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nAJnonnnrrEsA CHANCES.

Senator Bourne in announcing his
adherence to. the candidacy of Sem
ator LaFollette, asserts that the Wis
consin statesman will be nominal
ed and elected" Both of these state
ments may well challenge the criti-
cism of careful observers. LaFollette's
candidacy. deserving as it is, would
have to be wonderfully strong to ov-
ercome the strength of the Taft adj
ministration, which can obtain from
Southern states in which there is al
most no Republican vote, delegates to
constitute considerable portion Of
the Republican national convention.
The Roosevelt administration procur-
ed Taft's nomination by this very
means. But neither is the LaF'ol-
lette candidacy as weak as Eastern
politicians seem to believe. Per-
haps a third of the Republican states
are in the hands of insurgent lead
ers, and these leaders are almost to
a unit behind the candidacy of the
Wisconsin man. The West, also, is
not of the same conservative mind
as the East. 1t may decide to have
nothing to do with conservative lead
ers, of whom Taft is one. Taft's OPP
position to the initiative, referendum
and recall, and his attitude toward
the Arizona constitution have great
ly injured his prospects through the
west and q part of the South? If
LaFollette should be nominated.
could he win? Doubted. The Re-
publican party would be = abandoned
by hundreds of conservativesJow hose
fear would amount to panic.
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A SHATTERED IDOL.

Congressman Hills friends seem to
be badly scared over the idea, that
the state may ben cut into Rve- dis
fricts. The Hartford Courant de-
ciares that it would not be justice
to Mr.. Hill for the Republican party
to keep its simple platform promises.
In other words, take Litchfield coun-
ty away and Mr.. Hill could not be
elected. But is Fairfield County a
Democratic county? No, at still
contains a large majority of Repub-
leans, voters so Disguised with the
present leadership of their party that
they will vote against their political
affiliations rather than tolerate it. In
1908 Fairfield County gave Mr. Hill
S.27e plurality. Two years later this
plurality dwind1ed to 1,423. In the
meantime the idol of the people," as
his friepde height ted yter call him, had
voted for the Payne-Aldrfch bill,
against the income tax and against
pretty much all legislation favored by
TIC PCUPIC P4CltyTTI dli
legislation against which there was a
strong public opinion. He also had
the misfortune to be opposed by a
man entirely familiar with the issues,
and one able to make the voters see
the essential relation of Mr. Hills
craftsmanship to the demands of
Wall street, and the tariff barons.
Nor is there any reason to suppose
that Mr.. Hill will be saved even if
he retains Litchfield County as a part
of his district. His loss in LitchfieId
was as great relatively as his loss in
Fairfield county. There is every rea-
son to suppose that this loss, which of
course was a loss of Republican votes,
will be greater two years hence. Mr..
Ailf- championship Of reciprocity,
which helps no ono war; 49,. e71a
was OPPOSED by the farmers, has not
endeared him to the agriculturists of
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STEEL TRUST BARS SMOKING.
FOrbids Use of Tobacco by EMPLOYEES
in Working Hours.

Pittsburg, Sept. Down with Gig
arettes and tobacco and up with mol :
al standards is, the latest cry of the
United States Steel Corporation, which
in many ways, has been striving to
uplift it's thousands of workmen. Fol-
lowing the lead of the American
Bridge Company. the Steel Corpora
ton is making tobacco a contraband
article during working hours in the
Pittsburg mills.
The first move was made at Am
bridge. the townsite of the American
Bridge Company's great industry. No
tees have been posted there forbid
ding smoking within the big plant.
and it is understood that the officials
in order to set an example. will re-
frain from smoking in office hourss
The example of the American Bridge
Company has been followed in var
Gus Carnegie mills. and there has
been little or no protest against the
ruling from the men.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-09-07
Spirit Of G. W.
Moves in Veins
Of Descendant
She Is Only Eight But She
Has Washington's Fight
ing Blood and Then Some

New York, Sept. MARY Wash
ington Bond Morosini, eight years old,
and whose ancestry bore relationship
with George Washington, with the
traditional fighting blood in her veins.
was summoned to the Mount Vernon
Police Court Tuesday, accused of haV-
ing thrashed playmate, Albert
Kanzmann, two years younger than
she. The boy was there on a counter
charge of assault in the third degree
He looked as if he thought the "gob-
berlinsd git him.
AS Miss Morosini stood before Act
ing City Judge Appel she held doll
almost as big as herself. She is a
daughter Of Attilie P. Morosini, whose
banker and a confidant of Jay Gould.
Her mother was Miss Mary Washing
ton Bond, Jersey beauty.
Mrs. Morosini and her mother, Mrs.
Bond, were in court. SO were the
Kanzmanns and many other jewellers
the trouble between the children took
place last Saturday everybody in that
part OF Mount Vernon has taken sides
in the case.
Tale of Tripping With Stick.
Mary, standing on tiptoe to get her
chin above the railing, told the Judge
that she was roller skating in Rich
avenue in front of her home when the
Kanzmann boy ran across the street
and slammed a big stick down on the
sidewalk, right in front of her. She
tripped on it, fell, and was hurt.
''It was such a bad fall" spoke up
Mrs. Morosini, that I told Mary to
thrash the boy. She did so.''
Young Kanzmann stepped forward
and said the stick story wasn't true.
He had no stick, he said, and be
didn't trip Mary or make her fall.
But he asserted, she ran up to him
while he was playing and beat him
On the head and shoulders with a
leather lash.
Did you hear that?" and "Oh, just
listen!" came from friends of the
Morosinis.
Mrs. Bond, who had stood in The
centre of the room, told Judge Appel
that her ancestors founded this
country"
Are we not in court of liberty? 2"
she demanded.
Family Tree Doesn't Count.
Ancestry will not be considered in
this case" replied the Judge. He
thought over the testimony and then
dismissed both cases.
Keep away from Mary was his
advice to the boy. Then turning TO
George Washington's small descend
ant he added "And don't you take
the law into your own hands again,
miss, no matter what your ma and
grandma tell you to do
Mary Rugged her dollie and went
with ma and grandma out of court
along with the other persons from
Chester Hill.
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60 HE'LL" TONES
DOWN HIS NAME

New York. Sept. TO. He'll, con-
fectioner of No. 14S3 Broadway,
Brooklyn, received permission from
Judge Grant in the Kings County
Court Tuesday to change his name
to Hill.
A reporter for The World found
Mr.. Hell-HilI much pleased at the
Courts decision.
81 never cared for HE'LL said Hill.
..I used to get hot whenever alleged
humorists tried to do funny stunts
with my name People used to ask If
nv house had a He'll Gate and all
that sort of fool stuff. If it hadn't
been for He'll I might have spent
happier life. Even the children would
take advantage of it. One kid would
say to another, Where shall we go
would answer, Go to He'll"
"Will you sell hot drinks in the
winter" asked the reporter.
"Of course answered the recent
owner of He'll.
You. must have been a He'll of a
man to get along with under your
old name was ventured.
That's one of the oldest Of the
gags and I'm surprised at YOU" re-
answer, I was just what you say. 1t
was the DEVILS own job 20 keep cool
when people tried to josh me. I felt
like sticking pitchfork into some
of them Now that I've switched from
He'll to HILL / won't have customer
calling me up and saying over the
telephone: Isn't this He'll? Naturally
I'd have to answer: 'Yes-O. He'll
my name was almost a barrier to
matrimony. Supposed I'd got in love
with a girl named Damn?''
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Uhr q. M. Nran Un11tpatt11.
EatahltHhp1 lH57.
The Autumn ailored Gowns
for Street and Business Wear.

AS announced yesterday, the Fall Suits here
in large numbers, finely tailored costumes in Scotch
Mixtures, Tweeds, and Imported Worsteds, many Of
which entirely exclusive design and made up with
the finest of Innings and fnishings.
Business Suits of Cheviot and Fancy Serge, dag
onas, Whpcords and mannish cloths in black and
neutral coorngs, with all the marks of perfect tailor
ing Elegant satin Innings inner and outer pockets,
and all moderately priced is consistent with quality.
Coat and Suit Rooms, second floor
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Great Treasure
Found In Opono
Riches in Cathedral Vaults of
Which Church Was Ignorant

Oporto, Sept. 7-Agents of the gov
eminent while taking an inventory of
church property have found in the
underground vaults of the cathedral
here a great amount of treasure, as
to the existence of which the authori-
ties of the church were almost entire
ly ignorant
The accommodations of wealth date
from the centuries when Portugal was
a rich colonial power.
Chests that have been discovered
are filled with gold ingots and plates
and gold ornaments studded with
enormous rubies Altar furniture of
pure gold has been found.
The discoveries have caused SEN
sation in this city
revert to the State under the Separa-
ton law.
The Sc, or Cathedral Of Oporto, is
one of the Oldest ecclesiastical build
ings in Portugal. 1t was originally
Romanesque structure, but was re-
built in the Gothic style. Above
ground there are now few remains of
the earlier building, and the interior
is not impressive.
That Portugal is rich in art treas
ures- is, in fact, the best hunting
ground remaining in Europe-has been
recognized for some years by discern
ing collectors. France, Italy, ( and
even Spain have been secured for
precious objects, but Portugal is still
a mine of wealth, and the operation of
the law separating Church and State,
involving the investigation of the
property of the churches, is likely to
result in many interesting finds.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-09-07

opposed all tariff changes calculated
to be of benefit to the farmer, and
likely to compensate him for his loss
es that, may occur under the recip-
rocity treaty.
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Hosiery Items.

For Girls and Boys school Ribbed Isle
Stockings, fast black with sp1ced heels and toes a
regular rs ct stocking
Is cts pair, special
All sizes from S to oH
Silk-Boot Stockings for women A lot of the
popular slkboot, which it may be remembered
silk the nstep and the ankle the soles and
garter tops of strong durable Isle In black and white
SO cts pair, as before
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WATER SUPPLY
HOTEL KAATERSKILL

In the Catskill Observation-Disclosures
5000 Feet-The Rejuvenatfon OF
This Famous Resort
The first time this hotel has bee.
leased. Mr.. Louis Frenkel, for n
years proprietor of the Hotel Albert,
has leased this hotel, and has reno
waited and put 1t in first class condf-
ton, Climate and location unequaled
in either Europe or America. Up to
date Garage, Boating. Fishing, Golf,
Tennis, Excellent accommodations
for Conventions. Assembly rooms
seating 1000 persons. Symphony Or
chestra. Special Attractions and In
ifucements for the Younger Set.
HARRISON S. DOWNS, Manager
Booking Office, Berkeley Lyceum. 10
West 44th st.
HOTEL KAATERSKILL
KaatersIxill. p. O. n. z.
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CONFESSION OF WEAKNESS.

(Hartford Times.)
The most dangerous prophecy in
Connecticut is political prophecy; we
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School Furnishings.

Stationery Sundries in the way of blank books pads,
note books, composition books, stenographers note
books, and pencils of dependable sorts Pens ink,
erasers, ETC.
Stationery Section.
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SPRAY SYRINGES
RUBBER HEELS

We carry only best kind of heels
CSC pair
40c pair put on
Gas Tubing. sc Der foot
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5riesria Seder.
Sin gsoenfblatt 3u ieinsm hnHoert'
idbrissH Geburtstass.
Bon DilIiam 9. Ds Der.

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fpitterrsgen. lie S6ulses s0elIsihen
goniumpereine batten einen patriotic
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reht tdmpfte. Gin libera!tr Wino fett.
ern, Der bic Woierlanoss uno 5rsibeiis'
lieber aus benz Shlummer pedts (onel
ia6ten oi. aieb.r ben @inp un0, man
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Booen, b0rts man nod Elm anberei
ai.o, in Der Reoitionsperiooe. In bel
Giurm= unb Dransiabren 1848 uhl
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4rmeen erm0slidte. AIs i'd abtr bic
behtfdben Solbatsn geitbtn unb Die
frnnsDiiIhen Gclbatefl 5n Osiiht be-
fcmn,en. ipar mir A1es tlar getpors
ben." Gr fonb In beutfhen Wtrbdlts
niffen Wannes uus5uiebsn. Wnr fpts
niae isinsr Gsiinnunsssenohen per-
mohten es oamnls ihon, lth 5ur 9one
sines Ghurs unb Ctienbprfer empors
suihtpinaen uno benz Wtrte glsmards
bic unoefbeilteite Spmpatbie entsegens
subrinaen. Ten BehIitIas, Dsutits
lamb in republitanilde 8ahnen 3n
Ienten, ionnte Ct nihi pertpinoen; absr
In Der IprtIhritiIihen Gnttpidslurs
1eutIhlunDs auf pplitiitem Oebteie
tpirb Der .loeders periope" tros oIsbtm
elm berpnrrossnb.r plds sinssrdumt
:peroen miiIisn penn aut) oos
Gfporss RpttsGoIb pem shnorss
M.iss Roth lpeihsn mubts. Jm yer.
laa. bon Goitfdids sDiiter su IsnitaDi
a. q. lieb i,edtr i'm Sabre 1872 ttns
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Iunaen eriheinen. Der fpdtsr islHs ~Se.
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DeutItlanb" fOlstsn. soedsr's eln'
fluff auf bas rationale gDisotrsripai
den bes b.uiiten Dolies ilhert ibr
elm bl,ibenoes 4nbenien. Ssin Jtutr'
| sifsr fir bic fortihrittlite sntfpid.
lung Der R.nihbtit erloih nur mi
jeinem 2sbsn. 90 ishr .r auh csl
omeri.aniIdtn Union snssthan lDar
| fir oeren Grboliuns er Out nno bln
a.opiert, mar sr bod 9,utihsr ssol'e
ben bonn Sheit,l bis sur Sohls. I'M
als ,r am "a. Wdrs 1881 bic Ause'
fir INNER ssihIoH.n, ianb man u
I.intm 5eiiamentt bic Ssiiimmune
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tsn Wi. 10 monher isiner Bunlh'
IN aud oi.ier Dunih bsdsr's unsr
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Mus bent 0unbes s8ebdube.

Der prGTioirsnbe Nihter bts Bum
bss artis pptnaiionsserihlsbofs,
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400, Der infoIe. fsinss hchtn 4ltsrs ~
ben Rubel.anb asireisn iit, proi'oiris
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rsh.sbofs, ippraui sr ieintn HohIrL
asr. Rihier arihar 6. Teniion, ebfnf
fans pon Drano Rapios, Wih., n:Es
.ipiai.. Ratbem berislbs ieinen SIP
sinaenommsn bate. tpuroe Rihisr
ssobn 80. Mnrrinaion sum prdiinutr
ben Rifier srrGbli. Der brittle Rit.
ter bes a1nesiums III RiHtsr Iopdl
g.. anappen.
Der 3eremonie pobntsn cine ercbs
Nnsobl AnpGlis bel. bic oen ntusn
Tihier, nafbem q ptrsioist mar. thrt
G.iidpiiniHe boibrohtsn.
Sm BunbessT TiisTitts sGeri4t DiIros
asiisrn bic nsus GranbsJurp, bic nus
| 81. Ulitslisbsrn btitsbi unS oersn E6s
mann 5srr J. W. 5iiber pom bier ili.
suIammsnaeftsfli uHo trai iofort. nahs
bslR Ritisr Cater ibr bic nothiesH
Snliruttionsn ertbeilt bate. sur Be
ratbuna iiber bic porlisesnosn Udn.
suiommen. unisr ben assssrsH bss
iiHott jiH Der Don bes friibersn 3ahls
eleris Der sJiiriisns Griiitn glaiioHois
Hans, Walass &. DaDis, iDesfn I'm
It.~s<hfca,,un MN x15A0 bte sr iuafrts
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| a6rperf4oft ipirb ipuhriheinli& iMoi
beuis sinsn Bsri6t uHisrbrsitsn.
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t,r moe,t, fofort nit ben Dinetrn sis
MA, mpisifde gsfntp0runssssittn
mnS bait. orcbe auR. Ddppnauiauftn.
Toto b.niiste bic suniiies GtIsssnnsii.
,Int ,pisber einmal l6er ben Wipsrlsnn
Oi,f.s abersIaubens 80 phi!oiOpblrsn.
I'd, hob, mir oi,isr 9ast bic rShone
SsIsnas una.Ieben.' iasts e. ~ino mir
IN niht einmal Der aronltunisr auI
ben aopf a.folien F. limb ll.bt Du.
ii, Iprehe i,bt gons gsmiiibl'n pot
escolrs Cffsnbof unb mir palilrt
aud, nid,t oas a.rineiis." Sis bogsn osi
nisIen Worieu i'm Die Strdbentds lino
sctp Ic5riit poran. Ta rerisbts mitisH
! an fbem gouleporo Der balb sornist.
hoIb bsluIiiots Batter bem Sohn sinsn
gubtriit ser oliidliftrrpsiie cine flsi.
| Itid. aOrpsrfeue traf. uno ldsts:
WirIi Tu nod INNER bsbauptsn, Dab
Dir nitts poHirt iIt2"
| Ter Didttr bet poriisr
i6intertreppen. Die ~iltsntH
a,uie- unb bic aplpOriaess sBuhbdnos
| Ter in paris fino In tisfe 1rausr per-
| jsbt: ihr giebling. Der Shrifsftllsr
| e3uilbert @nimhnro, IN ssitorbsn.
guimbaro mar Der in pnris ON msis
| ten ael,ien. Romanitrifiitsllsr, Ct
mar iapisr be Wcniepin. 5ulssUiarn.
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elmer g,erion. Der Dihier Der Varts
rinnsn. Der g]fortnerfrouen, Dien'ts
. m6od5en uno Droiht.nsuiihsr. psr
Wnnn, Der Sunberiiauisnot tn Span
: nune spiid3en 8srsp.iiluns nnb eHt.
alden ti.It. ,i.rsu mub b.nsris
| luerosn. mas Ginaefp,ihien lGnalt TEN
gsbeimnib mehr TT, bab franSolufs
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: beutfft. Tprt in bereits bas rprln.
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ne uno .Reasr". Ter patrpn bed
sumtift ni. SSee ons uno entpsrft oi'
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sum Ronan. Rur 10 III ss osnibar
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n flint bic feds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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g. ,r nur nod bon Ulorb unb einbruc
IN BON mpfsiih,n Gr.isniiIsn i'm Bat
o. orioll,s Gunriier. Wer piro lei
s' iiir bic ileinen Wdoten. fir bieVfor
nc n,rfrauen, fur bi, Grcfttenintih
ne uno bi. Di,nitmdoden bic srauisns
as reasHoen unb riibrislisen Eor'al
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Saft unb 9rpan habeH IN
Qincpln, Rebrastu, 5reunbihoft ses
i1loIIen uno oisie nit eiuem @lals
WuTier begpTsu. Dos 1T siue ts9r
bunne unb pGiIsrigs 5reunoitaft.
TaB ni6ts 8rdftigeres gepdhlt purs
be, lit grpon 5usuidrsiben, Der jsst
In Qrobibitiun arbeitst. Der 0e9sHs
itono, Der tie 5uiammsnssbradt bat
tit ebenfuus iebr pGFsrig. Gs 1T oas
Der euise Srieoe our6 gertrd9e.
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ME es BEN anitein bot, tit
grGIioent 5aft beim Grobtapital in
glerruf qeratben. giner naf ben
onperen pon ben groben 5inanaiers
ninmt Stsnuns segen Die QHii6t oes
grGfibenten. boB WOHopols niht ges
ouloet iperben oiirfen, gieihDiel oh lie
Dem Bolfe heilIam ober na9tbeilig
fiup. Gs pirb Darauf btngsfpiefen,
buB ie GROCER Der 8etrieb lit, er befto
btlIiqer prpnu3iren tann uno oaB
burt bic Wonopoliiirung aud grobc
GrfpurniIIe an 8ertaufsfofteR gemadt
tperoen. 1emnah ftebe Der grdfibent
Der ameritaniihen Snpuftri. i'm Degs
unb beDirte. oob oas ameritanifda
Eapiial iih benz 4uslanbe 5upeno.t,
100 man pernanftiser fei uno ben Wos
nppolismus geitatte. Das aapital lei
Miuens, iif elmer Hontrole ourh bis
Reaieruna su unterDerfen uno ben
profit NIT pem 8erbrauher 3u tbeis
len, axr es poae niht nit 3uhfhdus
benrobt perbsn. penn es Die 5noHffris
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-04

9as Rem gorter itdotiias
gubaet belGuft iid ouf nahe eine halbe
miuiarbe Dollars. Dus lit Die odlfts
Der ausaaben Der gunoes Rsgies
rune, bic cine srobe Warins. tein 9ro7
hes aber iebr to1tipieliges Gambler
uuterbdlt, pelde on 200 Wtltonen
Dollars gsniipn uussablt unb ionlt
fir ben nutionalen Srganlsmus
Spree trdqt. Qus oieiem VersIeIhe
mus berporaebsn. oaB Die 2lussahe
elmer ipIhsn Rie'snIumme BON etnsr
balben Wiqiarps fir eine Wuni5tpas
Itt1t eiuer rieIigen 8srseubuns 5u5us
itrsiben lift. llsberruIdsn Dtro oas
ia nitt, ou bic lhlehte Berpaltun5
pom Rep gort iprihpOrtlib 1T. vi
leir unm6alih fann man Iih BEL oielsr
ShatIade berubieen, oa ohne Qrophes
teuoobe Der 3uIammenbruh elner lpls
den 8irtbIaaft poraus5uisbsn 1T.
Sffenbar liegt eine ortneenpe Not9s
penotateit fir bic giirgsr Don Rem
gort Dor, ibrs aufmeriiamteit aut DE
8erbsiTeruns Der itdotiiden gsrfpal'
tuna su tpnsentriren. Die btshertet
Wstbooe osg parteipetieis riro mob
oseber lots srinoIid psrfeblt anertsn'
nsn. Die Npthtpenoisteit geblstst e.
men GpftsmrpsGid uno osTsn srlt'
| grunbb.binsuns 1T bic abiolute I'm
| ,hhsr,in.eit npr Jpuuisipalitat ppr
Der asgislatur. SIT oisls errungsn
bann oiirfte es na6 tIaiiiiasm Wsu'te'
am glabe isin, auf fiinf Sabre elmer
! Tittatpr einsuIssen, Der unbsh'nper
burh StootrGtbs uno ionittss osrar
tiqe g.b0rbsn, rpeIhe bauptiddItd d
9erosuoung osridulbsn. Der STAB
Rem gort Ginridtunssn mad ssrl'ns
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