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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-09-23
TAFT ANSWERS
CHAMP CLARK
Hadley, Missouri Paradox,
a Republican, Preaching
States Rights
PRESIDENT SEEMS s1sF|ED
He Will Not Make Effort to
Resume Any Reciprocity
Negotiations.


St. Louis, Mo-, Sept. Ex-Governor
Hadley introduced President Taft at
a breakfast here today by saying that
all parties and all factions Joined in
the cordial greeting to him.
In introducing Governor Hadley,
President A. O. Rule of the club al
luded to the governor as "The Mis-
souri, Paradox, a Republican govern
or who had been preaching the Dem
ocratic doctrine Of states rights to
the wise men Of the east"
Content to Abide Result.
President Taft replied briefly, say
ing he felt absolutely at home in st.
Louis, and then referred to recipro-
city. II suppose you have heard the
policy of reciprocity is not going
through" said Mr.. Taft. II see Speak
err Champ Clark has been speculating
as to who is responsible. can't say
who is responsible but do know that
/ am content to abide by the result"
Knows When He's Hit!
IT have been on the bench long
enough to know that when you get a
decision that hits you between the
leyes the best thing to do is to sit
lstill. I regret it's not going through
for it would have insured benefit to
both countries"
Governors Should Take Interest.
The President then referred to the
W.
Spring Lake, n. J.. which named a
committee to follow the decision OF
Judge Sanborn through the United
States supreme court. He said the
governors of the states have right
| to take an interest in the affairs OF
their states.
Taft Loudly cheered.
st. Louis, Mo-, Sept. 23.-Paying his
/ third visit to this city since entering
the White House, President Taft to
day was received by larger crowds
and with more applause and cheering
from the sidewalk throngs, than or
any previous occasion.
/ An Auto Ride.
1 He was the guest throughout the
day Of the Million Population Clut
and his hosts made an earnest en-
deavor to show the chief executive
how far along toward million /, thu
city had climbed. Following break
! fast at the Mercantile Club where
| the President frankly admitted thai
the defeat Of Canadian reciprocity
had hit him between the eyes, there
came a 40 mile automobile ride
through st. Louis and out into the
suburbs.
Non-Partisan Reception.
The reception was non-partisan, 81
far as it could be made so, although
tonight Mr.. Taft will deliver one o
his set political addresses on thu
subject of the tariff board.
. Tosses Ball.
Football and baseball claimed par
lof the Presidents time. He opened
college game of sport by tossing thu
ball on to the field and saw ma
tional league of baseball during tn
; afternoon.
Archbishop Boosts Taft.>
At the football field the Presiden
was introduced by Archbishop Glen
non as 'the best President the Unite'
States has ever had"
Mr.. Taft smilingly replied that h
had always had great faith in the goo'
: Judgment of the archbishop, but b
thought his sense Of proportion as t
the President might be litty awry.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-09-23
WlckERsHAM AGAIN MAKES
DENIAL As TO STEEL TRUST
He Did Not Declare That It Was
Plainly In Violation Of the
Federal Law.

(Bv Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
New York, Sept. 23.-The following
dispatch from Attorney General Wick.
ersham was received by the Associat'
ed Press today: Statements attrib.
uted to me that the United States
Steel combination is plainly a viola
ton of the law, are entirely unwar'
ranted.-G. w. Wickersham."
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-09-23
TROOPS TO PATROL
@ NEW MEXICO BORDER.
Cavalry to Resume Watch at cojun,.
bus Because Of Magonista
Threats,

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican,
Ell Paso, Texas, Sept 23.-Bordel
patrol at Columbus, New Mexico, By
United States cavalry is to be re-
sumed as result of the visit Of Gem
eral Duncan, commander Of the de-
partment OF Texas, to Ell Paso. This
is stated here unofiicially, General
Duncan being out Of the city today.
A report that an armed body OF
Magonistas would cross from the
American side at Columbus to Mexico
Sunday. and the repeated threats Of
Magonistas to attack Juarez has re-
suited, 1t is said in General Duncan
asking that the patrol be renewed in
this vicinity.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-09-23
GENERAL LEONARD WOOD
SPENDS DAY AT ALBUQUERQUE.
He Had Not Been There Since 1885,
He Recalled the OIden Days
of Roulette Wheel.

albuquerque. n. NJ, sept, Zo.-
To increase the efficiency of the ma
tional guard divisions of the various
states, to establish we'll drilled. ex-
perienced and capable reserve by u.s.
ing all men who have served time in
the regular army or the volunteer nil
itia !; and to detail for service with the
national guard 2S0 experienced and
competent army officers as instruc-
tors, is the present plan of the general
staff of the United States army, as
outlined in this city by the chief of
staff, Major General Leonard Wood.
This will provide big increase in the
actual defensive forces Of the United
States without materially increasing
the general establishment, in the opin-
ion of the war department. General
Wood was in Albuquerque for the
first time since 1886. At that time he
was contract surgeon who had ap-
piled for and obtained active service
against the Apache Indians; now he
is senior major general of the United
States army, chief of staff, and recog.
nized everywhere as the man for the
emergency should one arise.
During the day, General Wood took
up his time in going around looking
for the old land mayks and hunting
up his friends of former days. He
called on as many Rough Riders as
he could find, and those he could not
find, went to the Alvarado last NIGH
and called on him. He greeted them
all with good fellowship and was
heartily glad to see the men of his
old regiment. For be 1t known many
claim that General Wood was the rea
colonel Of the regiment. and 1t was
under him they achieved whatever
fighting fame they had.
"This is the first time I have beer
here since 49," said General Wood
who Is no longer slim young doctor
but seasoned, hardened veteran Vitl
some weight to carry it. Il remembe
General Lawton. Lawton who wa
then a captain and Il came through
here with the detachment in charg,
of old Geronimo. We put up in Al
buquerque for about month, AM
had splendid time. The folks in Oh
Albuquerque there was not much o
the new town then, treated us witt
the most lavish hospitality and CAV
us dances and banquets.
THAT reminds me, the only rea
estate investment I had for lonl
time was in New Mexico, it is not tn
only one have now, but have |
STILL" he continued with a twinkle il
his steel blue eyes.
"In those days everything was wild
open and there was a roulette whee
on every corner, and faro game be
hind every wheel. OF course, the OF
Town supplied the bulk of the populs
| ton, and in those times was quite
place. We were quartered there, an
Il remember very vividly there wer
u number Of remarkably pretty girl
in the town."
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-09-23
ULSTER uNIoNIsTS MAKE
ANTI.HoME DEMONSTRATION
One Hundred Thousand Of Them In
Parade at BeIfast,-Addresses BY
Parliament Member.

(Bv Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Belfast, Ireland, Sept. 23.-Ulster
unionists to the estimated number OF
100000, assembled this afternoon for
an anti-home rule demonstration. Spe.
cial trains brought enormous crowds
There was big procession through
the streets followed with speeches by
Sir Edward H. Carson, member OF
parliament for Dublin university;
Frederick e. Smith, member OF par
lament from the Walton division OF
Liverpool and other unionists. =
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-09-23
TORRANCE COUNTY DELEGATES
ARE FOR n. o. BURsuM.
Convention Was Held At Estancia This
Afternoon-secundIno Romero
Gets One Man.

Estancia, N. NJ, Sept. 23.-The Tor
rance county delegation to Las Vegas
win consist of Acasio Gallegos, Maca-
rio Torres, Candido Padilla, Reymun-
dc Romero, H. G. Suders. William n.
Mccoy, Victor Lueras, Perfecto Jara-
milo. The delegation Is uninstructed
but one delegate favors Secundino Ro-
nero and the others are friends u
Solomon Luna and will be for II o.
Bursum for governor.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-09-23
MAYOR MAY GUST
CITY COUNCIL
Fight on Woman Executive
of Hunnewell Reaches
Kansas Court
ATI'Y-GEN'L FILES PETITION
Municipal Fathers Wanted to
Hold Meetings in Red Room
At Hotel.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Topeka, Kans., Sept. 23.-Charging
that the Hunnewell councilmen who
refused to confirm Mayor Ella Will
sons appointees although she present.
ed the names of nearly every reput-
able citizen of the town including the
village school master" a petition
asking the custer of the four council
men was filed in the Kansas supreme
court today by Attorney General Daw.
son.
To Gust obstreperous Council.
The petition was drawn up by c. w
Trickett, special investigator, appoint
ed by Governor w. R. Stubs, to
straighten out the Hunnewell affairs
1t is directed against F. ]. Lander
B. Keir. J. F. Richardson, and J. O.
Ellis. It is stated that Mrs. Ella VIII
son "was elected mayor of Hunnewel
at the regular election last April, the
voters writing her name on the bal
lots and that she did not seek office
but i've voters elected her voluntari
ly."
Wanted to Meet in Bed Room,
The petition took up the history O
the dispute between mayor and coun
Gil stating that the council desired
tc meet Gin an upstair bed room in
hotel" that Mayor Wilson objected
tc this and the councilmen consented
to meet the mayor in Brockmayer hal
but did not attend when she wen
there. Then when the attorney gen
eral notified them they would have t.
meet, they met, but refused absolute
tly to confirm any of her appointment
although she named every respected
citizen of the town.
Women in Other Offices.
BY reason of these failures, the pc
tition stated, two women friends o
Mayor Wilson now are serving tn
city as city clerk and city marshal
The petition concluded with the state
ment that by reason of the failure Q
the councilmen to act "the city u
made helpless and is prevented iron
providing protection for the life AM
property of its citizens"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-09-23
5000 SHOPMEN
OUT ON STRIKE
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railway Has Trouble Over
Wage Demands
BETTER WORKING CONDITIONS
Company Refuses Conference
and Walk Out Follows-Gen.
eral Retrenchment.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mex!can)
Sedalia, Mo-, Sept. 23.-Car shop
men on the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway throughout the entire
system struck today because the COM
pany refused to grant joint confer
ence with the men of the two systems,
north and south of the Red river, re.
garding working conditions.
Fifteen hundred men in all are said
to be out. Four hundred are out at
the local shops.
Three Thousand Must Quit.
Houston, Texas, Sept. 23.-It is an
nounced here that the order to strike
came from union headquarters at Sc.
dalia, Mo. 1t is said 5000 men were
ordered to quit.
Want Better Pay.
Houston, Texas, Sept. 23.-It is de-
clared here that car shopmen on the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway,
struck for more money and better
working conditions at 11:0O o'clock TO-
day. Twenty-Five men are out here
At Denison, Texas, 500 are reported
out and at smithville, Texas, seventy.
tive are reported on strike.
Company Closes Shops.
Sedalia, Mo-, Sepr. .3.--The walk.
cat today fellows refusal oy the com.
pany TODAY to grant conference. Tha
lot al shops Of the rail way closed down
last night, slnounciag general re
trenchment" as the reason for an in.
definite suspension.
Holding Conference Now.
Whether strike is called" he as
serted, depends upon the result O
the conference now being held in the
east between the union ,officers ant
officials of the Hartman lines.
Il am in communication with J. H
Franklin, president of the boilermak
ers national organization. A strike
may be called at any minute but
cannot now name the exact time"
Company Acts First.
l hio uStlohp ~ 10 INV uCllCNCu, wal
taken by the company in anticipation
of today's move of the shopmen':
union. In refusing the request for ;
joint conference, made by the unions
north and south of the Red river, com
lpany officials announced that condl
tions in the two districts were SO dill
ferent that a joint conference woul'
be useless. In addition to better ger
eral working conditions the shopmel
made higher wages.
Men at Parsons Strike.
Parsons, Kansas. Sept. 23.-Fift.
repairmen employed in the Kansa
and Oklahoma shops of the M. K.
IT. railway here walked out today fol
lowing a general strike order issue'
Ito carmen throughout the system.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-09-23
SPANISH TROOPS suRpKlsEp &
~ RIFF TNiBEsMEN.

Were Taken BY eurprlse and Fiftssn
Were Killed Nsar Aaeiltla,
Morocco.
-senx svecial Leased wlrs 70 rev 1fexiean)
Madrid. Sept. 23.-A quantity Of war
materials and provisions being com
yeyed by q detachment of spsniiA
troops; was captured today near Ne
lila. Morocco, by Riff tribesmen. Ths
spaniards were taken BY q surpfiee
and fifteen soldiers were killed Or
made prisoners. h
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-09-23
WALTER 1. FISHER HAS
ATTACK OF RHEuMATisM.

(Bv Special Leased wire to new dexican,
Yosemite, Calif.. Sept. 2s.-Waltef
Il. Fisher, secretary Of the interior,
who came here to confer with federal
|oficials regarding improvements In
Yosemite National Park, Il suffering
from q severe attack Of rheumatism.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-09-23
|oBADsAH GARDNER IS
CHOSEN TO SENATE
Was Democratic Candidate for Cover.
nor o. Maine and Succeeds
William p. Frye.

nv Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
.P6rtland, Me- Sept. 23.-Obadiah
Gardner OF Rockland, was appointed
u. 8. senator today to succeed Tue late
Senator william P. Frye. Mr.. Gard
i,er was Democratic candidate for gor
|srnor Of Maine in 1906.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-09-23
! s s S s s * < = s s S S s !
|, WILL be SPECIAL
! CAR AFTER ALL.

To day sufficient patriots
who want to attend the Repub-
lican state convention at Las
Vegas, came forward to justi-
" ordering special Pullman.
and Agent H. s. Lutz has
!; placed the order. There is still
room. for a few more who want
to save hotel bills and have
CO mf . rtable e Accommodations.
The car will leave on NO. 10,
Wednesday morning. landing
! the Santa Te delegates at Las
Vegas In time to view the Ber-
nalillo county scrap before the
Republican Central Committee
ON Wednesday afternoon.
! - = e EvE & s S S S S S q
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-09-23
PARIS POLICE AUTHORITIES
SEEKING 70 PREVENT TROUBLE.
Anti-Hi0h Price Of Food and Anti
War Demonstration Booked

N "a. Tor ] T0mofroW. ~.
(By SpeciaI Leased wire to New Nexican)
\ Paris, Sept. %. Comprehensive po.
lice and military measures have been
taken to prevent the holding of pa
rades or any public demonstration to.
morrow against war on the high
prices Of food. Cheaper food process.
sions and great anti-war demonstra.
ton are being arranged for Sunday
by the labor unions and the revolu
tionary and socialistic societies.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-09-23
SISTER OF GREAT IRISH
LEADER browns HERSELF,

''''OS
Victim Of the Treacherous
Waves at iifracombe.
(By Special Leased WIRE to New Mexican !,
London, Sept. 23.-The Pail Mall
Gazette says the woman who was
drowned on Wednesday at Ilfracombe,
the fashionable bathing resort on the
north coast Of Davon, where she was
known as Miss Palmer, was Annie
Parnell, a sister Of the great Irish
leader.
Though nearly 60 years old, she
was a powerful swimmer and accus-
toned to going out in the ro1ghest
weather. It is thought that she was
seized with cramps.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-09-23
Men at Parsons Strike.

Parsons Kansas, Sept. 23.-Fifty
repairmen employed in the Kansas
and Oklahoma shops of the M. K. &
T. railway here walked out today fol-
lowing general strike order issued
to carmen throughout the system.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-07-06
RundI6au.

@be mir III unirer beutigen 9fu10s
ihau olif ole intereiiauteiten @reiguii-
ie bier5uIanoe eingeben, nollen mir
5uerlt nuf Die pplitiiden @prbuteH in
unierm Seinlotsitaate Siib- b-7afoto
eingeben. gSie Die 9erbdltniiie lie
gen, 10 Deroen mir orrnelL nur in0i-
reft beteiIigten Stimmge6er einen po-
litiiben auooelmnto0eI erle6en, rpie er
0erpidelter uobl nod nie oagepeien
ilt. @leif) 9eui9reden mebren iih
Die aanoioaten fiir ole ntaBgebenoen
glenter. Sir oas Senotorenanlt be-
merben ii6 II. 81: Der ieBige 8rnoes-
ienator y amble, Der, INN lih mobl
bel lniern 5ormern lieb &ino 5u ma
den itno ieine llnteritiisung 2orimers
oergeiien 81 MAIDEN, eiitmal eine pirf-
lide Geoe gegen ben GaHaonbertrag
losgelniien bat lmo Die 6olgen elmer
eutl. glnnabn1e oes 8ertrags In oen
gruieligiten 6arnben i6iloerte.
8eiter lit in Die 8imoesienotor.
&onoioatenarmee Serr e omos
2 terItng eingetreten. 8ereits
bat er als 9efnn oes @eieBoeparte.
ments Ser &ernliqion llrtiuerIit1t re.
lignirt nio bat feline aanoioatltr nll-
getiiuoigt. Gin meiterer 8eperber
miro mobl ouh ser iebige Iangidbrige
GongreBpertreter 6 bos. $. 8nrfe
bon Qierre iein. 9lu9 Did 81 l.
dl ar0s 8 in Suron ioQ Die Senoto-
renbiene beoentlib Inn Die Sbren
linlHen.
9luf oas GjouOernenrsamt ipiBen
Geo. gS. 6 gan, Der Ilnperrpiiitli-
d]e, ser bereits Dor @ohen in Danf-
ton nit befauilter gffeftbaiderei iei-
ne 4an0ioatur nit Dem lmbermeioli-
hen g5o-ra.ro-bum De nDe@ in Scene
geiebt bat uno in ieiner 8latform oos
9laue pom 6intrnel berIpridlt. gluh
Scr iebige @ice-@ounerneitr 8nrne
legt bereitS ieine @ouberneursnlinen.
'9[ls 9ritter lit oas langidbrige mo
Inn gan5en Staate oorteilboft betmunte
friibere 2egiSlatltrnitglieo q b g on
|SsDale in 0ie @ouberneursar1nee
eingetreten. 9lebenbei bemerft mar
er elmer Ser 0rei, melde Dor fiinf
Sabren Die @ieoeripabl @ambles en-
ergii6 befdmpiten. = Die 2eler ba-
ben aIio 0ie glusipabI 1tno Die 0ual.
God MN 5u ben GreiguiIien Inn Gait
De.
&dbreno ser Haoaufeiertag, ser 4.
Suli, I'M 2anoe bemerfensmert genld-
Btgter uno filler perlief, oIs ie por-
ber. berltria6te 6rau Sorne elm INN
10 bibieeres lmo peinlidereS 5euer-
lperf. geo6 oen 8eri6ten oes Bum
observation-disclosures berrIhte Ieit 10
SSnbren feline iolde Site. Ssn bier
groBen StGoten oes 2onOes berrihte
tros groBer geogropbii1er gntfer-
nung bon chamber cine nlles perien-
genoe Site bon iiber 100 8raO uno
cine @eenge bon SibihIGgen mur0en
BON allentbaIben geneIoet. Sunoerte
itor6en iilfoIge Der SisIhI1ge IL. a.
IN Tbilaoelpbia 81, IN gtetp Yorf 38,
Gbicneo %, GleoeIanO, IL. Gum cr-
item Wale in Der @eIdlidlte Der Sta6t
berrihte IN 9artforo, Conn.,, eine St-
BE bon 100 @ro0 utl0 IN oen oiftbe-
Iieoelten @roBIt1oten ipur0en biele
Gpfer bon Der Site tempor1r ipabn-
IiiInig ooer lie begingen SeIbitnoro.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-07-06

DuiieIbe miro iopobl pom Often, uie
pom Siioen lmo @eiten gemeIoet.
IS befeltigt iih imner mebr Die 9ln-
iitt, Dab ole firhtbore Site inn 2on-
De our6 nod lmerfl0rlife gepaltige
gerdn0erungen i'm @elteriforper Der.
uriaft miro.
9lud) nod s ano0 a BIN eriiredte
| licb Die eutieblide Siee lm0 ifon am
lesten Sonntag muroeu in GodleB,
grooit5 Ontario, COR los @ra0 per-
5eifitet. Gbeuio beiB beiuabe mar es
| I'M Staate 0tihigau. glus gteu gorf,
Chicago, @ittsburg, Souisoine, Gbi-
laoeIpbia. Bolton, indianapolis, De.
troit liip. famen oieielben g[larmnod).
ridteu.
ttn6 pos 6ie Site niht Dermo6te.
tateu IN ct. f5rancisco II. 4. Seilen
oes 2anoes uie gtebaoa, Grobe.
benitoBe. 3tpei er0it0Be, 0ie
ihmeriten ieit Der fitrdtbaren aata.
ltropbt oes SSabres 1906, erihiitter-
ten lesten Sonitog gtadnlittog oen
Stont California ino erItredten Iih
bis 3eDaSa nnO NainOnri. Ser erite
lhpere StoB fam nm 2:01 llbr g1af-
mittogs, ino meItige Wtnuiten ipGter
erfolgte Der 3lueite. geioe oauerten
ettUa fiinf Setlmoen.
Comet bisher befdnnt, tuur6e mr
geringer Sadllbooen dngerihtet, aber
IN Son iSraneisco uro anoern gro.
| BEN Std0ten geriet Die 8eoolferilng
IN fitrdtbnre 9lufregung. Die W1en-
ihen in Den 21oen uno &eItourants
Dur0en bon panifartiger Surht err
griffen lul0 itilr5ten in piloer 5ludt
mlf ole StraBen.
Ser erite StoB mar bon einem
tiefen, interirOiifen 8onnern begIei-
tet. Die Stablgebauoe in Gan 6rons
cisco ddl3ten mo freiidteu inter Ger
peIlenf0rmigen 9eipegimg Der GrOe,
Juno Dies berilrinhte Der 8ep0lferltng
oen nteilten Sdredeu.
3ns ionoerbore BEL oielen Grolt0-
| SEN Dor, oaB ne uiht Ser 2inie oe5
9ruibs IN ser @rorinoe foIgten, bic
| ais sic llrIahe Ser friiberen Grihiit.
terlmgen angeiebeu miro. 8ieImebr
ginaen Die StoBe bon Der Mteeresfiilte
noh Often 8um Sierra @ebirge iuo
mahten lid IN 8erggegen0eu fiibIbar,
no man Fisher nod ME gro6eben Der.
ipiirt bat. Die St0Be puroen IN moro.
liher 6ihtung big Sucranento, iii0-
lid bis sSresno, 1mo 0itlif bis Reno
llno Garion. Nep., beripiirt. Ger Iee-
tere Srt erIebte oas beftiglte grObeben
ieiner @eibibte.
8o6 nun 5it einem @robebeneen.
trum anoreer 9lrt - sur 8rnoes-
bmiptitaot. g8ie tpobI ser Senat un0
oas llnterbaus BET Ser flrhtboren
Sibe iiber oen Gonn6apertrag uno oen
b0ien unnahgie6igen Gait pettern
meroeul @abrenO es nod Dor eiti.
gen 9ngen bieB. onB Die altBeroroent-
li6e aongreBliblmg nm 4uglIit 6lt
@n0e geben tperoe, miro Dies iest tDie.
Der beltritten. 0enn Die Republicans
iben SSniurgenten fino angeblid1, aiih
nenn Der Gonooaoertrag erle0igt lit,
uid)t fir eine 8ertogung, ebe nidt
anoere Sorifreniiionen erle0igt fir0.
Senotor 8riltotp bon 4orias bat er.
flGrt, er meroe ME fir 8ertogiing
Itimneu, irno er iproh ongeblih
i'm Sinne oIler sSniurgenten = Bis
oufD Die Sole aif Brooufte, oie bonn
5ruit fontrolIirt piiroen, pie 8nltm.
molle, StobI, 3uder, 8lei, 2eoer,
@unlmi erm6Bigt piiroen. 9ieie gr.
flGrilng bat nieIen Senotoren nod
mebr SdpeiB beritriabt. als Die
fllrhtbore Eemperntltr.
@etreffs Der &eniiion bon @ou5oI-
len BAT 8r1iioent 5oft Dem Sanie oen