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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-28
Would Put Goethals in Charge

WUuiu Iut "UetItdis IT Snafge "ff | were elected President he con tInued T would fight the thing through. would get our people to authorize it and then I'd bring Major Goethals from Panama and put him in charge of it. The action of the democrats in the House in voting for abolition of the tariff on sugar was cited by Colonel Roosevelt as another example of what he meant. He said that the democratic party stood for free entry of sugar. which would com pei the great majority of sugar cane and beet growers to go out of business,
 
 (Csstlnued sa Page Ninssl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30
OUT FOR
OKLAHOMA A
HUSBANDS
TWELVE CHICAGO WOMEN
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
LEAP YEAR

Twelve Chicago women have taxi
en- advantage Of leap year TO form a
club which has for its ayowed OBJ
ieel correspondence with Oklahoma
men They want husbands Ihe
secretary Of the club has sent 20 ] de
Louder an article c0ncernl IL the or.
eaaizati5u ana purpose q the
clab 1le article, printed below was
accompanied by confidential letter
in which the writer states that the
membership o the club is Tor the
most part composed of teachers.
Taere are besides two stenograpb'
ors, two nurses and a music teacher.
The ages Of the members. the letter
states range from 20 to ~ years and
they are taking advantage Of the
coming Of leap year to secure Okla
homa husbands only eligible men
in this section OF the country are
asked to eorrespJi with The club.
The writer says
THE Ankh which is tne oldest
emblem IN the world for good luck
has beer adopted by club Of cnl'
tured progressive Chicago women for
t1e pleasant purpose OF extending
their acquaiutanceship during the
lucky year Of 1872.
the circle Of ladies' Is CLOSED Tor
the present aud consists Of high
class women. between the ages Of
twenty and dfly who have devoted
their lives so far To the Improve
ment and education OF others, in
many instances neglectine their own
social progress, especially the cult
yatiou oi broad acquaintance with
the Lord SEX Now tney have de-
cided to take forward step in their
own behalf by inviting a limited
number 1t tknights u join the
Ladies circle They extend the call
only to the westerners, for it has
been recorded that many OF them
are doomed to read lonely loyeless
homeless chldless lives since tney
can uot hud suitable companions in
their narrow environment while II
me Oyercrowded cities. folks are
so close together that they can not
see oae another hence to gain de
sirsble acc iaintance Is next 10 i'm
possible
The Aukh club warns agaIus the
MiscCNCeptlOn OF lts aim AMI pai-
SD lt is absolutely not matr'
mouial dub SO fees Of any sort are
charged and only limited number
OF honorable reputable high mind.
ed men are eligible 10 Join this cir
Gle No divorces no adyenturers
no triilers need apply only those Of
genuine sterling character rrespee-
tive of age aud religion which never
mar or make man The Object Is
purely q social one for the cultiva-
ti0n of desirable acqudinances. u
this leads 10 matrimony we'll and
good. II NOT there Is no wrong done.
however the originators Of The CLUB
are in full accord VITA the sentiment
expressed by riscilIa TO Junn Alden
The Anah club is q secret society
in so much as it never will diyulge
the names of lbs members to any
one outside OF the circle
For further Information address
THE ANKH CLUB
General Delivery.
Chicago III %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30
FULL CORRESPONDENCE IS
GIVEN BY NEW YORK POST
Harvey Said He Feels No Personal
Resentment, But Had to
Explain
{BJ Associated Pressl

Now ork. Ian 30--Thc Evening
Post today publishes the correspond
ence between Woodrow wilson and
Col. Harvey, of IIarpers, which with
drew its support from Wilson after
hSsstatement to the editor that 1t
hurt his candidacy.
In the first letter Wilson apologies
for the abrupt manner in which he
told Harvey that Harper's support in.
,Jred him, but asks him t continue
his friendly attitude.
Harvey replied that he still was a
sincere friend of Wilson's and VIII
sons name was taken from the head
of Harper's editorial column in fair
ness to Wilson.
Wilson wrote again saying that he
felt badly on having hurt Harvey S
feelings with his tactless manner but
explains that he did not mean he wish
ed Harpers TO withdraw its support,
which he says put the weekly in a
false light He says he tried to see
Colonel Harvey personally and ex-
plain his appreciation for the sup
port OF former years. as we'll as nov.
Col. Harvey replies that he feels no
personal resentment. but is forced to
. explain to his readers how the mis-
ltaKe was made
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30
FEDERATION COMMITTEES
NAMED FOR NEW YEAR

The following standing committees
for the year 1912 OH the City FEEDER
alton OF Womans clubs. appointed
by the president, are as follows:
Entertainments.
Mrs. Mary S. Black. chairman: Miss
Catherine Cassidy. Miss Florence Ad-
Ter. Miss Edna Gray, Miss Elizabeth
Melvin. NJ D., Mrs William Patter-
son, Mrs. J J. Boles, Mrs. Mary c.
Hart and Mrs f. H. Greer
Civics
Mrs H. e. Derwin. chairman; Mrs
Fl H. Miller Mrs. Frank Beamer,
Mrs Horace Speed and Mrs, Emma
Miller
Parks odFlowers.
Mrs. Charles Seely. chairman; Mrs
FRAN, Dale. Mrs. Frank Mcclure.
Domestic Sceflce and HouseoId Eco
nomics.
Mrs f j. Doughty chairman, Mrs
Mary G Hart, Mrs. Frank Rinehart,
Mrs A. H. Boles
Schools.
Mrs. y. NJ. Carter. chairman; Miss
Alma Carson, Mrs X. Y. Smith, MIS-.
Tell Walton, Mrs r W. Dunhan,
City Improvements.
Mrs NJ Cassidy, chairman Mrs.
j. d. Williams, Mrs. j. b. Fairfield.
Club Extension.
Mrs. Anna B Dodson, chairman,
Mrs Dr. Householder, Mrs. William
Patterson
Legislative.
Mrs. B. j. Waugh, chairman, Mrs.
Mary c Hart Mrs J d. Williams.
Mrs /. A. Hahn. chairman, Mrs.
r. v Smith, Mrs. A. II Boles
Humane.
Mrs ! Z. Nisslcy. chairman: Mrs.
! h Bcadles, Mrs John Conners
University.
Mrs. Emma Miller chairman, Mrs.
Frank Dale. Mrs A. G. c Bierer. Mrs.
Frank II Greer, Mrs. n NJ Carter,
Mrs John r. Hanill, Mrs. W. w
Rucks
Art
Mrs. Juo Il Hamill, Mrs A. 6 c.,
Bierer.
Literature.
Mrs Frank II. Greer. chairman.
Mrs w w Rucks. Mrs ] J. Hill
dretb Mrs. e. J BlacknIan Mrs
Charles Kneslev
Benevolent.
Mrs. Mary c Hart chairman. Mrs,
H. l. Miller, Mrs Hortcnse DoJe
Mrs j. h Beadles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30
CAPT. STANLEY TO REMAIN

The ladies' Of the West SHE w G..
T. u have decided to continue the
meetings which have been so success
fully conducted at the City Han for
the past two weeks and a half, capt.
Stanley has consented to remain al
though he had to cancel engagements
IN Kansas to do SO. Beginning to-
night the meeting will be held in the
Salvation Army tabernacle on Divl.
sion street The song service Will be-
gin at 1.30 O'Clock, and Capt stan
ley viii begin a o'clock Extra
seats have been secured and every
effort made to make the audience
comfortable Last night at the CITY
Hall the ogan County Prohibition as
sociaton was organized with mem
bership of twenty-five. Much enthu-
siasm was displayed Mr. ID. =. Lee
was elected president A pro2res
sive campaign is to be made against
the liquor traffic Meeting OF the as
socation will be held every Monday
night in the year at the W. G. I. I.
hall Gu West Noble AverUe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30
HEROIC WOMAN LEAVES HUSBAND
TO GET PROVISIONS AND WHEN
SHE RETURNS FINDS HIM DEAD

in the lighthouse. waiting through
the dreafN days and tending the warn
ing lights through the .irearier nignts
At last the husband fell i'll. The
had grown desperately short
and it was necessary to take heroic
measures for relief.
In the crisis the wife volunteered
to brave the ugly sea in the gasoline
launch and came ashore for proVi
sions YESTERDAY
Last night she noticed that the
light was not burning and fought her
way through the ice when she
reached the lighthouse she found her
husband dead.
Friends who we're summoned took
the body away. Mrs Taylor remain
ed behind and although solely griel
stricken, she tended tbs light. =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30

Chicago. Jan 3o-Just 0.e month
ago TO-DAY MIS-. John Harding identt
fed the body of Nnman Killed bl a
street car as hat OF her sister Mrs.
Katherine Mclean The bed, vas
taken to her home and funeral sert-
ices were hell there twU day later
To-day Mrs Mclean walked iuto
her sisters house and said that she
had called o. line Mrs. Harding
collapsed When she was revived Sue
gasped
is It really YOU Katherine, OF am
going crazy We buried yOu "a
month ago
well I'm not exactly dead. re-
piled Mrs. Mclean. j hope to i've
tor some time
alter Mrs, Harding Aa1 Egg2geEEssa4 q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30
(By Associated PressJ

Snow Hill, Nd, Jan. 80 Weeks u
isolation in an ice.bound lighthouse
hunger. woman's heroic battle with
an ugly sea. the iOnely death OF a
husband. and the wife's selt-sacriilc-
ing devotion to duty after the body
had been taken ashore, are some oi
the elements OF story that came TO
light today
William TAYLOR and his wife we're
keepers of N lighthouse on ,he
treacherous shoals OF Chincotedgue.
Broken and jagged blocks OF ice mat
Mad baen piled up by the recent cold
winds following the zero weather
shut the two off from the land.
To venture out in a boat in such
sea seemed like choosing suicide. and
for weeks Mr. and MIS-. Taylor SAT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30
SWORD OF PAWNEE
IS DENIED EXECU.
TIVE CLEMENCy

I% Special to the Daily Leader :,
p" Oklahoma city. Okla Jan 50 I"
:. Governor Cruee granted parole :,
:" to Arthur Smith OF Bryan couu :.
- ty. held at the pauls valley d.
:. into store at Bokchito Smith :.
=. is IL years OF age. and was 10 =.
.. remain in the institution mt:i :.
:: he was y Three others cou ::
:. vcted for the crime have al :.
:. ready been paroled 9.
e; The governor denied executive ..
=. clcmcncy un n the applications =.
:. OF W + Sword ol pawuee. sern ::
- ing ten years J r. Campbell. y
- Murray county, seven years and ..
:. Jesse Hardness. sam Green and =
=: $ u Dennis. all Of Blaine couu =
=. ty. one year each aul John ..
=. culver. AIuskugec county. seven .:
- years CULVER WlS convicted on .:
:. a charge of forgery and It vas q
=. represented 10 the a0Nernor that =;
- the federal government would .
:. use him as witness IN other .
=: lorgerA cascs The governor =
.. laid the matter before United :!
:. States District Attorney Gregg =
;: at Muskcgee who replied that .
=. the government could probably =
I? use Cuiver in the way mentioned -
=. but that he. as an official, would =:
:. not assume he attitude ot re :"
;. ouestins pardons or paroles :"
Z; from the state Governor tNlGe :?
Y declined to issue The release pa y
!. pers
/. =
1. -. .; ~ ;. =. =. =" .: =; - :. y :.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30
MR. SPERLING
GETSDAMAGES
FROM THEC|TY
MAN WHO FELL THROUGH
SIDEWALK AWARDED $500
IN SUPERIOR COURT

A verdict was returned by Jury
in the superior court TINS morninS
giyini G a. sperling $500 da nages
against the city Of Guthrie fc" io-
juries sustained oy falling through
defective nole in sidewalk on Sec.
ond street, two years ago
Sperlins sued for $500 The 5''y
was cut all niaNt ana returned y1r.
understood that the jury on al ~allots
was in favor of allowing Sperling
damages, but the long session result
ed On account OF inability to decide
on the amount
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30
MIND OF GOV.
CRUCE IS UN.
CHANGED, SAYS

y Special to the Daily Leader =:
y Oklahoma City Okla, Jan 30 =:
y At a meeting OF the Seminole =:
;: county Democratic executive =.
y committee few DAYS ago resolu. -
y tions were adopted urging the .:
= governor to convene the legsla- z:
Y ture in special session for three =:
:: purposes First. to remedy the =:
y taxation situation second, to 9.
J: legislate regarding the state .:
y capitol building. and third to :.
Z amend the laws so as to in- ."
u sure fair election in Oklaho. =:
y ma" :.
" The governor today wrote :.
~ members of the committee for =:
;. their views Of how the subjects ::
Y SHOULD De handled, in event the y:
:. legislature be convened, say .;
:. ing that the persons passing the =:
= resolutions must have had some :.
:: ideas along those lines. The I"
:: governor added that il would ne .;
!: useless for the legislature 20 =:
;: meet and spend several weeks =
J: laDGring over the subjects. when y
:: satisfactory bills could he pre- =.
!: sented at the outset ami to this 9:
:. end. he requested the commit -
: tee to speak freely their views, :.
/. Resolutions we're also received ..
. from the Jackson cub of Mus .:
!. kogee urging a special session =:
. ana when the governor request =:
. ed suggestions as to how the .: |
=: matters desired should be =: !
: handled he received no reply. =:
!: Are we to nave a special =:
:: session OF he legislature?' the .: |
Z governor was asked today .:
:: My mind has not been chang ::
:: ed, neither has the situation, =:
:. he answered. =:
): Y
!. =: =: .: =: =: ." .: =. =: =: :: =. :. :. =: i
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30
BRONZE PEDESTAL FOR TEMPLE

The chamberlain Class Of Scot
fish Rite Masons has made selection
OF beautiful Illuminated bronze
pedestal as its gift to the Temple.
rhe PEDESTAL will be placed at the
foot of the grand stairway leading to
the banquet bail and viii have ID.
scribed on its surfGce the names OF
the Officers and members Of the
class
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30
ADLER PAYING Off CLAIMS

Felix der, citt treasured return.
ed last night froH Oklahoma city
with S3t.&tG the amount of None
derived from the yeiundine bonds an
th0rlzed some time aeo bl the Gus
council TO take up the outstan ing
city indebtedness. This amount IN
cudes the principal costs and inter
est Adler Is busy today ~rltin-
checks for different claimants hold
ing judgment. against the city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30
TAFT AT COLUMBUS
lRY Assoclated Press.l

Columbus Jan. 30-President TaIt
arrived from Cleveland -lis morning
He will remain until tomorrow after
noon He maize four speeches here
and attend the dedication OF the NJ"
postofliee
The ramor that MI TAFT is threat
ened with pneumonia is deniel by
a phi stefan, who said the president
had bad cold which MOTHERS h'm
but that il Is not serious
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30
ordered the water On Again.

In the injunction suit ot tae com.
monweaNh Cotton Oh company OF
Gushing Us the city ot Gushing,
udge \. II. Huston granted the in
junction aud ordered tae mayor Of
Gushing to turn the water on lie
held that the mayor or no on els"
had the right to turn on the water
wnere It Was used Tor ttre protection
Il A. LoWery. OF saltwater, was the
attorney for the plamtin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30
ODD FeIlows Attention

The funeral Of Brother John A.
OYerbay viii be- held at The family
residence. jl5 East oble. At O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon Rev Nicholas
viii have charge Of the services at
the residence The OJd Fellows wite
hold their services al he cemetery
All ODD Fellows vii meet at the
lodge room At ~ aud marcE tp
the residence At I 80 y 10 sharp.
w. l.. WALKER Noble Grand.
w l. MATHIS Secretary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30
Teauuc Ray an Author.

league Ray is writing a philosoph.
ical book The aulhor has struck a
high natc and has defended it IN an
able manner The work VIII soon
be ready for christening. but in what
name has not yet been decided
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30
.Dooly0 Willismson III

'Dooll Williamson son OF Street
Commssio, W = Williamson was
brought TO this civ Yesterday 'no1
~" has been dangerously i'll for The
past several weeks a. Oklahoma civ
where he has been in the employ OF
the state since the removal of ihe
capital
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30

Mayor Frank Olsmith has received
letter from the government land
office in South Dakota to the effect
that the number ne drew last fall in
the Rose Bud and Pine Ridge land
drawing will insure for him first
class farm Of 100 acres The letter
states that any number below 1900
will get choice land The number
drawn by Mayor Olsmith is 300
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30
EamiIu Case in Court.

4 nlry in the superior court is hear
ing the case Of Fl. {, Benson As'
Hiram c Benson today h. Z. sen
son, father OF Hiram. IS SUNG on w.
plevin. fer farm implements ana M
chinery held by the son me case Is
badly mixed and Is the result OF d
family quarrel. The parties live nea
Marshall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30

Secretary Frank Derr has DeeH
summoned to Hollis. Oklahoma. for
the purpose of making arrangements
for the funeral OF the late y r.
pringle. Mr. Prngle was thirty
second degree Mason and a member
of the new auditorium class OF the OK
lahoma consistory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30
But I. R.
IS NOT A
CANDIDATE
nsv AssnciaLed Prasa.l

New York Jan 30 ~ am CON
vinced that Roosevelt VIII be the next
president o. the United States J
held that view even while he was In
Africa and since then 'the sentiment
for him has been measurably increas-
ed
Governor Stubbs. ol Kansas made
this statement today as he left the
office Of Nj. Roosevelt,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30

Trenton. n, J., Jan. 50-"The latest
statement of Henry WattersOn admits
of no comment from me, said Wood
row Wilson today when newspaper
men asked him if he had any reply
to make to Watterson's statement
given out last night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30
WOMAN MOURNED AS DEAD FOR
MONTH RETURNS HOME BUT WILL
NOT TELL WHY SHE VANISHED

her mental poise sufficient to question
her sister aho mysJeriousiy aisar~
peared more than a n0nth sso Sue
deBiauGei 20 be told where the had
been Mis. Mclean refused TO ep
lenten her
AfterWard Mrs Harding rushed 90
"a police station and told the desk
sergeant tAeUe Whst had happened
That was the only thing she knew TO
do under such circumstances.
The policeman had not had much
with the dead returned 20
life, but ne took the description OF
the body that hal been buried and
said he wouil oadeatOr to earn
whose il was
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30
Mr Shearer Returns.

Delegate } $ Sncdrer returned to
day from Chicago. where he went In
the interest OF the Modern Woodmen.
A card frJm him Of interest To Mod
ern Woodmen viii appear In The
Leader tomorrow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30

Crayens was started for Ieaven
worth last evening A large crowd
Witnessed his departure The pris
oner was in charge Of Chief Deputy
Madsen anu Deputies d a Haddem
James Banter and r & }rownlee.
Chas Catledee counterfeiter was also
taken to IeayenwOrth When Clerk
Dolde issued the commitment FOR
Cravens he wound up the 'ontlaw
business All the old time bad men
are either dead in prison or tanned.
It is said that Cravens is lcary Of
Bert Welty who testified against him
and fears that Welty viii Kill him
in the prison lining hall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30
50 CASES; 80 DEATHS

The meningitis record as compiled
by the state board of health, up 10
Monday night, is as follows, by coun-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30
OUTLAW GETS [:
HIS NUMBER
IN PRISON
BEN CRAVENS ARRIVES AT
LEAVENWORTH A ND. is
CARDED NO. 1864

Special to the l.eader
Leayenworth Nas, Jan So Ben
Crayens. outlaw, was brought to
Leayenworbl prison this afternoon.
lie was at once measured shaved
and given convicts uniform
Cra1ens was sullen He refused to
talk, other than to ask.
Where's Weltys cellP'
Crayens number is 1861
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30
stalonn C plvoree

Staicup ASKS DlNorcc
WIN. a otac1D n'Fd suii Tor a.
ycrce ,gaiusf his wife, Eva v etai-
Gus. in the superior court thls morn
ing He ,harses gross neSleri aaa
the use of profaue lgngudse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30

q ~ " y y y ;. .. :. - . !" q :; z; :.
q FRESH TOPICS or ::
4. THE TOWN !.
Z:
/: =: " ~ y y - ~ :. :. ~ Y z " y :.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30

No Meningitis Here
There is no meningitis ia Logan
county. -...-.~l.A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30
THE WEATHER

(By Associated Press
New Orleans. ian S0-Oklahoma
Tonight aud, Wednesday fair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-30

Albert Il Stewart OF $, Louis. IS
2 sag-E 81 .1s& l22za -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-30

3u beIdrdnfen. sDb bas aber unter
Der 0erfaHuns seiheben fDnnte, TT
cine anbere Srase.
Gine pfliht lit jeboh flur pprges
1hrieben: Weitere Sruits biirfen niht
mebr geariinbet tperben. Mne 9anbs
babsn, ipslfe bic DerfaHuns seitdttet,
miiHen In Qnpenbuns ssbradt peroen
unb bic iebisen Geiebe miiiien nod
itrenger polIitrsdt iperben, als es biss
her gefheben lit. Inter ben Strufbs.
ftimmunssn befinbet iid sine 8oniiss
sirung aller Sruitpaarsn, bic 5ih auf
benz 3piihen1tadtlitsn transport bes
finben. Merfpirbiser Weiie bat bic
Hseisruns nod nidt gu bisisr fdarfsn
Waffe eesriffsn. gs follte bas forton
eeIhebsn unb iopeit nod ipeitere
Mabreseln Iih erbenten laHen, mub
Der 8onsrsb lie einfiibren, benn lpas
bislang sesen cine Spensuns Der
Sruits gsiugt iporoen lit. bat Iih als
unipabr ertpieien. Gs ipuroe aelteno
Qemadt, bab bic Sruits eine billiser.
probuttipn ermoelihen, bemnah unter
bieIem SpItem bic Waaren Iid btllis
ger uno bic 2obne iih bDRr itelIen
lpiirben. Dus lift tbeoretiid ridtig,
a6er bic Sbeorie lit an benz GiaennuBs
tlGglih aeIhsitert. Srob biaiserer
proouttion iinb bic Waaren beoeuteno
pertbsusrt unb bic 2Dbns berabseoriidt
porosn. 9tuf jeben San iino Die
2obnausgabsn Der gu Sruits eebori=
Qen 9etriebe beoeutsnb nieoriger, als
friiber, ba burh aonIoliolruns cine
ean3e In8ahl 2obnarbsiter ausseidalz
tet perben tonnten. Wan bat ebsn
Die Monopolsgepa nit Der srObten
RudIi9tsloIigtsit ousgsbeutet. Gin
SruItipItem 1T nur in 2dnbern mDsz
Ii6, mo bic Legislative @epalt unbez
Idrdntt lit, tpie in Osuti6lanb. 9ort
tann bic Regieruna ale mDslihsn BE
bin1unaen pprihreiben: Waurenpreiie,
2obnbDbe, QrobuttipnsbeI Ihrdntung
unb mas lie ionit fir nothipenbig bait.
Inter unIerer apnItitution fdnn bas
nidt geiheben. Oieie bietet bios bic
MDgli6tsit, 9rufts gu i6dffen unb
ni9t. iis gu tontrplirsn. Sd6er mifen
mir bic Sruits fprengen. Wenn Hooiez
belt dui bas Whiiter 8sutidlanbs bin
tpeiit, no Sruits oeitdttst iino, bann
muBman snttpeosr feline Gbrlihteit ober
feline aenntniiIe bssipeifsln, benn es
ftebt auBer olIsm 3lpeifel, bub bi.
bsutIds 9tsgierung, bic an feline Der
faiIung esbunoen lit, Monppole Be-
berrihen tunn, mir ,aber niht.