsr
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neusn SGusten baui,n Ssbn Wdnn Der
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gen bitten iie bic flint 5abnen, isosH
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bon benz itipsren 2dsepert aus. Gort
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Die GIaasen iinb ncb BEN aIpbdbst
ihrer 2d7ber gtorbnet, am rthttn
JIiieeI England, onrn Jrantreif.
Stolisn, Rublanb nno gum ShluB
bic 5iirtei. Stit einis.n Monaten III
Die tiirfii6e gle6fabne peri6punbsn.
btute psht 5obnentu6 fpie BEL ben
onoertn i'm Se.tpinbe. 9lIe 5psi NO
den ipehfeln bic Wahmannfhaftsu;
nnier muntsrer Ruiie, Der uns freunO-
lid et!eit.t. meint, "a mare, ols ob
man i'm sSrrenbaufe idbe. Gos elm,
sise Grtienib III bic 4n.uuft frifGtn
Wafers unb Wunbpprratbs; Itit Die
beneSianifher 3iiternen einstiuuisn
itno unb Nrhunaernoem 5,i1ene.biif@
gum S6Iupfipinisl bisnen, eibt es tel
nen 3rcpfen Wdiisr auf Der Snisl,
uno Rte,u III Dor br,i Wonat.n nitt
sr srtpdrten. 5tute mar Die poii a,s
bruflt tporbtu, uro Elm Ruiis ssiet lGs
teIno i.iuen Brief aus Wostau.
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bi. fiiui Slaggen krab; bic GrilI.E
3irpen. blaugriine Weli.n rotten nsrs
i6lnisn ans 5tIi.nufer, BON fern bIidt
Der altc 90tterbere Sodt auf uni.ts
5euf,Isini.l b.rd6.
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Der Reieruns in bic 9Gnbe nabm.
Die Shpsi3 puroe nit Der gebubrsn=
ben a6tung bebanoelt uno bat iettoem
niemals 9runb gu alaaen sebobt.
Sm llebrigen beruben Dieie Spmpds
THEN auf einem Der eun3en WeIt gss
HetnIamen 9runoe. quf Dem ganssn
Groenruno pirb Der 3aiIsr ais Der
grpbe 5riebensFirIt sefeisrt, benz es gu
peroantsn 1T, oaB bic 80lter Guropas
iih furhtlos uuo iorglos ibren 6rtes
osnsaufaaben gu lpiomen permogen.
Der groBe Qufidpung, ben nitt bios
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cipiIiiirte Welt ieit ben lesten Siretz
unoSpan3ig Sabren in WiHenihoFt,
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itritte in Der materteIen WobIfobrt
Der @DItsr uno niht gum WtiHoeIten
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nierit oes humunen WoRarhen, Der
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8eitt6te einem 5Uritsn 3ur 9srfiis
QunQ Itunoen, in ben 0ienft bss 5risz
oens oeItelIt hat. 9as tpiro IN csr
Stpei3 uno in Der ii6rigsn DeIt
Dantbur anertannt.
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0eburten.
Celia Rpba. galtimsr. gp;,,. man

Celia Robbe. galtimsr. pi.,, Wdt.
den.
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2149 Clifton ab.. anabe.
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1859 garthds. pite, Enabe.
George uuo Barbara Saeobs, 1868
Dennis Str., M1b6en.
5rant uno Roio gens. 300 6arptp
ap.. Gnnbs.
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9ine Ctr, anabe.
Gapip uno oeleu Subsr, 1929
Jalfe Ctr, Gnabs.
5oieph uno anna Berger, 2544
@ine Ctr, Sndbe.
CHARTS uno Worear.t zoIse, 1919
gbsrrn Ctr. Gnabe.
gbarlss unb Rd6eI Robinstp, $50
armorp ap.. Wabh.n.
Soa unb Sit. 9oIoiisiu, 438 Belts
Ctr, Fnabs.
Sobn unb GIiis Glins, 1880
Siraisbt Str. Gnab..
Sames unb Nlmo 2eonaro, 81 Reff
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Race Str, Wao4en.
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Carr Str, Wdodsn.
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Jobn unb Jraness GtspknIon,
1916 Mpionss Ctr. anabe.
6urrp uHo alta garben, 4275 Mils
Iiomion place. anube.
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Sie Erusramm-G -GeOe oes 6erru
SOnguOrtb.

Bel 8eiprs6ung Der beriibmter
Grdn8reDe beg TemoItbenes piro pon
ben aritttern beionoers berDorgsbos
ben, nit psI6 orober 8eItitIittsit
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6err Gon9portb oas 8soentbeil BON
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GueQe fir bic Re9isrung sntipro6en
babe. 9err 2ongportb folIts piFen,
oab ein ihuB3oQreriIhsr garif niht
ben 2pet perfolgt, Der Reqierunq
ginnabmsn gu Iidern, ionbern bic
ameritani1he Snouitrie gu fOrbern
uno gu ihisen. Die 6aupts Ginfu6z
ren unieres 2anoes beiteben in Rob-
ftpffen. 0eroen bieis nit 36qen bella
ftet, um Der 3eoierunu Gintinfte 3u
be'6dFfen, 10 nuB bas uniere oSnbus
'trie fADer ihGbigen uno Die G0bne
rertur3en, Denn nit theuren Rphitofz
fen tunn man nitt biQig fabri3irsn
uno mas Die RobItoff. mshr toiten,
muB BON Den 2obnsn abgssogen ners
ben. Wenn bic 8eituffuna BON gins
tlnften ous 3isl eines 5arifs it, tpie
5err Qongnortb bebduptet, ndrum bat
Die republitaniihe 9artei oann bic
5dute8ole abseitofft, bic isBt bic az
lererite Stelle in unfsren ginfubren
elnnebmen Hno bemnah cine groBe
Rspenue iihern piirben? W.nn baa