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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-13
GOOD REPORT FOR OCTOBER
Continued from first page.l


ing job until ii was nearly completed
Mayor Thurston expressed belief that
the city could not be held liable for
Mr.. DeBrune's actions while not under
orders. To which statement, MIR. Cutler
offered to transfer his grievance TO Mr.
DeBrune If he could get his money
back.
Alderman Dawson believed that Mr.
E"tior should be reimbursed, although
he thought the street superintendent
.auaia nave advised the street commit
tee Of the deal at the time Of the under
taking. Alderman Dawson moved that
Mr.. DeBrune be instructed to make good
the job of conereting. Alderman Pat
terson moved that it be referred to the
street committee. Alderman Wards mo.
tion would refer it to the committee
of the whole. Alderman Dawson second
ed Alderman Wards motion The lat
ter motion was carried, and the com
mittee of the whole viii investigate the
basement floor of the Cutler livery.
Afterwards attention was turned to
the proposed amendment to the city
charter, which provides for a board Of
park commissioners to be appointed by
the council, one for three years, one for
two years and the third for a one-year
term. The tentative amendment provid-
ed for an assessment of one per cent.
on the dollar of the grand list for the
support of parks. Provisions for gifts
and the powers of the commission were
also included in the proposed amend
ment. Mayor Thurston believed that an
vote to determine the sense of
the council on the question of asking
for the amendme be made before fur
ther consideration of the change should
be given. In order to give the mem
bers a more intelligent idea OF Just
what the amendment would mean, Al
herman Patterson made a motion that
.he tentative change be referred back
10 the legislative committee and the
,ity attorney for further perfection.
The motion was carried. Other pro-
)osed amendments, which had been dis.
.ussed at prior meeting, were consid
red at short length before the council
adjourned.
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IBARRE'S INTEREST IN THE RAIL
ROAD AGREEMENT.

There is a question whether the traffic
agreement between the Grand Trunk and
THE New Haven systems reaches down
to such minor branches OF these two
systems as the railroads to the Barre
granite quarries; and it is more than
half conviction that the agreement
does include the elimination of proposed
competition in hauling granite from the
quarries 10 Barre. As is well known,
the Barre Granite railroad recently waa
chartered to construct line in compe-
tition with the Barre railroad, which
held monopoly of railroading granite
from Milestone hill; and the steps
toward constructing the line went so
far as TO assume options and make pur-
chases of land over which it was pro.
posed to build the new railroad. More
over. it was understood that the actual
construction work was to be started this
fall, the preliminary arrangements for
that were made But that work never
was started. Perhaps the reason can
now be seen in the important revelations
just made from the general offices OF
the two great systems.
These systems control the already ex-
listing railroad to the granite quarries
and the one proposed to be erected, since
The Barre railroad, together with the
Montpelier & Wells River railroad. is an
adjunct of the Boston & Maine line.
which, in turn, is controlled by the New
Haven system, while the Barre Granite
railroad is chartered by Central Vermont
officials and the Central Vermont rail- |
road is controlled by the Grand Trunk
system. The relations being such, il is
reasonable to assume that the traffic
agreement. which was made to embrace
not only the Boston and Providence serv-
ice but that in southern Vermont as
wen, also includes this section, where
the roads come in competition sharply. /
Therefore, it seems likely that the Barre
Granite railroad never will be built. or
viii not be built as long as the present
understanding between these two great |
systems exists.
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BILL PASSED BY HOUSE
ENCOURAGES SPLIT VOTING
CONTINUED from first page.)

a very large increase of defective and in
complete ballots. The existing law Ia
simpler than the proposed measure and
furnishes the privilege of doing what
the bill proposes. Mr.. Martin of Ben
nington thought the bill would do away
with spoiled ballots. Mr. Hapgood of
Peru thought the present law was in.
| tended to make it easy to vote straight.
He thought it was great educational
measure. Mr.. O'Brien Of South Burling.
, ton said no other state has form Of
ballot like ours. He favored the bin.
Mr. Foote of Cornwall called for the
years and nays, and the bill was passed
by vote OF l47 to II.
Extension of Time for New Bills
There was also debate on the motion
OF Mr.. Gage of Weathersfeld that the
time for introduction of bills be extend
ed to Monday, November Is, and be
asked for suspension of the rules. Mr..
Cook of Lyndon and Mr.. Adams of Marl-
boro opposed. while Mr.. Martin OF Ben
niugton and Mr.. Jose Of johnson favored
the motion.
The House by a vote Of lT6 to II
voted to suspend the rule, and the rule
was SO amended.
An educational bill was introduced
yesterday afternon by Mr.. Ripley of
Poultney to consolidate the various
school funds and appropriations, and to
provide more equitable distribution OF
the same. 1t provides for consolidation
of the receipts from the per cent. state
tax of the revenue from the interest on
the permanent school fund, and OF the
$4,000 appropriated annually for APP
portionment and distribution among the
various towns, unorganized towns and
cores, for the encouragement Of public
education.
The apportionment Is TO be as fol-
lows: Towns expanding so up to 90 per
cent. of its grand list for schools stall
receive from the foregoing funds 20 per
cent. of grand list and the 20 per cent.
of excess herein provided.
Towns expending 50 per cent. or more
of their grand list shall receive from
the consolidation 25 per cent. paid in
chapter AZ of the public statutes.
Towns expanding so per cent. or more
of their grand list shall receive from
the consolidation 25 per cent. of the
amount paid for transportation and
board of pupils, as provided under chap |
ter 40 of the public statutes.
Towns shall receive from the CONSOLE
lation one dollar for each week a gradu- .
ate of normal school, or teacher I
training course, or a recognized kinder
yarten training school, is employed as a /
teacher in a rural school provided said
graduate is legally qualified and certi.
fed. and has received not less than 81 1
net. not including board.
The remainder of the consolidation
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shah be divided among the various towns
and cores, according TO the number OF le-
gal schools maintained.
Workingmen's Compensation Bill In
Little business was transacted in the
Senate yesterday afternoon. These bills
were introduced;
BY Mr.. Barber, relating to workmen's
compensation for personal injuries and
providing for contracts between employ
err and employ relating thereto, Re
ferred to the committee on state and
industrial interests.
BY Mr.. McCuen, amending No. les Of
the acts of 1910, relating to the sale
of oleomargarine. 1t makes the license
fee $25. Referred to the committee on
manufactures
BY Mr.. Croft, amending section 1852
of the public statutes, relating TO pay
ments in cheese factories. Referred to
the committee on agriculture.
Mr.. McCuen for the committee on
rules moved that the time for the intro
dnction Of bills be extended to next Mon
day and the motion was adopted under
suspension of the rules.
These bills were read third time and
passed:
Relating to the examination of pupils
for advanced instruction.
Relating to the payment Of debts from
insolyent estates.
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THE cARELEss spANlARps.

For a country where the spirit Of as
sassination is so strong and where there
have been so many attempts on the lives
Eof royalty and ministry Spain takes
wonderfully slight pains to protect its
prominent men. Premier Canalejas, who
was killed on the street yesterday, was
unattended, according to the reports
which have reached this country, and
he was sauntering along the public
street, stopping now and then to gaze
into the store windows as he approached
his place of business for the day, when
the assassin stole up behind and shot
him three times. So much for the lack
of protection Of the man who stood next
to King Alfonso himself in the public
EYE. And then, as if that were not
sufficient evidence of the failure to pro.
tect public men, another illustration
soon followed when King Alfonso him
self came dashing up to the ministry Of
the interior building unattended and UNI
guarded, as the same reports say, to see
how badly his premier was hurt. III
there had been widespread plot to snuff
out the lives Of the leading men Of the
government Of Spain. the men at the
head of the government. could not have
played into the hands of the plotters
to better advantage. And yet Spain
has had innumerable illustrations that
her royalty and her ministry are marked
men,
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Frank e, Langley, Publisher.
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EAST CALAIS.

f.. f. Brown was in Hardwick Mon
day on business.
Irene Dwinell was home from Cabot
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. G.. A. Hatch and Mrs Z. r. Leon
ard were in Montpelier Monday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d.
Hawkins, Monday, November 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Drown of Barre
were business visitors in town Monday.
Frank Scott. Esther and Harold
Dwinell were home from Montpelier
seminary over Sunday.
Mrs. II. L. Jewett and daughter, Re
becca, of California are visiting at c.
r. and ID. B. Dwinel's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-13

We wonder at what point OF his four
years service Wilson viii revise his de-
termination to maintain an open door
lin the White House. 1t is nice senti-
lment to go by, but may not work out
$50 well in practice. To meet any and
all persons, as the open door policy
implies, would be to subject the presi-
dent to more than he viii be able to
stand President-elect Wilson will find
sooner OF later that he will have to
draw the line.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-13

The haste with which Viee-President
Byrnes OF the Melen railroad interests
brushes TO the assistance of President
Chamberlain OF the Grand Trunk in the
present discussion is rather suspicious.
it serves to mystify the general public
Just little more.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-13
why LIT That the one

IL most commonly ignored Don't dwell
on l.. but don't ignore il. Insure al
once. National Life Insurance Company
II Vermont fMutualA :. s. Ballard.
general agent, Lawrence building, Mont
neIler. Vt
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Notice.

Public dance in Berlin corner hall,
Berlin. Thursday evening. November IA
Four-piece orchestra. Supper served
and teams taken care 81. Pull bill. 81.
Peter Congo and Harold Barney, man
ayers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-13

President Fitzhugh talks like an limo
cont bystander who got caught in bad
company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-13

California is lettering on the political
fence more than week after one side
or the other should have landed.
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$3.50

copies The largest circulation Of any daily
parer In Vermont outside Of Burlington.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-28

ben 8ooen eeiunfenen SelSbloden
ibrer @emoltigelt eine1n oas genial
tige @rabmol erri9tet butten. IS
nor Ser 8lab, bon Dem ut1s @ott-
bolo oomals nit uniiderer Sano Die
S%arbenifi55e %enttporfen, bie er Der
na6 81 Dem @emaloe benllbte, oas
in Srolt @o1noms Stube bling.
uno oa itano er nun mad 5e6n
langell Sabren mieoer = I'M Sdot-
ten zines Ser 8lode, ser ibm 3egen
BEN beiBen Strobl Ser Sonne
S6ub gelpabrte uno bor ibm
0ebnte ii6 Die 2anoidaft, an beren
nunoerboren S6onbeit itd oas Mu=
&c bes &11aben ME bette eridttigen
fonnen. = Sid, sic 3eit hotte fei=
l,cn Der Hei5e bes 8iloes oermiidt,
ia, es mar, als Oh sic 5tultoe ei-
aens bo5lt ongetan lei, ibm oas go
rooies ieiner Sugenb in ieinen gut
gen 3ouber gu 5eigen.
(Sortie9nua fol0t.)
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L.okaIes.
staatspplitiidles.

@dbreno mir Dies i6reiben, Iilb
bic beioen Staatsfonpentioneu, Die
oemofratiibe in Souiton uuo Die
republifaniihe in Sort @ortb, i6on
IN Sisung. ueber Die 8erbano-
Iungen lieet nod nihts por, abec
man meiB idon, bob in Sort @ort6
5fpei 4onpentionen abgebalten per-
ben, cine Saft-&onpention nno eli
ne GoolepeIt &onbentior, ullb
oab beioe 9elegotionen CUR geatio-
nalfonpention ibiden perben; uno
man peiB, bob in Souiton Die
@iIion-2eute periubeH merbet1> al,
les mad ibrem @ilen gu regeln
baB Cato Seas, Ser Better Der
@ilion-G ampaene lit Seras, tent
pordrer @oriiser Der &onpention
nerben miro uno oaB folgenoc Ser
rem b0dft mabrideinli6 gu Dele-
gate11 at large ertpablt meroen.
Tbos. $. gaG BON @arris gountp;
So. M. Crane bon Dallas, S. SO.
@tepbens BON Sarrant &. @. Gre
gorD bon Sropis, &. 9. Setoerion
bon MiIam, MarIbaa @ids bon
geror, Gone Sobniton bon 5lnitb,
s. 81. Gulberion BON DaIlas, %.
We. 8roofs bon Dallas, &. 80.
Campbell BON Mnoerion, Mobert 3.
&enrp BON MdaeGan gilbert 8.
gurleion BON Srabis, @iQiam 90.
@ice bon Sarrfs, e. g. @arriion
BON SbeIbp, SenrD 8. WcOonalo
bon Nueees, so. 6. Softer bon Sar-
ris, Gbomas g. 2ope BON Dallas
uno S. IS. @oggin BON 81 Baio.
Cont lit allf ltaatspoIitiihein
@ebiete ni6ts beionoeres @iifregen,
nes paiiiert. 9ie &erren aanoioa.
ten baben lire &ompagne fortge,
fest @ouberneur golquitt bat I'M.
ter afoerm au1 auf Dem Sdnger-
Jeit in 9renbm %geiproden; Safe
@olters bat ieinen gegner gu elmer
Debate aufgeforoert, auf Die SER
@bepporo aber bis iest nod nidt
eingegoneen lit uno q. Sc. Smitb,
vMoilroao" Smitb mie er gcnannt
tpiro, Bat feline &aene fir oas
Qmt zines .gongreBman at large"
begonnen. 9as mare ungefabr oaS
Wihtiqite.,
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Die Trobe amf bas Grempel.

SSsn Der bon Ser Dante 4ligbieri-
@eeGl6aft barauseege6enen 3eits
idrift uStalia4 peroffentli1t Der
befannte aunitgelebrte uno aonier-
pator Ser &unftoenfmdler Staliens,
uGorraoo Nicci". eiteil f~elielnoer
Mufiab iiber oas @irfen oes be
riib1nten Mltbene5ianer Wolers
@entiIe 8elini am Sofe oes Gull
tans Wtobammeo bes 3meiten. Sb-
gleih Ser 9oran Der Walerei ge-
aeniiber cine iebr oblebnenoe Stel-
lung einnimmt, moate Der funlt-
linniee Mobammeo Der 3weite Ell
men s~,beriibmten Maler gum Bill
hermaden" a1 ieinen Sof aieben,
ltno 1910 reiite @entile gellini
nad 4onitantinopel. Sroe ieines
groben @eiites uno ieines lebbafteit
4unlt1inns pern1odte iib Der Gull
tan nie bon Dem ginfluB olttiir,
fiiher @raulamfeit freiaumaben-
8eai1i iiberreihte ieinem boben
auftraggeber cine Safel,. onf Der
oas abgei6lagene Saupt oes So
bannes absebiloet mar. Mpbammao
iab li6 Die Malerei an, riibmte
sic prahtise Sarbengebuns, fiiete
oann ober ~beilGufig bin5u: u@bpr
oieles Stiid &als, oos mon an bent
aopfe nod ieben fann, entipribt
nift Der @irflidteit." Ger gene5ia-
ner Maler ~itarrte ben Sultan
erItaunt an, bod Ser @roBberr fubt
erfldreno fort: v@enn Semano ge-
fopft miro, peridwinoet Der Sals
uoafommen, neil Die Musfeln oes
Salies iid nit ianmt Der Sant,
ben 9erpen uno ben Tenen 10,
tort in Sen &opf 5uriid5iebel."
Ger Maler antmortete nit elmer ult-
beItimmten Sanobemegnng, Die Der
Sultan als elm 3eiden oes un-
glaubens oeutete, uno oa er letner
Sode iidcr mar, COB ct eirea
@inf uno lieB obne meiteres elnen
Gflapen berbeifiibren. Gor Den Iu-
aen oes entieeten Walers muroe
ser ltneliidlide sefopft uno oann
lenfte Mobommeo Die @ufmerfialu-
felt oes Malers auf Die nnbe-
Itreitbare Sotia6e, oaB Der SolS
bieles Singeri6teten mirflif per-
idmunoen lei.
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11ur 6altieeeit bis smftt ST. Oftebers
Yr6mien>STcrte
Gin perieelae az, ua,Iere SremmSe.

On es us nmnaslid III, aMa 9iirife nnS Counties oes Staates
bnrdl @eienoe 6earbeien sn lafen, mneen iur af anSere Wittel CUR inn
mer ar6Ferem &erbrehnng nnieres @iahcs innen nnS mir fnb st benz
Gutdlmf sefommeu, anme6m6are 8ramnn fir nene I6pmmenten, bic ns
eingeididt merbeH, amsSmeken.
gMr pamen mit sic @eramialtnmg emes iusemamaten aonteies, init
ct bei enslidem 3etnmsen hbid it, iOmSern mir moaen Snrd amsoablnng
elmer li6eralen Gpmmihpm 5rehuiatge anuerben, Die p9ne befoaOere Mn'
9s nnb Nuhtrengnns hb eie DISCRIMINATING sm peridaffen iuHnfben.
gu oieiem 3mede uffeneren mir fir iebem Sa6resabpnnentem eine
&ommiTipn bpm s 1, einem 9plIar. 9as Wodenblatt Der DJete
grne fit seras1 fufet So per Subj. Gesen GinienOmns BON $1vOO mr.
Slit 10 Mbonnentea emt GTtra Yrdne DOn $3.50 III yaar.
NSir u Mboauentea ene Grtra : Yrdnnit u0n sS.75in Saar.
Slit 20 Mbpnneaten ene Grtra yrdne ppn $500 1T yan.
Slit Is Mbonnenten cine Grtra : Trdaie Don s6.25 1T yaar.
Slit ne5r al5 q Mbonntaten clue Gytra< ytdnit uOn s. III Saar.
Sit rnbr als 50 Abonneateu cine Ggtraprauit Don SIG 1T yaar.
Ser gpriblag lit einfad nnO pesaanSG6 senns. gsr einen neueu
abpmnenteu Der sur SGt udt eeRr Ser u5reie @refe" 1T, 81.
mimnt, foaefiert $500, efal, rep, 6e6alt Sabon einem Dollar nnb ididt
ben amSeren 0oQar NIT Der seuauen abre6e oes geaeaers Elm. MnRerSem
iebt aber audi Md cine Grra 4ramie in Nmsf6t falls bic 3abl bn
se6n N6onnentea pber oarnber erreidt pirS. 0ieie GrhaYramie len.
BEN mir BEN basu 8eredhsteu bon unRrer Office aus brett.
Die liter semadte Ofierte lit fir Seoen i'm metem Ge6iete Ots staa'
ts ofea. Sober fann Hb oaran beteiigem. @r bieten MIR gaarpreie
at, neil @db INNER ieinen 8ert fat no Sober oafir anibaftn ano faa-
fen fann, mas er aerabe brandt.
NGe, bic bon Sieier Sffrte @c6ramd MAIDEN mnb inter ben oben
seieaten SeSinemmgen M6pnncnten fmr Die u5rete HreHe fir Segas" iam-
mln moaen, Fms sebden, ib NIT inns nnpershslid in @erbinoans 81
Icken, oanit mir i6nen ehuaige seuanidte ansfabrlidee @nsfnnt enet
len f0nnen. Die nnhtnne set ben gefeaen Oneft bon nnierer of
flee s. Gieic Sferte fat MIR @aluefeit bs gum 81, GftObsr.
uTreif Yrffie far seras".
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: a 8.
aorreippmoems, Gibilo, 81. Moi

aorreipunSeus, Gibilo, q. Mai.
S~onnabeno, ben %. Wai, 6rannte
oas groBe neue &ornbaus bon
2ouis 2ambre6t total nieoer, cine
.tpertuoae Stub uno Elm feiner Senglt
puroen babel getotet. @s fomen
lebr piele BON Gibolo gum Ridden,
aber Die Site mar 10 grob, oaB on
2oi1en nidt gu oenfen par. Ser
Sdaoen betragt ungefabr $1,000.
@s fat iest cine beoenfli6c
Srodenbeit eingeieet unb penn es
in einigen Soeen nidt reenet, 10
lit Die &ornernte in oieier @egeno
oerloren. = Die perei11igten San=
ger BON Gibolo, Sdere un6 Con-
berie bielten ein iebr id0nes Set
alb, am Counting, BEN &c. Wai, es
mnrbe gut geiungelk aae Seilneb-
rler baben iid iebr gut u~nterbolten
uno miiniden 1rur, oab tie nod
nlebr iolbe ihonen gemiitliden Sc
tie feierl1 fonnten. IS berriden
altgenbIidlid piele aranfbeiten in
unierer Nudbaridaft, Die @errei
Doftoren linb iebr beidaftigt.
Ser.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Ser Staotrat bat es in ieiner
Sibung am Montag tatidbIih fer.
fig gebrabt Die neuen 3uiate 81
ben Megeln a%n5unebmen. Ger erifa
Sell, Der DerIangt, oaB bic 4loer.
men an ieoem 9onneritog BET ocn
Romitelisungen anpeieno iein milf
fen, piorigenfaGs lie cine Strafe
BON 5ebn Doadrs su be5ablen ba-
ben, muroe oabin abge1noert, bob
man Bic @trafbeltimmung ltrih,
poriiber iih Der Mapor 10 aufregte,
oaB er ieinen Sit perIieB uno err
fI1rte, nihts neiter nit Der Code
5u tun baben au iuonen; Der 5mei.
te, neitaus fdlimmere Sell abcr,
Der Dem Mapor Die Maht giebt,
einen alderman, alio einen pom
9oIfe gep1bIten geamterL 70 lat.
&c, Die es inn poBt, bon ben Sis.
lnagen ACKNOWLEDGMENT, nAiroe ange-
ror1metl. gs lit oies cine 3egel
iDie iie feline parIamentoriide &or-
per{dnft Der @eIt bciist. Nir.
genospo oarf Die MlisihlieBung Ell.
ues garlaments : MitgIieoes- ourd
ben 8oriisenoen langer oau-
errL oIs Die Situng, in Der
iid Der 9etreffenbe Die Musidlie~
bnug 5uge5ogen bot. Ginoet aln
n1dften Gage mieoer cine neue
Gituug itatt, 10 bat Der ausgeidloi-
iene oaa Me1t tpieoer in ibr gu
erfheinen uno Der @oriisenoe bat
fein Medt, i'm entfernen gu laiien.
Gs 1T oies audi natiirlid, oelln
fonlt tpiirDe ia Der bolfsbertretenoe
6prdfter bee HarIaments berloren
aeben. Sur unier Staotrat bier in
San Mntonio bat Dies Jest at
berS. Sier bleibt elm 0aitglieo aus
geid)Ioiiem Biz es u%ieinen Srieoen
init benz Gtaotraf ODER Dielmebr
nit ieinem 9orlibenoen gemtadt
bat" uno oieier 8oriisenoe entidei.
BET ooriiber. Oh oas Srieoenma-
den, wie es Der @usgenieiene tut,
geniigeno lit ODER niht, INN i'm
nieoer our Sisung au5ulaifen. Gin
Sober fanm oeutli9 ~erfennen, ooB
Der Mapor unter oieien Meseln i'm
@tanoe 1T cinen alderman nab
reno elmer dun5en Seiiion aus ben
Gisungen fern 5u bolten. Wir ia-
gen niht, oaB ct es tun miro, aber
er fann es tun uno cine iolfe
Moglidfeit iolte eineln Wanne
bon Der Observation-Disclosures unieres
NaDor Ganagban nidt gebofen
meroen. Sir fiirften, Die Serrelt,
bic fir oieie Regeln geittnlrnt ba-
Ben uer6en Dies nod oft beoouern.
Gs ftimmten fir tie: '2ambert, Gu