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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-04-28
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THEORY OF
DEFENSE
Went on With Game Az
ter Made Confession:
Burns Denies.
Special to the Express.

Special to the Express.
Los Angeles, April 28.--Attorneys
Hilton and Harrison, representing the
McNamaras, charged with dynamiting.
the Times building, stated definitely
today that they would not regard Or
tic McManigal as co-defendant Win
the Mcnamara brothers, but would at
tack him as they would any other
state witness. They regard him as
second Harry Orchard and will try to
prove that he confessed under prom
ise OF immunity 1t is said that de-
nial Of his confession will be introduc-
ed in the trial.
District Attorney Fredericks stated
today that McManigal had admitted
that he continued his dynamiting oper-
ations after agreeing to furnish De-
tective Burns the details OF the plot
wGich he was supposed to be carry
ing out The defense assert that his
testimony will be a boomerang, At
torneys for the McNamara's say they
have proof that McManigal was in
communication with Burns and that
he received money from the detective.
So far as the defense is concerned
III was announced by counsel last night
that the case OF the alleged dynamite
eonspirators will be conducted hence.
Forth upon the theory that there is q
Parry Orchard problem. to be dealt
with in the forthcoming legal battle
for the lives Of John J. Mcnamara, sec
retary Of the International Bridge and
Structural Iron Workers association,
and his brother James
The two McNamaras are now the
only clients Of the attorneys retained
~ the labor organizations and the
legal fire Of their legal defenders will
be turned upon Ortie McaIanigal, the
man who was placed in Jail with them
yesterday as an accused fellow con-
spirator,
49, t1aat uDO0O ~ lOot <All6Stu.
confession so much has been said and
written, was examined for three hours
today by District Attorney John D.
TIedericks.
Attorney 0. N Hilton. chief counsel
OF the Western Federation Of Miners,
said that he was convinced that Nc.
Maligal made sworn statements at
that time purporting to fix the guilt OF
the Times explosion and other dyna-
mite outrages. The statements Of
District Attorney Fredericks in this
connection were considered significant
bur not conclusive.
But Hilton declared the state might
be in the position of having an alleg-
ed confession that was denied before
hand by the author Of it. McManigal
will have no attorney AT least he
told Hilton so when the latter called
a. the jail today and later District At
to"aey Fredericks made the same
statement for him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-04-28
WIFE IS
ACCUSED

Special by United Press.
g. Louis, Mo-, April 2S. Mrs.
con James, aged 2s, was arrested to-
7y on charge of numbering her hus5
band aged "a. who was found dead in
bis room early this morning with a
puiiet in his side. A revolver was
Ioand on the floor in the room.
The murder was discovered. when
HIS James summoned doctor, re-
crting that her husband was dying.
ko motive for the crime is known.
Mrs James ran two blocks in her
|are feet and night dress. 1t is as
serted that she told her mother that
she had killed her husband The cou-
,lc had been married five months.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-04-28
How chinese Paint.

Nearly an the painting IN thel
eign settlements and all in the Z
csc cities Is done BIZ native work
with Chinese paint The use Of 4
ese material and labor Is beeaus
cheapness. although a piece OF
never has a finished appearance.
Most Of the work Is done by
painter taking a bunch Of &C
waste. which he saturates By dip
in the paint pot and then rubbir
over the surface 10 be painted.
If foreign brushes are furnished
Chinese painter will not use (
lie says he saves paint by his 2
cd and gets It more evenly distr
ed over the surface. On exterior
faces the Chinese paint is not dur
but the coat is so small that th'
can be done two or three time'
what one painting would cost in a
lea.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-04-28
co. SPELLING CONTEST
GOOD ROADS LECTURE
Farmers Institute Opens at City Hal
Tonight-Illustrated Lecture is
Feature Of Program.

I'VE are expecting a big crowd,
said County supt Newell. speaking Of
the county spelling contest which viii
be held in the city han this evening.
livery school district in the county
Is entitled 10 four entries In the con-
test chickasha having the same num-
her No pupil above the eighth grade
can enter the contest
The winner OF this match win enter
The state contest which is 70 be held
borc next month III connection with
tho county superintendents' meeting.
state supt Wilson has advised that
only one pupil from county can enter
the state contest
TIE opening session Of the farmers
Institute viii also be held tonight j.
s Murray rellvering an illustrated lee
tire on Good Roads
Everybody is invited to hear him
Friday, 9 p. m.
Music High school male chorus.
Spelling contest eighth grade and
below written; oral,
Miss Anna Hill
Good Roads illustrated J. $
Murray
Saturday, 3 a. m.
County Development = c. g Kirk
patrick
Reading Miss Olive MeClinic.
Modern Educational Demands r.
Pres. Alexander Moore
woman's Auxiliary Miss lrmt
Mathews.
Music Miss Elizabeth Butler-
Address. Presentation Of Medals
r. II. Wilson. state superintendent.
Roots and Tillage-J s. Murray
2:so p. m. at I. I. q c.
Demonstration in Domestic Arts r
Miss Irma Mathews and Miss Han
cock
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-04-28

BOOSTED
Special by United Press.

Special by United Press.
London, April 2S. The foremost
men OF England give their unqualified
approval to President Taft's plan fol
a general arbitration agreement be
tween England and America.
Lord Mayor Thomas Strong, pre-
sided at a meeting held at the Guild
Hall Thursday night. attended by Pre-
emier Asquith, Arthur Balfour and
other promeinent leaders Of British
thought.
Premier Asquith expressed the hope
that other countries would join in a
movement for world peace through ar
rangements similar to the proposed
AAglo-American agreement
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-04-28
PANIC IN
n. Y. FIRE
Special by United Press.

Special by United Press.
New York, April 2S A panic,
brave rescues and a battle with enor-
nous dock rats marked a fire which
destroyed a five story paper ware
house on Bleeker street early today.
Three Italians were burned to death.
Two thousand occupants Of cheap ho-
tells in the vicinity fled to the street
in their night clothes. The fire was
cnused by an explosion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-04-28
COettinG Says Raise
High Grade Stock

"If everybody would raise COWS like
that it would make Grady county a
lot richer" said c. G. Goetting, the
county weaigher as Mr.. Latting's big
Dulham COW stepped off the scales
The animal weighed 14lS pounds, be-
ing the heaviest Mr. Goelting has
ever been called upon to weigh He
says the ordinary cows run from HOO
10 1900 pounds. fW ought to en-
courage the breeding and raising Of
thoroughbred stock" said Mr. Goett-
irg. "That is one Of the best ways Of
building up the county"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-04-28
Texas Postal Wins
Injunction Suit

Snecial to Express.
Oklahoma City. April 2S. The IN
junction suit filed by the Postal Tele-
graph company Of Texas against the
Postal Telegraph and Cable company
tc prevent the latter from doing busi-
Ie,s under the name Postal" was de-
cided this morning in favor Of the
plaintiff.
Il is understood that this settles the
controversy between the "hig" and
tiiitle" Postals till next September
when further hearing will be had.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-04-28
McManigal in
Orchard Class
'++++++++++++++s >
GRANDMA JACOBS tot

+ Grandma" Jacobs, the mother :
T. Of j. r. Jacobs OF this city, eel 4
= ebrated her 1Oist birthday last Z
+ Sunday. April %. in Kinder, La. +
+ Mrs. Jacobs went to Shreveport, :
Z La. several months ago to visit :
= daughter who since that time :
+ moved to Kinder. Mrs. Jacobs :
4 moved with her, standing the trip +
+ we'll. and all reports from Kin =
; der state that she continues to :
= be active and well. +
4 a a \ 4 4 4 4 4 . q 4 4 = q 4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-04-28
DEATH IN
FIRE TRAP
Special By United Press.

Special BY United Press.
Memphis. Tenn, April 2S. = Mrs.
Lucy Hughes was burned to death and
several women and children were in
iured in fire which destroyed the
Palmer House block here today.
The building was one OF the oldest
ia the city and was regarded as a fire
trap. The property loss is estimated
az $50, 600
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-04-28
rEAIA oE MRs. poeaINs.

Mrs T. r. Dobbins, Si4 Michigan
Ave. passed away at o'clock yes
terday afternoon after an Illness Of
several days, She Is survived by her
husband, the telegraph operator at the
Frisco depot, and a six year Ola
daughter The remains were shipped
that morning to her old home in Pur'
sear, Tenn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-04-28
Burns Enters Denial.
Ial by Unlted Press.

Special by United Press.
Chicago, April 2S. When shown
the statement OF District Attorney
Fredericks in regard to McManigal
continuing his operations after max
ing his confession, Detective Burns
said, 1T is an outrageous lie. Frederick
kaows every detail Of my work and he
knows that | never saw McManigal"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-04-28
MRS. {. 3. MLEAN, MOT

~ addition to being a handso
in the society Of Washingt
Mclean is known as "the n
infant son. Yinson Walsh N
estate left by his grandfather.
mine owner. His other grandfa
newspaper publisher Mrs. McIe
riage to young Mclean was an e
to the immense fortune which y
child OF her father Mrs Mclean
as English and later on will PROV
Spanish. She expects him 10 Del
him ready to talk in the native I
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-04-28
RECORD
A QUAKE.

pecial by United Press.
Cleveland. O., April 2S. An earth
iake lasting one minute early this
orning was recorded BY the seismo-
-aph at ST. Ignatius academy here.
The instrument indicated that the
was south Of and near the
rited States.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-04-28
DEATH CLAIMS lNFANT.

The infant Of Esr and Mrs. L. Hat
ten. 3l7 North 9Th St., died early this
morning. and was laid to rest this af-
ternoon in the !. o. o. F. cemetery.
The babe was two months old.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-04-28

pecial to the Express.
Washington. April Is The seis-
iograph Of the United States weather
ureau recorded an earthquake at 5 a.
/. today, the shock lasting five min
les The scene Of the disturbance
Juid not be determined
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-04-28
RETURNS
INDICATE
DEFEAT
LangStOn Claims a Ma
jOrity Of 5000 Votes
Against ii.

Special to the Express.
Oklahoma City. April % AS
returns come struggling in from far
removed counties, the indications grow
stronger sha. the amendment to the
constitution voted upon in Tuesdays )
election was defeated.
y Luther Langston. secretary Of the
s.ate federation OF labor. issued a
statement today IN Which he claims
the amendment was lost by 5000
votes
Oklahoma City. April 2S = The ok
lahoman today says
Returns received BY The oklaho.
man up 70 B o'clock Friday morning
indicate that the vote On the constitu.
sional amendment was extremely close
and the official count win be neces-
sasv to determine the result
"An during Thursday. returns came
struggling IN and The indications were
favorable for the measure, the figures
showing, however, tsat Us majority
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-04-28
pOCTpONFn
4 VII VNAU

On account Of the U. D. c. recital
and farmers meeting tonight the enter
taimment which was to have been Civ
en- BY l. NJ. Holcomb and Nels Darl-
ing at the tSar theater in the interest
OF a Chautauqua has been postopend
till a date to be announced later,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-04-28
a German Poser.

That the German authorities car
far unbend as TO PROFOUND conundr
Is only another, proof Of how little
a.,,.u, a,.r Teutonfc relations Inl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-04-28

The National Protective Legion will
meet tonight at o'clock in the X Of
P hail. All members are requested
to be present
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-04-28
%%%%% %&%% 84<e% -
WEATHER FORECAST.

= Unsettled: showers in north =
= rortion tonight or Saturday; cold =
: er Saturday. =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-04-28

Homely Sketches:
(a) Nathan's Flat; r. Y. Cooke.
(b) Afterwhiles; J. w Riley.
(cl Howdy-do; II. w Foss.
Plantation Stories:
(a) Mammy's "reminiscences;
Gielow.
(b) Mandy and Old Miss; Childs
tc) Aunt Liza's visit North (by
reauesN; Childs.
Taps" A story Of the Civil War
Watson.
program subject to change)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-04-28
We
FOR U.D.C. " :. !.
Benefit: :. /:
,om
81
Miss MCCIintiC Gives dT'isl.s
Evening Of Stories ss. s.s
Tonight. Is. i.

70 assist the local chapter Of the
T. D. G. in raising funds for the con
federate home in Ardmore, Miss Me-
Clinuc of the I.I& c. win give the fol I
lowing program at the Baptist church -
toright.
Music.
Three Love Stories:
(a) The Pine-From Nature 1T
Story.
% The MistIetoe-From HumarAA.
Nature; Prescott ~
(c) The Fern-From superhumarhr
Nature; Bolles. c
ITO Serve Him" BunneHic
,ts ,,4..ts.. Iriaid CpaKp RilaV-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
Salts @oti@att.

-graiioent Saft, iiberian0te Sem
aongreB cine 8otidaft, III melGer CT
tint baloige 8eidluBfaiiung iiber oas
Observation-Disclosures nit CANADA
erludt. sSn Sem S6riftitud fubrt Der
Braiioent f%olgenoes aus:
vMm 26. Sanuar uberianote i6
SEM 81. &ongreB SEN Cert 0es &e5l=
pro5itdtsabfommens, meldes unter
meiner 2eitung 5wiiden Sem Staats=
iefretar uno 8~ertretern oes Domi1ton
@onooa abgeid1oiien moroen mar.
.Dieles Mbfommen .mar 6as &elultat
zines iib iiber Elm Sabr eritredenoen
ernlten 5trebe11s beioer &egierungen,
Elm @anoelsabfommen gu treften, MEL
dies, perpouitdnoigt bur6 Ste frieo<
liGe Beilegung neridieoener 6ragen
politiiden un6 oiplomatiiden Gbaraf-
tiers, CUR 60roerung oes gegenl eitigen
@anoels un0 sur starfung Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
ia Tie perlpotten uno perb0bnen 0en-
ienigen, ser 10 oft gepreoigt bat:: r9le.

ia lie perlpotten un0 perbobnen 0en-
ienigen, ser 10 oft gepreoigt bat: r9ie..
bet einan0er." Die fiibren Sen aampf
.gegeu Sbn, mdt MIR in ibrem eigenen
Snnern, Tie betampfen SIN in ser So
milie, in ser Oeffentlidteit, III ben
8erlammllrngen uno i'm Earlame'lt.
Gas @rel15 fat fir oieie "Mnfgetlar~
ten" rl.r nod seid)idtliden @ertb,
Sic 2ebre oes @ottesiobnes lit fir tie
ei1 iiberlpunoener 5%tanotpunft, n11o
jie %perbobnen 1ieienigen, Sic in Chr
fl,rdt ibr &nie Dor Sem &rell3 beuger.
ais riidf1tanoig, >als Muder. Mit 6em
Gborireitag bat sic ltiae ISOLDE ibren
Sobepuilft erreidt. @ie Ser @rmn=
conneritag an oas %fnolpenoe @rll'1
oes 2en5es erinnert uno oamit IN Der
befreiten @ru1t sic erlten @offmnge'1
al1f cine bliitbenreide 3ufunft lth re-
gen, 10 1ino ser tiefe grnit Ser Gbar~
f~reitagsltimm1ng l,n0 Sic frenoi9e
|@r6ebung, mel6e Sic fommenoeS Otter
mohe bepirft, untrennbar bon einar1z
Ser, 0enn aus SEM 5dmer5e Ser @ro=
besnaht erbliibt ser Iroit oes Mufer=
1tebunasmorgens! l1n6 10 ltrablt belt
te pon 5tamme oeS &reu5es Elm 5roit
un0 elm 2ibt in infer @er3, oas uns
innenib ltarft unb nns Sic er1poden<
Sc Matur nit urlo reil1erer Treuoe
gemieBen ldBt!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
@eoel1tung poQ geid)abt miro uno SEN
SolfsmiQen entlpriht.

@eoeltu11g poQ geid)abt miro uno Sem
@olfsmiQen entipribt.
Gas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oes 81.
&ongrelies nabm, nod bem es lt6 nit
0em poQen 5erte bes g(bfommens
ebenlo mie 0as an1erifanii6e 8olf
pertraut gemadt batte, cine @orlage
an, our6 Sic 0aS %gbfomm1en o11ge=
nomnen lpl1r0e, pie es Sem &o11greB
%unterbreitet morben mar. Ser Senat
faBte iiber Sic MaBnabme ie0oh fei=
men @eidluB. SSn meiner @otidaft
pom 26. Sa1u1or legte ib Sen poQen
Gbarofter oes Nbfon1mens oar uno
bob ieine Not6menoigfeit fir Sic ge=
genieitigen 8eoiirf,1iiie Ser &0lfer BET
Ser 2anoer iomie feline &ort6eile fer
por. Sd lege Nun jeine 9otidaft u116
oas Observation-Disclosures ais Ibeil
ser gegemdrtigen 8otidaft 0em 81.
&ongreB Dor uno bitte I'M ernlte Iuf=
merfiamfeit. fir Sic oorin entbalte=
men grmdgll1gen.
sd iebe MIDI ge5wuage11, nit
&iidiidt ouf Sic 0ffentlide Meinung
uno meme Nfliht gegeniiber Ben gro
zen Maiien unieres @olfes, oelien
Mob(fobrt IN 8etrad)t formnt, Sie bel
Sbren 8eratn1ngen Inn moglidit bal
'6ige 8eidluBfaliung gu bitten. Sci
MbidluB Ser 8erbanolungen perpilid=
teten iid sic Gertreter beioer 2a,toer,
sic gr0Bten Mnitrengu11gen 81 MAIDEN,
INN sic porgei ebenen Sarifdnoerungen
our6 fo1ntl1rrierenoe @eiebgebung in
$50 Gington nn0 Sttama 5u beitdtinen.
Sb b1be es oaber fir meine Eflid)t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
G%barireita8.

gs lit polbrudt!" Am &reu5es<
famine hingt ser @otteslobn. @an-
DC uno 1iBe oltrd6obrt, sic 9ruit ge=
offnct, Sen appf CUR Settle genetgt.
Ser M5uno, melher 10 oft Ser Menib=
beit oas @ort gepreoigt:: .2lebet eirt-
anoer!" reoet nidt mebr. Tiefe
Grauer liegt iiber ser ga,15en Gbri=
}teilbeit. @loden uno Srgel lino an
oielem Gage perltumt, uno an STEELE
oes bebren 2obgelanges ballen bente
erulte Melooien ourd Die beiligen
&dGl,me ser @ottesbdlier. Die Yrie=
1ter uno Miniltranten erid}einen IN
@dppar5, Die &eiligen-5tatalen iino
perb6ngt, ltno auf Sen @elidtern ser
@laubiaert, uelhe sum @ottesbaus
llr0ne,l, licgt Elm %tieferniter, f%eierli-
der Bug. Muh sic &er5en ideinen
nidt 10 bell 81 lel1d)ten. Sn @ord,or
legt ser Hrielter oas Gru5ifir sur
gerebrl,ng nieoer, un0 itia 5ieben oie
@laubigen bera>1, neigen ii6 gum Sc
f%relt5igten herab unb 0riiden ei11e11
@uB o1i oellen @l1noen. l1no allc
umf1ngt ser Collide @eilano init Of
ienen Mrmen, MQe erpartet ct init Ser
gleiden 2iebe, oenn er Fat ia fir ale
Meniden lein 2eben bingegeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

geritopfung bringt mande &ranf=
Geiten mad iidh un0 lie lit sic &aupt=
urlade pieler 2ei0en. @altet Cure
gtngemeioe regular un0 SIR per0et
nlanden ser @ranfbeiten entgeben, Sc
men 6ralelt unter1porfen iino. Ser
itopfung lit cine iebr einfahe Sa6e,
ober gleih pielen einfa6en Dtngen
mag lie 81 erniten 6olgen leiten. Die
Notnr gebraudt bduitig MIR mentg
llnteritiibung, uno penn Gbamber-
lains Sablette beim eriten Mn5eigen
gegeben meroen, oanr mag ptelem Be-
cr1ngniB un6 56mer5 p%orgebeugt
meroen. gu faufen bel Ser Molitor
9rl1u 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
@erpfli@:
t1tn8..

Mah langidbriger Musi6lieBung
aus ieoem 3peige ser 8unoesregie=
rl.,g ltebt Sic rationale 3emofratie
mieoer an ser gtngal1gniBpfor0te 5ur
oolitiiden Madt, Sic gu erreid)en uno
erbalten sic Yortei imitanbe lein
miro, 1penn iie itb in Musfibrung if
rer @erpfIid}tl1ng oes @ertrauen oes
su neroienen peritebt. 9a5u
fat 5preder Champ glnrf SEN @eg=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

in Sen 5taatenbuno bin5u, 6od gebor=
tie 6ies, .als ltrifte Narteimabnabme,
t,idt eigentli@ in oeren @erei@. Gte
Mufmerflamfeit 6es &l1blifl1ms tnenoet
jih sltnadit ser 3arlegury Ser aQge=
.neinen @elidtspunfte 3l1, mter benen
Sic 9emofratie Sic @prberridaft I'M
&oule bes &%ongreiies iibernimmt, n1o
miro 5ufrie0en iein, "a nidt Sen eng
6ersiqen @arteigeiit, io1rSern oen net
ten @lid ltaatsmdnntider Nolitif am
5n leben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

meiier gegeben uno auf Die Mnfgaben
+bingepieien, sic Der &iartet onr9 Die
Sage porge5eidnet iirb.
Mls lolde be5eihnete er in eriter
|2iuie Sic Ia%rifrepi1ton abmarts. Den
Ne3ipro3itatspertrag, SEM Sic grtra-
iellion 5l,nad,it gilt, ermabnte er nidt,
mar oelien aub our6 BEN pom oeno=
|fratilden NublttationSbpreau perofs
fentlidten ~Yrogrammenttnnrf iiberbo-
ben, in tpelbem geiagt miro, oaB oas
Observation-Disclosures Dem &arteiper.
|ipreden gemdB Sen @ertrag annebmen
meroe, nm oamit Sen eriten 5dritt gu
tb1n, oenn u&e5ipro5itat lit nur cine
|Ginleitung CUR Sarifteform." Als Sc,
|iidtspunfte fir oieie gelten oem Spre+
der: Sic gleite @%elegenbeit fir MQe
i'm @ettlauf oes 0aieins, 8eieitigung
ungeboriger 8egiinitiglngen un0 Yri-
%pilegien, Gerbiligung oes 2ebenSun>
terbalts our6 M>Smer3ung aller ~Mu-
beroroentlidteiten un0 @rauiamfei-
item" oes eegenmdrtigen Tarifs uno.
@eltuffung ser erforberli6en Mittel
5ur 8eitreitung ser @ermaltungsfo-
iterl Gs lit oarin mr. ei1 letter Mn=
If(anq an Ben Mepenlte Z Iarif entbal<
item. Sen Gie lpn1ofrutie mobl nun it,
rem Mnttquitaten : &a6inett einper=
leiben fam.
;3un1 3meite1 tritt ser Spreder fir
ous ENHANCEMENT Ser oireften Senato<
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