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Arizona republican., 1910-05-14
OF LOCAL INTEREST
MIR. sTAuFFEa OUT AGAIN.

MIR. STAUFFER OUT AGAIN. Chas. A. Stauffer, who has been con- fined to the Sisters hospital for a week or so, was able to he down town again yesterday.
 MAKES TRIP 10 MESA IN AUTO District Manager R. NJ. Buehler of the Consolidated Telephone, Telegraph and Electric company. made Q trip to Mesa yesterday morning by auto, re- turning early in the afternoon.
 THE SOCIOLOGICAL QUESTION: At the regular evening service at the Christian church tomorrow evening, Everett \. Phillips, the pastor, will de- liver what promises to be a most in teresting sermon. He will take for his topic. The Sociological Question"
 WILL TOUR THE EAST-Mr and Mrs. Y. NJ. Annette and daughter, Mrs. R. R. Brogan, will leave today for an extended tour of the east. They have been residents of this valley for about three years and will return the com ing winter.
 JUVENILE BAND ON PARADE The Phoenix Juvenile band was on the streets last evening and discoursed number of pleasing selections. This youthful organization is playing a weeks engagement at the Wigwam theater and is meeting with no small amount of praise.
 HELD FOR FoRGERY-The exam ination of Jack Pardeaux for forgery on two charges of having signed the name. of M. E. Brooks to checks for which he secured cash took place be- fore Justice Johnstone yesterday. Par deaux was held to the grand jury in both cases the bail in each case be- ing fixed at $500.
 ADVENTIST CHURCH - Sabbath school today (Saturday) at 10 q. m. Preaching at II o'clock by Elder H. G. Thurston, president Arizona confer ence Prayer meeting Wednesday night at 7:45. Building is on the corner of Third street and Pierce, on the Brill car line. The public is always well come to every service.
 AN OFFICIAL VISIT Deputy Sheriff Frank Burns of Yavapai coun- ty, sergeant at arms of the assembly of the last legislature. came down from Prescott yesterday with an insane person committed to the insane asylum. MT Burns is not regularly connected with the sheriffs office, but is helping out while the greater part of the force is at work on the Mahard murder case.
 FOR THE PiANO-Today is the date of the lawn social to be held at A South Third avenue, adjoining the Third avenue theater, by the Mothers Child study circle of the West End school Ice cream and home made cake will be sold from to 10:30 o'clock p m., the proceeds going to the piano fund of the West End school. The In- dian school band will be in attendance and a delightful time may be expected by all who go. The lawn is a coZy and pleasant place and il is convenient to the center of town. -
Arizona republican., 1910-05-14
MAKES TRIP 10 MESA IN AUTO

-DIstrIct Nandger H. M- BuehIeT or the Consolidated Telephone. Telegraph and Electric company. made e trip to Mesa yesterday morning by auto, re- turning early in the afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-14
PATRICK HALL oPENeo-with a
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Services tomorrow. May 15, will be as follows; Sunday school. 9:45 a. m. Morning worship. II o'clock; sermon by the pastor. Rev. Henry Martyr Campbell: text, Lest l Become a tCastaway.'' Offertory solo by Mrs. Mer- Till. ''The Good Shepherd" (Vandewa- ter). Junior and Intermediate Endeav- ar societies will meet at the same hour. o'clock ?. m. Senior Endeavor. D. m. Evening orship. o'clock. Sermon by the pastor. Offertory solo by Miss Margaret Weber, Hold Thou My Hand" tBriggs). All are cordially in- vited to attend these services. Church at the corner of Third avenue and Ad- ans street.
 LOST 6OY-Supervisng Engineer l.. C. Hill of the reclamation service has received most appealing letter from Mrs. William Wallace Saxton of Port Jefferson, Long Island, New York, who is searching diligently fo- son of whom she has not heard for many months. and who when last heard from was in the employ of the reclamation service. Mrs. Saxton writes nice let ter and adds that she would be willing to pay any expense that might attend the securing of information of her sons whereabouts or his fate. All that is known of the young man in the recla- nation offices here is that his name is Wallace R. Saxton. and that in Febru- ary, 1909, and prior thereto, he was employed by the service in it's ware house In the southern part of the city. Any one who formed his acquaintance or has knowledge of what has become of him since that date will do favor to grieving mother by furnishing the information. She says he was always and good boy and she is at loss to account for his silence,
Arizona republican., 1910-05-14
WILL TOUR THE EAST-Mr. and

Mrs. F NJ. Annette and daughter, Mrs. R. R. Brogan, will leave today for an extended tour of the east. They have been residents of this valley for about three years and will return the com ing winter.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-14
NEW STYLE TRAINING
 FOR JACK JOHNSON
4 Buggy and Pacer Added to the
 Routine.

San Francisco. May l3.-Just to prove that an automobile is not the . only means of travel Jack Johnson is doing some of his speeding along the park boulevards behind Little Dick. a local pacer. loaned him for the occa- sion by one of his friends. The idea came to the fighter when one of the newspapers photographers saw the rig in front of the training quarters and suggested that he would like a picture or two. Johnson agreed to the picture idea and after that was over remarked that he would like to take a turn up the road.
 Go ahead said the owner. who is Johnson adnirer. "and you can have him out here every morning or after noon if you want The rides will not be that frequent but Johnson declared that he intends going out behind the side wheeler three times a week at the very least.
 The routine twelve-mile grind along the roads in the forenoon may not be appealing to Johnson. but it has been sufficiently monotonous for the fighter to change his route. This morning, for example, he took Barney Furey with him over an entirely new course and one in which there are more hills than in the course.
 About the noon hour Johnson took nan. nntil late in the afternoon. About four o'clock he played baseball for the entertainment of a crowd that gathered to see what he looked like.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-14

Chas. A. Stauffer, who has been con- fined to the Sisters hospital for a week or so, was able to he down town again yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-14
JUVENILE BAND ON PARADE

The Phoenix Juvenile band was on the streets last evening and discoursed a number of pleasing selections. This youthful organization is playing a weeks engagement at the Wigwam theater and is meeting with no small amount of praise.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-14
National.

Batteries-Barger and Erwin: Ga par. Anderson and Mclean.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-11
Irish Win with
Cunard Company
Their Influence, Evidently, Secures
Concession to Continue Stop
ping at Queenstown.
BY THOMAS EMMETT.

DUBLIN, Sept. 10.-(Sperial TO The Bee. y
The decision of the Cunard Steamship com
pany that all their steamers with the ex-
ception OF the Lusitana aud Mauretania
should resume calling at Queenstown on
their eastward voyages, may be directly at
tributed to the powerful influence exerted
by the Irish party on behalr OF the south
OF Ireland port.
From the moment that Queenstown was
abandoned the members OF the Irish party,
themselves heart and soul into the matter
and they have never missed an oppoT-
tunity to press home the interests both
of Queenstown itself and of the whole
Irish business community.
From this It seems that the Irish party
ramlfies In more than political direc-
ton, 1t has the good of Ireland at heart
and overlooks nothing which might tend
to promote the prosperity or progress OF
the isle.
1t will be remembered that only a few
months ago Mr.. Redmond. who was ac-
companied on the occasion by almost the
entire party. introduced an influential de-
sire deputation TO the postmaster general
on the subject and that Captain Donolau
also organized Populations TO the Cunard
directors and TO MIR. Hitchcock. the Amer
lean postmaster general Captain Dono-
Ian in particular is TO be warmly con-
graduated on the present result He has
been a tireless watch dog OF the interests
of hts constituents, and his influence and
popularity with his colleagues largely ac-
counts for the keen interest which they
manifested In the matter.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-11
TO The GRAVE BY AUTO ROUTE
wicked city of Paris INDUCES In .
BuEE Wagon Funeral at
Rapid GalIOp.

PARIS. Sept 1O,-(speoial to The Bee.)-
Paris has just seen its first automobils
funeral. Not only the hearse. but all tho
carriages following II TO the cemetery were
gasoline-driven. and many have been the
comments, some half-mournful, many
wholly cynical, at the innovation.
The procession moved al so rapid a rate
as to scandalize the majority OF good Paris
lans who CHANGED TO see it-"as II the dead
did not already vanish quickly enough"
exclaims an old-fashioned chronicler An
other declares that the next inconoclastlc
innovation will be an areoplane funeral.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-11
BENGAL STILL is UPSET
situation Remains Unsettled and PO-
lice Continue 20 Raid Houses
for Arms.

CALCUTTA, Sept lO-Cspeclal to The
Bee)-rhe situation In Bengal continues
unsettled The police raided a number Of
houses In Calcutta recently large force
surrounded and searched the house of Ku-
mar Mitter, a former deportee. This raid
is said TO be in connection with the alleged
importation OF arms from London and
Paris. No arms we're found and no arrests
were made. Some correspondence and
papers. including letters from Mr. Morrell
Mr.. Lupton and Sir Henry Cotton, were
seized. Letters from Mr., Kerr Hardy and
Mr.. Hilaire Belize were examined. but loft.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-11
Strange Disease
Kills Lunatics
Unknown Malady Advances with
Frighful Rapidly Through a
Spanish Asylum.

MADRID, Sept. 1O.--(Special to The Beef
An unknown disease which advances with
frightful rapidly has broken out in a
lunatc asylum I'm Vallabolid. Death in
some cases ensues within a few minutes
ot the first symptoms appearing. Five Of
the patients died in a few days, while
three others who have been attacked have
been placed under observation. The post
norton examination has failed altogether
to reveal the cause OF death. The only
external sign is a red spot resembling that
caused by sting. on the face or neck
and 1t is believed that the outbreak is
caused by the bite OF an infected insect
The suddenness of death and the absence
OF any post norton findings in these cases
suggest snake poisoning and consequent
spasm OF the heart IL is at present impos-
sible TO say whether the disease Is a new
one or an acute poisoning resulting from
the bite OF a venomous insect or reptile.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-11
TAX ON ABSENTEE OWNERS
Extra Levy VIII he Made ON These
Landlords In Aus
trRlia.

SYDNEY Sept. lO.-(Special to The Bee }
Land legislation continues 20 be pushed
through The commonwealth and state Par
liaments. Under bill now before the
federal house of representatives for a pro-
gressive tax ON unimproved values. alb
sentee landlords will be charged extra in
pounds throughout without any exemption.
The premier estimates that the land tax
will produce 100000 revenue during the
current financial year In New South
Wales Parliament has passed a govern
ment bill providing that the conversion OF
homestead selection and settlement leases
into freeholds shall be al the original capt.
tai values and instituting other crown
lands.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-11
BOY GETS A. 3. DEGREE
Fifteen-YeSr-OId Lad Wins Rhodes
Scholarship for work In
Classics.

CAPE TOWN. Sept. lO-(Speeial to The
Bee)-A student named Jan Hendrix Hof-
meyr has Just established a record which
Is probably without parallel in modern
times. Although he is only IS years Of age.
he has graduated b. A. at the Cape uni
versity, with first class honOrs in classics
He has been awarded a Rhodes scholarship,
ore viii not proceed 70 Oxford until 1914
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-11
TAO CUTS OFF HIS QUEUE
Chinese Prince Discards His PigtaiI
After Two Months In
America.

PEKIN, Sept 10-(Special to The Bee.)-
Prince Tsai Tao. the chief of the Chinese
military mission. which has spent two
months in visiting America and the princi-
pal European countries, has cut off his
pigtail. The news was received with de-
light at Pekin by the officers OF the Chin
csc army, who feel sure that the prince,
who Is their commander-in-chief. means to
give them permission to follow his ex-
amples.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-11
BULL FIGHT LIKE A SHAM
TOreadOrs Use Glue ON Sticks and
Chief Uses Wooden
Dagger.

GENEVA. Sept. O-(special to The Beef
A bull fight under novel conditions took
place In Geneva, AS the police would not
allow the wounding or killing OF the ami
mails, tho toreadors used glue 20 stick their
darts, and the chief toreador used wooden
dagger.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-11
EGYPT LOOKS TO FOREIGNERS
Calls On Italians, swiss and Freneh
60 Take Important official
Positions.

TEHERAN. Sept, lO.--(speclal to The
Bee.)-Government contemplates inviting
Italians and Swiss 10 nll posts In the
gendarmerie, French IN the Department oe
Finance, and Egyptians IN the Department
OF Jutsice. The Egyptian native code ~
based on the Napoieonic. The ALLEGATION q
the foreigners. however, Is tentative
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-11
Swearing by Machinery.

At Arad, in Hungary. NJ. SchwarE, q
gramophOne dealer has been made TO pay
s. damages for SANDER, uttered by his in
struments. Annoyed by the singing of girls
in a dressmaker's workshop, he turned on
Oaths.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-11
Much-sentenced Murderer.
RY PAUL VILLTEREs.

much-tried prisoner In France is one
called Grand, who, II the gullotne ever
has its way with him. will depart this life
with more death sentences pronounced on
him than any recent criminal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-11
kaiser is wen pleased.

The kaiser is greatly pleased over the
very cordial letters received from Kins
George of England on the subject of the
crown princes coming visit to India
The kaiser has expressed his particular
wish that his eldest son shall not be re-
ceived in India as crown prince Of the Ger
man empire. but as someone who is to see
and learn the greatest amount possible in
the time at his disposal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-11

Commenting ON the declining birth rate
Dr. Harris. medical officer for Isnngton
health board, remarks in a report just is
sued, that young men in the middle and
upper middle" classes OF society ''sel-
fishly'' postpone marriage 50 that they may
live In a more luxurious manner. have more
amusements, and have more money to
spend on holidays. They like the pleasure
OF ladies' society, but they forego its nat
ural cOrOllaIy marriage.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-04
2ofal Seridt.
Ginftin,ntig
Grildrt iif) Der Gamp Waibineton
guIintb Yieus Club iiir beioe
Yonoaussabsn Der fommsn'
@abl.

Der Camp Wafbinsiou Suiiusb
W.ns Club bat ilt in elmer geltsrl
9tbeno in 8sdsr's oaQe an Der Cole
rain uno Bates 2lpenus itattaehabt.n
9sriommIuug gu 9unitsn Der Bomb
ausaabsn fir part5pete ionic 'lr
4usm,r3une Der acknowledgement,
iiber bic bs,anntIit am .ommenosn
9isuitas abseiiimmt iperosn ioa, sr.
tldrt.
Sn Der 8sridmmluna tporen iibsr
900 WlitglRbsr oes Glubs anrpeieno,
oi. nit benz ssiparnisiien Sn.erehe
Den ausfubruneen Der Reoner fol9ien.
ndbreno YrGiibent 9sorss 5. Sdctt
ben 8oriis fiihrie.
Gu 9uniten Der pdrtbonos fproh
Wapor Sdtpab. Der iit3 iiber Die III
nonsea Der Siaot perbreitete uno bar
leot., lpober on geloer FIR purtstpede
tommen. Jiir bic Darts iprah fern,r
nod in bsreoten Norten gerr alber!
8. Worriu ais gsrtrs.er Der pur.
aeaoue, tpahrsno osrr U. 3. guhipal;
ter fir bic 4nsmer3uug Der Jsipeau'
.reusunsen eine gan3. bruf- es muir
be bonn einiiimmis beIhlohen. fiir
beioe 9onbaussabtn su itimmen.
Der geriammIuns fo!sis elm sslsl'
lices SeiIammenisin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-04

- Tas Gelleput Isusreepartement
nuros asIisrn gormittag mad Der
Wobnuna BON Is. 5onss, Rp. 2l7
sFoote 2lpenue, osyuien, I'm Elm Jsusr,
bas i'm Gubituhl ausgebrotsn NOR, 5u
loiten. Der Stoosn betrus $50.
- Serr Grant Sdmitt uno SRI.
Gpitb WabIe tpurosn geltern gormit'
tda in Der 81. 6ey5 Ssiu STRIDE in
Bellevue burh Rs0. 0irhsn 9etraut.
- Eh Spdrbutien. ~2ags" uno
abs.ih.n fir ben Tag Tan" am toms
menben Samito1 3um ge'tsn Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iperosn NOR
gen Rahmittao rerthetlt.
- IN gen.pus mar qeit.rn Woraen
oas 8os ouf IdnGers 3eit obseorsht
unb mubteu bic Trauen ihre Soiolins
0fen benuBsn, lin ben Moreeninbib
3usubsreiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-04

Ginbrsher brdngen in Der pnrs
lebteH Rodt in bic Office Der s. 8.
Diner Getreibe 60. In WiboIstoipn elm,
fprensten ben @eIbfhranf unb erbeus
teten $40 unb mebr.re Wertbpapiers,
ipeIfe ipdter in Der aiessrubs in Der
Stabt gefunoen ipurben.
- Sad Cater, tpelden man felt
5ipei Sabren fir tobt ssbalten bate, iIt
pI0sIih piebsr aufsetauidt.
- Gs fhnsiie bier porIebte gaht
INN boIb IL ubr unb Elm itarter Hsif
fiel iudbreno Der Waht.
- Die Sheibunestlase bon Mars
earet Wolitenbolm ssesn GbarIes Wol.
itenboIm tpuroe bem 0sribt entsosen.
neil ous paar iih fpiep.r perIobnt bat.
- Rihtsr gonnausbton betpidisss
Der Warn 9rdoolpb Die Sheiouns BON
Sohn 0ranolpb ouf Gruno bon 0sre
nahldiIiguna.
SdmueI Seileman bon Srforb,
tpeI6er am Wontas BON isiner 0attin
gelhieben puros, erlangte seitern einen
!0eiratbsihein, um 5rI. Wlinnie auans
titp bon Srfcro gum TrauaItar su
fiibrsn. paIior s.. u. 9idmunn pclIs
3og ben Srauatt.
- Coleman 9rolpn, %, unb 4nno
Gbblina, "a, beios bon bier, erIanater
aeftern einen Goeiraihsihein uno ipur.
ben bon Rsp. 9. 3. soilsp eetraut.
- Der Jarbias Wm. gamrene.
ipsldsr ip.een mebr:re Girbriite II
hisiise Wohnungsn in Inhage5uitdni
perIsbt iuurb. unb iih i'm ariminalse
riht fir fhuIois ertIdrts, tpurbe por
Rihtsr Murphp gu iisbsn Sahrer
3uhihaus peruriheiIt. Der 9frur
tRiIte lsibst an Der aussshrung uni
ipiro .aum nod feds Wonais l.ben.
-- Die hisiiasn itdotiihsn Gas
ipsrte haben in sinem Wondt 6urh led
Geitunasr1bren 5,50O,OO0 Jub Ga
sinssbiibt. Die I,dsn Rohrsn tperoel
ljsst reparirt.
- gas bier Sabre dlte Sohnhel
Der 75amilie ResIsr BON go. 223 Su'
13. Gtrabs itieB am !egtsn Rontos ei
nsn 2opf nit beibem aaifes um I'M
,rIiit al Der gruii erbeblihs 8riihpun
ben. Der 3uitano bes alsinsn III eli
| i.br tritiiher.
Dem StdIiensr 5ran. gdroni
ipeIder fir bic gsnniplpania giitn
bohn oIs Str.denarbeiisr arbeitet. flo
ssiisrn Elm grober Rasel ins rshis 4u
| &c unb psrlsb.s ben augupiel 70 erbeb
lit, hab er ipabri6einIiA Die Seb.rai
sinbiibsu ,pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-04
Dies ,snb Das.

- Sm fsantifhen Bauamt iuuro. see
tern btr grlaubniNhein fir bic ab@
irdauns bts sptiifbdisen 9auies an
Der Gutter uno QaureI Strabe eripirtt.
an beTen Gtelle bic neue itGbtifhe 8as
bennItolt errintet ipsrben fol.
Gr.pOli5iit Wontt aoiusnftins.
Der befanntliH am Wonta9 Dom Si=
herkitsbireitOr SeDtt Small pesen
Wibbanblnng eines 8iirsers aus bem
Dienji entInHen iporbsn mar. tpiro iit
Bel bieier Gntfneibuns berubissn. Gr
bate on5Gnslin beabfihtist. bel Der
ft1btiiGen 3iDilbienittommiTipn sesen
bic Gntfheibuns 6errn Smnn's 3u
oppelIiren. ober q bat Iih in3ni(n<n
zines DeHeren befonnen unh min nun
Elm Gef6dft nHfonsen.
- Cine Delegation BON Niirgsrn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-04
.Scilsarmcc beitoblen.

Seit .inie.r ,3ei. perI4panbsn aus
Dem Snbuitrial 8epartsmeni Der
Geilgarmse srobe poi,sn alter Rode,
Shube uno anbersr aleibunesitiid.,
lp.lfe bon miIo.bdti9sn psrionen sss
Itentt porben iparen. Nuf 8:uno
Der bon Nen. 5enrp MeIpille Curtis
etsebsnen Sniormation III Is nunm.br
qsIunesn. bic 9iebe feit3unebmen. Dem
Rer. guy!is. lpeIdHr in Mt. Nubnrn
fpobnt, mar Is ndmlih aufeeialen,
bob elm Waasn Der 5eilsarmse in oer
Rahe isinsr Wohnune dubercroenilih
Ionae onbisIt. Ia er auBerbsm bss
m.rtis. bab bic beib.n auf osm Wasen
beiinblihen Mdnnsr NIT einem al.is
berbau'irer unierhdnbelten, benahrits
iiate .r bic otilsarmee. 2eutnant
2pnf bonn Snbuiirials sDepartemsni
Der 5eiIsarms ieBit iif NIT Der pos
Ii3si in Wsrbinouns, uno bic 0skimz
poIi3ijten 6arnaIb unb Golnon pers
bafitten Riharb CUTE. BON 9oIsbo.
unb ssobn BrabIep, bon Ghieaso. Dix
Gefansen.n sabtn gu, cine Maihine
p.rfauft gu bab.u. beftr.iten j.ocd
aIeiosr coer Sduh, seiiob!sn gu bas
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-04

- Geftern Mbtnb fdnb cine Sibung
bes StaStratbs itatt, in Der bic HoMs
tine @efh6fte erleoist lpurben. Die
Reiolutipn, Die poli3ei unb Jeuerpebr
5u beSablen. ging nit 6 gesen 8
Stimmen perlpren. 9as @eiuh um
Elm 1elepbon fir ben 0eIunobeitsbes
amten ipurbe genebmiat uno piro bic
Siaot bafiir besablsn. Or. 5uesbea
srbisIt bas Reht, ole German Strabe
bebufs segans elmer WaferrObre gu
Offnen.
- Das Geriiht, DAP Die Wilitd-s
itatiou in st. 9bomas bon Der gnns
oesresieruns oufssssbeu psroen ioa,
bat bereits cine gn5abl etneinnatier
aapitaliiten peranlabt, pldns fir
Wobnbdnier, etc. gu ensiperten. S'e
Wpbnunsen Nr Sfiisiere ioaen blsis
ben, tpis iie iino uno IolIsn Die Quar-
there Der Solbaisn in 5!ats umgeans
bert perben. Sic iparten MIR oarau',
bis oas Rssierung ospartement snos
giIti9 entiheioei, pds Sano 5u psrs
taufen.
- Gbdrles Burns tpurbe i'm gir4
cuitssriht fir irriinnig srtldrt unS
feline lleberfiihruns nah 2ateIdno pom
Riater YunsbIut ongeoronet.
- gointp Glsrt 2pmdn grndn
bat oeiiern bic Ballots fir Die Wdll
am Dienitas erhaItsn uno niro De
putin gountpeIert Wtpspens beuts
oieielben iiber bic perihieoenen epun'
| tnAiftrifte ttrfhxifeu
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y. ". &. u.

Rep. syraneis Soi. Wartin ipirb am
Sonn.ag ben gsfpersottesoienit In Der
gouns Wom.ns gbriltian 4Hpciaiion
leiten. Den muIitaliI6en 5hsiI miro
Der gbor Der aponoale presbpisrian.r
airhe burhfiibren unb als Soliitin
tuirtt FRI. NusuIia glart.
9lm Montdg abeno nirb Jrl. Gfis
fabetb 9omboorajian, cine 4rmtnies
rim, i'm 6eim Der Douns Womens
Gbriiiian MFoeiaiiou eiHsn ourt,
jtereoptiIdx 8iIoer iluiirirten 8ortraa
iiber bas 1hma BON Berse 4rrarai
bis sur 6auptitabi psrlisns" balien.
gintriit pirb nifi berehnei. aber .s
pirp cine Golle.te oufssnommen ipers
ben.
qlm ssreitag 4beno iprift 5err
Thornton 81. 6inile iiber bas 2bemu
,ginige ssGlIe i'm Oberbunbesgeriht.
Wiialieper baben 3u bieiem Worirds
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