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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-15
WEATHER FORECAST.

WEATHER FORECAST FOR SALT LAKE
CITY AND THE STATE OF UTAH-SHOWERS
THURSDAY; FRIDAY PROBABLY FAIR
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GROCERY SPECIAL
FURNITURE REPAIRING

W. WILLIAMS & SON. 1855 N. ST. BELL
15s5-K Upholstering. chairs recaned.
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WHERE TO STOP


LINCOLN HOUSE. GS EAST lST So:
$50 rooms, rates, 35c. d0c and soc; mod
ern; baths, 1oc. nl339
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HAIRDRESsING PARLoR


GIRLS TO LEARN HAIRDRESSING
maEicur!ns. etc. Sassc's Holrdressing
College, e276l
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CUSHIONS, UpHoLsTERINC

MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS RE-
paired. Salt Lake Mattress d Mfg.
Co. Phones 3209- p15Ss
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DIARIES
CANARY BIRDS.


YOUNG BIRDS, HARTZ AND ROLL
erss guaranteed singers, Johnson's stu
dlo, 56 S w. Temple st. 1850
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER W. KALI. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer. 164 So. West Temple. Phone
1913. d3
E. g. O'DONNEL.L. UNDERTAKEN
and eInbalmer has moved to new loca-
tion. 225-227 South West Temple street
Realty bldg. Phone $50, o33g9
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LIVERY STABLES

M'COY STABLE. CARRIAGES AND
light livery horses bought and sold.
Phone 81. cl41
The Prescott daily news., 1912-06-27

was to give her away. They were met at the altar by Mir. Hamby and his best man, Mr. Duncan McRle and the Rev. Flournoy Shepperson of Monti- cello.
 Mr Shepperson said the i'm pressive ring ceremony which united the two and concluding prayer was said. The many friends of the young people join ing the relatives in wishing for them both a long and happy life together.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-06-27
TO GIVE HIGH CLASS PLAYS
Theater Manager Syndicate Will Com pete With Picture Shows in Thirty
 Cities-Prices to be 10, 20, 30.

New York, June 25.-Aiming to win back from the motion picture houses to the Legitimate" theaters thousands of amusement seekers who have changed their allegiance in the past few years, q syndicate of theatrical men, including the Shuberts, William A. Brady, Lew Fields, Marcus Loewe and others, have formed circuit of theaters embracing 30 cities in the east and middle west and will send over a number of companies which will play at 10, 20 and 30 cents, and others which will demand the regular prices of $1.50 and s2.
 The theory Is that if they can draw audiences to their houses for part of the week at the lower prices they will get them into the habit of going there to see the more expensive productions IS we'll The cheap shows will not be the old-fashioned melodrama type, it Is said but will be truly intelligent presentations of commendable works. including standard pieces, and also many new plays" St. Louis is in- cluded in the plan.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-06-27
Fight to Save Rhea's Life

Little Rock. June ?. --- More atfidavits were filed and more Witnesses were taken before the governor Wednesday by Attor> hey X. o. Pindall in the interest of w. s. Rhea, who is under sen tence to hang at Pine Bluff July l2. The fight in Rhea's behalf Is being prosecuted with an un. rem'tting earnestness, and hopes are yet entertained by council that the governor can be indu ced to grant at least a communication II not a full pardon eventually.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-06-27
SHOOTS HIS FORMER PARTNER
Complaints of Law and Order League for Illicit Sale of Liquor Lead
 to Quarrel.

Bevier, Mo, June 27.-Lewis c. by his former business partner, John s. Jones, on the principal street here after a quarrel resulting from raids on complaint of the law and order league for the illicit sale of liquor. Both men Lad been arraigned before a justice of the peace, charged with violation of the local option law. They dissolved partnership about six weeks ago. Jones was aTested by Deputy Sheriff C. o. Barnes, and the prisoner is held without bail pending the result of Parry5 wound.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-06-27
NOMINATIONS ID
 BE MADE TODAY
 .~-~~ e' = .S.,t;, ,,$; INDICATIONS ARE ALL COMMIT. TEE WORK WILL HAVE
 BEEN COMPLETED. JAMr.S SELECTED CHAIRMAN Senator-Eiect From Kentucky Is Seat ed as Representative of Pro-
 greseIve Wing of Party
 Little Opposition.
JAMr.S SELECTED CHAIRMAN

Baltimore, June 27.-United States Senator Ollie James of Kentucky was
 unanimously named for permanent chairman of the Democratic national convention by the committee on per manent organization, after virtually
 every state had indorsed him. Senator Culberson of Texas, Senator Kern of
 Indiana, Martin J. Wade of Iowa and Gov. Burke of North Dakota, who were placed in nomination, sent word
 they could not serve, and their names
 were withdrawn in favor of James.
 James Is a progressive, and received
 the votes of the Clark contingent on
 the subcommittee on arrangements of
 the national committee. He received seven votes to Parker's eight Balloting for president will begin
 late Thursday, according to present
 indications.
 Scenes such as those which marked
 the opening of the convention, when | disorder in the galleries forced a re- cess, seriously delay business and strain the temper of the delegates,
 who already are talking of getting | back home.
 Beaten on his first bid for support | in behalf of the progressive move
 ment, MT Bryan still is a dominant | factor in this convention. By reason | of that defeat he appears to be elimi-
 hated as a presidential candidate, but | he has sufficient following to throw | the nomination in event of a close | race between two candidates with all others eliminated His friends declare | that he will be the nominee, if there is no choice on the first few ballots, Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, is anx- ious to have inserted in the platform
 several blanks regarded as important
 to the cause of labor It Is said that
 the main fight in the committee will
 be whether the language of the Den yer platform in regard to free raw
 material shall be followed. MT Bryan strongly favors this plank. Should lengthy discussion in the
 committees delay reports the conven- ton would be forced to spend the day marking time. In this event nomina- tons probably would not be reached
 until Friday.
 At the headquarters of the various presidential candidates no talk of compromise is heard. Optimism pre- vails everywhere and each candidate l. referred to by his adherents as the next president"
 The Clark forces have been unusu- ally confident since MT. Bryan's de- feat, and are freely predicting the nomination of the speaker on the first ballot.
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UNIVERSITY BOARD
 IN SESSION TODAY

Little Rock, June 27-.-The Uui- versity Board of Trustees is in session, with Messrs. Brewster, Hall, Jones, Herbert, andS Me- Kenzie, Governor Donaghey and Supt. Cook iu attendance, Messrs Turner and Reid being absent. The first day was spent in a dis discussion of routine business and nearing a committee of Little Rock business men who entered a protest against the possible re- moyal of the Medical School from Little Rock. This institution was by the last legislature placed under the control of the Univer- sity Trustees, but no appropria- ton was made to assist in it's support. It is expected that a demand will be made upon 1.-the next legislature for such an ap- propriation.
 Chancellor Kirkland of Van derbilt University returned to- day from a visit to Fayetteville, and it is expected the Board will today take up the question of his election to the presidency of the University. His salary at Van- derbilt is reported to be S7,00O, and Arkansas will offer him a considerable increase over, ,nthat figure.
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PROMINENT PRESCOTT
 COUPLE MARRIED

The First Presbyterian Church of Prescott was taxed to it's ut most capacity on Wednesday evening when the friends and relatives of the contracting par ties gathered to witness the cere- mony which united the lives of Irene Royston and Randolph Peden Hamby.
 The church was beautifully decorated in pink and green and white, and a great quantity of greens and a large number of potted plants added their part to make the scene one that fairly rivalled Fairyland.
 In addition to the Prescott peo. pie who were fortunate enough to be invited, many out.of- town guests were among those present
 Just before the ceremony Miss Leta Lowenberg, of Little Rock, rendered two beautiful vocal selections - "Dearie" and 70 Promise Me-"
 Immediately afterwards to the impressive strains of the We'd ding March from Lohengren the bridal party entered the church. First came the ushers, Nat Mar tin and Dr. A. $. Buchanan fol- lowed by the groomsmen, Harry Woolridge, of Pine Bluff, Royston Jett, of Little Rock, and Wren Scott proceeding the brides maids, Lottie Conway, J ulia Logan, Hazel Scott and Mary White. Next came the ribbon bearers, Margaret Hart and Tom BemiS, Louise Greeson and John Clark White. while Maxeys Stone and Lii Pittman were flower girls. Mrs. Battle, of Fulton, a sister of the bride, was matron of honor and Irma Hamby made a radiant maid of honor. Next, Norvelle Bemis and A z n S Wright scattered pink and white rose petals in the bridal pathway and little Horace BemiS bore the wedding ring in the heart of a calla lily.
 Following the little people closely came the beautiful bride, radiant with youth and happi- ness, crowned with orange blos- sons that looped back her filmy veil and clad in white satin and lace-a fairy vision from the tip of her dainty dark braidS to the hem of her white dreSS-on the arm of her brother, Dr. Grandi- son RoystOn, of St. Louis, who
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Foley Kidney Pills
What They Will Do for You

What They Will Do for You
 They will cure your back ache, strengthen your kid neys, correct urinary irreg- ularities, build up the worn out tissues, and climate the excess uric acid that causes rheumatism. Prev t Bright s Disease and Dia- bates, and restores health and strength. Refuse su b stitutes.
 Hesterly Drug Store
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Delegates Appointed

The following delegates to rep resent the M. E. Sunday School at the County Sunday School Convention have been appointed +. E. Murrah, A. l.. Smith, Mrs. Geo. F. Cress, Mrs. Chas. F. Plttman, Miss Lela Andrews.
 The convention meets at Main Springs, July 9th and 10th. We trust that all the delegates will oe able to attend and that a mum per of others, especially all the teachers, can go.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-06-27
5 Years for Foroinq a5-cent Check.

St. Joseph, Mo, June 26.-J. H. Pierce, who got 25 cents with which to buy breakfast on forged check, was found guilty and given five-year sentence by jury. Clemency was recommended.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-06-27
Secretary Meyers Typhoid.

Hamilton, Mass, June 26.-1here was no appreciable change Tuesday in the condition of Secretary of the Navy Meyer who is suffering from a mild attack of typhoid fever at his home here.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-06-27
Tokio honors Eliot.

Tokio, June 26.-Charles ". Eliot, president emeritus of Harvard uni versity. has been accorded most fattering reception in Tokio. Many entertainments have been arranged in his honor. He will sail for home on the Pacific Mail steamer Siberia on July IT.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-06-27

For Sale-A good com bination buggy and saddle horse. Also ruooer-tired runabout as good as new. Sam T. White.
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2ofal /. 8eri6t.
3mfd4ig ertranfen.
2sidJe bss Ssbm Stratmann ben An'
geb6rigen iibergeben.

Die 2eihe bss am Donneriias nubs
5om. gitp I'm Ohio ssfunoenen Wans
mes tpurne nohtrGgli1 als bieienise
bss 52 SABRE alien JObn 5. Strata
monn, go. 1104 Mnn Ctr, Neppprt,
ibentifiSirt unb gsftern nit Oenebmiz
sung bes goroners ben 6interbliebes
nen iibsrgsben. Gtrutmann mar friiber
iabrelane als Holettor fir bic Wiebe>
mannfHe Brau,rei tbdtie. gr batte
cine GruGtform setauft unb beabfih.
tigte, mad berfslben uber3uIiebeln.
Rad Mnfiht bes 6arrp Gtratmonn,
zines Sobnes bes Iobten, mar ltsterer.
nIs er ben 1<rnbant Damn IN Mu=
seni1ein nabm, Don einem pI0blinen
Shninbelanfall bttroff<n, aufdllig in
bsn GIub s.foaen unb ertrunten. Da
bic 3ei4e Ieidte Mbf6urfunsen unb
2ontufionsn aufnies. Iieb Der Coroner
bon Dr. u. 20. Josrtmep<r Elm. Dbs
button DOrnebmen, tD<Ife ersab. bab
Gtrotmann feinsn Sob burd grtrin=
len eefanben bate.
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SSin 2auie Der Nad)t bonn Ton.
neritae anf sSreitaa niroen nidt pe.
niger ipie orei Geid,ditsbdiiier oil
Wain strnBe bon Ginbrchern beiu6t
esn benz 6utInben 6eS ssobn Mie.
lag, go. 1920 Main Gtrnbes erben-
teten Die Giebe $25 aus Der Megi-
iirirfniie. augenifeinlih hatten lie
aud, ben geriuf, aemaht, ben Welo.
ifranf 5n offneit BON oieiem Der
inhe ieboh bolo ais ausiidtslos ab.
Itanb eenommen.
ssn benz Sfubseihdft BON MIbers
81 &c., SO. TIA Main StraBe, be.
Ifonb ibre geufe in Gd,liben I'M Mer.
the bon $25, fofrie in $3.50 In 1aar.
@on cor; batten bic iyretbeuter lid,
nah Dem Dnnien.slusitatt,lngs
BON CLAUDE Grep. so. 1924 Muin
Strnbe, beaeben. ipp fie eine Nenge
Wonren erbeutete1..
1ie WoIisei iii iiber3eugt, bab Sic
einbriihe bon 0enieIben 4eriouen
|Deriibt suorocH iinb.
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Netrciis beg Iobes bes i'm Clio &C.
fnnbenen GlnDton Barnes 81
Gage sefommtn.

Der Coroner orbnete seftern eine
Sbbuttion an Der 2eide bes am DOM
nerftag ndbe Der Garrel Strdbe I'M
Gluiie eefunoenen 26 Sabre alten
Glapton Barnes bon Der 8. 4Denue
In Neipport an. Die leihs
mics Bel oberfld1liber unteriuhung
nur einige serinse aontuiionen uno
Ibfhiirfunsen por, tpie folhs ltttt
burh Gontaft nit 8arten coer lrsibe
bol3 etc i'm WaFer perurfaht fporben
iein tonntsn. Geitern jeboh meloete
iih Der gBirtb Games q. Glart pon
glo. 227 4hte Strabe, Repport. IN
Der Coroner Office uno mahte Nus
iaeen, ipelhe Or. goe peranlabten, cine
Sbbuttion Der 2eife an3uoronen.
Glart ertlarte, oaB Barnes DOT einisen
5agen bic Bemerfuns aemaht babe. er
fiirhte iif Dor einem .gepifen
Manne". Nls Barnes am Gonntug
aulebt BON Ieiner RoitbousDirtbin
Murp O'Gonnor eeiebsn iuurbe, bate
er minbeitens 800 in ieinem 8eiise,
lpdbreno an Der 2eihe nur $3 sefun@
ben ipurben. gluberoem iino Jreunos
unb getunnte oes 5obten iih tinig
barin, bdb er ftets lebensluitts tpar
unb ME SelbItmorooebanfen sedubert
bate. Gr mar in ben Wepporter
Gtahpsrtsn anseiteat uno arbsttete
am lebten Sonntas.
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9ie prpareiiiue gem.sans.

gs lit unbeitreitbar, bab bas amez
rttunii6e 8olt Iih eine neue politiihs
4nf6auung gu sigen eeua4t bat. Die
reattiondren Glemente beDbahten pas
nit WiBbebagen uno reDen BON einsm
S6ninoelgeiit, Der bas 0plf erfabt
Fat unb pon 8emasogen gsnd6rt ipirb.
Das lit cine fe9r altbetannte 8ebaupz
tung, Die 10 unrpabr 1T, pis alt. Wenu
,inmer cine itarte 8oltsitrDmuns
tpabrnebmbur lit, 10 entitebt iie ni9t
con ungefdbr, fonbern 1T bic Jolee
BON tiefDirtenoen uria6en, Die ii6
rbue S4nierieteit nahtpeiIen laTen.
Das golt bat bic Wabrnebmuns aee
madt, DaB Der @roBbeiiB bislang bic
6errI4aft i'm 2anDe osfiibrt bat unb
5nar in bohit eisennibiasr Weiie. Gr
bemddtigte iid Der 0ffentIiden 2dnbss
reien. 10 groB apie a0nisreife; Der
offentliden Walbunsen, bic einsn
Wertb Don Wtilliarben reprdientirtsn
uno Derpaltete Die 0ffeutliden Gors
pordtionen nit iolh traHem gigennuB,
oab bus 0olt gu Jrobnbearbeitern bss
Grobfapitalismus berabiant. Die
9tation Dermsbrte ibren Aei9tbum BON
Sa1r gu Sabr, aber Der Grtraa Der
nutIpnalen 4rbeit flob elmer besiinitiss
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Netirt
Sat Der Nagor ben Sta6tratbsbe.
idluf be3iiglid bes Saus zines
3anns am gaieball.Harf.

NaDor Snnt bat geitern bent
Staotpater 9fepnolbs, BON Der 81.
@aro, cine fleine nornIiife Shrfeige
perIest. Serr 9iepnolos lit Der Gincin-
natl Grbibition 60, Der eigenthiinle.
rim bes gaieboa Barfs, ieit efpisen
3eiten nid,t iebr tpobl geionnen nno
bat bereits bes perid,ieoenen leine
Animoiitdt 5egen bieie BeieIllhait
ofien ee3eigt.
9lm Iienitag ieste er i'm Staot'
roth Die ginnubme elmer Nelollltlon
ourdl, Iout nelher bic Cincinnati er-
bibition So. ourh ben glrbeitsoireftor
ee3lp.ngen iperoen ioIlte, an benz
Borf OH Der Dorf StraBe, 5pild)en
Ser 8eiteru slpenue un6 Wc2eat
glpenue, einen Gam su erreihten.
Gieien autrag bate Serr Hepnolos
nit Ser gehnuptung begriinoet, bab
Die SeieIlifnit lid 5ur Grrid,tung
oieies 3auns fontraftlih perpilihtet
babe.
Wtabor Stunt bat Nun geitern bieIc
HeioIlition nit ieinen @eto beIegt
ilno oas 8eto in einem lansere,t
Sbreiben on ben gtnotratb motiDirt.
Gr fpeiit in Dem Shreiben naf, bob
Die !Serren Staotpater 6ei Der Nm.
rabme Ser HeioIution bon elmer gan5
ialiden 8ornusiesung ailsgegan9en
iinb unb ben aontraft NIT Der grbibi'
ton 60. augeniheinlih gar nift &c.
Ieiet bobeu. Ger aontraft beiagt
n1mIid MIR, baB bic 8eIelliduft ei-
nen 3aun BORT errid)ten rfann" uno
Der 9iirgermeiiter bemerft, oaB un-
fer oieien ltmItGnben natiirlih Der
9lrbeitsoireftor Die Grridtllug zines
aauns nidt ersipingen fam nnb bic
riftiee Metbooe Ole iein ipiirbe, in
freunbid)nfil:d,e llnterbanolunaen
nit Der @eiealdait 5u treten. Gerar-
tige llnterbanolunaen ipiiroen mad,
Der Iniift bes Mopors 8peifeIsobne
gum gepiinIdten 3iel fiibren.
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QonitnbIcr syagin, BON Griebens.
rifter arnitrong's Office, uerboitete
geitern BEN Wm. g. Iolon, BON SO.
$3.50 @oobforo apenue, Ylenfant
Mioge, inter ser Nnflage Ser Inter
ihIaaung. lie @erhaftuns erfolgte
alif UeranIaiiilng oes ssioac Srieo.
mann, bon Der WfobeIhnn6Ilmg Cen.
nenbaim & Co., BON Weit 5. Mpenue.
0olnn, luclf,er al5 Solicitor fir bic
ssirma thntia mar, ioa $40 bon ben
BON ibm pereinnabmten Beloern niht
abaelieiert baben.
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Giueinnati 1nrneemeinbe.

Sir ibre crite lfnterboItuns in bic.
Ter sniion, morgei, Rafmittag uno
Mbenb, habcn Die Danen Der Iurn.
peIneirbe ieit Mofen elm reihbaItiges
prograftliM beitebeno aus mniifaIi.
ihen mnb oeflamatoriifen ytlnnmern.
norbereitet. slIs beionbere stttraftipn
lit Der llnterbaltuna elm iogennHntes
Wor social binaueefiigt iporben, mas
peridieOentlife lleberraih,iugen brin-
gen tpirb. Die Mffnire ihlieBt ipie iib.
lid mt einetn eenaiitbliden T1n,hen
ab, nobel Gaffee unb Auhen jerpirt
perben. "a Der gintrift MIR 10 gts.
bctrdgt, 10 .per6eH ii& iebenfnIIs NOR.
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Die preubifhe Rsgierrns
beIiBt etne 2ln3ah aoblenbergtperts,
Die iie na9 bem SruftzSpitem betries
ben bat, 5. b. iie ftdnb nit ben prioaz
ten geiiBern Der iibrissn 9er9lperte i'm
8arteu, lpeI9es bic preiis regulirte, 10
bab iebe &onturren5 uusgsi dloIlen
mar. Dor unsefdbr flint Sa6ren Duroe
es Der Resierung i'm 8arteu unbehugz
lid ,oa 1ie Der Init6t ipur, oaB bic
preiIe gu bod 9etriebsn tpiiroen, gum
sroben Shdben Der geidmmten Sns
ouitrie unb gum sroben NudtbeiI Der
pripdten 8er6rau6er bon 8ohlen. I'm
bieIer grsistreiberei Elm Gnoe gu md@
den, IsBte iie fi6 nit elmer 9dnt in
0erbinbung, um bic 2lttien zines Der
grobten pripaten &ohlenbergperts aufz
5utaufen. Qluf ipl6e Weiie pollte ite
ibr 9etpi6t i'm 3arteQ OeritGrten uno
es gu 9uniten niebrigersr prsife unz
member. Sobulo bic Sireftprsn bes
8eretperfs babon bOrten, peranitoltez
ten iie etne nsue uno grDbere Ittienz
ausga6e, mas bic Regierune 5Ddn9,
bon bem plan 3uriid3utreten' uno iie
lteb iih tpeiter bic Spblen aus ibren
8erqpsrten 10 t6euer be5ablen, ME bic
Sruitleiter es porihrieben. 9teis Be-
itdnoige qreiserbDbung bat Die 9soulo
Der Reeierung erihDpft; tie lit aug
benz 3arteQ uusoetreten unb tpirb
pabri6einlih benz &artsa aonturren3
MAIDEN. 0ieis2tbiictt, oem9ublitum 5ll
oienen, burfte Ii6 iebo6 sfiibrbar
srpsiien, ba Der 8eitB Der Regierung
gu gering lit, als bab lie cine tpirtiame
8onturrsn3 ausiiben t0nnte. Wir err
tporten ieboh niht, bab es babel bleis
ben iptrb. Wenn bic preubiihe Regiez
runQ ben ern'ten Willen bat, feblt IS
tbr nitht an W1ittsIn, gum S6use BEG
8ublitums etn8uihreiten. gu pelhem
S6ritte iie Ith entI6lieben ptro, 1T
niht Doraus3uIehen. Wenn lie iih fir
Elm Ituatlihes 9pblen>Monopol entz
fhstbet, itebt ihr tein 6inoerntB i'm
0eqe. Sn europa lrerben bic Staats>
perfaTungsn fir bus 8olt genu6t uno
niht umgefehrt. Der 8orqarg erregt
jeboh bauptfd6lih SSntereiIe aug bsm
8runbe, baB er nadpeiit, pie trii9ez
rid Die 8orausiebungen iino, auf
ipelhs bin Die preuBiihe Regierun9 oas
aarteQIpitem bulDet unb Die lie ieBt
nod in bieiem 2onbs dls Gmpfeblung
fir Die Sruits ongegeben fperben. Utit
Den 9ru1ts polIts man brsi Otnes err
rsiden: Cine billige probuttion bur6
trnsentrirten9etrieb unD Nus i6ultun9
Der 8ertdufsuntoiten, einen biQigen
preiS fir bic 8oniumenteH uno aute
20bns fir bic Nrbeiter. 8srtpirtliht
bat iih bios bic srite Nbfht. Der
profit Der probussnten lit bon sSabr
5n Subr qeitie9en, 10 bab 9oblenattien
einen Gurs bon 500 erreihten. Die
8oniumenten tpurbsn unbarmb.rsig
ausgebeutet unb fir bic Mrbeiter fiez
len nah fpie por Bios 6unasrlOhns ab,
10 baR &oniumenten unb Qrbeiter bel
benz aonturren3ipitem iih bsfer fam
ben, uls unter benz SruitIpitsm.
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9offnung eripedt babe, bab bic 8robz
lnG6te ntht i'm Stanoe iein piirDen,
ihr geesn Die Nnnertpnen serihtetes
prpsramm bur65ufiibren unD bab fur
iebe Rotion fdIteblid bod Elm Stiid
BON ben tiirtiihen 8eitbungen abf fallen
tpsroe. DAP Die ruiiiihe Diplomatic
zines Iolhen Sdurtenitrsihs fdbig
mare, tpirb nidt unglaublih erideiz
men, Qber bic 9altanfiiriten iollten
bod bic 8erbdltntfIe beHer tennen unp
9ana fpeaisu ipifsn, oab RublanD nlht
i'm Stanoe tpdre, feline 9erfpre6ungsn
gu erfiillen, ba es nit benz entIhieoenen
Wiberitanoe oes Sreibunoss 81 rehs
nen bat, Der fslt entidloiIen tit, tetne
4ntaitung bes tiirfii6en 8eilBltanoes
gu eeitatten. Cine dnoere @sriion gebt
babir, bab bic gegen Die Siirtei tampz
fenoen Wpnarhen auber Stanoe tpa@
rem, Die &rie9sputh ibrer 8plter i'm
Saum gu baltsn uno gegen tbren Wtl=
len qe3tpuneen tparen, in ben arieg
ein5utptIItgen, I'M lire 8ronen gu rets
ten. DieIe leBtere Qngabe tlingt am
einleuhtsnoiten. Sine fplde Sborbett
lit 81 beoauern, aber iie ipiro ni6t
ldnge anbalten. Ollie 2dnDer, Die i'm
8riege 1teben, pbne Iusnabme, haben
tein Gelb unb olls Regierungsbanten
Guropus baben bic 4nipeiiung erbalz
ten, feline Der triegfiibrenben Md6te
nit elmer Mnleihe 3u ltnteritiiBen. gu
benz itebt Der Winter Dor Der Sbiire,
Ger pon Ielbit 5pinst, Die Wuffen ME
Oer3ulegen.
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pfunbenen 30Ile, fpesieu bic 3Due auf
gfabrunssmtttel. fofort berabauitben9
0ieie alpei Graeen bilben ben aerns
puntt oes Wablfampfes. Das fo-t@
i9rittlide prosramm Iiegt niht aur
Gntihsibuns bor. 6ierin finb dlle
prei parteien qlei6 5uperIdhig.
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endtpr Oehburn bon

Ssnatpr 6ebburn bon
Soabo, Der feline iroii6s 2uufbahn be-
ihlohen bat, mar Elm 5reuno 2ortmers
unb elm 5etnb Roofepelts. Sein 8olz
lese, Senator 9orab, bat Die entgessnz
9e1ebte Stellune stneenommen. Sas
Golt bon Soubo piro ipobl iest einen
neusn Ssnator nah oem Wtuiter goe
rQhs ndhlen.
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gen Wadmittog i1rnmtIihe WeitgIie-
Der Der Inrngenleinoe nit ibren Ja-
niIien i'm fIeinen GaaIe Der Central
Iurnballe sn 6ieier unierbaItling Elm.
finoen.