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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-26
SENIORITY NOT BINDING
Ruling on Army Promotions
Based on Case of
Maj. Ray.

Observation-Disclosures and not seniority
VII govern promotions In the army
whenever the President desires to e1-
arciee the privilege. At Rny rate. the
Attorney General has Officially in
formed The President that any officer
in the army. regardless Of his rank.
who stands at the, head OF his grade
may be superseded by those below
him whenever his record. in the opin-
4on OF the authorities, Is such as to
d1sQuahfy him for promotion. That
opinion was based on the case Of Maj.
Beecher b Ray OF the Quartermaster
Corps. who had been charged by the
House committee on expenditures in
the War Department. with undue polit-
1ce1 activity In the inferred Of the re-
pu bhcan party.
I 1nasm1ch as Ray stood senior in his
grade and directly IN line for promo
ton to an existing vacancy in the rank
Of lieutenant colonel IN the Quarter
master Corps. the President formally
requested the Attorney General to in
form him whether the act of 1890 gov
-erning promotions In the army below
ythe rank Of brigad1er general Should
be construed as mandatory upon the
President to appoint the senior officer
in the grade of major to the vacancy,
4if In his opinion the record of the
officer has been such as to Indicate
that he is disqualified for promotion
but under the law cannot be eliminated
either through the agency of a retiring
board or a court-martial"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-26
FRIEDMAN CURE SCORED.
No Basis for Confidence in Remedy,
Say Canadians.

LONDON. Ontario, June 26.-The COM
mittee appointed by the Canadian Asso-
citation for the Prevention of tuberculosis
to investigate the cases inoo ulated by
DR.. Friedrich friedman with his anti
tuberculosis vaccine at Montreal, Ottawa.
Toronto and this city have submitted its
report on the 161 cases studied.
LAS a result of our observation. the
report says, 1.-The following conclusions
seem justifiable:
First: The NEGOTIATIONS have neither
constantly nor frequently been followed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-26
FRAUD, SAYS BRUNDIDGE.
Contest Over Democratic Nomination
for Governor of Arkansas.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, June 26-Prac-
tically complete returns from the demo-
cratic primary election OF last SATURDAY.
give Judge George w. Hays a majority
of 7O:i votes over former Representative
Stephen BFundidge in the contest for the
nomination for governor.
Mr.. BTundidge, however, charges fraud
in connection with the vote of Phillips
county. Of which no report was received
until IL was canvassed by the county
elect board yesterday. Contests will
be made before the state central commit
Zee and possibly before the courts
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youngest victim in the long list of fatal
aviation accidents He was carried to
death yesterday while flying a kite.
He was on the roof of a six-storv ten
ement building in the East Side when a
gale from the East river caught his kite
and pulled him to the edge of the roof
He did not think of letting go OF his kite
string until too late to save himself and
he fell six stories to the ground, being
instantly killed.
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by marked change in the clinical course

Of the disease.
Second: The cure or progress towards
cure claimed by Dr. Friedman for the
treatment has neither constantly or even
frequently taken place in the time during
which cases have been under observation.
Third: Thus upon investigation the
committee finds that the results have
been disappointing and that the claims
made for his remedy by DIR. Friedman
have not been proved and that nothing
has been found to justify any confidence
in the remedy"
Prof. j. George Adam heads the signers
of the report.
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Child Falls From Window.

OGDENSBURG, n. Y, June 26-The
three-year-old daughter of Prof Everett
of Cornell University, visiting here, lean
ed against a window screen while being
put to bed last night, fell thirty-five feet
from third-story window and was
mortally injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-26

The Norfolk and Western Railway Com
pany. which has just purchased two large
tracts of land in the suburbs of Hagers-
town. Md, for shop and yard purposes.
II is said. contemplates the removal Of the
shops at Shenandoah, Va, 20 Hagers-
town in the near future.
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said Hugo Grause. superintendent of the

said Hugo Grause. superintendent of the
society. "A needle has been jabbed
through each retina. The wound is
scarcely noticeable. but horse so treat
ed never will see again. Peddlers in par
ticular desire horses which are quiet, and
the binding of the animals has been put
on a commercial basis"
In the South Water street market yes
terday fifty horses were found who had
been blinded presumably by this method.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-26

The Frederick. Md. Trust Company
has> purchased the property of William
H. Ramsburg and will remodel the
building into a banking house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-26

Rev. William A. McKeefry, for seven
years rector OF the Catholic parish of
Harrisonburg, Va. and Staunton, has
been transferred to Martinsburg, w. Va.
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BOY IS AVIATION VICTIM.
Pulled to Edge of Roof by Kite;
Drops Six Stories.

NEW YORK, June 26.-James Kossina,
. boy Of eleven years, is probably the
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confused the chauffeur became until, ex-
hausting his list of events where a man
with dress suit might be expected. he
thought of the lecture at the city hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-26

Children's Wearables
Little Lots Low Priced
Odds and ends Of Children's Gar
ments. consisting of Rompers.
Dresses. Guimpes and Aprons and
Petticoats. in small sizes nm
only. Slightly mussed. VIC
Regular CSC values at.
Children's Colored Dresses. of
bingham and percale in high and
low neck styles. neatly trimmed.
Some are mussed and soiled from
handling. Sizes g to 4 nm
years. soc values. Re- AWC
duced to ..............
Girls Wash Dresses. in light and
dark colors. high and low neck
styles. neatly trimmed;
pleated skirts. Sizes to em
10 years. Regular CSC SVC
NoAuSS dt
Carriage Robes. of white pique,
trimmed with embroidery inser-
ton and edging Mussed <M
from handling. Reduced WVC
from 9Sc to.
Girls Norfolk Blouses. of white
galatea. with sailor collar of navy
blue and white. Sizes 6. s, hM
10 and IS years only. CIVIC
Reduced from CSC to-.
Children's Wash Hats of fine
Bingham. in checks Of pink and
s s1ssi S's sei Het'" Redueed Csc
from soc to.
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4Oc Crex Runner, 28c.

Remnants of 'Crex." for hall or
stair runner, "a inches wide: choice
of red. blue or green colors in plain
or bordered effects.
The most sanitary and durable
floor covering for summer use
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Womens "Onyx" Isle Stockings. full
tops choice of pure silk silk isle chiffon gauze
in all-over and boot effects Isle and brilliant .
isle; in black. white: tan. bronze. red blue, aOSG
pink and gray. Regular soc values. Sale price
(Three pairs for $1,000.
Women's Onyx Lsle Stockings, full
fashioned and seamless foot double SOLE high spced
heel and toe silk silk. mercerized Isle.
lace and lace boot and embroidered effects black,
white, tan, sky. pink navy. copenhagen, red, ~
taupe champagne. bronze. Regular 39c val ZoOC
ues Sale price. pair ........................
Women's "Onyx" Isle Stockings, seam
less and full fashioned foot double high spced
heel and toe plain isle medium and light weight
tom split sole fancy checks stripes and plain
including tan. black white sky. pink lavender
Also out sizes. with hemmed and ribbed tops a
In silk boot; black, white tan. Values II nc
worth 2oc and 35c pair. Sale price.
(Three pairs for 5Oc.)
Women's "Onyx" Isle Stockings seam
less and full fashioned foot garter tops in black,
white, tan: plain and lace effects, also
lightweight cotton: high spliced heels ~U/
double soles and toes. Regular 19c values Il ZT1C
0"i0 - -. - : -. - -
Children's Onyx" Stockings. seamless
and full fashioned foot double sole heel
and heavy ribbed: also plain Isle; all M
coiors. including black white tan. red sky /T9C
and pink Regular CSC values Sale price.
Mems "Onyx" Brand Half Hose, all the
finest grades produced by this known maker in
Guiding pure silks, silk isles gauze isles fast
black and all the newest shades gray, blue,
tan and purple some fast blacks with neat =
Sossiery sold regularly at soc to 75c a pair ZWC
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Vacation Needs in
Bows Clothing.

The broken lots, odd sizes and
discontinued patterns of boys
Wearables radically reduced for
quick selling tomorrow
Boys Fancy Suits; in light pat
terms: sizes to IL years only: in
norfolk, sailor and Russia belt
ed styles; made OF % MM
fancy cassimeres. Re % ec0W
Boys and Children's Hats, of
straw and wash ma
terials; small sizes only. ~e
Regular soc and 75c val AeSC
ueS at.
Boys Wash Suits, Of tan duck
and fancy striped percale. with
bloomer pants; sizes 2ls IN
to 6 years. soc and G9c <ZWC
Boys Percale Blouses: in light
patterns: collar-attach- @U/
ed style: broken sizes. I%C
FRIDAY at.
Boys Pure Worsted Shepherd
Check Norfolk Suits with knicker-
booker pants: sizes to Is years.
Sold up to $3.50 o. no
suit. Choice oOW. VIZ
at.
Boys Navy Blue Pure Worsted
Serge Coats: in double
breasted style; sizes mo
and 10 years only. Re- VSC
uuced 10. -.....
BOYS soc Madras Shirts: in neck
-: neck !, measure sSi . T S+i1 Csc
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27-in. Crex Runner. sc yd.-regu-
larly 45c.
36-in. Crex Runner, 42c yd.-regu-
larIy Sc
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Berger btobfmtist Idnsere 3tit In
Wien an perfpsilen.

Berger btobiihtist Idnsere 3sit in
Wien Jl perfpeilen.
Giner ber dItsIten pipniere b<s bies
fiasn Deutfhtbums III In 6errn
6 briitian Waper in bic Gpisr
teit biniiberstihIummert. Der Dobins
refhieoene, Der binnen WonatsFrilt
tos SO. gebsnsiobr poIlsnbet babsa
ipiirbe, mar aus CberIusnnisen in
musrttembsra sebiiriis, isboh fhoa
lett Dem sy1bre 1854 bier onf1H. q.
Durd, isin iernb.utffss WsIen uno
feline bsrnorrdssnben gEdrditereistrs
idaftsn bat Der gsremiste es oeriians
BIN. fih bic aht,lna uno 5reunofhdft
aller su eriueroen, penen ss peraonr.
aspeftn. ndber nit ibm beionn. 5ii
lperben. uno Iein Nnbenien ipirb tets
In gbtsn aebalten fptrDen. I'm ndbs
rem anaeborissn binisrldbi Der Gas
binasfhisosne bic arameebeuaie CAT
tin, aipei S5bne uno cine 1ohier. Tx
iterbIit1e Diins bes GntItlafenen ipirc
feinem Wunids eniiprsdeno. ben ldus
iernbsn GIaminen iibtrseben peresa
rno bic Deiiatiuus finoet beute gors
m!!tac Inn 3e5n llhr pom 1rauerbous
1 fs. 1862 DIT Drift. Sirabe. aus itdt.,
ipcrauf I'm elf llhr Vormiiioas Di.
1rauerf.ier i'm arematorium obssba!s
ten ipernen ipirn.
Die ittrbIite 6ulle bon 5rall
Winna Gahlfe asb. Brutgse.
mann. BITE am Weihnohtstaae i'm 20.
ben Altsr bon SO ssdbren in oie
efpiafeit hiniibsrihlummtrie. tpirb am
WoHioa Rohmitias iim siDti llhr BON
SrauerbauTe, no. 1880 Sycamore
Sirabe aus 5ur Isbtsn Rubs beitditsi
nerbeu,
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Dem 2lltcnbeins
NirS' bente AbenS' Der Wsi9sedyis'
mann ieinen 8eimdJ abifatfeH.

Ter @eibnodfsmdnn bot iid riir
heute glbeno i'm 1eiitihen altenbeIM
nno fir feline ipiiroige vs.
nilIfcmrlnuna iino bic nnl1n''eiicltea
gorbereit,ingen getroifen poroen.
Ter riihrige Berrudlter Serr To-
eobert ar,ia nilo feline IiebensiDiirolae
@nttin boben fir cine mddjfige sseih'
nndtsfdnne i'm pr1d,fi1ifen Ghrlli'
id,mud Gorge gctrngeIL bic beute
Mbcno Inn bcliiten aerSenalan5 or.
|itrahlcn ipiro, ipenn ole Seier I'M
baIb aft llbr ibren aninua fiimmt-
als fseitrebner lit Serr Vaitcr s.. y.
eiicnlobr gcuonnell lporocn nito oii.
beroen brirat oos syeitprcgrnmn,
rod cine aseibe Don 9ortragen unD
@ei1naen BON NlitaIieoern oes Teut.
den gbeatereniembles. bic ibr Talent
|nno ibr aouncu III Der licbensipiiroia-
Iiien Neiie in ocn Gienit Der guten
Snfe gefielIf buben.
Nad, Der Grle6igung oeS yrcs
aramms peroen ben nlten Serren Die
gseibnadtsgobeH, beitebeno II, niIerici
|niislid,en 8caenftanoen, iibcrreidlt
reroen tno bonn rperocn i'm Speiie.
iaal Grfriihnngen ierpierf.
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Niro Der nene StaStratb ieine erite
Sisnus abbalteH.

Ter neue stnbtrntb miro feline
erite Sibilng am Reiiiabrstase Inn
seln llbr gormittags abbaltem. Gie
einbernfitna su bieier Sisung wuroe
scifern an be Witglieoer Der geboroe
au6seIanot. 0eIesentlid, Der ger.
iammIung peroen Die geamteii
uno AnaeiieIlten oes Staotratbs er.
pabIt iperbea.
Gum tempor1ren 0oriiser ipirb
Gbmin 8. gathgate erip1blt lueroen:
gum Glerf Der bisberige 9ertreter ocr
Is. @nro i'm Etaotrnib syreb. Shnel.
Ter, Der iih befanrtiih nift linn cine
WiDerlpahl baparb nnb gum SiIfs.
clerf Sere Carroll, Der n1brenb Der
Iesten republifnniid,en abnliniiira-
ton aud bieies amt befIeioete. Eb
bic iibrigen angeitellten bee Staot.
ratbs er,p1bIt tperben fcnnen, iii 70.
|ipcit nod, iraalid,. ba BON bemofrati.
jd,er Seite behauptet miro. ooB bic ge.
eenlp1rtigen angeiteIlten bis n,if ben
gIerf uilo feinen eriteri aifiitenten
iammtlih lnter GipiIbienit iteben uno
baber beibebolten iueroen nliiiIen.
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N E - >srt.

Die Nepport Office fir bas ,Gin'
sinnatier gelfshlatt" beiinbet nd iu
QD. 339 Dorf Streae, sesenlber bem
Gourthauie, iuoielbit Neuisfeiten, Yn'
seisen ". |. 10. biz 10 llbr As NiHn'
ten Abenbs entsesepsenommeu ,uer'
ben. Selepbon Sonth 24O1.
-- gbeifsins: 5rso. gonsrcod, uni
Salcie Stepart. beloe prn 'Wapatone,
ia, 8. - 5omer Stiles uno Huff
6onier, 5eibe non 9enia, .. - Wm.
Ssra3ier uno Woubs Woore, beioe Don
9apton, 8. - 5oiparo $. RotboIr
unb Rellie q. Strons, beibs poll
aouisDille, &b.
- CHARTS gBitts xrflaate bic 6.
Il. .. giienbdbn aIf 3abluna poa
$4,000 Shdoenerfas, neil er am "a.
Topember nabe SilDer Grppe Don eis
rer Gar getroffen uno erbebli6 pe-s
lebt purbe.
- Barton Rogers, an Der garolin,
4re. In ut. Thomas fpobnbaft, ipurbs
pon Der aurbel isines Nutos qetrofFen
unb erlitt eiHen Sruh beg 6anoaelens
tes.
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Die Stahmittags. ao,a3erte
Tas erite berieIben finoet am Conn.
tag Wahmittas itatt.

qm ionlmenben Sonntaa beainnen
bic popularen aonserie bes Spmpbo.
ME. Orfeiters In Der Wuiitbdlle. Die
elesidhriae Gerie fpiro tpie i'm pers
fioiIenenSubre Dor po(Iia ausperiauf.
ten 6dultrn iiattfinben. benn bic Sist
iino nit !ueniaen ausnahmen bereits
I'm Dornersnuf fir bic aanse Saiipn
periduft iporben. ioodb fir bic einssl.
ren aonserte I'M Bartlett ,uto galton
itur iloh cine seringe gn5abl bon
Siten 5ii baben iins. Tabingesen
lperoen ollie @oaerleiise fir leoes
aon3ert perfduii. Ter 8orperfaui,
Der jolpeit fir bas erite aon3ert nod
porbaribenen giaets iinoet beiite 1si
Ger Gburd,- geiHtamp Go, an Der 4.
uno Gin StraBe, iiatt.
als GoIiit in bem eriien aonseri.
tas piintilih nm brei uhr Ranmiis
iaas beailni, ipirti Der b<tannie 1e.
noriit 6err Sotn u. 6offmonn nit,
rnb er tDirb bi. aris ~gieIo mare,
aus VuHdielli's .giaeonba". All
iina The Sonas Of 4rabp1. pon DIab;
~sSm poniin pou ssean". bon 2eiahton
unb .9he earl nom Isapes bis neit :.
BON Barter, Al 0ehor brinaen.
Die Srheiternummern. bic 6err
Or. aunipalp auinmmenasiteIt bat,
iino: Snoifher Wlarih aus Die
afrifansrin". pon Meprbser; gamonl
Superture BON ge.ibonen; 3tpei rus
mdnifhe Rbopiobisr BON gneseo;
Superture su .Wianon" bon 1bo.
mas; sSntermeaso aus .6offmann's
GrsGtlunaen". BON Sffenboh unb Der
Walatr Nm Der fhonen blauen Gos
nau". BON sfohdnn Stroub.
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1nr Mcbieal Co. er1ffnet iutrDen.
WilIioms iaufte ndh Mnaobe bes
Mottern aud fir $16 W6bel in einenl
9r6belloben fotpie cine 8ureau.Gin-
rihtuna. Ginias 2immer ipurben aum
Eapeairen peraeben. poroiif Waioms
sbenfa1s etpa $12 onbesdhlte. Nm
Montaa traf Mottern ben beipuBten
Wiuiams gum lebttn Wale unb ere
sIhIte biefer ihm, baB er eine tltine
0efhdftsreife nnternehmtn miiiie, bon
fpsIher er in einiasn 1aaen suriidfets
ren pirbe. Do WilIioms bis aeiiern
nod niht auriidaeiehrt mar. nimmi
Mattern an. bah er bas Spfer eines
Ghpinblers aeporben lit. Dem an.
atbIih 8eiroasnen tommt es hdupt'
idhlih Darauf on. iein 0elo pitberan'
bsfommsn. fpslhes or itf ols einldas
IN bos su ariinbenbe 9efhdft srft an.
osrpeitia osborgt hdttc.
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1as GbrihfinS
Tano aeifern sinen ber,iiden Niil.
fpmm i'm Ct, Alupiius Naiien.
haus.

Das Gbriitiinb psilts ssftern i'm
ct. Alopiius 0aienhaus uno erfrente
ole ainoerihaar nit allerbono bib.
id,en 8aben. 8u Ser Beibnaffsfeier.
Die in ben Nadulittaasitinoen itott.
'aro, hatten iit oIs gbrengaite gr3.
biid,oi MoeIIer uno cine ansabI
8ciItIide eineeiunben, iotpie iehr
piele ,Sreiinoe uno 8onner Der an.
italt uno angehoriee Der lieben ale..
uen, Die Der Sbbut Der al1italt in,ter.
iteIlt liuo.
auBeroem pareu audi Die fdmnit.
Iiden Dsit8lieber bes gesenipartigen.
iotpie oes nelien 8oritonos 3ur Siene,
Die am 8ornlittaq in Der AnitoIt eins
gemeinihaftlihe Sisnng abaebaIien
hotten unb oonn OIL Der prahfiger
Weibuaftsfeier theilnabmen.
SSSn ben mad)tiaen Gmpfangsfaol
hatten 5fpei fpun6erhiibih eeif,nriidtt
@eibnot,tstannen aufitelliing ge,
funoeu uno bie a1,ioerihaar fiibrt;
bier ein hohlntereiiontes, BON ehi
.peibnohtIihen 8eiit getroeenes syejt
programm burf, beitebeno in 2ic
Germ. Geflamafionen uro tIeinen auF
iiibrungen, bie tie inter Der treff
idlen 2eitung bon Rep. 8eors BON Del
abe einitubirt batten. Die fIeia;
Sdaar beitano nit aroben ghren NM
Ierniete iuohlperoiente beeeiiterte Gin
erfenntng. am Shluf, Der ,yeier hiel
grsbiifoi Woeller cine tiirse herSlif,
aniprad,e an Die ainSer nno Die iSeit
periammlung ,no bauu erfolete oit
gsfteerung, tpprauf ben ainbern 8.,
Ieaenleit geseben purbe, iit NIT ib
ren 9.iten.en su pereniisen uns s.r
gtelt oes Raf,nittass init ihren 3un
geiuh eeto,nmeiteu aneeborigen d
uerbringen.
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- Oscar bobae, Der in Der @ames
glIlep einen Aepplper abfhpb, erbie!t
i'm Staptsefihte $25 uno aoiten.
Sarrp NaTb bon partersburg,
8. 8a., erbielt i'm Stdotgerift 80
uuc oiten ipegen 5runtsnbeit uno GEE
meinen 9euebmens.
- Wm. Stspbans binterlieb in
isinem 5sitdmente aIles ieiner Gats
tin Sarob u. Stephens uno ernunnte
iis sur Seitamentapollitrete
Die Staot aommifGre hieIten
seftern Rahmittas cine Speaialfisure
ab, Inn ben 9eriht oes Snsenleurs .,
9. poaarb entsegenaunebmen. Der
ieIbe bat Die Yumpmaftinen Der bic
Iisen WaHerperts uuteriubt. Gr
Idgte in feinem Berift, oaB Die Wtds
Idinsn, pslds sssenpdrtis i'm 0s.
brauh Iinp, minoeitens 40 Sabre al
iinb. 0urh elm gsfdbrlites Ssusr tpIr'
ben Die llmbiilluneen an pielen Stsi'
len befhGoiat. Die pumpsn puroer
in Ihishtem 3uiianb befunoen. 0i
Reporaturen ipiroen fih auf $12 00t
beIoufen. Die 5 WiLlionen Yump
maIbinsn, ouf oeren Jdbisteit 10 ote
eebaut lpuroe, periiebt Werpport, Belle
pus uno 9aptpn nit WaHer uni
mandmal muB iis nod fir Gopingto!
WaHer Iiefern. lin bieies allies 81
beipsrtitsqigen, mubtsn nod Die 5olIl
gumpsn in 4nlpruh aenommen Der
ben. Die Soften fir Die 0srbeHerun
gen Der Maihinsn in ben WaHerpcr
fen Iinb BON 6srrnpoaorb auf$66, ,00t
peranidlagt. Der geridt puroe 81
ben atten eelest.
Serr gbriitian gbert, aommii
idr fir Offsntli6s Siderkit, mar ge
itern in Der SiBuns oes polissi9eritt
antpeTeno, in ipelder er .rtlGrte, bal
ibm bis ieBt tsine 8sfdperoen iibs
offens WirtbIdaftsn nah Wittsrnon
5u9egongen iesu.
- Ss.ar 6obge, Der ipegen uner
laubtsn SdieBsns ON WeibnaAts
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oerihpono Der Durfme nnier bes
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auIaenommensr WerfolQuna niht msa.
lid. besfelbsn babbnft Al perben.
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