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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-03-28
Application No. 1877.

hpplldtlou mo. 1911.
Notice Of Application for Permission
10 Appropriate the Public
Waters Of the State Of
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day Of March, 1911, in accordance
with Section 25, Chapter XXI, of the
Statutes of 1909, one Charles A.
Evans, of Gerlach, County of Washoe,
and State of Nevada, made applica-
tion to the State Engineer of Nevada
for permission to appropriate the pub
lie waters of the State of Nevada.
Such appropriation is to be made from
Soldier creek (surface and subterran-
can flow, at points in the SWA OF
NWA of section 5, township 80 north,
range 25 east, M. d. M, and a second
diversion in NWA of SWA of Section
20, township 80 north, range 25 east,
M. d. NJ, by means of dams, and 1900
cubic feet per second is to be convey
ed to points in townships SO, 81, 3s and
80 north, range rs east, M. ID. b. NJ
by means of open canals and natural
stream channel, and there used for
irrigation and domestic use. Water
not to be returned to stream.
Signed: J. r. VAN NAGELL,
Asst. State Engineer
First publication, March IA, 1911.
Last publication, April IL, 1911.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-03-28
DR.. Bells Anti Pain

A sudden attack of Cholera Morbus
is dangerous. Keep DR.. Bells Anti
Pain at hand, a dose relieves almost
instantly It also cures Diarrhoea,
Cramps, F1ux and all Bowel Com
plants. For sale at Eagle drug store.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-03-28

There is Only One Pine Honey
That is DR.. Bells. 1t is the original
and can be relied on in Group, coughs,
colds and all lung and bronchial
troubles. Look for the bell on the
bottle. For sale by Eagle drug store.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-03-28

for the bureau of mines, $475, $500
Mining Science.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-07
'ASsA|tANT OF
BOOKER FREED
TWO JUDGES BEDIEvE wOAfAN's
STORY INSTEAD OF NEGRO
!. s....... EDUCATOR.

NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-Harry A.
Clrich. dog fancier. was acquitted
late to-day OF the charge OF assault
ing Booker 4. Washington, the negro
educator and principal Of Tuskegee
Normal school. at Tuskegee. Ala. ON
the night of March 10 last. Judge
Moss delivered the opinion Of the spe-
cial sessions court. Judge Zeller con-
CURED. but Judge O'Keefe dissented
The ruling read:
The court acquits the defendan,
by majority decision, Judge O'Keefe
dissenting
The acquittal was based on the
courts opinion of the relative value
Of these two passages of testimony:
BY Mrs. Sara Alvere8: "Dr. Wash
ington followed me and said: Hello
sweetheart | reported to Mr.. Ulrich
that big colored man had insulted
me-"
By Principal Warrington: II wen,
to the house to seek Mr.. d. C. Smith.
never addressed any remark to the
woman"
Immediately following the ac-
quittal Ulrich was rearrested upon
an Indictment found by the Essex
county. n. j., grand Jury, charging
him with deserving his wife four years
ago. He was later arraigned before
Chief Magistrate McAdop.
Plsacipal Washington was asked for
an expression on the result OF the
case. but would only remark:
Il have not = word to sAy."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-07
ENTANCLEMENTS STOP
DIVORCE TESTIMONY

WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.-The pro-
ceedings in the divorce suit of
Charles IA. Cottreu against his wife
have been suspended pending the az
termination by the court Of certain
entanglements which have grown out
" tho previous divorce OF Mr.. Cot
trelL
A divorce on statutory grounds was
granted to Mr.. Cottrell's former wife.
ana the law ~ laid down by the
present Mrs. Cottrelfs attorney Ii that
tho guilty party cannot remarry in
the District Of Colum bia. Mr.. Cot
trcll's second marriage did not take
place In the District Of Columbia, but
In. Maryland. and certain charges are
made BY the defendants attorney al
to why he went to Maryland to be
married.
Until the point sprung to-6hay has
bocu decided there will be no more
testimony adduced In the case.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-07
TAKE PRECAUTIONS
AGAINST EXPLOSIVES

WARRINGTON, Nov. 6.---Extraor-
binary precautions in the handling
Of smokeless powder have been or
dered by tho Secretary OF the Navy,
because Of reports that the explosion
on the French battieship Liberte was
due to the deterioration OF that high
explosive.
The new order that such high ex-
p10sives, when taken from the ships
to shore. or ships to target prac-
tice. shall be efficiently shaded from
the direct rays Of tho sun. and at no
time must It be exposed to a tenn
psfAture higher than 100 degrees
Fahrenheit.
When the order has not been COM
piled with In removing powder, the
exposed ammunition must be segre.
gated. and. II on board ships. Il must
be landed 1T = naval magaxieA at
the nrSt opportunity X beiief exists
,1AAk r AAA dsteEtaEats6
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-07
SOCIALIST, BUT
FIGHTS FOR FLAG
OLD JUROR IN NcNAMARA
CASE GIVES ATTORNEYS
SHARP ANSWERS.

/ Los ANGELES. CAL. Nov. a.
After answering question after cues
ton that finally called forth q pro-
test OF unfairness by Attorney payta.
OF the McNanara defenss. dooree W
Morton. rs years old, whom Deputy
District Attorney @. Ray Horton was
examining. retorted bittngly to the
query: Are you against the estab-
Iisned form Of government7 by re-
plying:
Why should be? fought to sas-
tain IT,"
Morton. veteran Of the Union army
after he had been passed By the de-
tense for cause as a Juror IN the trial.
admitted he was a Socialist, ana that
he had read the "Appeel to Reason. .
IL was then that the mercileas fire
OF questions began. and the old man.
MIN BILE OF wit. replied to every query.
30 that when the session closed. Hor.
ton was still endeavorinx to and
ground for cha1leneine him.
whether the night between capital
and labor 10 reflected In the trial WA.
q question brought openly into the
trial itself when Morton was on the
stand. Morton admitted under Hor-
toms examination that he thought
snch night In general was under wav
and 1t would be apt to play some part
In the Mcnamara trial.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-07
CAPITAL HOTELS
STIMULATE VICE
CHAIRMAN or WARRINGTON Elk
cIsE hoard ExPLAINs EVILS
OF SYSTEM.
ASK FOR LEGISLATION
HOTELS UNCONTROLLED AND IT
IS IMPOSSIBLE TO REVOKE
LICENSE UNI&R THE
LAW.
ASK FOR LEGISLATION

WASHINGTON. Nov. e.--Charao-
terizing certain hotels in Washington
as 'disreputable and vice breeding
resorts" w. r. Richards. chairma a
ex officto OF the Excise Board, will
recommend a number OF important
changes In the excise law. in the blu
to DO forwarded by the Commission
ers to Congress. The bin will pro-
vide for the transfer OF the duties
OF the Excise Board from the board
OF assistant assessors to the judxas
OF the Police and Juvenile courts.
In accordance with the direction
OF the Commissioner, Assessor Rich
ards will prepare the bill. which Will
Be drafted in legal form by Corpora
ton Counsel Thomas
Mcense Resuiremnenta-
One of the most important of Mr..
Rtchard1 recommendations will be
Ia reference to the granting OF hotel
liquor licenses.
Under the law as construed by the
courts. the Excise Board Ii compelled
to grant q license to any hotel hav-
ing twenty-five rooms and tho requi-
site number OF signers. without ref
erence to the character OF the estab-
lishmant.
This was decided by the Court of
Appeals In q decision handed down
December 4. 1908. In which 1t was
held that tho Excise Board has no
authority. under the act Of Congress
Of March 5, 1893. ~ amended BY the
act OF May II. 1894. esta blishing this
board. to refuse an application for
the renewal of q barroom license for
a hotel containing twenty-five rooms
for guests. because Of the reputa-
ton Of the premisea or Of the ap-
plicant as determined by the board. /"
Under this law. we are compelled
to grant the proprietor OF any hotel
a license" said Assessor Richards to-
day. Some Of these so-called hotels
are among the most disreputAble In
the city. We have investigated q
number Of these hotels only to find
that they are drinking places with
the privileges OF selling after hours
and on Sunday. During the week
Few guests are registered. but on
Sunday several pages OF names Of
guests appear. The inference Is OBJ
vious."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-07
BUCKET SHOP RAIDS
ARE CONSTITUTIONAL
WASHINGTON NOV

WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.-Bucket
shop legislation by Congress. under
which raids were made In seven cities
in the United States on April 2. 1910.
In constitutional. according to Jus
tico Charles III, Robb. Of the District
Court OF Appeals. who to-day revers-
ed tho decision Of Justice Dan Thew
Wright. Of the District Supreme
Court. in the cases against Louis Gel
In, Angela Celia. Samuel Adler and
others.
The defendants wsrv remandod for
trial. on the charge Of conapirinR to
nduct bucket shop here. They
also arc charged With oonducting =
chain Of odaoas In othas ctt1eA
Justice Wright held the act Wa n
violation OF tia constitution. In that
by the use Of the word ''contraO&s II
attempted to prohibit al aoreszn6nts
ana tradeA TAa appeal waa taken
at the instance Of the Departneat n9
JuekitA wAiah hAiA tlA& NJ oenF1
vAa = oeEae. ss1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-07
Mr.. MEYER TO ASK
FOR MORE SAILORS

WASHINGTON. Nov. s.--Secretary
Meyer will forward a recommends
ton to Congress next session for an
other increase in the enlisted person
mel OF the navy. There Is short
age of bluejackets since the big ships
have been put into commission. With
the completion OF the building pro-
gram authorized by the last Congress
the deficiency VIII reach point
where 1t will be necessary either to
lay up some of the best ships OF the
navy from lack OF a working COM
plement or obtain legislative authori-
~ for an increase In the enlisted per-
sonnet.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-07
FOUR LINEN SUITS
FOR "UNCLE JOE"

WASHINGTON. Nov 6.-Former
Speaker Cannon reached WASHINGTON
to-day with a wardrobe containing
amcng other things, four linen suits.
He will go to New York Tomorrow
to SAIL with the appropriations com
mfttee OF the house on a tour OF in
spection Of the Panama canal and
stated he had provided the suits to be
comfortable down on the isthmus as
well as TO be in style with his col
leagues.
Uncle Joe," said he was not feek
ing well. having had an attack Of
sort of creeping malaria" for some
time.
He diScoursed freely on the weather.
but declined to discuss the political
outlook other than to say he had
been told President Taft had made
= favorable impression In the West,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-07
MISS MORGAN ENJOYS
BEEF AND CABBAGE

NEW YORK. Nov. s,--Miss Anne
Morgan to-day visited the employees
restaurant. which she ana Z few OF
her friends established at the Brook
lyn navy yard three years ago. Ac-
cording to her secretary. who accom-
panied her, Miss Morgan's only object
ccrned beef and cabbage, OF which
she il very fond. 1t was noticed that
the meter OF Miss Morgan's taxicab 3
had charged up Sc worth OF wait
Ing time" when she had gotten only
half RI her 70 cent portion of ccrnsd
beet AAd ecAbbagA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-07
MAINE RETURNS
TO PROHIBITION
CORRECTIONS IN VOTE OF SEv.
ERAL TOWNS CHANGES
FORMER VOTE.

AUGUSTA. ME-. Nov. 6.--Governor
Plaisted and his council tonight ac-
cepted the corrections In the vote OF
several towns cast last September in
tho special election and as q result
Maine will retain constitutional prohi-
bition. The ohlcial returns showed
that the repeal of the amendment had
been carried by twenty-six votes. but
the corrections accepted tonight de-
feat the repeal by about seven hun
bred votes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-07
OTTOMAN TROOPS
CAPTURE OERnA
Italians Lose Heavily and
Entire Force is Taken
Prisoners
CRUISER CHESTER
OFF FOR TRIPOLI
Washington Does Not Be-
lieve Stories of Atrocities
by Italian Troops on
Defenseless Arabs

coNSrANTrNoPLE. Nov. s.-It
was officially announced to-day that
tho Ottoman troops have occupied
Derna and that in the engagement
preceding the occupation five hun
drcd Italians were Killed and that tn .
remainder OF the Italian force was
taken prisoners Eighteen guns were
captured by the Turks,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-07
JOSEPH p. CALDWELL
NOW IN EXTREMIS

Especial to Tho Richmond virRinian. !,
RALEIGH. N. c.. Nov. 6.-JosAph
r. Caldwell. for twenty years editor Of
the Charlotte. N. c.. Observer and
rrobably tho most capable editor in
the State. II In extreunis and not ex-
pected to live through the night. Al
midnight he was sttll alive.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-07

II am after that Amberola." says
each contestant. This last special
offer Of an Amberoia. value $500, and
SIS worth OF Amberol records, eelec-
ton OF the same left 70 the winner.
which will be given the contestant
who secures the most votes before 6
p. NJ December /, has spurred all
to do their utmost to win.
1t Is taken for granted that there
10 no one in Richmond and the State
Of Virginia who has not heard OF this
contest. but there may be those who
are not thoroughly familiar with its
details. To these The virginian
makes an especial appeal to call and
find out about 1t.
The Contest Department tries to
encourage every one to enter: tries
to make them understand how I'm
portant It Is that they work and
work hard In selecting the prizes
for this campaign The Virginian
sought to secure rewards calculated
to interest every one. and though
there are quite q number OF contest
ants entered. there are but few real
workers.
No more sttampt need be made to
explain this; 1t only knows that It
10 70. You can see By the published
list who these workers are. and II In
a pity that your name v not among
them. II. indeed, 1t IL not. 1t 10 q
subject of wonder what It would take
to cause some OF the sleepy-heads TO
wake up. The contest hasn't been
able to do II. though It has been on
long ana earnestly.
1t IL strange that there ara not
more people who recognise what an
opportunity this Ii. The fact that
The Virgtnian u now Offering q spe-
ctal prize makes It all the stranger.
What would the answer be were some
II you asked why YOU are not In the
racer
The chances are that In the ma
Jority OF cases 1t would be: Because
don't think I oAn win" This IL q
foolish notion. OF course you can.
The work will not hurt you. and
the prise you can win would be an
everlasting satisfaction to you.
Take advantage OF every opportun-
tty offered to increase your number
of votes. Do not let q single friend
or relation slip by without having
tried to secure . subscription from
them. Always remember that others
are Interested in your success. Do
not be selfish and disappoint them.
They gave you = subscription. think
ing they were backing you q vim
ner. It's up to you to make rood
and ahow your appreciation Of their
help.
SIM An Open RACE.
The contest II stu an open race.
and many entries may yet be made.
1t will not take dollar OF your own
money to ret In on this contest. with
award OF ps5aod ps3xss in Addition
to the great rewards.
This special prize was not prom
ised when It was announced that an
automobile. piano. lot. ETC., would be
given away. and 1t comes az a sur
prise to the contestants who are con-
possessing the former
prizes.
Are YOU ready when opportunity
knocks 1t your door? You are not
out q cent, Think OF It. Any per-
son who 10 qualified to become q can
didate may enter the contest. by .hlI-,
ing out ar application.
Vote Exhibit
Vote exhibit appearing In to-day's
Virgfnian contains a list OF standings
of all candidates and their vote up
to p. NJ. on Saturday. November
4. Next list OF candidates and their
standings will appear In Saturdays
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-07
Absolutely Free of Charge
An Amberola Can
Be Yours
LARGE COLLECTIONS,
OF FINE RECORDS
You Get the Handsome Pre-
sent Valued At Two Hum
bred Dollars If You
Make Good

Prtzo winners In special Of
fer which closed Saturday.
November 4. at r. NJ.
First, S5o.oo-Dr. w. A.
0iils, District No. ,. 6b,265
votes.
Second. 325.ooJ. F. Bar
low. District No. e., 9S5.575
votes.
Third. $l5.00--P. 8. smith,
District No. 3, 271,o55 votes.
Fourth. 1900 - Pretlow
Laird. District No. 3. 21s.iI0
votes.
These prizes, IN gold. VIII
be paid to the winners II they
will call on tho campaign man
manager this morning after .
o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-07
Anarchy In Annoy.

WASHINGTON. Nov. Ga dis
patch received this afternoon by the
State Department from the American
legation at Pektng states that Consul
Arnold at Annoy, China. has asked
for = warship. In his telegram to the
legation the consul says anarchy pre-
walls at Annoy and neither life nor
property Is safe. He urges immedi-
ate action.
Rear Admiral Murdoch. in COM
mand OF the American fleet in China
was advised Of the request and il
practicable he will dispatch a yes
sci to the aid of the consul.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-07

MALTA, Nov. 6.-Commander BEN
ton c. Decker. Of the American
cruiser Chester. was to-day order ed
to proceed to Tripoli at once.
Advices OF all kinds from TRIPOD,
continue very meagre. 1t Is stated,
however, that the sanitary condition
there 10 gradually growing worse. The
bodies OF many ANabs who died from
cholera or from hunger We're found
In tho streets of the city. Palm
groves on the outskirts of the city
contain many corpses
There arc fifty cases of cholera in
the Italian army.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-07
REBELS APPOINT
WI TO OFFICE
Famous Chinaman Now Holds
Prominent Place Among
Shanghai Leaders
CONSUL AT Annoy
ASKS FOR WARSHlPS
Wires American Legation at
Perking That Anarchy
Prevails and Life
is Unsafe

LONDON. Nov. g. a London
Times dispatch announcing the ap-
pointment Of Or. WI Ting Fang. by
the revolutionists to an important Of
fice in the revolutionary organization
at Shanghai while net confirmed Of
ncially IL accepted as true. WI Ting
Fang was for q long time In favor
with the ruling authorities at Picking.
but he gradually fell out with those
Ia power. partly because of his adj
vance reform views. He has been
living In Shanghai for some time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-07
Shanghai Celebrates.

HONGkOEG, Nov. 6.---There was an
extraordinary outburst OF enthusiasm
nere to-day when a report came from
Shanghai that me native city Of Pa
King had been captured by the rebels.
The city was soon in gala dress.
Rebel haSs appeared everywhere and
fireworks were exploded in all parts
OF the city. The report has not been
confirmed.
Tho English troops intended for the
protection OF foreigners at Tien Tsin
are ready to move. Six companies are
under orders
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-07
Gunboats JosJin Rebels,

SHANGHAI. Nov. 6.-T'hree Inn
perial gumbots, section OF Admiral
aah's feet. hoisted the rebel flag to-
day amid much rejoicing bby their
crewA The whereabouts OF Admiral
Sab Is unknown. but he Is thought
to be hiding in Shanghai.
Ching kKiang, Is the. province of
Kiang 6u. went over to the rebels dur
ing the day. There was no disorder
Ching KiAng IL a city OF about $780,
GOO poulation and Is a treaty port.
Hang Chow, the capital Of the
province Of Che kiang. was taken last
night BY the rebels and the governor
OF the province captured. Thefe was
desperate firing. but the result IL not
known.
The Chinese telegra piers here went
on strike to-day. The cabbles have
not been molested thus far The
cable huts are guarded by foreign
marines.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-07
Washington Inere.aa.ous

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-Neither
the state department nor the war de-
parfment officials swallowed withou,
sufficient salt the stories cabied here
officially BY the Turkish foreign office
making direct attack on Italy,. aileg-
Ing barbarous and atroeious treatm emit
of Turks and Arabs by the Italian
army at Tripol.
More circumstantial stories relating
to wholesale murders Of Armenians
and Buigarians BY the Turkish army
have often come to the state depart
nSent- War officials think tho ap-
peal OF Turkey was sent out for effect
when she comes to making the final
terms with italy On the eession .o1
TripoH.
1t was observed by officials herV
that the stories which were reiterated
last night by the Turkish embassy here
for the Turkish foreign office were
Identical with those which have
previously been disposed OF by the
Italian foreign Office and which are
denied here prs forma again by the
Italian EMBASSY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-07
Turks Gut on Water supply.

LONDON. Nov. s.--According TO
dispatches received hero from a
Turkish source the Turks and Arabs
have combined In a series OF attacks
in the vicinity OF Tripoh and have
succeeded In driving the Italians
back into the city. where they now
practically hold them as prisoners
The Turks have also captured the
Boumeliana wells, forcing the Italians
TO get their water supply from their
ships
The European powers are trying to
arrange peace terms.
The Turks are willing TO accept
mediation. on condition that Italy
foregoes her claims to political rights
in TripoH. Turkey In willing to give
Italy economic privileges.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-07
0st the Amberola

Zee anAouncement OF
ast special effeR IN The
vlrH1nlan's Great Prize
contest.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-26
9ie Yrufite Der WunOpDle.

Ter gsridt bes aorporatipn3s
Gommii'drs uber oas gabutss Wonoe
pol be'tdtigt sablenmdbig, mas ia
obnsbin isI6itperftdnbIih mar, haB
MonppOIs glan5enoe Geiadfts MAIDEN.
Sn Der gigarstten 9rupps b.s Ia
bats Maonopols bsIGuft Der qrpiit
BON ben grsifbarsna,tipsn f6 auF 222
prossnt; BON Rduhta6nt auf 103
pro5ent. Jm Shnupftabut Gepartes
msnt brineen bic Stammattisn, bsnen
abiplut tein Wsrtb ssssniibsritsbt,
ba jsbsm Bomb ebenTc pieIe qts
tisn ais 9ei6snt binsugsfiigt lpuroen,
einen profit Don 20 qro3snt.
prifen mir iest oisfs 3ablen oui
ibrs inners 8eoeutung. Sn ritsr
Reibe srnsiien fi., bob bic monopols
bic 9erbrauGer lin minesitens ods
8ierfdte iibertbeuern. 3tpeitsns erpeis
len lie, baB bic Monopole ale tpirt5s
fhaftl den Snbtpioualttdtsn In ibrem
YrDouttions5p.ig srfpiirsen. 5is gis
garsitsn Jabritation 1T sdn5lih mos
nppolifirt, sbenio bic Shnupftaboiz
probuttipn. Sn Gautabat bat bic
apntlirren3 fait sdr3li6 aufssbort.
Sn Ruudtabat III iis nur nod esrine=
fisig. Bios bas 3igarrsngsftdft bal
bislang ii9 Der WonopoliIiruns gu srs
pebren Dermoht, ba in biefem Gdls
Der gruft nur Is proseut Der probuts
tipn tpntrolirt. Gin griab fir Den
sroben S1ubsn, ben bic 9eTslIihaft
our1 ben bohen preis unb noh mebr
burH bic 8erri9tung Der inbiDipuels
lea eriiten3en erlsibet. tpirp niht selies
fert, bsnn oieaObns. Die Der 5ru't 5ahlt,
finb nieoriser, als bic tnbipibusllsu
Jabritunten fie gu bs5ablsn pflegten.
Der Grunp 1T lsint genug su per-
fteben. Der 9ruit III in elmer Sns
lpuItrie 8ranhe oer einaige 4rbeitee.
Der. Wer fih ben gebinsunaen bsa
5rults nibt fiisen pill, fdnn nibt ipr
|anbers binseten, foislih fiigt er ii6
0emnah III Der 9ruit elm abfolut,a
uebel.
Nun bebauptet Der prdlioent. baf