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ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW

First race-For two-year-olds; selling;
five and a half furlOnEs- aBenoaSa5
So. sCardiff, 90: HeatherblOOm- lels AZ
Eressor, I9l: "kesWick, So Alice virginia
IU1. Thrifty, 1Gl-
second race-For three-year-olds and
uu: selling I'VE and half furlOngs- ~Ra-
dunn star, I01; Rampage, 104i Francis
Joseph los; ~NNOoIcasta, I55. sumner
Night, 1C9; Joe Cations, ~; Cheek, Lee
Henry CrosscadGen, Z135 shepherds
songs, 100. Maritime, 104; Fiat1cot, 10 ;
FLASHING, 1876 o. En-, los, Seneca L. 11v,
Blue Tie. 113; Laughing Eyes, uS' OAK
hurst, H.
Third race-FOr twO-year-oids5 one
u lie Troy Weight, 80, Sandhul, I1-i
Curtyhunk. los; The Niger, -; ATnail-
I02. Mar0m2ra, lOL
Fourth raCe-FOr all ages; six and a
hair furlougs. The Niger, g; Amalli.
So Won Lear, H. Hoffman, IL CuLel-
hunk. %; Babblsrs g; King Cobalt, IL
Racquet. H.
Fifth race-For three-year-olds: sell
ing: one mile French Girl. I0gs Henry
Munro, 114; Hedge Rose. l73s Pronles -
Dixie Knight. le9. Vienna l15 1Le
Monk, 1C4- Aol,k-, 90 harvey r. 4'o'
Dress Parade J.. -
sixth race-FOr thrce-yesr-Olds and
upward; selling. one mile and SeEens5
yards. sDuke OF BridgeWaLeT, g, LAC
Of Langden, 1GZ, Campalgners l175 lt'n
Lear. Il5, GTauia, lUsi SllFerlne' 1g5 ;
Anna j.. DAILY. Ill5. Captain swanson, 41o'
LOYAL Maid I0I: Il orc, Il4.
@FiEe pounds apprentice ALLOWANCES
We sther clear; track good
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GAS RIGHTS FIRM.
STOCK STILL WEAK
Trading In Rights Will End
on November 26-Other
Stocks Slow.

Washington Gas rights are being pur-
chased by strong interests with more
avidity. The sales today We're heavy
with more at rs than at and with
some at ~. The close was at n. The
rights viii be traded in until the close
OF business on the 18th inst, when they
must be exercised or cease to have any
value They furnish a large part OF
the business on the exchange these days
the three issues Of 1910, Traction 5's,
Security Storage Warrants. and Ca
rights aiding materially n making brok-
erace fees worth while.
Ire call Of the Comptroller OF the
Currency for a statement Of condition
y November 10. has released funds more
OF less freely, although the s per cent
rate IS more Or less rlgsdly maintained
Then, too. the reinEestmenI Of funds
received IL washington for the retire
m=at of certificates ought 20 help the
demand for securities Many certificate
holders are buying rights
4 little stock sold al t5-StEt y-se1en
shares Ia all.
Railway preferred slow at Ssiz for
twenty shares, and s95= for an odd lot
Tr,z-t zion, 1-s-e
IN Inc bond list Government IS sold
20 1918. and PotOma- Consolidated >. )
al IGli5 10 JJl
BsuF shares were strong IN some IN
stances higher prices tIau the bios
saizht have easily been obtained
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Reading Steel and u P Green Higher LeUe-AdUance Not Held
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET IRREG-
ULAR, BUT LEADERS HELD PART
OF EARLIER GAINS.

NEW YORK, Nov I5--Just how well
the manipuIators who have been back
of Union Pacific, Reading, and steel
common for the last thirty days have
the situation in hand was again de-
veloDed toby. These stocks shot up
with vim and he'd sIronEly while all
along the list it was hard to move an
other stock. except Smelling, a fraction
above Mondays closing. AlI legitimate
Influences fail to exert the slightest e.
feet on the stocks named-they are held
by main force and the grip VIII relax
when ready or when e1zigenCies demand
Just AT present eNigencies are not in
sight
Irrespective OF reactions that viii
come now and then the forces that con-
troll are talking out loud for higher
prices and endeavG rIug through the
manipulation Of the issues mentioned
10 brine about a general advance ali
along the line
houses are making hullISh predictions
declaring that the profit Is on that SIDE
unless rhele should be 2 radical change
in the proEran-
The fact that a great Democratic VIC
tory was REGISTERED q week ago. does
not mean that the repreSe natives OF
that party VIII he II Q position 10 enact
and make effective drastic leglsla Ton
50 Eo-- As tho senate ana Ji72 " 2. le
House are opposed thereto This IS the
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theory that the manipulatOrs hold To-,
and they viii act boldly Many con-
serVatiVes do not believe that II is the
time TO buy stocks when they are strong
but on reactions.
Standard stocks yield well at present
prices. and good news should not fall
fat hereafter
Canadian Pacific directors pleased
shareholders today by declaring a Tesu-
lar quarterly dividend OF IA per cent
and Z of I per cent extra II IS the
first quarterly payment in the history
OF the company
London was bCuyant- The strength
of Union Pacific and Steel was attri-
Uuted over the water TO the story Of ar
early listing % these securities Ia Paris
4 development Of this nature would De
very favorable 10 the stocks
In the noon hour the bears started 10
test the strength perhaps some others
distributed @ little Dut whether or no.
much OF the earlier advance was loSl,
and In this let-uD the stocks that mad
not shared ia the advance dropped
with the OthC-S- In this weak spell,
Union Pacific dropped pack from 1Isi4
to 1853, still holding = net gain at that
figure Reading broke 70 It2 from ltSt-s
tie low showing = advance steer
came back from 757s 10 .
after the reaction there WIS a better
deGa nd. and some advances generaily
averaging about AZ point from the
I.s-e~ the n rIzet became very duh,
out held steadily.
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The entire $4,000 stock of
furniture, household decora-
tons, hangings, exquisite
bric-a-brac, cut glass, silver
ware, clocks, and lamps at
absolute sale within the sales
rooms Of the Economy Co
Operative Society, corner 9th
and Grant Place n. W, every
morning, commencing at 10
o'clock a. m, and continuing
daily at same hours until en-
tire stock is disposed of.
Night sale, Wednesday night,
beginning at z o'clock.
By direction Of the Board Of Direc-
tors OF the Economy Cooperative So
ciety, whom the law CornpeIs TO reor-
for cash their entire stock Of desirable
and valuable household furniture and
appointments
A rare opportunity to purchase de-
sirable goods at your own price.
Goods low on view.
y Blooms comfortable and chairs
provided for ladies.
MARCUS NOTES,
AuCtiOneer
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ELECTION TOMORROW
BY STOCK EXCHANGE

The Washington stock Exchange viii
hold its annual election tomorrow az
feTECOn.
There seems TO be no pposition what
ever TO the reelection OF the entire o.
fetal roster as follows President ben
jamin Woodruff; vice president A. IL
Paris; treasurer, James IL Green
Two members Of he governing com
mittee are TO be eIecred.
The affairs Of the Excharge nave
prospered during the las year, business
has been moderately active most OF Inc
time, and frequently very lively.
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I want any person who suffers with
biliouSness, cons tipaIion, indigestion
or any liver or blood ailment. to try
my Paw-Paw Liver Pills I guaran-
tee they viii purify the blood and put
the liver and stomach into a healthful
condition and viii positively cure bill
iOusneSS and constipation, or I viii
refund your money-Munyon's Home
opaShic Home Remedy Co, 55rd and
Jefferson SITS. Philadelphia, Pa.
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SALES TO-DAY.

Z s Reg. SIS. $1,000 1914.
Potomac Elec. Cons IS. Sl,opHlo5-s'
81 11e41o1.
CauitaI Traction. 601Zsiz-
wash Ry- & Elec-, p-d-. 81 o51Z' va
S5l-
wash. cas-, 15E-5, 15875. $40. 49,
Nvasrfur-ou Gas Rights, s. ,53@aI. $50
= SsgH- g1U4. Si5sGI. SlGI IS. ~
srST-. s.. nlGT-is. s550T7ls, SEQ =,
81 l81n71k. SI44E1k S1s-NIis. s.. 900 -
SafTT-,. H,0s5T1z, Sl.91o1ll-s. Sl,VJ5q 80
81 Ggll7-IE. E7SgHTIz- S140d1I5. S5fGIid, $3.50
ia SSH7IL. El.90FIlis-
After catl-yNaShiugton Gas, 2fIl5-
TE-4ehiuafon Gas Rights, 81. 600 IS
s75sT-1s. Ss25T71z. S15G07ls. $l.Ge9 3,
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District q Columbia city o. Washington. s.:
L r Z CL4AUGHTON. Treasurer OF the
above-naued hank. DO soleDnly swear that
the above statement Is true q The best
o. my knowledge and belief
r. r CLAUGHTOS- Treasurer
Subscribed and svro-a, IN before ne this
18th DAY Of November. 1910
l. Z SCHREISER- Notary Public
Correct-Attesr-
JAMES " BAKER,
WI @. CARTER.
II BRADLEY DAVIDSON
CHAS. A DOUGLAS
PAUL DULaANET.
p J. EARNSHAW.
GEO y. IRIS
JAMES L. KARRTCKr
CHAS y. WARDEN.
COLON H. LIVINGSTONE,
CHAS- G. PFLUGER,
O. G. STAPLES.
L c. STRIDER
JAMES TRT8TBTsE
BATES WARREN.
s. ". WOODWARD
II Directors.
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NEW IONN OOI IOIN HIANhEI-
Furnished to The Washington Times by
- G. Plant & Co. IL Fourteenth street
northwest
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
o. the
United States trust Company

Ii washington. IN the District ~ Coi,Hl-5ta,
II the close Of business, November 10, 1slt
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Total -sorAAr1at
Dfstrfc- OF CoIu-nbfa. city OF Washington. IS
I E r CAVERLE. treasurer Of the
2 ho-e-nau1ed bank do s0lemnly swear thar
the above statement is true 10 he best OF
NY know ledge and belief
r F. CAVERLT. treasure
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this
Isth day OF November. 1910
c D RADCLIFFE. Notary Public
Correct-Attest-
LOUIS P. SHOENIAK ER,
r L STDDONS.
LEE y. LATTATER.
A. z L LECkIE-
2 QUINCY SMITH
JOHN B SI.EAIAN. II,
HENRY J. GOODMAN,
J. Z. RALPH,
Il Directors.
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BONDS
Wholesale Produce Market


Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.
Cheese-New York. new. 16aI7szc- fat
cheese. ISc per H.; daisy cheese, 16aI75zc
per 10
Eggs-Nearby. Virginias, S3a3fc per Coz !.
Western, 2ss29c Per doz-. Southern. soc per
6oz
Butter-Fsncy. tub. zsaSskc per h: prints
S3aSfizc ger 10; high-SraGe tub. &c per H. /.
print, &c per h frsts. tub. 52izc per 10. /.
print, SIC per ID; process butter. tub, rs
per i5.i print, SS5ze per ID.
Poultry.
1--we Pc-5it-y-Spring chickens, BALE per
h; hens. a. &c per H. ROSTERS 1oc per 10
ducks, 1Sal4c per b, turkeys, large, 17a1sc
Vegetables.
Potatoes cease per bu-; sweet p5tatoes.
S1-50a1-I5 per bbL5 onions, ToaS0C per bu-
Fruit.
Apples. 35Oa550~per bBl.: DineaDD1es. ss.00
also per crete. grapes Concord. 1Sc per bas-
20a25c per basket California oranges. Ss-5oa
60o per box grapefruit. S2-5oaS-58 per crate
Green Goods
Cucunbers. hot house, s0caS1-o0 per doz:
tomatoes. S1.75a2-25 per box; lettuce. New
York, Sl25aI-5o per basket. cabbage, g. 00a5. OF
Der hundred. beefs. soc per Goz-- squash -75c
Per DBL. celery 15a5aoc per bunch. eggplant.
5lcaSIQ0 per doZ-- cranberries, SL50a1-25 per
box S5-0oa6-50 per bbI, green peppers 81 =
ger b5I.. red peppers, SI-5o per bbi-s caull-
flower 81 has per bol-s beans. S1-5Oaz-5l
per basket lima beans, CEASE ct
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Said TO Have Obtained
$4,000 on Crooked Race
at Baltimore.
WASHINGTON POLICE
ARE ASKED TO HELP
House Surrounded IN Baltimore
lust After Men Have
Fled.

BALTIMORE. Nd. July 17--Pollce
authorities in Washington. Philadel-
phia. New York. and other Eastern
cities were today asked by the Balti-
more officials TO arrest on sight mem
hers of gang Of supposed racetrack
svindIers who have been under sur
veiIIance here for several days, but
who escaped a few minutes before
their supposed headquarters We're
rsided late yesterday afternoon
The men wanted are known 10 the
police as Edward Hamilton William
Baxter, alias Bee J. w Hartman. and
two others whose names are said 10
be Straus and Walters The speCluC
charge against The men is SWlndlinE
Peter Niagara OF Harrisburg, Pa
They are allaEed 10 have conducted a
fraudulent race on the long stretch OF
road IN the suburbs Of Baltimore, and
deeced niagara out Of 5000
The alleged sWlndle occurred June
%, 1908
CAPTAIN NcCovern was informed
Friday night that the men were in
Baltimore and were stopping at llo4
Madison avenue He sent men TO the
house yesterday afternoon but they
were refused admi-tauCe- They sur
rounded the house. and later burst in
but a search revealed no clue
lIr- IIaraE0 met the alleged swim
dierS IN Harrisburg in June. 1903.
They talked horses TO him, and, get
ting him interested. told him. he says,
that they were going TO hold race
IN Baltimore lie says he was told
that they had interested a mum Der Of
persons and that they had already
got up pool OF $4,000 and that they
needed al least $4,000 more They
produced money and bank books
showing large deposits
The race actually started, 10 Is said,
and Ar Niagara admits expecting 20
double the money DE put un- His
horse was far ahead. but on the home
stretch the jockey lost his balance
and fell His face had the appear
snCe Of bleeding profuseIy-
The men became excited. They
jumped into autos and hurried TO the
side Of the jockey who fell Placing
him in one or the machines three OF
the men rushed him away. while two
others took charge OF the horses. An
other man told Niagara he had better
get back 10 Harrisburg before tho
police learned OF the accident 70 tire
JOCKEY as II was feared arrests would
follow
In the excitement zIr- Niagara never
thought OF his money he SAYS but he
was later assured that a check would
be sent him
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OPPOSE TATTOOING
ARMY HORSES LIPS
Special Agent of Humane
Society Is Hostile to Pro-
posed Numbering Plan.

away. Of Maiden. special agent Of the
Massachusetts, Society for the Proven
tino Of Cruelty TO Animals. is against
the proposed plan OF Capt Caesar
H Conrad. Of the Quartermasters De
partmeut OF the army, TO tattoo the
lips Of the horses
Mr. Hathaway said today w Q
should certainly find some method OF
preventing the i==-0duction Of such a
practice into Massachusetts. Tattoo
ms the lips of a horse must inhict
much suffering The rational way OF
mum berinE horses for the Government
service Is that which has been pre-
viOUSly in USe-a small brand upon
the huOf
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WOOD WILL ASSUME
NEW DUTIES MONDAY
Head of American Army,
Succeeding Acting Chief of
Staff Carter
Staff Carter.

Washington tomorrow, after an absence
from this country Of about two months.
He viii Immediately reIinquish his duties
as commander Of the Department Of the
East, with headquarters in New York.
and assume his duties as the new
chief Of staff Of the United States army
Major General Wood was sent TO
Buenos Ayres to represent this Govern
uenJ as special envoy at the centenary
Of Argentine Independence He Ieft tao
mcnths aro on the cruiser Montana,
and on his return reached New York
last evening on the American liner ST
Paul from Southampton
Major General Garter. who has been
acting chief Of STAFF until the return Of
Major General Wood, viii rellnguisl his
duties upon the arrival Of the latter in
washington tomorrow
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PARTY INSPECTS
WORKHOUSE SITE

others are at OccCouan. Va. today, in
spectlnE the site Of the new District
wCrkhouse and. Jail on the north bank
OF Occ0uuan creek
The party went there early this morn
ing on the power launches Virginia and
Prince Edward. 4. L. Clark being the
host of the trip. while Capt Charley
Raley has charge OF the expedition
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s11.oo Niaqara Falls Excursion In

SII-oO Niagara Falls Excursion, July
-2nd- Baltimore & Ohio Special ira IN
OF standard coaches and uarIOr cars
from Washington I-+5 a IN Route via
Philadelphia and picturesque LehiEh
Valley r R Tickets valid for return
within fifteen days Liberal stOp-OEe-s
returning. Cheap side trips from Nj
agara Fails Other excursions August
18Th. 18Th September md. 10Th and 311h.
-Advt.
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On! That ia Awful

Did you hear III How embar-
RAISING. These stomach noise make
YOU wish YOU could sink through
the floor. You imagine everyone
hears them Keep a box of CAS-
CARETS in your purse or pocket
and take a part Of one after eating
It VIII relieve the stomach Of gas.
G7S
CASCARETS 10r a box for q weeks
treatment All druggists BiSEest seller
in the wOTId-UiIliOn boxes a month.
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Appropriate Floral Designs
for funerals Choice flowers artiStfcauv
arranged Guide IzIz F--Advt
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Die beutIde int.rnationale youris
itit itsdt nod in ben stinberiduhen,
ipie ia audi unIer .oloninlpolitiihts Is
2sben foeben erit .ripa6t lit. 3i.hi
man >. Y. bic erobsn touriiiiiten
Stroben Q1iens, 10 bauert IS lange.
big man auf ein.n geutften itobi -
triffi man ab.r einen, 70 tonn ,s unter
rmitdnben 9ae,, ia Mohen nauern,
Bis .r fih dts iolhen su ertennen sibi.
Spridt ,r sufdllia Gin frembss Soiom
esniisenb, 10 erleb. man IS bdufig aes
mug. bab man iiberhaupt nift eridhrt,
OBJ man bic Gre bat, nit einem tbeus
rem 2aHbsssenoFen suIammen gu i.in.
Die llrIahe folher 3ui.dnoe III bic
aubsrorbenilid esrings aenntnib oes
ip.iieren Quslanbes. bi. Bel unfersm
aroben publi,um Su finben lit. Mit
Musnahnls Der 4nasb6rigen Der gres
mer une 6ambure.r aaiifmannT6aft
rpeiB Der nermale Deuiide oft fopiel
pom auslanoe. fpe3iea bem iiberiees
ifhsn. ipie Der beuerIdnbsr bonn
Streibsn. Roh bsui. erffeini ibm
cine Rsife nah Mmsrita aIs elm nit
unheim!ihen aoiten perbunbsnss uns
ternsbmen.
Die Sdulb Saran trusen gum sros
zen 1beil manhe unIsrer Serren Heis
fefhrififtellsr. tpelfe, um teine stons
turrenien su SiihttH, olle Reiien als
mOeliHft foftfpielig binitersn. Die
Gruno.enbena in Der sansen Jrage Der
Rsii.ioIten ob.r eebt BON England
aus. hsHen SniereHen audi in bislem
SalI fpieber einmal ben unIrisen ents
sesenloufsn. enslonb unb aud Sols
lonb baben in ibrsn inbiiden Rolonien
geiisunesn. Die sum sroben 1beil nur
eurh bas fiinitlih essiihieie 2lnisbsn
eebalisn iperben, bas Der BLONDE
Der gurop6er, beim Ginseborenen ges
niebt.
lin oes Mnfeben au erb0ben. Bat
man ben unaaubIiden DieneriroB
unentbebrlih gtmoht. Der abioIur
iiberfliiFis unb binberIih III. ober ben
ar0Btsn 1bsil. gum minbeiien tinsn
iebr groben. bes Gtntomnfns Der Gus
rcpder perf6lingt. Aus bem Orunbe
subit Der GurDpder ou1 mebr ober
ipe4iser freifpillis Das WebrfuHe fir
ulles. mas er fnuft ober perbrau6t -
sleihsiiliig ob e bel BEN berrinenben
Rrebitipftem in untilgbore Gdulben
ssrdtb. Ct III gurop6er - Elm tlsis
ner gott. unb mub btmenifpre9tnb
auftreten.
Inter bieien llmffGnben in e3 er<
fldrli4. bob Der gnsldnber unb bic
englif4e prefe ben .9edp tontiii~ -
ben ~bilIieen 1onriften- - MIDI germ
iieht bd tr our4 feline eininMe Gebenss
,Dsife BEN 4nfeben bsr GnropdeT i@o.
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(man bente nur an Weprib 6artmann,
Der bon benz tfne1ifehn Wolte iasie,
es fei ~ipie Der arfne 6irIh, Der iiei
i'm Walbe DerbIutet"), 10 boben bic
sfheden fpdter fslber. unbelpubt uni
piber Willen oft, unenblih piel ber
btntiden aultur entlebnt, obne bab iis
babel renttfhehifiert" ,porbtn tpdrsn
Gs mag in ben Nugen Der Deutfhens
boher Elm trdsiihes Bib Iein, au fss
ben, bob bic Wtrtune Der neutfhen
seiitisen WeIt iih niht ousIhalten
ldBt, inbefen III bies Bel .inem WoIte,
bas sons bon Deutihen sinssihlofen
1T, bod nur febr notiirlid. OenDeuts
ffNn ielbft fonnte ss nun freilif
sleihsiiltis iein, fpenn bas iidehiIhe
BOLT fih nit WiIIen su iioIieren Iuht.
leiber nur tpirb biefes geitreben oraua
ben bann falih sebeuiet. 60 bot erF
jiinsit 9ermann Bahr i'm Miinhener
rW1r3" bic Sahe 70 oareefielt, ais ob
bic Deutften gobmens nas aultura
ftreben Der 3fheheu ablebnen, ienos
rieren unb pertennen piirben. 1hats
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ardfte innerbaIb bes iidehiihen 0ols
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fpieI auf oas tihediitN Hationals
1kater binipeifsn, oas unter Der 9eis
'ung bes irefflihen 9ramaturgen uuo
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den gsben.en iih frei bait. apapil
bat nit Der R.usSni5sniruns pon9oez
!bes rJauit uno nit Shilers .Wals
lenitein" gang ieItene GrFoIee ersieIt;
man erlebte IS bier, bab .Jouit" mos
Genlana BEL pollsn 6Guisrn nuf BEN
Repertoire bIieb. Die Sper ipisoer
siebt Wasntr. Weber. Wpsars, Beet
bopen; Riharb Strdub mar bier unb
oirisisrte feline .GIsttra". llnb es bat
iih sessist, bdb bas gpIt in Ioldxn
5dlien pieI freier ,nobler. unabbdnsis
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ais feline poIitiiben ;Siibrer. Nbsr
ale bisfe suItureQen geitrsbungen leis
ben unter Der politiidxn 1prann.i bes
raoitolen Raiipnalisnus; Der pplitis
Ter, uno gar Su oft fiibrt Der 9emas
aog bas arobe Wori. er berriht in Der
prefe uno fommanbiert. mas bem
9olie sutrdslif iii unb mas niht.
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fhaft su befreien, bann tpiirbe bisie
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9obmen nod, Der poliii,sr bas 5eft
in 5dnben; Der iiinsiisJau benefit oi.s
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Touiepelt unb 6armun.

9ei mebr als elmer geleosnheit bat
RooIeoelt 9eiust: Democrats ano Rs.
publieans loot alits TO me-. 0amit
rpollte er iugsn, bab Elm iortihrittliter,
ben cSntereTen bss 0oltes ergebsner
9emotrat ibm Iisber iii, als Elm reots
tiondrer Republitaner, Der I'm Snterefe
Der 9prporationen fpirtt. Sur ibH
bat Die llntsrideioung spiihen Res
pubIitoner unb Temotraten teine Be-
oeutung. gr tbeilt bi. politi,sr beibsr
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fIbrt bat. rsbtfertigen feline gebaups
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gu perpunoern lit ia oas audi niht.
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tratiihen partei an, tpslher Der unbsz
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mon ii6 BON ieRr iebr eripGrmt. Dos
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foa ben Giienbabnen niht perbieten
biirfen. Rabatte an oi. SruIts au oss
pdbren; er ioa bic 5rohtfGse nidt re-
guliren biirfen; CT iou oeqen ben
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einihreiten: benn alles bos lit in ben
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elm ginsriff in bic Rstt. Der ginsel-
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