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Evening journal., 1913-01-03

skilled countorfeers have put in circulation coun-
icrfet s. silver certificate that perfect that only
an expert with glass can tell it from the genuine
bill Tho Treasury Department officials at a loss
what to 60 to protect the public. Two OF the bills
have been discovered in Now York by Secret Service
men and the Government agents have been directed 70
spare neither trouble expense in the work OF
ming down the counterfeitors and sozng and destroy
ing the plate When the Monroe head" Si0O coun-
torfot discovered i'm 1898 it SO perfect that
The Government withdrew tho entire issue of genuine
bills and thereby made il impossible for the counter
feiers 10 continue the counterfeiis Il is unfor
mnafc thar ia the present case it is not cNpedent TO
cali the issue of genuine Indian head So silver
certificates as they in such widespread circulation
The only hope seems 10 be that the Secret Service
mon win succeed in capturing not only the counter
eitors also thoir printing plant and distributing
agents Until they do that bankers here and else
whore doubtless win scrutnze with painstakng care
overy "Indian head" S. silver certificate that is
offered Cor deposit
Evening journal., 1913-01-03
FRIDAY. JAN. } 1913.
A uoNon voWrnll nrsTowrD.

=, ovERNOR rENNEwlLL has appointed James
VI Wilson. Counts Road Engineer of this county,
Sew Castle County State Highway Commissioner to
succeed Francis A. Price of This city whose term
had expired and who did not sock a reappointmcnt
ln short me- has iu effect consolidated the offices Of
County Road Engineer and state Highway Commits
sonor and selected a splendid man 90 have charge of
az good road work n our county
THE eoyernors action will be approved heartily hy
ne voters and Taxpayers. ~ is further proof of Che
ac iha Inc Republican party in Delaware believes in
economy aud efficiency n ibe public service RMS
consolidation moans that Now Castle county viii save
81 600 OF sar, heretofore paid 20 The County Engineer
and that at the Same time, AN The highways In our
county oil De under The ongineerng care of one re-
sponsblc and canable engineer
When the Highway Improvement Act was passed by
the Legislature it was contemplated that should it
be desirable County Engineer also might serve as
state Highway Commissioner There Is specific pro-
vision i'm the act that one may hold both offices
AS soon as il became known that Mr.. Price would not
seek rcappoiniment friends OF Mr. Wilson urged the
governor economic and other reasons, to appoint
him to I'm tho vacancy Such forcefu representations
we're made to the governor relative TO the fitness of
Mr. Wilson for the place and the many advantages
that would accrue from him holding both positions
that The executive manifested hcsitancy in making
the appointment
The Office of County Engineer pays salary Of S200o
n year. The salary Of a State Highway Commissioner
Is only 600 Mr. Wilson, however viii not receive
any additional salary result of his now appoint
ment the arrangement being that under this new dis
pensaton he shall receive only $500 from the county
and $1,000 from the state In short by ibis act of a
Republican governor the taxpayers of New Castle
county viii save $1,000 we congratulate Mr. Wilson
upou the honor that has been conferred upon him
and feel sure that ne win make splendid State High
way Commissioner.
Evening journal., 1913-01-03
THAr RIyERsIDr MARKET.

- ITY Council is worthy of commendaton for the
- energy it is displaying in the work Of providing
municipal wharf on the Chrstiana river at the loot
OF Church street The underlying purpose is that it
shall landing place the New Jersey truck boats
and that big truck market shall be established on
the wharf for the benefit of the people Of Wilmington
No doubt Wilmington housewives will be delighted to
avail themselves Of the advantages of such market
which will bring the producers and the consumers
into direct touch just street markets do, and
give to the the advantages OF low prices
and fresh foodstuifs.
Our Councimen cannot get the riverside market in
operations too soon to please the people They are
to avail thmseves of every possible facility for
reducing the cost Of living and the Councilman who
assists them in doing it inevitably viii popularizc
himaef
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MnLsoN AND THr avn sERyIcE.

TF Woodrow Wilson. when he becomes President
rcscinds the order of President TAFT placing 363a2
fourth-class posofces under the protection Of the
civil service ii will show that he not only is spos
man but friend of sposmon rather than of the peo-
pie. President Taft has made earnest aud inelli-
gent fourth-class postoihccs from the
realm of partisan politics His action has had the
effect OF improving the service and strengthening in
The respect and confidence Of the people. We doubt
that president-oect Wilson, who processes TO be
believer in the civil service, will have the hardihood
to undo the good work that President Taft has done
II goes without saying that the Democratic spoils-
viii urge him 10 do on the ground that Mr. Taft
issued his order the mere purpose of keeping
thousands of Republicans I'm Office under Democratic
administration Mr. Wilson. however realizes the at
tude of the public the civil service question and
those who know him best incline TO the opinion that he
viii not auempt to break down the civil service
tensions made by Presidents Arthur Cleveland Harri
Mckinley, Roosevelt and Taft, but rather do what
he TO make extensions of his to protect still
farther the public service against spoilsmen and put
it a non-partsan and merit basis
Evening journal., 1913-01-03
HOW no BECOME A MULrLMmmONNIRE.

CAvlNG has become such fad among Wilmington
- young folk that desire to help the movement
along prompts as to reveal saving system for 1918
which. If started with and persisted in for
year, will make every boy and girl in Delaware
a multi millionaire This is the system
Save cent today cents tomorrow four
cents the day after and keep doubling your daily
savings for twelve months of thirty days each When
the year has ended you viii discover that you are in
possession Of the tidy fortune
That possible result from a small beginning recalls
the case OF the shrewd farm hand who offered to
work for short-sighted farmer for year
provided the farmer would enter into a written
contract TO pay him by giving him grain
OF for the FIRST days work. grains Sec
ond day four grains for the third days and pursue
that doubling principle to the end of the year The
farmer thinking he would get his labor for song by
that process eagerly signed the agreement The result
was that the farm hand succeeded i'm obtaining all
property the farmer had including the farm and stil
had large claim outstanding against the foolish
Agricultural
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We congratulate Senator Harry a. Richardson upon
The tact that Just has celebrated his Goth birth
day he is The worthy son Of worthy sire and has
demonstrated chat be knows how not only to conserve,
hut slso TO enlarge magnificent industrial legacy left
to him by his sire Nor should ii he overlooked that
DC also has onsrpncd The political record of that en-
tcrrrisine. puhlic-sprted and admirable father The
cider Richardson attained greater political dis
tncton than that which went with the office Of state
sennior while The SON won scat i'm the United
-fafcc Scnalc
Evening journal., 1913-01-03

New York City began the New Year with muir
der several shooting and stabbing anrays and a few
ncipien' street riots II should be remembered how
ever. that our premier city almost always goes 40
extremes in the matter OF celebrations
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business bloc ouin1a In Milford THAT
rs regrettabe We have such confidence in the spirit
of progress that is rife In that bcouniy town. how
ever THAI have hesitancy in venturing the pre-
diction that when that block rebuilt IL will be one
of the handsomest i'm the community
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II has been discovered by Federal Investigators, 1t
is said. that ono Of the most prominent Democrats
i'm Sussex county. who is former Office holder and
aspirant for other important offices has been
active member Of several of the clubs in that county
that are accused of selling Intoxicating liquors With
out Federal State license Information also comes
10 that both the Federal and the State prosecutors
have been made acquainted with the details of the
discovery II these things be true why bother about
the small fry at this time? Why not go after the
man higher up and if possible make an example of
himg t to ms that the United States District
Aornev and the Attorney General Of this State have
important duties to perform Why this delay?
Evening journal., 1913-01-03

II Andrew Carnegie feels that ne really ought 10 do
something IN financial way for ex-Presidents. we
respectfully refer him 10 the case OF Cipriano
Castro
Evening journal., 1913-01-03

TURKEYS now asks that all questions in dispute be-
tween IL and the Balkan allies and Greece shall be
referred 10 the great Of Europe for final de-
cison with the exception Of the question OF the
future possession of The daSet Of Adrianople. The
Turks insist far that vayet is affected that their
absolute sovereignty shall be maintained It may be
that by the time the peace negotiation now in pro-
gross in London concluded the allies Will wonder
whether 1t really paws TO fight and whip Turkey.
Evening journal., 1913-01-03

William Rockefeller seemingly is at an disposed
TO appear before the Pulo Money Trust investigating
committee Ills apparent disinclinaton quite natur-
ally makes tho committee an the more anxious to
h7-' hro tell his story No doubt il viii be am inter-
esuns one
Evening journal., 1913-01-03

EFA The Association Of Amer
(aitiei lean Advcrtiscra haa cz-
Nav omincd and certified %
the circulation Of this pub
iication. Tho figures Of circulation
contained in the Associations re-
port only are guaranteed.
Association Of American advertisers
No. 4i5l wbiiehsIl Bldg. n 7. City
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OnIy ono ~BROMO OUiNINE.

That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUI-
NINE Look for the signature of e.
W. GROVE Cures Cold i'm One
Day, Cures Grip in Two Days 25c.f
Evening journal., 1913-01-03

It would be rank cruelty to wish the Sultan OF rur-
key happy New Year.
Evening journal., 1913-01-03
Kennard & Co.
January Sale of Linens
Open Saturday nights Until $50.

This to oeyeyu of
Linens This sale is the important linen
sentative New York searching anything
th added
kind from stock that this
the best makers of
who securing
BY the
than Our regular linen cion
Being impossible offering
nusuaI aImerit
Evening journal., 1913-01-03

The Association ~
American AdVcriis-
ers is composed Of
an tho great ndvcr.
Users Of this conn
frr Tho Associa
tinn endorses only
such papers rs sub.
mit 20 its cxamina
tion af amy moment,
and positive proof
must ho submitted
The accompanying
certificate. no. 4151.
has been issued 20
ihis paper.
Evening journal., 1913-01-03

Tomorrow Mr. Edwards will tell
How a Lucky Chance Brought a
Million Dollars
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gNciblidle Mnsbrcdlcr.

Der poliSsi nuroe eeItern Moresr
Die WtittAeilung aemd6t. baB brei sSns
faHinnen Oes Saufes gum grten Sir
ten Die 5luht ersrtffen buben unb Die
8ebDrbs tpuroe eriu6t, fir bic grgrei<
flung Der Gnttpihenen Gorge gu to-
gen. 9iefelben 1ino golettu Warp Nlz
berts, II Sabre alt, BON go. 321 Sft
pearl Strabe, Rura S6oenler, IT,
243 McMiden 9lpenue, unb Iutb Gpu
SulIioun, II, bon go. 2111 SoIerain
Ipenue.
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Sl0Blid,er Sub.

Die 65 Sabre alte 5rau marp Mtz
Sermott, ipel6e aIlein in bsm Sallis
go. 764 0sit 8. Strabe ipotnte,
ianote geitsrn 4beno einen Snabsr nit
sinsm Rs5ept nah elmer 4potbsts. Ils
Der anQbe 3lriidtebrte, tonnte er teinen
GinIab in Dos 6uus finpen uno t5st ;e
Den Radbarn ben 9orfall nit. Ra6
9eipaltiamen Seffnen Der 5bure fdns
man bic betagte Jruu tpDt auf benz
SuBbooeu Iisgeno uuf. Der Coroner
luurOe bsna6ridtigt uno tonitatiris,
oaB Die 5rau sinem 9er3idIag erleoen
lei.
sSm Qltenbeim on Der McWinan
Strabe auf Walnut !Sius itarb geTtern
4benb alls unbetunnter llriahe Der 81
Sabre alte SniaiIe Sobu Sapre. Dor
eInigen Sagen pplIts Der betogte W1nr
einen 8egenitano aus einem Se;no
Hebmeu, als pasielbe umfiel ltno oem
greis ouf Den a0rper itiir3te. Der
Coroner bat etne untsriu6ung o:s
SooesfaIs eingeleitst.
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llubefannt gcitDrben.

Qm Montag iabsn Ridorb Susn<
tber uno 8lueforo WaorriifOn aug gIss
pes in Der Qdbe Der y2oit Bridge" arr
eroben W}iamt sinsn Wann, ip.I6e-
in einen Sumpf geratben mar, uno
balfen bsmielben aus ieiner beordngs
ten Gage. Der unbetannte ma6ts Elm
Jeuer an, nm iia gu Ddrmen uno er-
tIdrte isinen Rsttern, oab er teineu
S6aoen gelittsn babe. 5bomas Wcz
Simmer, Der 5ruitee BON Dbitetpatee
Sotunfbip, bOrte bon bem unfou uns
bru6te ben llnbetannten, nelher II
Sabre 3dblte, na9 Gleoss, poielbit Dr.
Jlether Cooper ben Wunn in Be
banolung nabm. Gr ertldrte, bab Der
Wann an einer 2ungeneHtaiinDung lei
be unb Elm HKrenIeioen babe. 8es
fern Morgen ftarb Der Wann. sn
isinsn 2ufHsn Duyse Der Netros Ron
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1urd einen giswaqsn get0atd
@urbe Ser 4 Sabre alte Soi. Wars'
banier.

Gin frubes gnbs fano Der bier Sabre
olte Sol. Mursbauier Don SO. 1912
Waribaa 4penue. Der Gnabe fpief.e
persniet in Der RGbe Der Wonung
ieiner Gltern an Der WaribaII ano
WoFuhuietts NOenue. Sns Spiel
rertieft iiberbDrte Der alsine bns 81
rdnnaben zines gisDasens. Der eLt.
iher bate anihetnenb Den auufen
ouh nidt bemertt uno fubr imbetiimz
inert Deitsr. Die pfsroe riHsn bls
EinD 81 8ooen uno Der idper WGqen
eing iiber Den tletHcn &orper 1inDeg,
ben Gnaben fofDrt tDpteno. 8aFanten
bradten ben lebloisu aDrper gu 9r
4ltemeier on Der gplerain NDsnus.
pel6er nur nod Den bereits etngstres
tenen Sob feftitenen tonute. gs gelan9
ntdt, Die Sirmu obsr Den autider oes
Gisplgens fsit3uitellen.
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Raubbuu. Griibsr tpuroe piel
fpeniger gebunet pie beute. Q(eder
tptro es psnige mebr gebsn, Die nidt
BON 3eit 81 3eit irgenb einen 9iingsr
erhaItsn Dasegen tperoen ppbl nod
pisle Wie'en unb Weiben Iberbaupt
niht geoiingt. Wan min MIN isbes
Sahr ernten, uno 5tpur mOglihit piel,
ober geben min man nihts. 9db auf
bie'e Weiie Die 5elber immer tpeniger
tragsn, 1T ielbitoeri itdnbli6. Sc beTer
Der gobsn uripriinglih mar, beito lGnz
ger se6t bieIe Dirt bon 9epirtbidaf>
tung. aber ihlieBlih miifsn Die grnz
ten bod INNER GrmIider ausfulIen, be-
an fih i6lshtersm goben tritt ober
trat bas I'm 10 friiber Elm. Wenn nan
obne Siinguns austommen unb .ross
oem uniebnlide Grnten ersielen pia, 10
muB man oiel grahe 6alten, bab Der
gooen iDIeber ausruben fauH. DGh@
renb oisier Rube3eit 3sriest er iih pies
Der 10 Deit, oab neus Rdbr'toffs loss
LID tDeroen unb ben pflan3en pieDer
gtabrung CUR 8srfiiguns fteht. 9ieie
8eDirthi6aftung mar ba ange3eie..
tpo DieI 2ano 3ur 9srfiigung itano.
Ssuts aber apinesn uns Ole thelren
9oosnpreiie, auf elmer seringsn 5IGde
moglihft niel beruussuipirtbihdftsn;
Die iteigenoe 8ebolterunes3abl nDtbiot.
mebr groD fir Die Msnihsn unb mebr
5utter fir Die Sbiers gu ftaffsn. 0as
tam man aber MIR, tpenn man an -
niigennen nno re6t3eitigen griab Der
Dem 8oben sntspaensn Yflan3snndbrs
itoffs benit. gsi6is6t oas nift in
geniieenber Meife, 10 piro Der gopsr
ausgeiaust, er Dirb INNER drmer n
ben nntbnenbigfteu @eitlnbtbeilsn.
Wan bsibt oieie 4rt Der 8epIrtbidaf~
tuna - Haubbau. 9ieies Qusralben
bes 9ooens seht nah Der notiirliheu
sEruhtbarteit beg Booens l1nssr obsr
tiirasr; ss sG1i fia absr immsr anb
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pon 5olb.rfabi. Dieter .GrbfcC- 1T
Gin tisfer Grbtrihter. beHeu bnntlsr
grunb nit Waiisr anaefiiIt III. Muna
DIR Qebsnsmiioe fuhie bier Fhcn bsn
5oo unb ME iit cine Qeihe iem1ls t,iss
Der an bas 9assslift geiommen. 1l,s
Sudfn unn Jiihtn mar nch i.sts
rsrstblih. 10 bnb iid bereits i'm mc".
Sngsn lin bas nnheimlihs ileine gts
ipaiisr 5u Ipinnsn beginner. Gi. 5rs
tldruns biirfis barin li.sen. Dab ss f;t
bier Inn sinsu outage trtienben Grurb.
tvnIIsritrom hnnbelt unb 5iuar Inn eis
n.n unisrirbifGen Girom BON reibens
Der Gi1rte, tporauf bic 1diitsIunssa
fhlitben lafen, bic DOR sinistr Set tin
Glbtauhsr madte. Der Iih In ben buns
ffln S6lurb binuntsrwnste. DIFFER
1ngs iponN ipisber Elm iunges qi5ss.
pear iih b.m irDilhfn Jlmmstshal
burh einsn Gpruns III ben .Grofar-
ent3ieben; ben Wonn ptrmonten ~.
susilenbs Tleni6tn nod airiid3ub1l~
ten. bds iunse Wdb6en abr tot ,nGn
nismulS ,piebss.
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Carthage Ipenne Gerbeiierungs.6c-
iellidlaft.

sSn 9utder's 6aue an Der Carthage
Ipenue tpuroe geitern Qbenb Die .garz
tbaqe Ioenue 8erhehsrunqs Geiell=
id;oft" aeeriin6et unb es traten oeriel.
ben iofort ettpa 80 Mit9lieoer bel.
Der 3fped Der 9ereinieung lit, Die
n0tbiqe Qqitation fir bic 8erbenerung
Ger 4penue uno oes umliegenben Ser.
ritoriums in's 2eben gu rufcn. Wdhz
renb Der 8eriammlung. bic Der Srgds
niIdtipn pproufginq, bieItsu Die 6erran
Balter 6ubIer, :. s. Stein uno Dub
len Sutpbin aeciQnete 4nipransR, bic
nit aroBem sSntereiie perfotqt pur.
pen. Die foIoenoen 9eanten tpuroan
erpdbIt: grGIbent, Gbas. 2sppert; /.
9iaeprdiieent. SSobn Slutbs; 2. 9iScs
prdiioent, Qouis !6aerIinqer; Sefres
tdr, fSrsp. Qrocter, ST.; SbaBmeiiter,
8. =. IQonier.
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~ the n-EeIde Cd fir nctt.
luenntg crfldrt, 5u betbeiiern 4lanbaro
atpenne. bon yIenpap apeuue bis sn einetu
4unft 495 nb f0roIit, bnrdb 4flaiieru nit 8ads
iicineH.
Gel es befnIoiien burd ben etabiratb Der
Gtabt Cincinnati Gtnnt Ohio (oreperieI ber
fdnimtltfen erpdtiten aaitaIicher bierin lber.
einitimmenbj.
Sab es biernsit ffr ncibmere'e eriIdrt iuire,
sn nerbeficrn gIandtarc 9leenue bon GIenipap
aoenne bis al cincm GunIt 495 SUB neroitf,
eirf Grabiruns. Gcbcn ben 0cmentsenrb.
Rflaifcrn nit Bddfieinen uHo SeriteIInna oer
notbiaen 3rainiriinacn nm 2nIeis aendB ben
3idneH. Gpesifiiafioner, Observation-Disclosures
uno 9rcfilcH fir bic nprecfebcne Berbcifernns.
iueIhc in Der Office bcs Director Of 9nblic
serniee auilieaen nno bisronrh auteebeibeH
finb.
Iob Der gurbstSreo bot beidater Rtnndrro
aneine psn @lcittpon stpenne hi9 ~ etnen
8tnfi 40 TuB nornIih, fctu ied tpif iniaf.
aHtafaeno an Der srenSnna 6es olsineh
onrbs bon 8Idndorb ancnne nit oertl n5inli'
0eii ehrp non @lenfunb slecnue. bet ocI 1Isoo.
tng ppn refbnnncriabtnnnddisa nHo nretiiip'
oretBtn Snnoertftel t2ss33 Sus; odin noiiet.
geno 6nr Jfnfe bon feds 3ebniel 4roBeHt fnr
tIiinibnHoert to60ee fir 500 Sub bic ...s cr'
hobnna bon erethnnhertiiirfnrnadts uiln hIels
nnhbretBta Sunbcristef (355.33l 5iiB: iiiib baB
bet 8r6b oes fpeftiitter gurbs berfclbc ffin
lnl, nit een frlacrcen slasnabmer:
Infdnaero an Der strensnng beg fpelfiden
Gurbs onu Rinnctarb Mbenue init bem ndrnlis
chcH Curb bon @IeHfuGh Mnciiuc bci Der Grbobs
una bon etbuuoerfftebenuHbnhisia nHo ereis
unohter3ie 3ifubertffel (3s7.43) ,Sitb: bann
uufieipenb gur Siafe bon eieH unn sfraif5ig
annoeriiieI Rroserii ffir fIHi5iu lt.201 fiir BOB
SUB bts SHr 9rbohunp bon Northumberland
att5ie nHo orei 5nnoeriiei i3sso3l ssus
EaB 5mnnsta t20l 8ro2ent oer 8elnmniitoi
iten bon beiaaier Werbeilerunq. obsfaiif bet
Soften BON arensunaen. ben Der Stdoi heJabit
iuerben ioien une Der Reit nu'erIept irerben fol-
Der fSrpntfnB arin ale Gbss Iinn Ydnbercteff,
1nareu8eno nno urftobeno an bic poraefebcne
8crbetlcrnna. ,peIdhe befaaten cots nnb airbe'
rcien bierenrh befiimini liub oab fe beIcHeere
8ortbetic suFo suFo befasfe gerbeiisrHna. srieneen:
3q st,, be fc ,,.n antsrieasn a,Hessnts ;ssr
cnen 3nbluraen NIT 3inien dttf bic biuniisae'
idoobencu 3abunaer; tsDod fam Der Gipens
fbilmer trnenoweldbeu beiiercrien @iae'iihuMs
nof &urfh fcIbes Mffebmcui besahisn inner
Ials sipansis t2al 5gaeH bon nue naf Der
Tns Aonos Der Gtahi Cincinnati aasqeaebeu
ircrbeH foaen Dor ber acIci!ion ber beiaeieH
afiebmeHfs
Gni} Der s7eft Der gefnmmifo',er bon befae,
Ter Berbefietuna. tueIher riht ipe8ieIl or'erleci
~. ron Der Stnht Qinciurdi beEnhli iperosa
fcG aus benz erlos bon @orhs fneiGHe nueaeaes
che 3fueSe tn Der g8eile. iuie hrrgefhrisber
tom Befete.
Gel cs ferner befdTrTen, sas her Gfcr, bier.
fiirf nfpeiriefen srtre bic observation-disclosures hies
fer Ftefoliiion in iiebsEeini.immura inf: BEN
Bsfese 8u nerouInHer.
Sniitrt am z. Gfiober 1913
gr6fibent bes Sinhiraibs.
@eaIaabis!: arfbHr g 5pn. gIerf.
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Spppeltss YedD.

Dor eintger 3ett brad iih Der 48
Sabre alte GbarIes Milion Don 312i
gmerp Ipenue oas rs6te gsin. 2.r
ariidsn gebeHo, uHternabm Wilion gss
fteru Ra9mittus einsn Spa5tergung.
aIs eins Der Griiden ieiuen SQHoeH
entfiel unb WiIion 81 gooeu itiir3ts.
Oura Den Stur3 Duroe Das rehtc
8ein tpieoer gebrp6en uRb Chiffon
muBte na6 oem itdDtifaea 9OipituI
eebra6t tperben.
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QofQl Seridt.
3olisifen
gserSen bente bic @agcn Der llnlon
Seduction SO. begleiten.

Tie Giniammlung Der gbfule set
tens Der glngcltellten Der linton NC
ouction 60 miro am bcutt9en Sa9c
miebcr olfaenomnen meroen ii'to
spor inter poli5eiliden Sd)ub. Sc
Sem ser @aoen. ben Die 8eIeulda!f
ansifift, miro elm bertttener NolI5l|t
bciaeaebeu iperocn.
Iiele Mnorontna innroe 9elieth
9ibero pom Siherheitsotrettor ealD'
oetroiieu, nod1bem ADMINISTRATION
9rice f. 81. Moorman Der Vra'toellt
Ser penuction 60, 8rdIioent Sucas
pon ser ;SltbrnannS Union llno Ger
8eIhdftsoqent s. Sauers Der etto
ono Sanitorn Irioers llnton BIS
mad, sehu llhr qeItern abeno btnter
periflniiencn Thilren fon'erirt llno
perild,t batten, oeu slnsltano Der
sSuhrleute Scr SEDUCTION 20. be15u=
Iegen.
Die Observation-Disclosures has
Zen iorpeit nod su feinem Helulfut
aefiihrt, abcr bie Union Seduction
So. miro heute Die Soroerungen Der
llnion ihrcr gtrgcitellten III erEpG'
ouna sichen. 8ei oieien sSoroerun8eu
hanbel. es lid nidt I'm Die SobnTra9c,
,onsern mlr INN 9eIhmerOen Der
llniou oariiber, ooB Die Sirma 3net
nid,t 3ur Union gchoriqe Seute be-
fhGitiqt uno Iif altBeroem pelgert.
cineu gorarbciter 3u entIoIIen, Der
onocblit, Die Weitglieoer Der Union
t)ifonirt bot.
GrdIincnt 2ufas BON Der Subj
manns Union ,mo Ser 8eihd'tsagent
s. SauerS puroen geItern 9tahnlt'
tnq nuf glnoromrng BON Siferbeits'
bireftor GaIb Qegen bier llbr bonn
Teteftip Sucitlein nah Dem Nata'
houie gebradt unb Damn be9onn ote
Qonicren5, bie bis nad) achn llbr
tud6rte. 8eber 2ufas nod Sduer5
naren in iebr irieofertiger Sttllt.
mtna. 2ufas erflGrte. oaB er Ilt dli7
obiplut feline aomproniiIc elnlo1lcn
nerhe: I'D, bin" lagte er, vtpluelt$
Den bon Sauers argeoroneten Nils
ftono beisuleqeu, jeooh MIR urter Der
@eoinaung, ooB Die fStrma unS aNs
crfennt unh ms @ereftigfeit Dioer-
fahren lGBt. Cont fam BON elncln
sSrieoen abiolut niht Die Reoe lein.
Gic Heouctiou So. bat Der Union
oeoeuiIber niht ebrlth gehanoelt.
s0ir boben, ipie es bel ieoer ltniot
iiblih lit, IN oem 8eihaft unIer &ott'
ntittec. Dos angenieien lit, Die fdulgen
9eitrqae eitl8uSieben. Sie Setter Der
sSirma buben jeboh ben 5uhrlelten
befphleu, DEM aommittee Die Setrls
&c nid)t 3u be3ablen uno als oatn
9laent Souer$ nad) ben 9lnlagen fam,
muroe ihm Scr 3utrttt oerIpeIgert.
Cine oerartigc 9e1unolung la'ien mir
llnS einfad nIdt qefaIlen, ionOern
perDcn uuf uuicrem Rett beItebcn.
92ur menn Die SSirmu nudgiebt, tann
Der Streif been0et peroen."
Siherhoit@oirettor GaIh mar gIeId)'
faus nitt iehr periobnlid geltlHlnt
uno bernerfte, oaB er zen 8ertreteru
Der Union gau3 geborig Die Weinnng
iageu plroe. nSoIhe 3nItanoe" be.
7nerfte Serr Sab, yfolunen mir nid)t
Duloen. 9ie albfdQe niiiien etngeiaui-
melt Deroen ln0 mir peroen Die Gius
iaumIuug unter poIi3eili6em Shus
oornebmen, falls Die Union 71idt ges
neigt iein ioIlte, geIinoere Saitcn
aui3u8Ieben.