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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11
WILLIAM H. QUIGlEY OF DE-
TRoIT HELD TO THE FEDERAL
GRAND JURY TODAY.
CHARGE OF PERJURY
Business Agent of the Carpenters Un-
ion Alleged to Have Committed Per-
jury as Witness at Dynamite Con-
spiracy Trial at indianapolis.

Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. II William
II. Quigley, OF Detroit, who is busi.
ness agent of the Carpenters union,
jury on the charge of district attor-
ney that he had committed perjury
as witness at the dynamite con
spiracy" trial.
He was taken into custody by Il
deputy United States marshal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11

Oklahoma City, Dec. 10.-The
dragnet for information concerning
what departments and institutions
have expended during the last two
years and for gathering other in
formation which the legislature be-
lieves it i'll need when the regular
session opens, was enlarged some
what in a set Of resolutions adopted
by the senate today.
Senator Thompson called upon all
departments to submit statements of
payments for printing of reports and
postage on same, as well as newspa-
per advertising done by departments
and what it has cost the state. Each
school is required TO make similar
statement. The inquiry applying to
departments also embraces the cost
of stationery, letter postage, tele
graphing and telephoning, travel eX-
penses of employees or heads, where
they went, how long they remained
and the character of the business;
in fact everything of miscellane-
GUS character that became a charge
against the public funds.
The appointment of John B. Doolin
of Alva, state game and fishwarden;
Ben w. Riley, FL Reno, secretary of
the state election board, and Lon
NJ. Frame, Ardmore, member OF the
state board Of AFFAIRS, was referred
to a special committee for investi
CATION as to their fitness, qualifl-
cations, policies and record in Of
flee.
Senator J. Elmer Thomas of Law
ton, author of the resolution, was
made chairman of the committee,
the others being Senators Echols,
Barefoot, Carpenter and Franklin.
The committee is given all the
power of investigation under the
senate's rules, and will report to the
senate on Jan. 6, to which time the
body will recess. A committee was
named to advise the governor the
senate was ready to adjourn, and
recess was taken until a. IN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11

Photographer Ran Webb has rath-
er an unusual display of phographs
in his window. There are pictures OF
1876 business men of the town display
ed and attract much attention. A
voting contest was held on the best
looking one of the bunch and JOCK
Baird Won over J. b. Spragins by
two points. These pictures are being
placed in a book which is a souvenir
of the Ringing Railroad Bonus
raising. Mr. Won Weise who has
charge of the printing of the book
has received the proof sheets and
says the books will be out within
short time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11

, One of the most neat and attract
i've street displays to be seen In this
city is Ran Webb, the photographer
His display cases at the entrance to
his studio in the Randol-Ditzler build
ing contain some of the finest speci
mems of the photographers art to
be seen anywhere. A number OF
photos of many leading Ardmoreites
are shown in this display and the
likeness in all of them Is most strik-
ing and life-like.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11
Governor Awaits News.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Dec. IL
Governor Cruce today awaited further
news before ordering the state mill
tia to Jay in Delaware county, where
a mob threatened trouble over the
location of the county seat. 1t is re-
pored that a serious clash is immi-
nent. Wire communication was cut
yesterday and has not yet been re-
stored
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11

News of the bringing in of a new
ell we'll near Loco was confirmed
Yesterday afternoon over the tele-
phone by parties who have land inter-
ests in that section of Stephens coun-
ty. Jim Galloway from the Pennsyl-
vania fields is the owner OF the ne"
we'll which is said to produce $50 bar
rels a day. The well is only 4oo lee'
in depth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11
SENATE'S WORK
NEARING CLOSE
SOME APPOINTMENTS CONFIRM
ED-BODY MAY ADJOURN TC.
DAY.

Oklahoma City, Dec. l9--In execu-
tive session tonight, the senate con-
firmed c. c. Penn, democrat, of
Weatherford, and ex-Gov. T. B.
Ferguson, republican, Of Watonga,
as members of the state election
board, and DR.. l.. d. Brunk Jr. Of
Nowata as member of the state
board of pharmacy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11

The Ardmore Oil Mill company re-
ceived over the Rock Island railroai
this morning five tank cars to De
used in shipping coffin seed OIL Inc
cars hold an average of ten thousand
gallons each. This means that the
OF, mill people now have ready 1or
the market fifty thousand gallons CT
cotton seed oil from this season
run.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11
Another Oil Advance.

Independence, Kan, Dec. 11.-An
advance of two cents in the price
9 crude oil TO seventy eight cents
& announced Today by the Prairie
u. Gas Company. Other agen-
ciea| We met the advance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11
Wonderful Power Of Love.

He who has pure and unselflsh
love for any one being In the universe
has thereby a new life. new powers.
new possibilities. and new perceptions
OF all; and the very universe itself is
q new universe to him. as viewed from
his new center Of love ard light.-H.
Clay Trumbull.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11

Clerk Leeman of the county court
issued the following marriage IL
censes this morning: Joe Humble,
aged rs, to Miss Ella Meyer, aged
80, both of Purcell; r. l.. Doyle,
aged 2S, to Miss Minnie Scott, aged
20, both of Durwood; Clifford
Hawkins, aged 81, to Miss Lydia
White, aged IS, both of Provence.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11
GRACE WANTS DIVORCE.
Georgian Reiterates Charge That
Wife Shot Him For Life Insurance.

Newman, Ga, Dec. 11.-Reiterat- t.
ing his charge that his wife shot
him to obtain his life insurance,
Eugene H. Grace today filed a suit
for divorce against Daisie Opey
Grace.
At her trial here in June, Mrs.
Grace was acquitted and returned
to her former home in Philadelphia
to live.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11

Registered at the Wilmington are
Seward E. Barnes of Ravia. j. M
Dickinson of Wapanucka, j. W.
Walker of Milburn. NJ. S. Sanders
of Hugo. E. R. Carter of Hugo
and /. E. Baker of Aylesworth'
These men are attending the Frisco
damage suit on trial in the district
court
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11

Rev. ]. NJ Gross, for a number OF
years president of Hargrove College
of this city, but now the pastor of
the Southern Methodist church at
Wynnewood, is in the city today a
guest of friends.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11

Mrs. Sarah Fowler filed suit to-
day in the district court against C.
Fowler and Iii Deskins in which
she seeks to enjoln them from dis
posing of several head of valuable
cattle to which she claims owner,
ship.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11
Sallow Is Reappolnted.

Washington d. c., Dec 1.-THE
president today reappointed Guy A.
Sallow as postmaster at Fort Leaven-
worth, Kansas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11

SlDNA ALLEN CONVICTED.
Leaders Of HillsviIle Gunmen Given
Five-Year Term.

Wyethville, Va, Dec ll.-Sidna Al
len, leader of lIillsville gunmen was
convicted today of involuntary man
slaughter The jury fixed his punish
ment at five years Imprisonment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11
Chance Comes Slowly,

A love letter, cure for toothache
and complaint OF bad boarding
house, according to contemporary.
were found in excavated writings
1000 years old. The same old world!
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11
Just About.

The man who. for fear Of being call
ed ughtwad, deprives the children Of
their rigats is about the most despic-
able specimen Of humanity that one
can mention off-hand.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11

Miss Luella Shaefer OF Daiias'
Texas. is in Ardmore representing the
Southwest Elk. The Elk is publlshed
nv r l.. Sanders-"Rabbit' Sanders
as his friends knew and called MIN
while he was secretary of the Ard
more Commercial club.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11

block traffic any hour. The only
excuse offered by the sleuths was
this one, which the crowd said was
good: I'm married man and
can't afford to die."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11

Elston Colman, Newkirk, Kay
county, 7S.16 points; prize, free triI
to Washington.
Allen Plunket, Gore. Muskogee
county. 1884 points; prize $50.
Geo. Thomas, Cumberland, Mar.
shall county. 1928 points; prize $25
Delos Flanagan, Marietta, Love
county, 1918; prize 500.
Norman Nelson, Perry, Noble
county, 1887 points; prize SIS.
Ruel Neely, Tishomingo, Johnston
county. 1926; prize $40.
Eight club members made over
100 bushels Of corn on one acre.
Love county boys won $40. The
contest seemed to be very close. but
we won some of the money any way.
Yours very truly.
A. G. GRAHAM.
Special Agent.
Love County News.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11

Ardmore Aerie of Eagles Will meet
tonight to elect officers for the en-
suing year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11

Seedless and cluster raisins, also
full line Of nuts, at Campbell K
Campbell's. 24t.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11

The suit of Hady Brown for thirty
five thousand dollars damages for
personal injuries against the Frisco
railway company, which has occu-
pied the time of hte district court
for the past two days, will be given
to the jury this afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11

Stop and read the Want Ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11
A GIGANTIC
COTTON MARKET 7
ARDMORE HOLDS ITS OWN AS
LEADING INLAND MARKET OF
THE SNOWY STAPLE.

Ardmore has demonstrated this
year that it is still in the running
| as one of the leading cotton markets
of the country. For years this little
city has ranked as the largest inland
market of the southern staple in the
| world, and the showing made up to
GATE this year proves that she is
not far rdmoved from her former
standing.
Up to today twenty-five thousand
bales Of cotton have been received
in this city from wagons and approx
imately forty-five thousand bales
have come in by rail. OF the round
total of sixty-seven thousand bales
which have been received at the COM
press here both from the wagons
and the railroads, about forty.eight
thousand bales have already been
shipped out to the worlds markets.
This shows, placing the average
price at fifty-five dollars per BALE
that over s3,6OO,OO0 worth of cotton
to say nothing of the seed and Other
by products, has been handled and
sold in this city so far this season
Premiums Awarded.
Fred H. Enas this week received
the following letter from Agricultu-
raj Agent Graham showing the sue
cessful counties in the corn exhibit
at the Oklahoma City State Fair:
Ardmore, Okla, Dec. 2, 1912.
Mr. Fred Enas,
Marietta, Okla,
Dear Mr.. Fred:
You will please find enclosed the
prizes as they were won by the
counties and individual boys
The premiums awarded by the
State Fair is as follows:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-11

f. F. Paddock came in from Ma
dill on business Monday aftern BON
and returned to that city on the
early Frisco this morning.
, 1912-03-07

'Sow, WHAT IS THE DUFFER EXPECTING
TO FIND?"
Ind | am rather certain that this comes
from the stables. Besides no one will
be expecting u.s." He came down
bgllely.
Breitmann nodded approvingly at the
base with which the other made the de
fcent. at would be wiser to leave the
fellar by the window" he suggested.
MY idea too Wen make a step out
bf this board. The stars are bright
Enough Fitzgerald climbed out first
md then gave a hand to Breitmann.
81 understood there was a burglar
flarm in the house."
"Yes, but this very window. being
open. probably breaks the circuit. All
beverly planned. But I'm crazy to
earn what he is looking for. Double
your coat over your white shirt"
Breitmann was already proceeding
with this task. A dog trot brought
hem into the roadway. but they kept
% the grass. They were within a yard
p the stable doors when a hound be-
gan bowling. Breitmann smothered a
laugh and Fitzgerald u curse.
The quicker we get back to the Gel
ar the better" was the formers OBJ
Deviation.
, 1912-03-07
CHAPTER TX.
THE T CASE.

THE METAL CASE.
returned at a clip, scram.
bling into the cellar as quickly
and silently as they could and
made for the upper floors.
Come into my ROOM said Fitzger-
I'D; it's only midnight"
Breitmann agreed. If he had any
reluctance, he did not show 1t. Fitz-
gerald produced cigars.
DO my clothes look anything like
FoursT' asked Breitmann dryly. strik-
Ing a match.
Possibly"
real damage. There were nj rents,
put there We're cobwebs ON the wool
and streaks OF coal dust on the linen.
We shall have to send our clothes
the village tailor. The admiral's
valet might think 1t odd
Where do you suppose he comes
ftom?"
i don't care where. What's he aft
to Take all this trouble? Something
Dig, I'll warrant"
And then. for a time. they smoked
Ike Turks, In silence.
"fou will not mind II ! turn in? A
Ut sleepy" said Breitmann.
Not at all. Shall we tell the ad-
fniral?"
The first thing in the morning
food night"
Fitzgerald finished his cigar and
went to bed also. Interesting old
pace" wadding a pillow under his
eur More interesting tomorrow"
some time earlier. the individual
Mno was the cause of this Nocturnal
Exploit hurried down the hill, nursing
pair of skinned palms and laughing
gently to himself.
way"
oh the morrow. Fitzgerald recount
u the adventure I'm a semihumorOus
FASHION, making a brisk melodrama
tut or 1t, to the quiet amusement of
us small audience.
1 shall send for the mason this
uorhing." said the admiral. 1--WE
zen dreaming of the Black Cat and al
.Urts of horrible things. / hate like
tty to spoil the old chimney. but
, 1912-03-07

at is beyond me-" with equal cool
less, unless there's a pirates treasure
IehInd there" The eyes blinked a lit.
be. which was but natural.
pirates treasure, you sayT' Fitz
herald laughed. THAT would be a joke.
|hT'
"What now?" For Breitmann thought
! best to leave the initiative with his
friend.
"a little run out to the stables" re-
lalllng to mind the rumor of the night
before.
"The stables?'
"Why, surely. The fellow got
h here without some local assistance,
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-05-02

llnier glatt oiert sur BfIege Oeittiter
4ltltur i'm Sinne Hooiebelts, niht
0euti6er 8oIitit olf omeritoniihenI
9o0eg. Inter oenen, Die inns bon Sln-
beQinn iDillfonlmen bieBen. mar 8beo-
bore 2ooiecelt Der erIte. ,gs @nt
MIDI" idrieb Serr GooieoeIt oomnls,
,iebr gefreit 81 boren, 0oB Sic cine
internotipnole 3eitihrtft ms 2e5eu 5I
rltfen geoeufen, Die Ger Sdiloering
un0 Sor6erlmq 0euti6er iuie omerito-
nil6er &uItlr eetpioglet ueroen iol
SD glaube, pie sic ipiiietl, bon game
5em Ser5en on 0ie &uIturoustauih.
8etpegitng, oie ib fir beioe 26nOer
fir b0hit ipi6tig bolte. SD fiible,
DAB es in glmerifo beion0erS notiDen.
6ig lit, fir Die 8flege oes 9eutibhln1s
na6 ardften 5ll ipirfen."
Sopeit oieie 3eitidrift. lin ebrIid
81 ieil, ipollen mir - trosoem oiih
mir unfdngli6 IRE gefiibrt ipuroen,
= nidt oniteben 5it erfIoren, OoB mir
Die 9lnlihten Der .<noibolt 5tpeier
gBeIten" pom Stanopunfte zines glme-
rifnners ridtie boIten imO bnIten
miiiieu. g9er Die 3ieIe imo 3pede
Der .DeutId- -9lmerifoner" feunt umo
oie oes yoeltid)-omerifoniiden gto-
tionaI6inOes" Der peiB, 0aB Der Bin.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-05-02

1894, ols er oen beipuBten artifeI
lbrieb, Die c f EN- 9euti6 -glnerifa.
uer nod uidt 10 gut fannie, 10 bat
er ieitber ii6erlib oft geriig ein bei-
leres 8erit1uonis iuto cine before
8iiroigung oerielben 6eipieien.
6ooiebelt oerlangt pnbrli6 alld
niht, oaB mir uniere 0eiltihe Wfutter.
iprad)e nift bohif0ten uuo nidt er.
baIten ioIlen, ooB mir oieieIbe ni6t
ais nihtigen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
II Den So6ihrlen ne6eR Der engli.
i6enSprnhen einfiibren iollten, ipie es
in oeutihIdnoiifen 9ohibuIen eben.
10 nit Der englii6en un0 fran5oli-
i6en 3. g. geidiebt. gSas miir0e Ons
oelltihe Observation-Disclosures einem
GugIdnoer ooer 5rmt5oien nlttportei,
follS oieIer berlangen lpoIlte, oaB ieiHe
2anoeSiprahe oen 8orrang Dor Der
2onoesipradrs baben iollte? SSSeoer
2eier fam ii6 ieIber oie anttport 0nr.
nltf geben. @5eraoe Hooiepelt lit iDobl
tief genug IN oos 8eien Der Oelitiden
aultllr eingeorllngen, ols ooB er niht
ole auBerorOentIihe @idtigfeit Der
oentid]en Sprodse fir praftiiben @e.
brouh ino ols S6liiiieI 8iim 3aitber-
reid Der oeutifen 9liItur nnerfennen
miiBte. Dies bat er ia uitd oft genltg
(sSortiesung ouf Seite 3D.
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Ml1ttt11tE1c 43
Gait sesen ROOIsveIt RocIevsIt ssosn Gait

| lid 5u iein, es entbieB. SD beboup.
te, iein 8erboIten in oieIer Sohe lit
ni4t i'm eintlang nit Der &egel oont
siquare oeoI".
81 Rooieoelt beI6uIoiat mid
nidmubiger RitteI, um 9eleqoteTt All
geiuinnen. Solhe Nfittel moaen,
lDie IN friiberen RooIeoeltcompaqnen,
bon eifrigen BorteigGngern obRe meim
8theH bieleiht ongepanot tporoen
ieiu Sn SEEM gort Iiegt Die gan5e
S1he in ben Sdnoen Der Itoutlihen
Wablbeboroe. @enn betroaen NOR.
ben lit, 10 iino ole 8eri6te fir oie
8eDeisfiibrrng often. glber in fei-
mem Sale lit alb nur Ser 8eriuf) su
elmer 9eiDeisfiibritng gentn6t NOR.
ben. es lit riftig, ooB Der Druid Der
StinnBettel ber5ogert tpor0en lit, un0
tie teiIpeiie crit nod Seffnung Ser
Stinrnpldse eiiltraien, nber es qes
ifab IN 8recinften, IN 0enen fiber.
buiipt fein &onteit borbon0en mar.
gebt oas 8ooiebeIt 4omitee
NIT ieinen getrussbei6uIOisltugen
nidt Dor 8eridlt?
6) RooiepeIt bebouptet, friiber iei
oie patronage nieinaIs 10 i6amIos IN
ben DtenTt Der geonlinutionspoIitit
1eItellt Doroen, ols bon mir. SD mill
ni6t Ieugnen, ooB unter ben iebiqen
gerb1ltniiien BEL Der glnIteIIunq,
8llnoesbeornte in ser 9oIitif intereI.
iert limo mo iid) an ibr beteiIigen,
nm Die 81 itnterltiiben, oenen tie ibre
srnenniing 5ltibreiben. 9lber in ssoI.
Je Der 8riutoidse, Die oie GominiItra.
ION befoIgt bat, iino min0eitens 20
Bro5ent Der 8enn1ten iolfle, oie ilnter
Sbeooore &ooiepeIt erno1Et fpuroen.
Sn Inbetroht ieiner &onoioatur lit
g MIR nntiirlif, onB bieIe bon ibnen
bn gegen mid bor5ieben. ltn0 oies
It Sntinhe, uno Serrn Rooiebelt fann
,as niht unbefnnnt iein. @ber tros
YER emIigen S6tigteit, Die elm Sei[
ION ibnen gegen MIDI entipideIt, lit
lidt elmer obgeiest poroen.
Serr yiooiebeIt bat oIIo sic SiIfe
,ieler 8unoesbenntter, 1lf1o 0o5u oie
'er 9atronoge. bic mebrere 8ouner-
(6ortiesitng alf Seite g.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-05-02

F0eItrid nur ben Sinn bot, 6oB ipir
glmerifoner imiern oeutihen llr-
iprlmg betonen mo 6nrouf ItoI5 iin6,
uno oaB, menn mir ioieien llriprilng
betonen, mir ebenic EN- Re9t oa5u bn.
ben, ipie Die 8fli6t, 6en glmerituner
niht altf Soften 0es Deuti6en 81 per.
nodlGiiigen. Die 0elrtid,e Brelie be.
font Dies ia itets luo ruft ieoem gfn-
wunOrer 5u: o8eroet quite pameri-
taner!"
Die 9lmerifa-Geuti6en, ipeIde MIR
IN 0ieieS 2ano fomnlen, INN Die 8or-
.teile oeiielben an genieBen, iueIde iiber
0eItihlat0 frafeblen uno glmeritn
sur ielben Belt fortfDGbreno fritiIi.
ren, Die 8eutiden, peIhe ii6 feline
Wiiibe geben in oas gSelerr 0es gslme.
ritanertllus" eill3uoriltgen ltno lid)t
einntnl amerifaniihe 8iirger Der0en,
ihlieBen ii6 BON beioen 21noern aus
un0 per0en iiderlid nidt an oen
,,9ertid- -glmerifanerH" i'm Slime oes
gtationoIbunoes gerehnet, BON ms
au6 niht.
Solde yboterlan6sloie" Menifen,
Die peoer Iou, nod talt iino, bate
ieoenfnIls &ooleoelt i'm Sinne, oils er
Die .,glmeritoner INIT Dem 8inOeitrid,"
ebenio fritilirte, iuie es Der oeutid)e
&aiier tot. llno nenn &. inn Sobre
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-05-02

8eIie6t BEL ben &epn6lifanerm.
Ser oenotrotii6e gan6i6ot, mel.
der no9 Dem 1. Sonuor 1918 @ou.
berne!tr BON Sii0.0ofotn fein miro,
muB, Inn ertDdbIt 5u iper0en mebrere
tauien0 repu5litaniI6e Stinunen er.
boIten.
SO. Q. BotDen, Ser bereits felt Gn.
fang Ser fiebsiger Snbre ms 9eitungs.
eeI1dft IN Sii6-Dofeta i'll, iest IN
Suron, inet iiber &errn Go. 9. Sobn-
ion, ben oernofrotiihen Gnnoiooten
fir oie Rominotion am 4. syiini:
nSerr SSobrion lit Der Ronn, benz
iid un5itfrieoene &epnbIifoner 0oIl.
ten irgen6 pelhe urt5ufrie0en tper.
benz, eber 5iitpenoen miir0ert, oIs Iei.
nem Rnrteigegner (Serrn %. S. Bid
ben1), rui6 oos lit geiogt nit benz
groBten 2eipeft ltno Der groBten A6-
titng Dor Ieinem 8egner.
Serr Ssobnion lit elm Brooltft 6es
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