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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-09

PASADENA, Feb. 0.-Efforts of
the railroads to secure advanced
freight rates already has been set
Ted In their favcr, according to A.
ming Valley Iron company of Pitts
burg, who is here today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-09
After Loan Sharks

Representative Goss doesn't
propose to let salary loan sharks
thrive by reason of the supreme
court decision which determined
that wages and salaries were not
synonymous and therefore ex-
empted salaried men from the re-
quirement of having their wives
indorse assignments of wages.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-09

LONDON, Feb. g.-Announcemen
by Austen Chamberlain, who, next
most influential man In the consero
vative, party. today makes it certain
that the house of lords is not going
TO be scared into abolishing itself
by mere threats
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-09
Street Car COMPANIES

Some of us had an idea that
street car companies as a rule
made 1t as hot as possible for pas
sengers. Not so thinketh Repre-
sentative Walter Christensen. 9th
erwise why his bill to provide
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-09

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Feb. D.
That President Diaz of Mexico.
pressed by the revolutionists, rs
threatening coercion to. American
citizens to support him In SUPPRESS
ment here today of Mormon Elder
A. " WINS, who has just returned
from the oMrmon colony in Mexico.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-09
Want AID FOR
CHINESE

The Chamber of Commerce trus-
tees yesterday decided to call for
aid from the business men of the
city for sending a relief expedi-
ton to China, where 2,0O0,0oV
people are starving through FAM
inc.
A transport will be sent with
provisions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-09

the latter part of this month and
1t will take 80 days to pass this.
II the franchise is satisfactory to
the company it will begin at once
on the construction, according to
Manager Bean.
BY summer at least the Bis
marck line should be importation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-09
Wanted-Live Bows

over IA years to carry routes.
Good pay. Call Main 733 or
A1733, and ask for Allen. ***
The evening world., 1911-12-05

like the son of a peer in the House OF
Commons. A sword OF Damocles hangs
over his head continually, the death OF
his father. Then he must cave the
lower house. go up into the House OF
Lords, and see his political activities
c%urtailed.
Marriage 10 the sword which
would always hang over the woman
politicians .
But do you think men wish to
marry the new intellectual woman.
who would probably be the one TO go
into politics?"
This time Sir Gilbert frowned. There
are women who max themselves pro-
fessionally Intellectual" he observed.
"and who therefore are pedantlc, prig-
gish and conceited.
"Thess women are very Ike q
certain number Of the youthful
graduates Of Harvard and Yale;
they simply cannot realise that
every one, including themselves, 10
wrong . great many more times
than he 10 right. But . real man
The evening world., 1911-12-05
japanese Pic.
ture Frames. fSC

In beautifully embossed
floral designs; these
have n beauti-
full oxidized finish and
are made for either
square or oval portraits
or pictures.
The evening world., 1911-12-05
Marriage IL the Sword
That Would Always
Hang OUer the Head
Of the Woman Poll
tician - Like Youthful
Graduates, They Can
not Realise That Every
One Is Wrong More
Times Than He Is
Right.

9hA " 4 ~ IhO hl6h nv |
wrote The Seats Of the Mighty"
The Battle Of the Strong" and
Pierre and His People," has just
arrived in New York. Author, ex.
plorer and statesman. Sir Gilbert has
hong been an interesting figure In the
English world Of letters. As the
literary godfather Of the Canadian
habitant and the creator Of Charley
Stes,e, that sad. bad. glad. mad
man." he hardly needs an introduc-
lion to American readers.
rsrhaps. though. as readers will. they
have wondered what he looks like. I
10 ne know whether Sir Gilbert was
bogn v che land Of Our Lady Of the
rnowa or only adopted by her: but he
hnrt q hit the tall. blonde, typical
BRITISH r HIS eyes are blue. but his
hair and close-cropped Vandyke are not
yet gray enough to hide the fact that
they were originally dense black.
He In bronxed instead OF ruddy. and
~ uses a curious un-English trick of
kosture. He has a way Of pushing his
snphatic phrases outward. with the
halp OF q lean brow fist, and now and
men no leans over and writes the tell.
nc word on the table.
'T've come to ask you what you think
D. the woman movement" I announced
when we were comfortably settled In
as s,tting room at the Hotel Neither
land.
"Not Just suffrage. but
'Oh. I'm an anti-surragist." ne Inter.
rupted. with smiling defiance.
"And why?" I asked.
The smile vanished and he spoke
trite seriously. "If you really wish to
enow. / can put my position on the mat
Yer OF women's voting In a nutshell. l
think that they should be not only al
,owed but encouraged to have a voice in
municipal arairs
Education, social reform, the
domestic side of government, the
laws which each town or .
community make unto itself.
these are the things In which
women are ohisny interested.
WOMEN SHOULD STUDY MEN
CANDIDATES.
II wish with all my heart that the,
would devote more time n attention
20 such civic work. l think 1t excellent
for then. to study the men who are can
Iidates for ofic and use their Influence
70 bring about the election Of those
whom thsy Judge httest.
"But II 10 uonsenso to talk OF
irving women parliamentary suf-
frsgs without also giving Thorn
the hight to hold once, and for
Q hundred reasons that would
sever DO.
IT do not know how It is in you
country added Sir Gilbert. but gu
women have municipal suffrage. VIII!
lon't they content themselves with full
ailng the ddties l, involves instead o
slamoring for new ones? Making law
mt everything; administering them 1
!ully as Important! Now. isn't 1T"
But / was not being interviewed ant
had another question.
.If you do not wish to see woman II
Tho political field do you approve Of he
entering the arts. h professions o
~Susiness?"
Sir Gilbert leaned back in his chair
Then he leaned for ard again. tn
lightly olenched hand moving with hi
body.
IT have always advocated the open
ns Of all these fields to women!' HI
exclaimed. But now how Is It in Eng
Rndf Not the law. 1t 10 true. but tn
The evening world., 1911-12-05

Made OF black seal grain pressing I.
fitted with memo. pads. card COM
partment and secret bill division.
The evening world., 1911-12-05
Piles Quickly
Cured at Home
Instan. Relief, Permanent Cure-Trial
Package Mailed Free to All
in Plain Wrapper,

MANY cases OF Plies have been cured bv
a trial package Of Pyramid Pile Remedy
without further treatment. When II proves
druggist yiae a, SOC yo a COX. m and be s'S sure S s0a
get the kind you, ssk for: Simply send
below and mail to-day. Save yourself from
che surgeons knife and It's torture. the
doctor and His bills.
The evening world., 1911-12-05

But I myself know scores ~ women,
witty, clever. beautifully educated. who
have not lost one grain of humanness
and charm. Some OF these women are
old In years, hut men like TO talk to
them as well as they would to n girl OF
twenty. OF course. the old-fashloncd.
helpless. pretty woman. with not more
than two or three ideas In her head.
will always make a certain appeal to a
man, simply because he likes something
to take care Of. But such a woman
could never he his comrade. and that's
what the nan OF to-day wants In a
Wife"
81 suppose as an a~nti-sufrragist you
strongly deprecate the militant tactics
OF the su~ffragcttes?" I remarked.
az don't dsprecato them, I despiss
The evening world., 1911-12-05

A wonderful holiday spe.
cial in thi, we'll made
solid OAK smoker. with
drawer and full bras,
equipment, A
$500 value.
The evening world., 1911-12-05

Most wonderful bird
act In America. direct
from keith's circuit.
Barnon's Miniature Circus
with Prince Ton,
smallest pony In tho
world.
The evening world., 1911-12-05
THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DrcEMsrn 5, 1e,11

! would opcr nj IN. doors OF seif-de-
velopment in art, literature, b business.
economics, social service, but | would
give political government to men. The
Limitation mus, be drawn" VI. VI. VI
The evening world., 1911-12-05
Seethe Free 6Show
8 Big Star Acts. Continuous Show from
Slater and His Band

vi III VVNfy "
Santa and His Render
getting ready to start
on his Christmas Eve
trip.
Santa and His Workshop
See him make toys.
The evening world., 1911-12-05

ttem," and the writer's quick fore
firze~ italicized the second verb.
They are c3ntemptibiy childish
n absolutely futile. If they are
really in earnest. why don't they
bresk hoadA instead of breaking
wipdows7 That 10 what men do
when they go out In revolutions.
IT'S h same point I made bo-
foro-women lack tho iron strain.
Government muat be left in tho
hands OF mon because & cy have
tic force TO stand bohind II ard
keep it going. They hght tho wars
and fall and rise again with bloody
heads and press on. Women SAN
not do this. II the government OF
the world vcro no. q government
OF men, women could not walk on
the streets OF New York In safety
we should DO In the hands OF
the McNemara brothers.
Man Is the creative power" con
Sir Gilbert, and woman the re
Neither n Is more impos
ant than the other, but each Is I'M
In a different way. To woma
The evening world., 1911-12-05

profession of medicine. literature and all
the arts, every position in the business
world except those demanding q mans
physical strength-all have flung their
doors wide to women. And what have
women donel Take the sort of work In
which It seensr to me that they ought
specially to ex'IEl. the making Of beauti-
"Ths d.siktine Of wal, paper.
Of furniturSS OF ooiorsd glass
shades for lPhps, the fashioning
Of all things Mat &C In the homo.
the building Of artistic homes, the
fabrication Of exquisite jewellery
why DO not women taxi nrst rank
among the workers In these orafts7
Not because the manufacturers
would be unwilling to make use OF
Thorn, simply because they are NOT
competent to DO the work-in your
phrase, they have not made good.'
And why are they not competent
Because they win not sacr1noe
themselves to the hard grind Of
study, to the strict years OF appL-
cation TO technique which men,
brsadwinnsrs from h beginning,
take - . matter OF course
SHE HAS NOT GOT THE IRON
STRAIN.
mo one values more highly than
woman's subtlety. her swiftness Of per-
ceptlon and its infinite delicacy. Blu,
she lacks the iron strain"
Don't you think" l suggested. tina,
women give themselves less thoroughly
TO their professions because these are
frequently only the interregnum be
tween ~schooldays and m%arriage?"
"Ah, there YOU have IL" sounded
The evening world., 1911-12-05
Woman Unfit to Govern,
Though She Should Vote,
Gilbert Parker Declares

Mould Haus a Voice in
Municipal Affairs, but
No Port IN the Making
o. Administration Of
kas0s, for She Lacks the
"Ivon .Bvain," Says
Enslish Nouslist.
The evening world., 1911-12-05

can kick q Harvard graduate. No cor
niso yuy tho boy all over tho pises.
He cannot do either OF these things
to the woman prig. Consequently
he avoidc her.
MAN WANTS A COMRADE IN
HIS WIFE.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-01
CORRAL ATTACK STIRS US.
ment That Americans Fo- ment Trouble.

Washington, May 1.-The reported declaration of Ramon Corral, vice president of Mexico, that Americans were fomenting trouble in his coun- try in order to force intervention, has encountered the disfavor of the Unit ed states government.
 The state department has called the matter to the attention of Mexico in order to establish officially whether the interview with the vice-president was authentic, as published in Mexico City.
 The question will be taken up by Ambassador Wilson, to whom the de partment telegraphed a copy of an of ficial statement which 1t had issued, unequivocally disappearing the alleged ntterance The statement expresses the confident belief of the department that the Mexican foreign office will promptly "repudiate anud prevent the promulgation of any such statements, calculated so seriously to disturb the mutual confidence and friendly ;7ood understanding between the two peo- 4,les"
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-01
DOES NOT LIKE SYSTEM
Gompers Appears Before House Com mttee Opposing Reform
 Scheme.

Washington, May 1.-Organized labor began an attack before the la bor committee of the house on the so- called Taylor" scientific system of shop management which the govern ment has introduced in several de- partments and seeks to install in oth- CTS. The committee had up for con sideration a resolution introduced by Representative Pepper of Iowa, pro- viding for an extensive investigation of the system
 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor; James O'Connell president of the Interna- tional Association of Machinists, and other officials of trades unions ap- peared in opposition to the system. James Emery, counsel of the National Manufacturers association, appeared in it's support, as did N. P. Alias, who represented the 1,500 machinists employed at the Rock Island GID arsenal. The committee hearing will be continued.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-01
RELIEF TO STRAPHANGERS
Kansas City House and Council Com. mittees Agree With Utilities
 Commission.

Kansas City, Mo-, May 1.-An or dinance fixing street car schedules on the important lines will be introduced in the council by the street, alleys and grades committee. It is based on the findings of the public utilities commission and was agreed to by the street, alleys and grades committee of both houses and the commission in joint meeting.
 The investigations of the commis- sion to ascertain tho number of pas. sengers carried during rush hours and the number of cars and seats provid- ed to carry the people have been thor ough.
 The ordinance will provide that no more than an average of 15 passen- gers in excess of the seating capacity of car may be carried.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-01
MAOERO FEARS
 REYES RETURN DlAZ'S SINCERITY IN PEACE FIX CHANGE QUESTIONED BY IN
 sURREcTo LEADER. WILL MEET NEAR JUAREz Commissioner Appointed by Mexico Approved by Provisional Presi-
 dent" as Being Entirely
 Satisfactory.
WILL MEET NEAR JUAREz

Fl Paso, Tex, May 1.-Thcre is gloom in the insurrecto camp, min. gled with elation. The gloom comes from the turmoil the insurrectos fear through the return to Mexico of Der nardo Reyes and the interview given out at New Orleans by Dr. Vasquez Gomez, in which he appears not to give such hearty accord to peace ne gotiations.
 The elation is over the actual ap- pointment in the City of Mexico of a peace commissioner for Mexico, to deal with the instructors. Francisco Carbajal, judge of the supreme court of MuXico is the commissioner.
 Entirely satisfactory" said Ma. dero, when he heard of the appoint ment. He is acquainted with Judge Carbaial, and appears to believe be will be fair in all his dealings with the insurrectos. Frederick Move, a business man of Chihuahua, who came to Fl Paso with Don Francisco I. Ma. dero, Sr, on his peace commission, left for the capitol.
 The fact of the appointment of the Mexican commi ss oner was made known to Madero in letter from Gen. Juan Navarro in Jaurez. The let ter follows:
 'I have been instructed by my gov ernment that 1t accedes to your wishes with regard to the meeting place of the peace commissioners, to-wit, the Mexican side of the dam, lying be- tween the City of Mexico and your camp"
 Arrangements have been made for the commissioners to meet in Mexico in a tent opposite Fl Paso. midway be- tween Modero's headquarters, north west of Jaurez, and the city.
 Madero gives out the following statement relative to the return ot Reyes to Mexico
 The return to Mexico of Gen. Der nardo Reyes makes it necessary for us to insist that president Diaz give us stronger assurance in the presen' negotiations. The fact that disturb 1 ing element has been recalled to Mex ico is bound to raise the question in many minds of the sincerity of Prcsi l dent Diaz in the present peace eX change. From a military standpoint we fear neither the soldierly attain ments of General Reyes nor his pres | tige in the army"
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-01
CHICAGO CuRTAlLSDANCES
Rastime Steps Are .7 -e Barred From Cafes by O. of City
 Officia

Chicago, May IA wide TO lice order has been se- 1It to stop the grizzly bear, turkey l. Ut and 'Fris- co rag dances in all cafes ard dane 3 halls under police supervis Where the ragtime music held after midnight plain clothes detec a.o on guard to see that the da. 5 age not on the program.
 A detective on guard at one of ne cafes said that the order laI C3le from headquarters. He adde1 We were told to stop the dances and we are doing it. They were pre- i'd, especially bear.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-01
.uB0R LOBBYIST EXPELLED
RULE SC" PUT IN FORCE QUITE
 ABRUPTLY.
Nanny of Nit. Steri,rs Orders Raii reader Frcm uppsr House
 Others Soon Follow.

Springfield, ll., May 1.-The floor u the senate was cleared of lobbyists ana guests when Senator Nanny of aount Sterling invoked Rule 60'' ssalRst J. l.. Laird of Clinton. lobby Tn Springfield for the Order of Railway Conductors.
 During the course of argument on ne public utility bills, Senator Nanny aOuced Ford talking to another sen. a'or. Suddenly arising. he pointed to us railway mems lobbyist and asked nave nm removed from the room.
 ne mas maliciously misrepresented Ms stand on the workingmens com peasatlon and employers liability bills letters to voters in my district" :" said Nanny.
 ''na'of Henson of Decatur at once 'uallploned the cause of Ford.
 me head man of the Manufactur- ..' "s association sits on this floor day sl'et 'a'', day, directing and impeding leg von n1O'' said Henson. Why don't ''u WI compel him to stay out?p
 ..,. "aen Ford was escorted out of the ..a .''e chamber, Henson immediately
 uiat the same rule be invoked
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-01
Peace Commissioners on Way.

San Antonio, Tex, May 1.-ln company with Senor Pino Surrez. pro visional governor of Yucatan. pr. Val ques Gomez, diplomatic agent of the Mexican rebels ill the United States. passed through San Antonio en route to Fl Paso to participate in the peace conferences now in progress there. He spent two hours in the city and expressed every hope that peacee would be brought about speedily on terms favorable to the rebels. It IS expected Gomez vii be named as chairman of the commissioners who will represent the rebels.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-01
COMMITTEE FOR LORlMER
Reorganization Enhances the Chances of lllnoisan to Retain His
 Seat in Senate.

Washington, May 1.-The friends of Senator William Lorimer are Tn full control of fthe senate privileges and elections committee as it is reorgan. ized. The chances for eliminating Lorimer from the senate have been materially lesened by the composition of the new committee.
 Under the most favorable clrcum. stances the privileges and elections committee now stands nine for Lori. mer to six against him.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-01

as4last all persons sitting within c.e chamber, and the wives of senators and their friends were bundled out by the officers. Other senators pro- tested, but of no avail
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-01
Woman Near Death From Burns.

Galesburg, III, Mar. 20.-Mrs. T. c. Richardson of Maquon, is lying at the point of death from burns, because of her clothes catching fire. Her little daughter, Pearl, sustained severe burns while trying to rescue her.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04
Jn(anO OIe(egrap6



RepYort, 3. San. Diuidm 8.
Gorsn, Der prdiiosHt Der Il. g. Steel
Corporation, bat am Sienitdg reiigs
nirt uno ss 1T pabriheinlif, baB er
t.in.n Ratfolgsr erbaltsn tpiro. Seine
R.iisnltion purbe am Radmittag bon
Ilb.rt 8. 9arp, benz 0orFser oes III
uanstpmmittees Der Gorporation, an
getiinoigt.
Der erite prGIibsnt Der Il. g. STEEL
Corporation mar Charles W.Sapdb,
Der ndh isiner RsIienation prdIiosnt
Der Bethlehem Steel gompann purbe.
6srr Gor.p itanb iieben Sabre lang
on Der SpiB. Der aorporatiou.
Dor ungsfGbr einem Sabr tpurosu
bic WahtbefugniiT. bes 8oriiBers bes
Sinun3iommittess uno oes goriissrs
bes Tirsttorenrathes. tpslfe Stellunz
gen bsios BON 9urp ausgsfiillt pero.n,
ueientIih uusssoebnt, 70 bdb sr niht
nur nit ben aomiuiIiratipeu Iuosles
Qsnki.en Der Gorporation su tbun
Bate, ionnsrn auh nit ben gtn3elz
xiten Der grstutipnerpaltuns. msnu
oobsr tsir onoerer qrdiiosnt ertrGblt
niro, piro 9err Garp bic Saupttons
trolle iber bic erobte aOrporation Der
Weit fiihren.
ANNA Yolinstp cine elbitz
m0roerin.
Rem gort, 3. San. anna 9os
linstp, bic friihsre 49entin oes Mons
tsfiores Seims fir unbei!bure 4rante.
Die Dor etnisen Wonaten oaourf, pisi
BON iih rsben madte, oaB iie ben gans
tier Saeob $. Stiff Su tooten orobte,
bat esitern in ihrem 3immer i'm Mans
battan Staatss Soipital fir bic Srrs
linnilsn. auf Wuros Sslanp, Selbits
moro bs9anesn. sic mar turs Dor benz
4b.noeiIsn fir fpeniae Winutsu auein
aelalien lporoeH uno benuste oieis
,3eit baau, iih nit einem itartenginos
fao.n, Der oa5u oiensn iollte, fhmus
Bige Waife sulammen3ubinben, gu sr@
hdnaen. sic mahte aus bem 8inb=
iaoen cine S6linse unb erbdnete iih
an .inem aleioerbassn, Der an Der
Wans befeiiist mar.
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Cincinnati. gQitt,pod ben 4. Samnar 1911.

Ruhbem Bernard geenbet bate,
oertagte ii6 bas Gsri6t. Das urtbeil
in benz Sale tpirb am IA. Sanuar ee>
fGllt perDen.
afarmgsridte tn peting.
pettng, 3. San. gs pirb bier
bsbduptet, bab bic GbineIen in Der
WanbIfurei cine gebeime 8eisli6aft
orgdniiirt bdttsn, bic bereits 5ablrei6e
Mitglisbsr bat unb ben 3ped perfolz
gen ioa, bic Sapaner aus benz 2anbe
bindus3utreiben.
Gi. Radri6t. bab bic Sapaner i6rs
0arniionen in Der WanbIhurei per>
ftdrttsn, bat in gspiTsn bieiigen areis
fen srobe gsiorgniB psruriadt, ba
ihon langs iiber cine suns6menbe 4g>
sreIiion ieitens Der Sapaner 8eIhtperz
be gsfiihrt tpirb. Qsbnli6s 9eri6te
iinb audi iibsr bic RuFsn i'm umlauf,
bon benen bebauptst piro, oab lie Die
4biiht bGtten 5arbin uno bas gan5e
Gano spiItsn jener Staot uno Der
issigen ruHiIden Gren5s gu annettirsn.
5urdt6are 8ranbtdtaz
Nropbe in Msrito.
Stabt WeritO, 3. San. 8si
Der Rsuiobrsieisr in elmer Stride ouf
elmer 5acienbd nabe Gan 2uis petri
brad sSeusr aus unD cine panit fol9te.
II psrionen tpurDen getootet uno 50
anbere msbr obsr mtnber ihipsr osrz
lsst. Tie Spfer limb meiitsns 5rauen
uno atnoer, bic AngebOri9en BON Arz
bsitern, Delte auf Der 5acienoa be-
Ihdftiat itnp. Tas tleine 9otteshaus
mar ssoriitt boil bon 0Idubigen, ais
cine a.r3s umfis1 unp bas Utoos, nit
tp.lhsm Die Stride gsihmiitt tpar. in
8rano issts. Die 5lammen griffen
NIT rafsRoer ShnsQigteit um iih uno
tpsr BON ben Qntpefsnoen niht perz
brannte, tpuros uHter bic JiiBe sstrss
| ten.
Diro ais 9robung gegsu
urgarn ungeieben.
gubup.it 8. San. Die 4subsa
rungen oss Gr3ber5osz5 5brprfolgera
Gran3 1yerbinanb g.geniiber benz Wii=
| niitsrprd'ibenten 9rafen abusn 5s.
osrparp Itsbsn rpeiterbin i'm Wittsls
puntf Der grorteruHgen.
Die Sppoiition Iisht Die Worte Del
Jbronfolgers, beionoers htnIihtIih Del
Y.ritdrtuna oes S.erss unb Der Wari
ne, bic bepilligt tperoen uliiHe, ols elm
Drobung segen unsarn on. Is rpiri
cine Snterpsuation bedbiihtigt oabin
ssbero, oh Die Qsuberungsn pdhrbeits
gstreu pispsrgsgsbsn iino uno 9ra
abusn 3ur 9sr0ffsHtIihung Der au
.bsntnhsn QuslaFuHgen srmdhtigt 1T
protsft gsgeu Jlsif hHot6 +
Di.u, 8. San. Sn 5risit bdbsr
bic 1l.if6er, Iaut 8srabrsbung, ibr
gsItdfte geihIofen. 9as gorgehsl
bilb,t einsn grots't gsgtn bic 5Ieii6
nptb, gu oersn 9eTsitigurg tpirtiam
| mabregeln perlangt tpsroen.
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WetterbcriMt,

Tnr Ohio unb bas ip.Itlihe
Qenniplponien: 1riibes Wstter. ge-
fclot BON Gt,nee am Wlitiipoh i'm
nGrbIihen 1heil. 8erdnberlide, nab
Giioen umIhlaaenbe Winbe.