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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-10
MISSING HUSBAND
SPOKE OF SUICIDE
Mrs. A. A. Coleman Irnplorcs
Police to Exert Every Effort
to Help Find Him.

Following her report to the police
on Monday OF the disappearance Of
her husband Mrs. A. a. Coleman. OF
1911 Floyd Avenue. appeared in person
ut police headquarters yesterday
morning, and requested the earnest
effort of the police to aid her in ind ny
Mr.. Coleman. AS he was in bad health
and had been complaining OF his con-
diCon for some time, Mrs Coleman
Tears that ne may have killed himself
she stated that he had several times
made remarks which led her to this
suspicion, and on Friday afternoon.
when he disappeared. he sent a bow TO
drug store for some corrosive poison
When the boy had gone, Coleman is
alleged 10 have remarked TO n negro
that he Intended killing himself. When
the boy returned with the poison Cole
man raised ii TO his lips, but the glass
was knocked from his hands by the
negro.
Coleman left the Office then Ic
was seen later at Scvcnteent and
FRANKLIN Streets, but has not been seen
or heard from since. He had but a
small amount of money with him. and
his bank account has not been checked
on since he left. His brother in Nor
folk was notified OF his disappearance.
and that city has been searched. bur
without revealing trace OF the miss
Ing man.
Coleman Is thirty-threc years old.
SIX feet one inch tall. and weighs l45
pounds. He has dark brown hair and
blue eyes. He wore blue suit n
straw hat and low tan shoes. 1t is
feared by his family that he has end
ed his life He is employed by the
southern Root Beer Company, Nichol-
son Street. Fulton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-10
VIRGINIA DAIRY
EQUALS GOLD MINE
So Writers of Experience De-
clare in Recent Bulletin of
Food Department.

In the shape of a department bull
letln, state Food and Dairy Commits
S!oner saunders has just issued the
full proce edngs of the sixth annual
convention OF the Virginia State Dairy
mems Association, which met in
Staunton in the spring. Commissioner
saunders, whose heart is in the dairy
ing Industry. and pledged to its de-
Nelopment In Virginia. is the secretary
oil the dairymens association. and n
moving spirit in i's activities The
bulletin. containing eighty-Gyc Mares
OF information Invaluable TO the cream
cry men of the state. viii be sent free
upon application TO the commissioners
Inc speeches delivered before the
convention abound in glowing predtc-
ions OF the dairyman's success i'm Vir-
GINA, eloquent summaries Of tho
state natural advantages for the in
dustry, and plans for increasing Tho
creamery business in the old Domin-
ION. MI things considered. the speak
! ers agreed, Virginia has been more
generously endowed for successful
dairyng in regard to climate ana soil
than the great creamery states Of Wis
consin. Illinois and Iowa
'irginin's OpportunIty.
1T pays man To keep good mares
TO raise fine colts. and TO sell them
when they are three ana four ynars
ola, or when hc is ready" said prcsj-
dent j y Turner, in his annual adj
dress. hut think Of colts getting into
the middle OF the month OF January
without single bit OF shelter or a
single handful Of feed. living on grass
3 I'M Nirgiria, and the people OF WIS
/ cpns'n. Illinois and Iowa, that used ia
/ ne part OF this County of Augusta.
nave mad their cows and their horses
up eyer since the middle OF October or
inc hrst OF November Their cove.
"tht into winter quarters. ana there
SIi. say Tor six months, and they
make cheese ana butter and se1 I, 10
~ "hn we pay for it. There is plenty
- pu''cr made in Wisconsin that is
ap'u III Slaunton Why? because tho
poop'e' OF augusta County and Vir.
I'm" are no, supplying the demand
Ana , pcoplpc are going TO have IL.
January" va Grass IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-10
POLICE KNOW ROSA
Negro Girl Sent to Grand Jury on
GhmrE& OF IIouschrrakinI-

VT
Rosa lrown, Il ninetccn-year old col :
ored girl who. the police say. has
many aliases. was sent on To the grand
jury from Police Court yesterday morn
ing on u charge OF breaking into the
Laurel Street
:, The girl was discovered in the house
Monday morning by Mrs Sacks She
Shiu mat she had entered the house
by mistake. and when asked why She
was hiding behind door she renlied
that she was playing with the chill
drtn ana wanted 10 brighten them. She
was told 70 go but was followed by
A. I'll. Wiclis, who boards in the house.
He turned her over TO Policeman Whit
lock. Detective Sergeant KrcnEcl
stated In Police Court that the pirI
was wanted on charges Of entering
other houses, and that she was a we'll,
known thief
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-10

men will guard their weights The
ordinance. he thought, will not hurt
the honest Ice dealer, and will have n
wholesome effect
The New Law.
The text OF the new law follows:
IL shall be unlawful for any dealer
In Ice in the city of Richmond To
charge. collect or receive or .ttcmnt
to charge. collect or receive. from any
person TO whom ice has been sold or
oeliFered by him, for any greater num-
Der OF pounds of such ice az has been
actually delivered to such customer
IL shall be unlawful for any such
oeaier In Ice who sells ice by weight
at stipulated price per pound or hum
drcdweight to deliver any Ice IN any
customer In the city of Richmond
without causing the same to be cor
recliy weighed at the time of such de-
livery by the agent or employe deliv-
cI'hs thc same. and all agents and en-
ployes OF any such dealer so engaged
In delivering Ice shall be provided Win
suitable scales by such dealer To en-
ape his agents and employees to cor
rectly weigh each piece OF ice so de-
hVered at the time OF such delivery.
and II shall be unlawful for any such
agent or employc TO report or make a
charge Tor any quantity OF ice as de-
iiVered In excess OF the quantity actual
~ delivered. according TO the correct
weight thereof
witnens Weighing.
III shall be unlawful for anv Der
son delivering Ice in the city of Rich
mona. which has been sold by weight,
10 refuse, upon demand, TO allow tho
customer to whom said Ice is being
delivered. 10 witness the weighing OF
the same at the time of such delivery.
or TO refuse. upon demand therefor. 10
furnish TO any such customer writ
ten statement OF the actual number
OF pounds or ice delivered TO such Gus
toner at the time OF such delivery
Amy person violating any provision
OF this ordinance shall be liable TO a
line OF not less than So nor more than
$50 for each oftcnsc, recoverable before
the Police Justice.
This ordinance shall be in forca
from its passage"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-10
TWO SPECIAL ELECTIONS
10th May &c Held on Date of NoyeIn-
bcr General Election.

Governor Mann is preparing shortly
to issue writs of election in the Rich
mond Senatorial District and in the
First Senatorial District, composed Of
Washington and Smyth Counties and
the city OF Bristol The former is now
vacant because OF the resignation of
state Senator Foikes and the latter
by reason of the death of Senator Cum
mings. If no special objection is found
In the election laws the writs of eiec
ton VIII provide for special elections
in poth senatorial districts on the date
~ the November general election when
state officers and members Of the
House OF Delegates are to be chosen II
mas not yet been determined whether
at these special elections. If held on
the date OF the general election il
VIII be necessary to provide special
ballot boxes and to keep the returns
separate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-10
TO FORCE SETTLEMENT
Nirginin Debt Commission Tired of
Delay by West Virginia.

Dilatory action on the part of the
West Virginia Debt Commission has
resulted in q call for Il r.ceting Of
the Virginia Debt Commission to be
held at the Jefferson Hotel on Sep
TENDER 90 at 10 y. NJ. 1t is stated that
il is the purpose OF those asking that
this meeting he called to urge the
Virginia commission to take further
action before the Supreme Court of the
United States 10 compel the payment
OF the debt, which that court has al
ready declared to be many years past
due. Virginia has been ready at all
times to meet the representatives OF
West Virginia and compromise the
interest claims. and TO arrange for the
of years, pr in such way as would not
embarrass' West Virginia. but the lack
OF interest shown by the debt commits
sion OF that state, and by the State
itself. il is claimed. will make it neces-
aary for Virginia to take steps to force
settlement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-10
FOR SAFETY ZONES
MINOR Werner ContempIatcs Laying
Them mt COnEcstcd Corners

Major Werner Is contemplating the
adN!sab!lity OF laying safety zones a;
all congested corners so as to lessen
the peril 10 pedestrians who daily pass
these points. His idea is 20 start with
the corner at seventh and Broad, the
most coDgested corner In the city
where nearly every street car line IN
the city pa sses. and where a great part
or the vehicular traffic also finds :,
thoroug hfare. II the Idea should NEE,
with approval and success at this
point. the plan would be enlarged so
AS TO take in other corners where the
traffic Is heaviest
Such safety zones are established in
all the large cttics OF the world, and
are known TO lessen tho danger to
life and limb. The subject may DO
taken up at the meeting OF the Board
OF Police Commissioners tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-10
Concur in Salary Raises to City
Servants and Ratify
Appropriations.
POLICE MEASURE HELD UP
Ordinance Providing $500 Tor
New Headquarters Recon-
lnitted for Investigation.

The Board of Aldermen. with ten
members in attendance. made short
work last night OF good s,zed
calendar authorizing appropriations
and salary raises as fast rs Sergeant
At Arms Ruskell could call the. roll
Most OF the business had already been
approved by the lower branch
y hold-ua was threatened when at
S;lj o'clock emily nine members had
reported. These were Aldermen
Powers, Melton. Grimes. Fuller, Paul.
Mitchell Disney, Adams and Perduc.
II takes ten to pass measures carry
ing appropriations in excess OF SlCu,
and all business OF this kind threat
en-d to 60 by the board for the even
ing. when Alderman Gilman registered
Gunst and Grundy We're reported out
of the city.
Salary Raises.
The Board concurred in measures
providing salary raises as follows:
Employees OF the street Cleaning De-
partment from $40 to s2.25 a day.
Plumbing Inspector to $500 year,
and assistant plumbing Inspector to
$1,000 II year.
Bailia !of.lhe musings Court to $3.50
a year.
Chief Sanitary officer to $1,000 year,
and I'VE assistant sanitary officers TO
$1,000 year.
COMMUNICATIVE Attorney. of Hust-
ings Court Part II, from $500 TO $1,000
year.
Police Measure Sent Back.
Upon the motion OF Alderman Pow
ers the ordinance appropriating $1,000
for the renting OF new police head
quarters was sent back TO the Finance
"a.
tion. The measure dcsignates as the
new quarters the Florence property
next to the First Baptist church. on
Broad Street between Eleventh and
twelfth streets. Several members OF
the church hir. Powers said. had OBJ
jectcd to the placing OF the headquar.
ters in that building. ana he requested
that the ordinance be recommitted 10
give these an opportunity 10 he heard
The resolution directing the CITY
Attorney TO dismiss the Fifteenth
street condemnation proceedings. al
ready passed by the co nmon Council
under n suspension of the rules. was.
upoH The motion OF Alderman Powers,
sent back 10 the Finance Committee.
AS framed the resolution authorized
the paving OF all expenses incurred in
the matter without naming the speclnc
amount The Board wanted the exact
amount stated before j, was willing
TO pass upon the resolution
Pay City's Loss.
nder suspension of the rules the
Board concutied in the joint rcsoiu-
ton calling upon the Fidelity and De
post Cpmpauv Of MARYLAND which
had houoed ne citYs account with the
Commonwealth lipuk. 20 make good at
once the S3.5a3 &C. that tho city now
has ON deposit iu thai iust!rut!on4 The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-10
CONDITIONS QUIET
AT HOME FOR Girl S

pointed TO ask the Circuit Court Ia In
vestisate conditions obtaining at the
home.
a y Holderhy. Jr.. president OF the
Citizcns association. yesterday an
pointed w +. Glnn. Robert L.. Chris
tian' / L. kennerly, Or. ". Il Rudd
and Il Nc. Buliirgton committee n
appeal 10 the authorities OF Chester
held County in behalf OF the associa
ton.
DR.. Mcdaniel and Mr.. Lecky we're ac-
companied In their investigation by the
rev :. c. Hatcher -. D.. and DR.
douglas Freeman. member OF the
state Board OF Charities and Correc-
tons who were invited by the cxecu-
tive board 10 be present at the INQUIRY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-10
EXAMINE HOSPITALS
subcommittee Meets 70 Day to Look Into
Medical College OfYer

Properties and Utilities appointed by tho
parent committee To confer with IN. Ad-
lniniStraivc lfpn-d and the authorities Of
the Medical college Of Virginia with regard
to accepting the loan of the Virginia ana
cld p"ninion Hospitals, VIII meet at :
O'Clock this afternoon.
The party VIII visit tho properties under
consideration and discuss tho Feasibility Of
their temporary utilization by tho city to
care for tho INDECENT Ill now housed at the
Nl'y Home IN" subcommittee is instruct ed
TO report its findings and to submit; n rec
"rninendation To the fun committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-10
MOODY DIES OF WOUNDS
Policemen Fired Upon by Mnu wanted
for Murder.

Isaiah Moody, colorado who was
fatally shot In the abdomen in fight
at 53S Brook Avenue early yesterday
morning, died few hours later at the
City Hospital. Caleb Ingram, the ne
gro who Is supposed TO have done the
shooting, is stu at large
Immediately after the shooting, Po-
hcemen Tanner and Smith went to In
grams house at 1909 North First
street, and waited for him to return.
w en ne came up nash light was
turned in his face. but he fired a pistol
and fled. The policemen emptied their
reVolvers At him. but without avail.
one or the negroes bullets passed
through Tanners cap.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-10
DISPOSE
OF LENGTHY DOCKET

an emergency measure relieving the
Richmond Electric Company, for n
period OF ninety days, from the provi-
SONS or the city's electrical regula-
lions in so far as they interfere with
the operation of its testing plant IN
South Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-10
STILL CHECKING RETURNS
Official Primary Totals to lie Rcndy
hy 10 MOrrOI Nirhf.

UN Z u TVTFUF .NIENf.
No progress was made yesterday in
rccheckinE the returns OF the primary
Of August ;. To make, assurance doublv
sure. Secretary j. y. Brcnaman. of the
state Dem ocratic Committee. is having
the Pollard williams figures from the
various precincts totaled by counties on
two adding machines. the work be-
ginning with Acconac and gring on
in Alphabetical order until Gloucester
was reached. Several men who have
served on the checking committee
We're unable to be present Yesterday
afternoon, so the work was postponed
until this morning when efforts Will
he made to complete the tabulation
The state Democratic Committee will
meet at Murphy's Hotel tomorrow
night AZ o'clock to issue the ccrtif-
Gates of nomination to the winners
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-10
ARREST AGED MERCHANT
Philip Davis Charged with Buying Stolel
Brnnnrly

Philip Davis Charged with Buying Stolen
Property.
Philip Davis, sixty years old. merchant.
was arrested last night by Detective Ser
geants Wiley and Keliam a charge OF
receiving and buying property known 10
have been stolen.
James Mc.tilister. colored. came from
North Carolina on Sunday to work on a
railroad here. and was robbed of his suit
case and all II contained. the value being
placed at s65. 1t Is alleged that Davis
bought the stolen property and sold 1t on
the same day he received 1t into his nos
session The law requires that all second-
hond dealers must keep property which they
buy at least week before they dispose
OF It,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-10
MUST WEIGH ALL ICE
BEFORE SELLING 1T

men Will guard their weights. The
ordnance. he thought, will not hurt
me honest Ice dealer. and will have a
wholesome effect
Washington Journal., 1913-08-02
.llawctter
III @aibmgtOn

SAB iid nod Der intenlinen Site
i'm atifaug Ger ISOLDE Elm tr1ftiges
llupettcr iiber g%gol6inaton eutIooen
miiroe mar an%5une6meu DAB Oosiel.
be ober cine ioldje anSoebnuug an.
ne6meu miir0e, mie mir lie am Witt.
nod erlebten lag auBerbuIb ieoer Be
redlnung. Ger Wfuteriolihooen lit elm
mgeheurcr, Der aebt in Die Tauienoe.
9Sos aber am meiiten 81 beoauern lit,
int, OoB Observation-Disclosures oemSturm
5um Gpier fielen. Neionoers tragii6
lit Ger 300 BON Malter &. SiIton,
@~i5eprdii0ent Der Saul ReaI Gitate
80, un0 non Gbomas TealD. Die
Saul Jieal gltate so. bat ibre Sc.
idldftsrdume inn 0a1tie an Der gde Der
iebeltcn mo SStraBe, in OemieI-
ben @nuie. in Dem lid friiber ole
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tult0. Gas @olls lit pollt1noia Elm.
Acltilr3t mo 5eigt mir nod einen mi.
item Iriintmerbalifen. Nerr Silton
mar und oem eriteu @anfen 0es Sali.
les atI Die StraBe aeeilt uuo III Der.
b6ltniBmdBiaer Sid)erbeit. Gin Stob.
men I'M @aiie 500 feline Nufmerfiom.
felt oil mo In Dem 9eltreben, Siilfe
Srl leiltcn, mIir0e er bel Dem poniaen
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tet mo aetotet. N1dl Serr Sealp fiel
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Gpier. @r moIlte einen @naben 0
Dem mdhtigen Heaen ld)iiben un0 IN
0a0 Sans lii1ren, ais Die Nailern i'm
ulfer bren Eriimmern beeriieu. Der
SiHabe lprnHa siiriid uto ionIte lid
rette1. @iiWef1brt. 0as Dur oem@nu.
le ltaflO, murOe p~olltdnoig perihiit.
tet oas Riero aetotet. germilnung
Seigte iih iibernlls 1dder maren pom
oelt Naniern nb%gebIaien nnO Die
@traBen init Den 3riimmern iiberIdt;
bnnoerte Der groBen Spieaelideiben
~ Den @eidGftsl10en laaen 3erbro-
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GolparD @aptiitenfirhe mar abqebla-
zen, ais nb er nit einen Weiicr abqe.
lDuitten mar. Slt Den Iitrm auf Dem
southern Nailmap- @cb1uoe lhluq
Der 8liB Gin ntO bei6doigte oenielben
beoellteio. llnO 8aibinatons 5toI8,
letlte N%annpradlt, bat fiirdterlid ae.
littel. Ga mar mobl faim cine
StraBe, in Der nidt prGdtiae 9dume
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Sebr idllinm lab es i'm Gar.
ten oes @eiBen Sauies mo in ben
offentliden @orfS IN oieier g~e8iebung
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Washington Journal., 1913-08-02
ltnbeitimmter llrIamb.
8Otidafter Wrnf 8ernitOrff rciIt mad.
Berlin; ll~rIanbSenOc bGngt DOn I'm
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&c. gr5eaenS @raf Sobonn.Sein
rid bon 8ernltorff, oeiitiher got.
ihafter in @aibingtolL lit alf ben
Noroo. 2lopooompier n9ronprin.
@ilbelm". aapit1n 9. Milbelmi, mad
ser alten Seimotb nbgefabren, bod
pllBte Der Diplomat nod nidt 81 ia
getL pie LANCE iein o~iesidbriger Som
merurlaub oaitern miro.
@raf 8ernitorff beinerfte inter an
Oerem: Bur 3eit babe ih bier abio-
Iut ni1ts 81 tln, nno neil es mir b.el
5u beiB lit, fabre id in llrlolb. @ic
lange oerlelbe Oaliern miro, Oermag
id beltte ni6t an iaqen. SIS lit ebell-
lognt m0gIih. 0aB id) in gan5 fnrdcl
Belt mieoer %5uriidfomme, wie oof
meme Jerien crit i'm SCRIPT ibr Gn.
oe errei6en. 9as bdnet gang BON Der
GntDidlung Der 8erb1ltniiie ob unf
es mag leiny onB id mid iHon wieoer
in @aIbington befin0e, meim Del
aongreB oos GarifgeieB enOgiiltig al.
0enommen bat. Sd gebe 3llerit oli
einige Gage nad Berlin mo treffc
BORT nit Der @r1fIn 5uiammen. @enll
mir Damn 3eit bleibt, m0dte id gerne
cine Belt lang auf miercr 8eiibunQ
am Starnberger See Der &ubc pile
gen, aber pie geiagt, oas miro lid
gan3 nad) oen @~orfommniiien ri6ten.
ulleber Ole bnnoelspolitiifen Ser.
dnoerungen infol9e oeS lleiien 2arii-
geIetes 3piiGen GeutihIono nno oelI
Ser. Staoten permag id) notiirlid iebt
nod ni6tS 3ll iagen; Die miilieu abge-
partet weroen. Soften iol1e entire.
ten, 10 lit es fiber, 0aB lie in Der &c.
mobnten freun0ihoftlihen @eiie, mic
oos BEL oen por3iiglihen De5iebungen.
Die Swilfen beioen 2Groern berrihen.
nift anbers mogIid lit, lire grleoi.
gung finoen. 8eoauerlid lit MIR Oel
proponierte 3oIl auf oeutihe Bidder,
lit Die Sadie ia nod LANCE nid)i
ii1er".
Ole @ertretitng oes @rafen bal
mdbreno oelien glbmeienbeit Der critic
8otihaftsratb Baron &aniel por
@Qimbauien iibernommen.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-02
HeOOlntiOn
lit SOrtugal
eiiiabOn nnO CportO 6auptpnHfte
Der Nitfrltbr : getpegung.

@ariS, /. Plug. lleber ole ipu-
nilde @ren5e ans Eortltgal bierber
gclangte Gepei6en luiien erieben, oaB
in Yortllgnl cine groBe repolution1re
glgitation i'm @onge lit; es miro fer
her genlelOet, Dab cine in 2iiiabon
unO 0porto geplante rieiige 8eme-
Qung ie0en 9lllgenblid gum Nusbruh
fommen t0nne. 9lis oerlelben Quel-
.le ltammt oieNielOung, oaB es an per-
idieoenen BldBen 5piihen Gruppen
mo 3iuiliiten 5r erniten StraBen-
f1nlpfeu gefommen lei.
Ser Senior in 2iiiobon mciqertc
iid, cine &abel0epel1e an Die y4iio-
ciiertc Yreiie~ our69eben 5l laiieu,
melde melOete, Dab cine Sdoar bon
&eDolution1ren oen 0eriudl 0enladDt
bate, Die &nlerne oes st6. Snf. -&egt.
al ltiira1en Inn Die felt Dem [eBten
Iusbrud bort untergebradten POLITE
lden @efangenen 81 befreicn.
gtah Altstauld bon @etpebri6iii-
len nit Den @a1tpolten mltroen Die
3ipililten BON Oen Gruppeu 3uriidge=
trieben.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-02
@arunng
Qn SIrfei
NGdte erfennem t6ra3iide geiitGn-
OermHg nidIt an.

Berlin. |. 9lug. gieI Bead.
tiing finoet Elm auf oie qegenwdrtiae
@aIfan-2age. inlonoerbeit oie ber-
ausforOernoe Saltung Ger 9iirfei be-
5iiglider glrtifel Der .NorOO. Mag.
3eitung~. Dns oberoffi5ioie glatt
fiibrt sundhIt ans, Dab ale llnges
DiBbeit Der Dinge ouf oem galfan
nod ni6t geihpunoen lei. IS be-
Itebe jeoo6 fem peientlihes Sinoer.
mis- mebr fir ben 9eginn Der 6rie-
Observation-Disclosures, welde in Der ri
m1niiden 6aiptltaot gnfareit Dor
iib geben ioaen.
oSSn5wiihen" 10 betont sic yNoro-
Oeutide Nagemeine~ I'M ipeientlideil
Deiter, iiio Die Siirfen, trob uaer
Mbmnbnuagen Der @roBniGdte, iiber
Die iul 2ouOoner 9ertraa fcItqeIebts
@ren5e binausgeriidt. 9ies bat sic
2onOoner 8otidafter : %eriammlung
Ioeben er0rtert.
nDie M19te liuo einmiitiq in Dem
gntihluB, Die neieitert our6 oas
Gorgeben Der 3iirfei berbeiqefii6rten
@eiiBdnOerungen in 3bra5ien ui6t
an5uerfennen.
hMu6 mem europa ni6t iofort
@etDaIt gegen @epaIt iebt, fam ole
8forte oob nidt Oie beieBten Stsl-
lungen oauerno bebalten. Gin mel
teres 8ororingen perbeIiert Oie Sins
lihten Der Sirfei aui cine qiinltiqcs
re Mbgren3ung ni6t. Dies iDiir0c
nur Shpierigfeiten b~erbei3ieben,
iDelhe oesboIb nidt meniger groB
I'M, neil tie uidt Iofort bon berbor-
treten.
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oerniIie fir ben 6rieOen arf Dem
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