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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-10

VIII dt OnCe aSK.
If the Seventy-four thousand exiles now
enduring the privations of Siberia and
separation from their loved ones still con-
tinue the clamor for reform will keep IN
with as much strength as ever. 1t is
thought, however, that it is Nicholas
idea to ultimately review the entire situa-
ton, look into the charges that sent the
prisoners into the wilderness, pardon
those he thinks are treated unjustly, and
then provide proper governmental support
for those whom he believes to be dan
gerous criminals.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-16
OFFICES
CANNOT
NJ D \ {.
HUSTON'S INJUNCTION
MADE PERMANENT BY
SUPREME COURT

The removal of state official from
Guthrie to oklahoma city at this time
means violation OF the Injunction
Issued out Of district court by Judge
huston. and which was Subsequently
rade permanent by the state supreme
court
This is the contention OF Guthrie
attorneys and this view is borne out
by Que member OF the supreme court
who was asked about the matter to-
day
one attorney said today "The So
preme court has never passed on or
dissolved the permanent injunction
issued by Judge Huston, restraining
state officials from moving their OF.
Tees 10 Oklahoma CITY ana until this
Is done any official moving cen DE
cited for contempt
The opinion Is general that theff
win be no rcmDYm from Guthrie ot
officials for SOME monlis, bpt II is
likely llle Inauafal OF Goeemor
eruce viii take place az Oklahoma
city aud that me regular session OIL
Size THIRD lcgislpturc will be held
fhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-16

POISON FOR
CASH CADE
Special to Daily Leader,

9ntNinl 70 jhllN Leader.
Washington. y G. Dec. l0. State
& airmnn jim Harris spent an hour
in conference With Attorney General
Wiekcrsham over the marshaship
muddle Cadc's connection with the
allege kiclapo9 indian land frauds
was brought up
The report is now IN the hands OF
Attorney General Wickorsham and
VII he laid before the president at
the regular meeting oi The cabinet TO-
liilg Although no official announce
ment has been made by the depart
ment, Il rs known that Cade's chanc.
e5 of appointment are not as good as
they were drv on Two ago despite
the agsmances of both Mr. Hitchcock
and the president they woud appoint
Cade Harris aud Mcclure are much
elateA with the suddcr turn OF af.
fairs and Will leave no stone untnn-
I'd to defeat Cade
The president wiz ptobably an.
nonnce his choice of marshal within
the next few days Cades friends
etill insist that their mpn VIII win
the place claiming tha his conaec-
l0n with the Kiekapoo matter can be
explaiucd u the satisfaction Of the
president and The department Of JUS
lice
fhcy have already taken steps TO
do thls and should Cade rece4yo the
appointment Dennis T. Flynn Of OK.
lHhOma city VIII probably succeed
hlm rs faipnal committeeman form
Oklahoma hy appointment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-16
NOW SCRAP
OVER JOHN
EMBRY' s job
sneciaI e Daily Lender.

CHtNldl - bdllg ltuhtAs
Washington, u. G.. Dee. rs John
F'mbly, United States attorney for
the Western district OF Oklahoma, is
expected to resign soon, In the face
OF the earnest request OF Attorney
General Wickersham, that he retain
The position
The scramble Tor fsmbry's berth Is
already on with Frank Burford, son
OF Judge John II. Hurlord, OF Guthrie,
In the lead Judge Frank Gillette, OF
vi Keno. whom Congressman Morgan
touted for the job last year. has been
eliminated from the race, as has Bob
Lowry. OF saltwater, who was former.
~ backed by Congressman Mcclure,
George Crcss, OF Perry, has the en-.
dorsement OF Mcclure now, while Mr..
Morgan is backing his campaign man.
ager G. W. Broadman, Of Watonga-
{ ash NJ Cade, Republican national
ommttcemun for Oklahoma, is also
backing Boardnnn in return for the
efforts Of Morgan Ia Cade's behai ioi
The Western district mafshulship-
Congressman Creager and state
Chairman James a Harris are back
ing young BurIord
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-16

the legislature without regard to the
site chosen. he said, however, that
he considered the site appropriate and
valuable and that last summer wnen
be was asking for options he held OIL
the date Of selection in order that
promoters Of this sito might submit
IAN offer
Senator n. s. Hurst, OF Oklahoma
City, who represented Hughes coun-
~ In tue last legislature, made the
original site offer year ago and he
engineered the proposition that the
legislature adopted The largest
donor is W. f. Harm. who gives 40
acres Of land estimated to be worth
$1,000 and parks valued at $4,000.
lay plans for Inauguration
The legislative committee oppoNt-
ed to make arrangements for the IN
auguration Of Governorelect Lee
Cruce appointed subcommittee TO
confer with a local arrangements
committee for inauguration plans,
Representative Barrett OF Shawnee,
was made chairman of the committee,
representative Rexroat secretary, and
Senator Newell financial secretary.
The subcommittee consists of Sen
ators McMeechan and Colyille and
Representative Miller Rexroat and
Barrett. A concurrent resolution.
backed by special message from
Governor Haskell was passed making
an appropriation for expenses OF the
Inauguration. II is planned that the
ent}'e regiment of national guar9
cadets from several state and private
schools, representatives OF civic or
ganizations and bands from over the
state be present Invitations are to
be issued to members Of the legisla-
tGre and prominent citizens over tAe
state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-16
WILL NOT Be ALLOWED
OUTDOORS AFTER DARK
Armed Guards Placed About
Residences Of Men From
The States
lBy Leasel Wlrel


Port Llmon, Costa Rica Dec. lG-
The government of Honduras has is
sued orders declaring that resident
and visiting Americans there will not
be allowed on the streets after dark.
The order was enforced last mig by
armed guards paced about the resi-
dences of Americans and hotels oe-
cuped BY men from the states.
While It is explained in the order
that the government takes prccau-
tions to protect Americans from pos.
sible molestation By roaming bands
stirring up revolution, Il is known
that the edict was inspired by fear
that among the Americans there are
promoters conspirng against the Da.
villa government The Americans
are angry because Of the order,
The government claims II fears q
repetition OF the trouble which Mrs.
Poindexter, wife of the new Washing
ton senator, experienced during the
riot between native and imported la
horers three weeks ago Last night
an American mining engineer. who
has been there only short time,
started from his residence to call on
ifiendssat q hotel. He was met a.
the gate by five armed soldiers, who
crossed their guns in front Of him
and ordered him back into the house.
He refused to obey the order and the
officer drew his sword.
Il am an American declared the
engineer, and will report this to
my government"
He was compelled to return to the
house.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-16
BALLARD As MYERS CHIEF
Old Time Territorial Legislator
Visitor in the
City

Dr. ]. d. Ballard, Of Shattuck, Ellis
county is Ii the city Dr Ballard
will be chief deputy auditor under
Auditor-elect Leo Meyer Dr. Ballard
is an Oklahoma pioneer and is ac-
Quaintea with the political game IN
Oklahoma lie served in the Fifth
Oklahoma legislature in 1899 and
made a spiandia record He was one
OF the leaders Of that session and
whipped into hsape much good legis.
latiOn. ballard i an aggressive, broa
gauged man and well equipped for the
duties OF chief assistant auditor and
Ar Meyer to be congratulated on
the selection made.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-16
TODAY IN THE
DEPARTMENT rs

Charters we're issued today To- Che
following:
The Scammon.Alarlin Abstract Co.
Wagoner, capital 1900, dirC1iois. r.
G. Srammon, r J Martin y ! Mar.
iin and g. E seammon Of WAGNER
Hodenvle Hardware CO.. Of Hole.
envlle. capital, $4,000. directors l..
T. Parmenter, r. W pWmontcr. r. NJ
McFarliu, j A. Chapman, OF Holden
Vile and S. Parmenier Of Oklahoma
City
Applications were also received
from the Parkinson Manufacturing
company, Of Oklahoma CITY, 90 in'
crease their capital from sC,O00 TO
s2s, 900 and from the Johnson County
bank of Milhnru. okla, to increase its
capital from Sl0.Ge0 to S25,e0O.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-16
POLITICIANS AROUSED
TO HIGH EXCITEMENT
Law Passed When State Was
Democratic By Enormous
Majority
(By Leased WireD

81 louis Dec. Is Democratic pol.
It clans were aroused TO high pitch
OF excitement "Wednesday when II was
discovered that law passed IN lS9B
b. the state legislature gives to the
governor the power TO redistrici the
congressional districts OF Missouri.
The law was passed when the state
was Democratic ny an enormous ma
pnrl,y ana had been so for about
thirty years Democratic legislators
never expected the state, settled BY
Nirginlans and Kentuckla~ ever 70
go Republican Mlssou.i nov has a
Republican governor, and the leg s.
lature, although democratic. has nat
a two-thirds majority necessary 70
repeal the law
It Is reported that Governor Hadley
viii take the power granted him un-
less il be found { at II conf tets with
ine federal law on the subject With
but a few changes he can make safe.
i Republican many Missouri districts
now represented by Democrats. IN
cluding the ninth Champ Clarks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-16
LAST RITES FOR JAMES BRIGGS

The last solemn tributes Of love, re-
spect and esteem we're rendered this
Afternoon TO the memory OF James
Briggs. one OF Gnthrie's most non
ored citizens. whose sudden death
asi Monday night aas such a disttss.
shock to the community The last
rites Tor the dead were said at tn
family home. il5 South Maple street.
Rev Or Nicholas. OF Trinity Epis
e0pal church. and Hay Dr.. Ramsey,
q the First Methodist church ofileiat
ing.
Retween the hours Of ? and !
o'clock while the funeral services
were in progress the drug stores ot
Guthrie, representing the business oI
NE deceased, remained closed, whAs
the chamber Of commerce, OF Whit
ae Was member, attended the SER
Ices IN body
The pallbcarers we're G. H. Renlro.
Iih 4. Gray and X Campbell. repre,
seatiHg the Dfnggisf assoeiatlol
and c r. Eisensehmdt, Morilz Lear
and A O. Farquhaison. representing
the chamber OF commerce.
Among TIE relatives IN Attendance
II the services we're Thomas Wheel.
hr. OF Utica. H.. an1 d. e. Moore, u
saltwater, Okla nephews OF the de
ceased. Mrs J J AIefrick mother
Tot Mrs Briggs Airs. L X Champlin,
af Enid Mrs K ] Edmons,on. OF
/ Cleveland Okla. and Frank ] Aef-
lflck. Of Guthrie, Okla, 81 teTs amt
/ brother or the widow
Tho remains Will be taken 70 Mar.
seilies, H.. former home at The de-
lecased for burial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-16
FALLING
OUT OF OIL
CONCERNS
(Bg Associated PressJ

TULSA Okla. Dec l6 a damage
suit Tor halt million dollars was III.
ed here to-day by me Unclo sam Oh
compsay, Of Oklahoma against the
Dnc.e Sam Oh COMPANY of Arizona
aud Kansas ior alleged injuries be.
cause the defendant had received
eivate mail orders and telesrams IN
tended for the plaintiff
lDe0kah0ma company asked Tor an
Injunction restraining the defendant
company from dolns business in Okla'
houa under its present name aud re-
stfaining Il from selling any Of iss
property while salt Is pending
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-16

EVIDENCE:
IS FOUND
lBy Associated press.l

Kansas City, Mo, Dec. 1.-THE
eoroner's inquest in the Bcrnhardt
murder case was interrupted today
while county officers went to the
Pernhardt farm to search for further
evidence III the hay stack they
found the head Of piekax with the
handle of which the murderer is be
leyed to have killed the three men.
A weight similar TO tic one with
which II is believed Mrs. Bernhard
was killed also was found IN the hay
stack. The sheriff will 80 TO Cotton
wood Falls, Kansas, today to get
Walter Button, wanted as witness IN
the case
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-16
ARE GRANTED NEW T2IlL

Iii decision handed down b. Judge
Furman In the criminal court of APP
Reals. Kirk Kern and y Stanley OF
Okmulgee. are granted new trial
Ihgy were convicted Tor selling meat
from an animal which had died from
disease Judge Furman Lheld that
they should have been Arrseauted UNI.
der other sections ei the statutes ard
for tgo separate oflelses,. one being
for failure 70 burn the carcass OF az
animal which had died OF disease
aud the ether for selling and disros
ing Of such carcass The court a.
50 suggested that # the county al
torney had available egi,,ence 70 In
stituie proceedings for new trial
under the sections named
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-16
SUPERIOR COURT PROCEEDINGS

The Jury 10 the superior court re-
turned q verdict ~ not guilty In The
raaa Of purig Campbell charged with
burglary after ciffumstantlal eYi-
deucc and NE fact that be had a sla
watch, Which bad been among the
booty found ou hm when arrested,
had been shown A verdict OF guilty
and q sentence of tive years u the
peuitentary was given ALTO Buuon.
a ncfgo Of Seward The evidence
showed that ahe Burtons wife lay
cad ia one room, he assaufted u
yearcld glrl ln an adjoining room
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-16
STILL RAID BUCKET SHOPS
lnY AasoolaLnd presa-l

Chicago Dee. 10. Additional raids
on concerns alleged to be bucket
hops We're made to-day by secret SER
vice men OF the department OF ina
lice Special Agent W. c. Danner-
berg led squad Of policemen ia
falalng the offices ol The Murphy com
pany. " LaSalie. as branch of the
Capital Investment company Ar
rests are expected IN about thirty
small towns In the Northern and The
Middle West
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-16
FITzGERALD SPRINGS SENSATION
lsy Associated PressJ

Washington. .. q Dec. rs chalgs
.es made ~ the house today by Repre-.
sentative FltgerahI Of New York that
the navy department without author
ity IN the construction OF The two
newest baitleships had proceeded on
Il own initiative 70 plan vessels thirty
rer cent v~eafer fitar called fNr ~
the law authorizing their constfne.
tion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-16
MORE OKLAHOMA P0sIMAsI IERs
(By Leased yyire)

washington. d. G.. Dec i6.- The
senate committee on postoilices and
postroads fayoiably reported the sol
lowing appointments of postmasters
III Oklahoma j G. Buell. krebs
i n. clifford Fort cobb: H. NJ Head
ley. Porco; y D. Head. Dustin L. u.
Moore. valiant ". II Blerly, At
Mounds: II. a. White. Hinton. Seua-
tor owen refuses 70 report on The
appointment Of +. d 3ntler as post.
lastc AZ prranf. n1sler wrs vrief
charges some time ago and WAS apf
pointed TO succeed Mrs. Hilton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-16
1R0UTH HITS TEXAS BANK
tBy Associated Pressl

Washington, D. G.. Dec iG The
Farmers and Merchants National
bank, Of Arson. Texas. has been clos.
ed and National bank examiner
placed In charge Ihls is the sec.
Ona National bank closed IN the last
week because Of drought and bad
crops prevalent In the Panhandle sec
ti0A III T1xag. 80 Qrap3s N1t ca
hank Quanah, Texas. closed on ..el.
nosday for The same reason
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-16
MRS. BIRD N'GUIRE VEDs

Mrs Bird $ Mcclure. divorced wife
Of the Oklahoma congressman from
the Firsrdistrict WAS married at Paw
nee last night to George d. Lamott,
former star football player for the
Haskell Indian school az Lawrence
nailsas. I.als.vs. Au~ - aliaeAe
OF the Usage Indian agency, and i a
member of the Pawnee city council
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-16
OKLAHOMA
HOLDS OWN
IN COTTON
tBy Associated prcss.D

Memphis, Tenn. Dec iG-Thc re-
orr of the National Glnncrs' asso-
citation issued today SAYS that iT7,0up
bales Of cotton were ginnod during
ihe period from December lsl 10 i.ta.
against $1,000 bales IN 1903 OF tho
crop nlnety.nine per cent Is picked
and uinctysix per cont glnncd. inhi.
rbtlg crop under li,059,u11 balea
By states. Oklahoma sGlOlO. Arkau,
sas G72,0oO Texas 2,S62,g0O
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-16
To SHOW RESCUE WORK IN MINES
tBy Associated PressJ

Pittsburg Dec IS The unisea
states bureau oI mines Ia preparing
To start here an extensive experiment
in mine rescue work The Piusbufs
coal company has furnished a mine
ee-. the hnreNuS nsa Actual expipSs
ions viii be set OF aud lessons cn
rescue work and ventilation given.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-16
SITE IS
FINALLY
SELECTED
cULBERTSON TR A c ri
NAMED AND LEGIsLA-
TURE ADJoURNs
DEADLOCK SUDDENLY
BROKEN BY HOUSE
& I'm NJ
Bill Went to Final Roll Cal
This Afternoon and
Passed
(By Associated Press.)

Oklahoma City, Okla, Dec. l6.-
The legislature nas placed the finish
ing touches to The capital removal
legislation and will adjourn tonight.
The bill is being engrossed and Will
be sent to Governor Haskell today.
The governor has fifteen days to con
slider IT,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-16
THE WEATHER

New orleans,
La Dec. l6-
Tonight and sat
urday generally
fair; warmer to-
night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-16

Governor Haskell expressed him
eli as pleased with the action OIL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-14
Jn(anO OGe(egrap6
Ttbioenbe fir bic Qttio :
mare Der Soutbern W IL
tuul eSRpe 60.

2sgington, Sp., 13. SUM. s.
6. Rogers, Der Wafeoerpalter Der
Soutbern WutuaI SnoeitmsHt Goms
ponp, tiinbigte om Wontag an, oaB er
isst bereit iei, ben Gldubtgsrn Der
aompagnie cine 0ipioenbe BON $780,
900 aussubtsubIen. Die 9ldubiger
Tinb auf 36 Stuatsn Oertheilt uno baz
ben sufammsn unssTdhr 81, 800, 900 gu
forbern.
8 Sol3fpirttus gergiftun g.
Cadillac, Wi6., 13. Suui. -
Qls GoIse oes 9eHufss bon Sol3aItos
bOl iturbsn in benz 9Drfe Reanlpdtata.
Meileu Don bier g.legen, Der 63idh5
rigs u. :. WcGasgiu, Der 31iGbrige
DiQ Wurtin uno Der 22jdbrige 8eorge
1.a6ont. 3pei anoere perionen,
Clarence Smith unb ). Wbite nit gas
men, liegen i'm Sterben.
Wc9asgiu bstrie6 Elm IOg. .ioft
brint" GtdbIiFement, in peldem !ns
beFsn Wbistp bic 5auptroqe gsipieLt
gu babsn ich.int. 2tIs iein 8orrat1
an .ttem SsuerpaHer 81 Grbe ging.
rubm sr Sol3dltobol, benz er gBaHer
uno 3udsr sufeste. 8aS sntieBlt5e
8eIDff, bon benz bsbeutenbe GuantttGs
ten tpnIumirt tpureen, mari ale Be-
:beiIigtsu in turaer 3sit uufs arans
tenlueer.
Tes 9attsnmorbes Be-
fhuloigt.
Sndinsboro, Ga, 13. Suri.
grau Sreb. chambers, bersn Gotte.
elm promin.ntsr giirser BON bier, an
4. SUM- geitorben 1T. puroe am Wons
tda auf ben 9eroaht bin perbaftet,
suIammen nit Or. B. 3. WcRaugbz
ton, benz Qr3t, Der Chambers bebauoelt
bate, ben 2ester.n pergiftst gu babsn.
Der Stdatssg6eu,itsr, Der ben Magsn
oes Tpotsn unteriuht bat, berihte.e,
baB er cine groBe Mense Gift ouriu
gefunoen babe.
9r. WeRdug6tpns Jruu itdr6 Dor
stpsi cSdhren unb iettbem lebte SIdns
bsrs unb beHeE Syruu in benz Souie
bes 9ottors, Der Bel ibnen pobnte
unb sans ibrem 5dusbalt aneehorts.
WcRuusbton tonnte bis ipat am
4bsno nit9t sefunHn tperoen.
Gin Reser seIpnht.
Gomo, RiF.. 13. SUM-. aIs Be-
ANTE bon 4rtanias nit glmsr gurl,
einsm Rsser, nah Wortooon, Drill.
untsrpess tparen, purben lie amMons
tag Qbenb BON .tnsm pobelhoufer
iiberlpdltigt, Der ben Reeer naa Ror-
tpbon brdhte unb bort Ipnhte.
Curl mar angetlagt, 90. q. Wtiler
benz 2eitsr elmer plantogs, geihoHer
gu baben, Der ibn perhaften tpollte, mel
.r .insn uuanitdnoissn Brief an elm.
psibs Grau seinriebsn bate. Mi1e,
pisS mi. stm 0s5sn oassn tsmmea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-14

am Wontaa bier elm. Die 46r mar in
Golge beftiger 8egsngiiiIe fart onges
f6tpollen unD na4 einem Woltenbruh
am Sonntdg Nbenb trat Der 5luB aus
ben ufern, iiberdu Cob unb 8erberben
beruria6enb. Der grobte 8erIuit an
Weenfhenleben ereignete 1i6 bd, mo
3rpet 8arrdden, in benen italieniIhe
uno troatiihegife tpobns
ten, bon ben 1lut6en fortgeriFen tpur.
ben. Die 2eute nurben i'm Shlaf
iiberraldt unb bic meiIten tparen ni6t
i'm Stonbs, iia gu retten. Sopeit
iino 81 2sihen aufgefunben tporosn.
Die ueberTtpemmung bat rieiigen
Sdaben dngsri6tet. Die GiIenbubn
tpuroe aerft0rt uno msbrers D0rfer
ruinirt. Sn einsm 9orf, in bem Der
8liB einfhlug, ipurben 5ebn 5duier
5sritort uno bier Psrionen iaDer Oerz
IsBt.
u aufpdrts Strebsn oes
Deut 6tbums in
StFerrei6.
Wien, 13. Sum. Ginen ungez
dbnten, ale Grpartunger Ubertrsffsu@
ben grfoIg bu6sn tis SdmmIungen gu
einem Rofsggerz5Onbs fir be grz
rihtung beutIhsr Shulsn in ben sss
mtibtfprddigen Gebieten Seitsrrei6s
sr3ielt. Die oorIdufig gum Qbi6luB
aebrahtsn Subftriptionsn babsn ben
gepaltigen 8etrag bon 3Deieinbalb
Williunen Rroneu erge6eu.
Die NHregung 3u Der Sammlung
mar Don benz Oihter unb S6rtftitsI>
Ter petsr Roisgger ausgegangeu, Der
bic Sammlung in Der WeiIe organiiirt
butts. bdb po6Ibabenbe 9erIoHen oss
beutihsn e5ns unD Quslanbss um geis
trdQe angeganssn purben, beren
gGtnhett" auf 1000 8ronsH feftgeieBt
porbsu mar. Ro'eg9sr rpurbe dnges
Tihts Der angriFfe beg SIaDentbums
gssen bas Deutihtbum Don benz 8s>
odnteu qeIsitet, Der oeutihen Spruhe
qeraoe oa, no iie ben 6Grtsitsn StaHo
bat. burh Grrtttung BON oeutfhen
SbulsH Elm feitss gollipsrt gu i6aTz
fen. Die groBsu Qntlang Der 9ez
oante gsfunoen, aetgt Der grfOIg.
ue6er siuen She'll beg ;Fonbs 1T Be-
reits bisponirt. Cine Winion aronsu
osrtDsnbet Der Dsutf6e ShuLpsreiu
aur grbauunq bon Sdulgsbduben in
Roroz unb SIo~ ~Seiterreicb.