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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-21
SAYS STOCKS
ARE DEPRESSED
BY The BROKERS
THos. ]. J.LYNcH DECLARES GREAT
INTEREST MANIFESTED
ABOUT ToNoPAH

"Tonopah and the mines OF this
camp are the chief topics Of conver-
sation throughout the investing cen
ters of the east, with Philadelphia
taking the lead" declared Thos. j.
Lynch today in discussing the sights
he observed on his recent trip east.
In Philadelphia you will hear To
nopah discussed aboard the street
cars, in grocery stores, candy shops,
theaters, meat markets and in fact
every place where crowd congre-
gates. This interest is explained by
! the fact that Philadelphia pople hold
( vast quantities of Tonopah shares,
and naturally the majority of resi-
dents of that city have direct in
terest in Tonopah and the mines
CT this district
"The recent decline in stocks was
felt severely in Philadelphia and the
4 shareholders attribute the drop In
prices as the work of eastern and
western brokers. 1t is a known fact
that many brokerage houses in New
York and San Francisco are using
the money sent in by clients to de-
press the stocks During my visit
in Philadelphia ! was informed by
one prominent mining man that 1t
was the investor themselves who
are responsible for the decline. This
gentleman stated that the investors
would send in their money for GER
tain stock and would not demand
possession of the certificates. The
broker would use the money in de-
, pressing the stock and short time
] the client would be wiped out
) Another instance of this kind
E was brought to my attention wherein
! several brokerage firms were advis-
= ing people to make small purchases,
) say $25 or $50, the investment to be
& i'm margins. | was informed that
!. propositions of this kind were only
n advanced by brokers who habitually
If bucketed the orders, the stock order
ed never being purchased and the
!. money received being used for bear
e ing the market.
5, Notwithstanding the interest il
&c Tonopah securities, the eastern cap
2. italists are protesting a desire tt
e sit back and wait until Presiden
h Wilson definitely announces his plani
b. before investing any great amounts
e While the money market is no
d, tight, the uncertainty of the future
Ie is serving to retard developments t
slight extent"
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FRENCH TROOPS SURROUNDED

RABAT, Morocco, Dec. 21.-Moroc-
can rebels in the Mogador district
have surrounded detachment of
French troops consisting Of two
companies of Zouvaves, according to
native adviees received hcre. The
troops are commanded by captain
Marcel e. Massoutier, cavalry oil
ficer attached to the Moroccan po-
lice. They are not in sufficient
strength to beat the rebels. Rein
foreements are being sent TO re-
lieve them.
...~~.~1.s~e~SSS@e @e1@>>>~~e~~~~~SSs'
been sojourning at the principal
scenic resorts of California and also
spending a few weeks with relatives
in and around the bay city for the
past two months, returned to Tono
nah on this mornings belated train
Mrs. Burnham reports most en-
ioyable vacation. but is pleased t'
again be back in Tonopah.
Z A. REID Of the G, II. Klein
sargo company, agents for garde'
and orchard lands Of Portland. Il
speuding few days In this city
4 AiEX M'RENZlE arrived from sa'
| Francisco this morning and viii re
ur, 10 thar city on tomorrow morn
ngs train.
/ CHARLES .EPSTiNE q the herr'
Epstine brokerage firm left Tor car
son this incoming. where he VII
.pend Christmas with bis moihe
and brother.
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STATE MEDICOS
TO HOLD session
ON DECEMBER 20
WILL DISCUSS SUBJECT DEALING
WITH STERILIZATION OF
CRIMINALS

A special business meeting Of the
Nevada State Medical association
was held last night in the rooms
of the Commercial club, says the
Gazette. There was fairly good
attendance of local physicians pres
ent, but no out-of-town doctors. AS
there are important subjects coming
up for consideration it has been de-
cded to hold a called meeting in
few days, probably the evening Of
December 26.
Among other things to be consi3.
cred are subjects dealing with the
proposed sterilization of criminals
teaching of sex hygiene in public
schools, and kindred subjects. Be
cause II is necessary and desirable
to have an expression from each
nhvsi ,i..n in Il state on the sub
ject, efforts will be made to secure
letters from those who cannot attend
and these will be presented at the
meeting next week.
There are also some important
matters regarding desired Legislation
touching on the medical profession
which are to be discussed and rec
concentrations made.
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PERSONAL
Comings and Goings of Local
People and Others.

D. r. FINLAYSON, the Manhattan
mining man. came In from the placer
camp last evening.
S. P. SANTOS, constable at Man
haitian. was an arrival from the pine
tree district late yesterday after
noon.
JOS. T. WILLIAMS and J. \. Ern
est departed this morning for Oak
land where they will spend the
Christmas holidays.
DIR. HELEN RULIS0N departs
Monday for Reno where she viii
spend the Christmas holidays viii
relatives.
DAN RoBB was passenger OF
this mornings north bound train fo
Oakland. where he goes to spend lh'
holidays with his family
JOE Il. DuFFIELD. pioneer min
I ing operator OF Tonopah and Gold
field arrived from Los Angeles thi
morning.
VAIL PITTMAN vas an outgoin
passenger this morninF on train 2
lis destination is the exposition citl
where he will spend the holidays.
MRS FRED A. RuRNHAM. VII
OF General Manager Barnham Of n
water company of ronepah. who ha
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BRITISH SHIP
CARRIES REMAINS
WHITELAW REID
ARMOURED CRUISER DEPARTS
FROM ENGLAND WITH PART.
ING SALUTE t9 GUNS

thy Associated Prcssl
PORTSMOUTH, Eng, Dec. 21-The
British armoured cruiser Natal sail
ed out of this harbor today with the
body OF Ambassador Reid on board
this afternoon, amid salute of 19
guns.
To Form Escort
WASHINGTON, Dee. 21.-The bat
tleships Florida and North Dakota
with four destroyers. have been des'
ignated to meet the British cruiser
bearing the remains of Ambassador
Reid to America.
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TO INVESTIGATE
CHARGES AGAINST
LOUIS CLAWS
CALIFORNIA OFFICIAL DECLAR.
ED TO HAVE USED POSITION
FOR BIG INTERESTS

SACRAMENTO, Dec, 21 Cover
nor Johnson began an Investigation
today in the case of Louis H. CLAWS,
secretary OF the state conservation
commission, charged by Surveyor
General Kingsbury of having used
his official position in the interest
of certain big lumber concerns to get
their lieu of lands listed ahead Of
all others by the United States land
department.
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TO ABOLISH PRIVATE BANKS

DENVER, Dec. 21.-The abolition
Of private banks in Colorado is rec
commended by State Bank Examiner
Emil Pleiffer in his annual report
submitted to Governor John F. Shat
roth today The bank examiner de
clares that all banks should be com
PEELED to incorporate for the protec.
tion of the depositor and he recon-
mends that the state Legislature be
asked to enact such a law.
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ALLEGED MURDERfRS OF CHICAGO
DIAMOND MERCHANT ARRESTED AND.
MORE MYSTERY ADDtD TO AFFAIR

skeleton keys were found in the
flat where the suspects were arrest
ed.
The climax was capped when two
human skeletons standing erect in
a closet surrounded with richly bro
caded gowns, were discovered in the
same flat. A wagon load of loot
was taken from the place.
The police theory is that the muir
derers of Logue went to his store
to dispose of stolen jewelry and quar-.
relied and killed him.
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OLDEST MAsoN's BIRTHDAY

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Dec. 2l.--
Jos. Lomax. who is said to be the
oldest Mason and also the oldest
newspaper editor in the world, eele-
brated his l03d birthday yesterday
Lomax was the first president OF
the indianapolis railroad and at one
time owned the Kalamazoo Gazette.
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ELkS ANNUAL
CHARITY BALL
Big SUCCESS
NEARLY THOUSAND PEOPLE AT
TEND FUNCTION AT MINERS
EXCHANGE HALL

Once again the members OF Tono
pah lodge No. lO62, Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks, acquitted
themselves with honors last night
when they acted as hosts at the
annual charity ball. The affair was
held at the Miners Exchange hall
and the floor was packed with the
merry couples until long after mid
night. The revenue derived from the
dance will be used for charity and
il was with this worthy object in
view that a record breaking crowd
attended and contributed their mite
for such generous and deserving
purpose.
When the dancers formed for the
grand march. which was led by Past
Exalted Ruler =. Il. Keeler and Mrs.
Keeler. over 800 couple received the
programs. The crowd was increased
as the evening passed by and when
the midnight ntermission was an.
nounced it is estimated that fully
$50 couple were on the floor The
music was furnished by the full
Casino orchestra. under the leader
ship OF Julius Goldsmith. The or
chestra was composed OF Art Car.
rem. cornet; G. Lewen. trombone;
Ben Bowen. pianist; william Young
drummer and Julius Goldsmith, VIC
llnlst
AT II o'clock halt was called in
the dancing while the members Of
the order gathered In the center OF
the hall to pay tribute to the mem
ory of the absent brothers. The
toast was delivered by United State,
Senator.elect Key Pittman and was
very impressive. The speaker called
attention to the cardinal principle
Of the order. charity. and Of the grea
work yearly accomplished in alleyiat
ing distress The practice of eulo
glzing the memory of the absen
brothers was commended, and at th'
conclusion of the toast the Elks join
ed In singing "Auld Lang Syne."
One OF the features Of the evening
was the Anvil Chorus" as rendered
by the orchestra. Billy Young. tn
trap drummer officiated at the an
vii The hall was darkened for tn
effect and the flashes of light iron
miniature forge presented a pleas
ing effect. Encore after encore wa
demanded for this and other dance
and when the midnight intermisslo
arrived barely quarter of tn
dances on the program had bee
played.
The dance was success In ever
way and a neat sum was realize
which will be spent by the Elks
promoting charity The committe
on arrangements which is respon
ible for the success had the folloN
ing membership: Jas. j. McQuilla
chairman; |. +. Davis. Ed Wilso
Reese Royer. Ross Condor. WI
Grimes and Ben Condor.
The floor committee was compose
Of H. f. Elford. Ambrose Murph
l. +. Davis. Ed Malley. Charles NJ
lntosh, Elbert O'Connell. Harl
Price. Lowell Danies and James liza
feron.
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AUSTRIA MUST EXPLAIN REASON
FOR MOBILIZATION OF TROOPS

tBy Associated Press)
LONDON, Dec. 21.-When the peace
ENJOYS of the Balkan states and
Turkey met at the conference this
afternoon, Servia, on the suggestion
of Great Britain. France and Russia,
declared her readiness to accept the
principle Of Albania autonomy and
naturalization.
The object of this move is to make
Austria-Hungary explain the reason
for her ornaments and say what
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FlEN0 KILLED

CHICAGO, Dec. 21- Martin Pan
ko, 40 years old who confessed to
having attacked more than 20 women
in the last year, died today of a
bullet wound inflicted by Detective
Frank Wulff. when he attempted
to arrest the man yesterday after
Panko had attacked Mrs. Grace Rel
chert.
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BODY RuLlET RIoEN

MERIDIAN. Miss. Dec. 2l.-The
bullet riddled body of an unidentified
negro who last night murdered Perry
Wilkinson. was found today in a
swamp near Cuba. Ala After the
killing the negro was arrested but
escaped. A mob took up the chase
and fired many shots at the fugitive
but finally lost sight Of him.
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her ultimate desires really are.
Fear is entertained that Austria is
planning to make Servia a vassal
state and impose a Limitation of
strength upon the Servian army,
which neither the Balkan league nor
Russia would eve radmit.
The question OF reyictualing the
fortress of AdrianopIe occupied to-
days session without an agreement.
The delegates adjourned until Mon
day
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RHO|NDER TO MEXICO WILL Be
PRESENTED AFTER THE HOLIDAYS

The administration was brought
70 this attitude by the defiant tone
oil the Mexican reply to Knox, who
adduced many instances where
American interests in Mexico had
suffered severely. The Mexican re-
ply was full of resentment at the
secretary's suggestions Of even i'm
pugning the accuracy of statements
and reports OF continued turmoil
in Mexico continue to pour into the
state department.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-21
PEERLESS ONE
C0NFERS WITH
NEXT PRESIDENT
WILSON DECLARES BRYAN'S
NAME NOT MENTIONED
FOR CABINET

Try AHsOcIntrd FreHsJ
TRENTON, N. j., Dec. 21. William
]. Bryan had conference with
President-elect Wilson at the state
house today.
At the conclusion of a long con-
ference Wilson announced that Bry-
ans name was not mentioned in the
discussion of cabinet places,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-21
ONE MANS WORD
AGAINST ANOTHER
IS The DEFENSE
DEFENSE SUMMONS UP ARGU-
MENT IN DYNAMITE CON.
SPlRAcY TRIAL
my Associated PressD

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec 21.--"If you
are going to convict these men on
the testimony of a dynamiter you
have the word of McManigal against
the denial of the defendants, which
are you going to believe" Attorney
Hovey thus summed up today the
argument that the 40 men accused
of the dynamite conspiracy were not
implicated in the Mcnamara plots.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 2l-Eight persons,
four men and four women, are under
arrest here in connection with the
sensational murder of J. II. Logue,
the diamond merchant.
The police are inclined TO believe
they have succeeded in breaking up
gang of automobile bandits. Some
Of the prisoners are suspected of
participating in other crimes in Chi
eago during the last fortnight
Dynamite. nitroglycerin caps and
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VIOLENT EARTH QUAKE
SHOCKS FELT IN cUBA

tus As-~etated rres@l
SANTIAGO nE CUBA. Dec. y A
.oicnt earth quake shock vas felt
here last niEht and this morning
Great alarm prevailed
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nv Associated Presab
WASHINGTON. Dec. 21.-The state
departments rejoinder to the Mexi
can reply to Secretary Knox's note
demanding protection for American
interests in Mexico, may not be pre-
sented until after the holidays. That
the forthcoming note, while moder
ate in terms. will deal with pending
issues in the firmest and most un
compromising terms, is fully expect
ed.
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NEW TORPEDO BOAT
DESTROYER LAUNCHED

tBy Associated Press)
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2l. - The
torpedo boat destroyer Balch was
launched today from the Cramp
shipyard.
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oEmusRAoE RATE
INCREASE SUSTAINED


1By Associated Pre--l
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2l.-An in
crease from 81 to SO a car. in de-
murrage charges exacted BY rail.
roads in California en- interstate ship
ments. was sustained today by the
interstate commerce commission.
Chairman Prouty dissenting
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DISABLED STEAMER
TowEo INTO PORT

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. q. The
steamer City - Topeka which lost
hs rudder on striking the tIumbold,
bar on the vay from Eureka 70 this
port arrived today In TOW of the
steamer Maverick
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NOTICE TO PATRONS
OF NEV CAL. POWER co.

Christmas morning from ; til 3 SO
eclGck We viii shut off ali power
TO make needed repairs At power
plants and sub stations dlstt
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STRIKE BREAKS OUT IN
KRUPP'S SHIP YARDS

tny Associated Press)
KEEL Dec. Il. A great strike
broke out today at Krupp's Germania
ship building yards. Over half the
men quit work. delaying the con
struction of three German warships.
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TEMPERATURE REPORT

Highest temperature yesterday, y,
year ago "a. lowest last night Ia
a yeaF ago
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PAVMAsTERs ROBBED
eV AUTO BANDITS

IWf NsanrtntFH FFfsHF
NEW YORK. Dec 2l.-Four auto
bandits attacked two paymasters
Of the silk Finishing company OF
America today. beat them unconsei
Gus and robbed them OF si2oo ffe
bandits e~caped
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WEATHER

&Fair tonight and SUM-
4day: continued COLDER
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Uiebn,drtte.

Ginein matt. 10. Sttober.
SnFxtr anb Eerianet ipdhreas Der oerilsf.
feneR ~ StuaseH, bersIiden nit ben ssrber-
sebeneen 4 9aaen mareR nie foIot:
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um 10--15e ;u leiben, ia in manhtn 6daen
fieien fie um 2s-85c. @uts Stoders nno
Beeoers fino itetis bis UNI 10--15e nIeoriSer.
--Wtilhfuhe iinb itetig bis fart
GaEsre Sti.rs bradten $6.25-7.85, ertra
- fanss ,..... 0dieH $2.50-S.50,
tleif6erti.re s4.25-7.50, auserlefene bis
ertra $680--775, 5ei,ers $3.50--5.50, ans
erleiene bis ertra $565-6.40, tancp -
Aabe $2.50-4.65 auserlsiene bis ertra $4.75
$50, Gamers $225-3.75, Steders uns
Geebers 81 .35-6.s5, Gtod, 5sifers $400-
AIS. Stod+8Ibe s3.00--4.00
Bulle n. - Der Wartt mar bsute Lana.
iam unb idpad uus Die 4reiie feIen UNI 10
LOT
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$3.50 - 500, srtra *5.l5, fstte Sulsn
IS. .O0-5. 80.
adfb.r. -- Der Martt mar rubi1 NIB
Die beiiersu aualitdtsn itetig, bic aneerea
fielsn nm 25e per 100 Bfuno.
Orsindre unb srs5e 5000 90, fair bic
quite leiate $8. .00-10.25, srtra Sl075.
: Rdtber in ben aommiiiions-S Sduieru. -
9snch 1915, prima bis aussrIeiene 9-l0e,
srsindr. 5-8e.
6 dlpeiue. - Die 3ufubr mar beute
Die qroBte Der gSofe uno bic beiereu Tlei.
iherlortsn fisIen um &c. Die NaAfrage mar
nar mabig.
Shnert 225 Biuuo auftpdrts $9.05,
gut. bis auserlefeue 8erpadunss. uuo
Slei6eri0rt.u SO 80 g 90, esmiiAte 8trss.
Sunasisrten s. 65-8 80, orbiudre Biz aus
erIef.a. idS,re fette Sdu. $6 00-8.l0, .rtrs
$3.l5 - S.25, Staas 81 90 - 7.60, lettte
8erianbtiorteu S6.S5 II 10. Serttl bon l1O
yfnuh uns metiqer 81 00-6.75.
GaaFe 41b e6mmer. Die 6.utis
3uiubr iuor sroB uno Die 8retie Relen nm
Zoe.
Sdais. artra $3.50, sats Bis aas'
erleiene $500 - 340, orbiudre bts cute
81 25-275, Wtutteriaaie s3.50-4.25.
2dmmer. Grtrd brahten 36.7s, quite
bis uus.rleieue S625-6.65, orsinars biz
fair: $425--6 15.
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ssluksNah hribten.
Cincinnati 19. Sftob.r.

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5m @inctnnatier Gitritt miro Der sLu5
nibrsno Der ndtiteu "a Stunoeu beinabc
tatisudr blsib.u. @eittrn absno bate Der.
i.tbs bel biefger Staot siueu 8aNsrhano bon
1875 Sus.
Die fsls.ns.a Dspsfa,t traf.a pasrsns
s.s s.frigeH Ga3es bier eia:
$tttsburI, ~. Dr. ffus bat sia.H
8aFerfaEb BON 8. 65us uHS tsiet.
Sarterssura %. 81. Der 5[ui Sat
.insn BaFertaHs ssn SO Gus uHs fdat.
Gatl. tssIr1 "a. Der S[u3 bat eiu.n
MaNeraans son 4S SuS unb fdat.
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bat etuen BaFerFano ben o.S Gus ans itebt.
ghartests %. 8I. Der 5Ius bat ei :
n.n BaH.rHaab ben II Gus uus ftsigt.
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8aF.raano ssH 81 Sus uno fdat.
esaussitts. 5n>. Dr. Fluj 5lt siusn
8aTrkaas ben 4.9 6us uae itsbt.
eatrs, 81. DR. StuJ hIt etHsa Haher-
Fanb bon 80 GUS anD iteiat.
Memphis, Sean. Der 6lub fat elmer
@afcrhauo bon 80 GUS uRo faut.
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139 Sit @ierte 9lucnnc.

oertommsn un0 es ben 6errn 8ebeima
rotb ans Ser3 legen. Der 6immel gebe
feinen Se9en 0uB th .Sbm re6t buIo
bic Stiefel Ipteber dn3teben tann.
Darfte th Sbnen bitten, oaB Ste 10
gefdQig ndren unD ods, MdDden ben
ben S6neiber fpegen neinsr 2iDrse llnb
beD W2etiter S6tf tpeger Den StteFsIr
fhidten, Oh lie nod ni6t ferbig Iino:
th leioe iptrtlt6 Wangel unD nUnfhte
btefe Sa6en io baI0 Ql6 m0gIth. Qud
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bitten. 2lQe S6reib3euge IinD leer uno
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hobe t6 feline 5IaT6e. 8ieueiht iinoen
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tougt uno gu oieien 9ebrQ46 bod gut
1T. 6err S6iiB ,IdBt Sic re6t oielmaIS
griiBen; nit i9r Nbt es INNER ia6te
porDdrts aber bus 8eripre9en 81
pftngiten III niat in grfiuunQ aeaan=
gen, Morgen, 70 8ott niQ 3iebt Der
6err gsheimrut9 in bqs 5uus an ben
botonii6en 8arteI1. Mlit Der gr0btsn
46tung unD Grgebenbeit
Soybr ergebener
5, 6. %. StobeImann.
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Dihag9ernaut 10 unter Elm automD@
bil ober 4utobus tpirft uno it9 in oem
beieligenben 0efubl tpptquetTAen
lGBt, Die Oioibenben Ser Nutomobils
aftiengeiellihuften in bic Sobe gu
Gringen.
9ieier GeIi4tspunft tpGre aud net
tsrbin in Der britten Republit mabges
beno eeblieben. Denn ni6t sben jene
fataIe Statiitit Die 5ur6t ertDette,
Ddb in elmer 3eit Der 5uriidge6snDen
MISUNDERSTANDING Die triegertz
ihe araft bes 2onbes bllrh Die 3ahl
Der ueberfabrsnsn nod mebr geihpd9t
perben tDnitte. Wun lit nur Ginger
maBen aeipannt, mas bic Hsgierung
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