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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-10
OJEDA'S FEDERALS
STARTLE THE STATE
TROOPS NEAR NACO
Continue Aggressive Fight
ing Against Great Odds.
Lack of Artillery Ham,
pers the State Forces

Naco. Ariz., April 9.--Although be-
sieged by force three times their
number. Ojedas federals today CON
tinued their aggressive fighting by
brilliant sallies from Naco. Sonora
Each time the state troops attempt
ed to attack the little barefooted SOL
diers met them not alone with fire
from the trenches but with charges,
retreats and counter charges.
When the group under Colonel Gales
late this afternoon attempted to rush
the federal positions. General Ojeda
went out to meet the enemy Gales
soon fell baoA s,ru the full force OF
500 federals continued until they en-
countered the command of Bracamonte
and the Yaqui Indian division All but
one machine gun of the constitutional-
lists was silenced but soon the gunners
OF the remaining piece were slausht-
cred by a shower of shrapnel from the
advancing federal lines. Then Ojeda
retreated rapidly to his base.
Press Garrison. Defenders
With the end of the fighting the
state forces for a while pressed the
garrison defenders but with no result
Ojeda, however, lost many capable men
among them captain, Mendoza, who
had shown great valor in the early
fighting. one of the American negro
deserters from the Ninth United States
cavalry, while operating federal ma
chine gun from the roof of the bar
racks, fell to the ground pierced by d
dozen bullets.
Lack of artillery or efficient artil-
lery operators seriously hampered tn.
state forces. Even the Indians to-
day failed to show their former spirit
in fighting, Ojedas tactics of aggres-
siveness in defending fortified po-
sition appearing to BATTLE the attack
ers.
Although not as dangerous as yester.
day. the fire on the Arizona side of the
line did not permit the resumption OF
business here. The town was placed
under strict martial law. The Nintl
cavalary troopers patrolled all streets
and forced spectators to keep under
cover. Lead fell near the railway sta
tion. The row of coke cars placed alone
the line by Colonel Guilfoyle prevent.
eu 1ndHy SflulS from fedcnlng the
American town.
The most sensational fighting of the
day occurred when a detachment OF
as federals were trapped by the state
troops some distance from town. Eigh.
teen returned to the garrison bearing
their wounded captain. Ten crossed the
international line and were held b,
United States troops The remainder
either were killed or captured The only
advantage gained during the day b,
the attacking forces was the construc.
tion of breastworks and trenches with
in 500 yards of the town. The works
was accomplished only after great loss
of life. Determined to crush Ojeda, the
constitutionalists tonight declared
they will continue the battle tomorrow
advancing their positions in the night
In spite of deaths. wounded and deser.
tions, Ojeda appears to keep his force re.
cruted to the original 800 mark. In ex.
PLANTATION 1t is asserted that armed
recruits have been smuggled through the
United States from Juarez. This. how.
ever. is not verified by investigation Of
the United States border patrol.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-10
Morton Much Improved

New York April 9.-Levi p. Morton.
former vice president of the United
States, who has been gravely i'll for sew
eral weeks, is showing marked improve
ment AT bis home today il was said
that Mr.. Morton was feeling better than
at any time since his illness began. He
is 80 years old.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-10
SOrtie by the Insurgents
Against Tariff Leader
Repulsed
PARTY'S SUPPORT
A HIGH TRIBUTE
Saunders Leads Attack on Committee
Appointments But Is Forestalled
by Alaba amian-Leadership Is
Emphatically Recognized
BY c. e. STEWART

Washington, April 9.-tSpecial.)-r
tariff bill which bears his name. were In
dorsed at the caucus of the House demo-
Gratis today most emphatically. The DEM
ocratic insurgents made sortie against
Leader Underwood and his tariff bill
only to be repulsed in such a manner that
in all probability they will be good for
some time TO come
The first demonstration against the In
derwood organization was waged over the
matter of committee assignments. Mr.
Underwood and his lieutenants decided
that in order that the attention of the
House should be riveted on the tariff de-
bate that only the committees necessary
for the transaction of business should be
heard before the caucus met that the in
surgents were growing over this decision
ana that they planned to force the adop.
tion of resolution providing for the i'm.
mediate appointment of all committees.
Forestall Action
announced early in the caucus that he had
been informed that some members wanted
all committees named at once. and he sug-
gested that those who entertained this
view should act Immediately. Thereupon
Representative Saunders of Virginia pre-
scented a resolution directing the ways and
means committee, which is intrusted with
this work, to name all the other commit
tees.
Their caucus was at once converted into
mass of bowling objectors, and Mr..
Saunders realizing what he was up
against, withdrew his objection and res
olution Then Representative Thompson
of Okla homa, who is an insurgent, and ad-
mits It, proceeded to do some plain and
fancy insurging. He declared that he
had a reform TO propose. He voiced his
objection to the selection of the Other
House committees by the committee OF
ways and means. This is the opportunt
time to act" said the smiling Under
wood.
The Oklahoma member spluttered a mo-
ment or two and then sat down. He hao
only opened his mouth to speak when he
observed by the hostile attitude of prac.
| tically all his colleagues that the majority
! were content to have the committees
named by Mr.. Underwood and his col
leagues on the ways and means. So far
| as the bill itself is concerned, so far as
they have proceeded with it in the caucus
not the crossing of d 'T' or the dottine
of an "I" has been changed.
Mr.. Underwoods success as the leader
in the House is paid high tribute by the
report he is receiving at the hands OF
| the members of his party.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-10
Snow in Sioux City

Sioux City, Ia, April 9.--A Blanket
snow from four to ten inches deep,
one of the heaviest falls of the winter.
covers a large part of South Dakota
and North Dakota and western Iowa
and still is falling. Snow blockades are
feared on western South Dakota rail-
road lines. The moisture Will benefit
crops.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-10
Declares He Will Debate
Only With Candidates
for Senator
DOES NOT CONSIDER
SUFFRAGE AN ISSUE
Anti Woman Suffrage League Asks
Heflin to Speak in Michigan.
Celebrate Defeat of Votes
for Women
BY C. IL. STEWART

Washington, April 9.-(Special.) )-Repre-
sentative Hobson has received a letter
from Prof. A. r. Jones of the Coosa Ell
more Training school at Equality, Ala,
in which he seeks to arrange a joint dis
cussion of the womans suffrage question
Hefin for the first week in September.
Representative Hobson today replied to
this letter, in part as follows:
The question of a joint debate must
be considered In the light of the fact that
am a candidate for the United States
Senate to succeed Senator Johnston and
have already made formal announce
ment of my candidacy, and s,m actively
conducting my campaign. l have always
believed that it is well for candidates to
make known fully their positions. on all
public matters, and [ have not hesitated
at any time to act accordingly, even
though my views and ideas might appear
not in full accord with those of others.
In joint debates the proper practice is for
candidates TO debate only with candi-
date, and l shall be glad to accept any
invitation to meet any candidate for the
United States Senate at any practicable
time and john debate. but | cannot prop
erly debate with those who are not
candidates.
Arrange for Friend to Meet Him
Therefore, in answer to your invita-
ton, 1 will state that if Mr.. Heflin is
a candidate for the Senate. and SO AYERS
himself, l shall be glad to meet him in
joint debate on the question. If, how
ever, he is not candidate, but only seeks
to injure me in injecting himself into my
campaign, whether from his own prompt
ings or at the instance of interests that
seek my defeat, l will arrange for some
friend of mine to meet him on the ques-
tion for womans suffrage.
However, in such a debate l do moi
think the discussion should be confined tc
woman suffrage, as [ do not regard wom-
an suffrage as an issue in the senatorial
campaign in Alabama, and shall not
make it an issue, but | am ready at AL
times to state my position
Anti-Suffragettes Celebrate
Mr.. Heflin has not received so far an In
vitation from Professor Jones to partici
pate in the discussion, though he has hat
a letter from friend at Equality sug
gesting the plan. Representative Heflir
today received d telegram from the Anti
Woman's Suffrage league of Michigan
advising him that that state had gone
against woman suffrage in the election
Monday by over $1,000. and that they woult
give a banquet celebrating the victory
on April Is, and inviting him to be th'
lppi \
PENNSYLVANIA has just refused to submi
the question to a vote of the people, 81
another advice to Mr.. Heflin states. Mr.
Heflin is now regarded as the nationa
champion of the anti-woman suffragists
and is daily getting requests for speeches
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-10
ASK Direct Election

Albany. n Y. April s.-Governor Sui
ger is preparing bill for introduction
in the legislature providing for the elec.
ton of United States senators at gen.
eral elections Under the proposed meas
ure the successor to Senator Elihu Roo
would be chosen at the gubernatoria
alection In 1914.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-10
Ii YUEN HUNG

1t Is not likely that Gen. Lii Yuan-hung,
provisional vice president of China, and
ccmmandant at Wuchang, viii lend him
self TO any plot to overthrow President
Yuan. though his name is mentioned as
a possible kuoeM Ming tang candidate for
the presidency He is not a member of
that party 1t has been but a few months
since General LII was charged by Kuo-
Ming-tang leaders with responsibility for
the summary shooting of three military
officers sent from Wuehang to Peking,
and in consequence it has been the pur-
pose of the l<uo-Ming- politicians to
drive him from the vice presidency. Pres
ident Yuan has had the cordial support
Of the vice president since the formation
of the provisional government.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-10
Anxiety Continues on Ac-
count of Weakness of
2 Roman POntiff
)
NO IMMEDIATE
DANGER is FELT
Condition Improves During Night.
Report That Pope Is Afflicted
With Asthma Is Erroneous.
Many Gather at st. Peters

London. April 10.-A Rome dispatch
to the Chronicle says that one of the
Pope's physicians has expressed the
opinion that his holiness will rally for
time but that his general condition
renders 1t unlikely that he will last
out the present month and that The end
may come suddenly from heart failure.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-10

,Continued ON Plse Eight,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-10

CONTINUED ON Page EIghr.D
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Bier Gin lonolomes 6ineintrdumen in

bier Elm lansIames 1ineintrdumtn tn
oie Number elmer gliidli6eren 3D1s....
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IN Wiinhtn empfdngen. Shptr ban.
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iiber benz IiebIihsn Rufitein, unb bin~
ter sSnnsbrud sebt e erit red]t in bic
| ffon talten Reeionen bes grsnner, Der
uns auf feline feiten Shultern ninlmt
I'm uns gang fanfi bindbsleikn Sn
lafIsn in bas 2dno unierer Sebniuhi.
llnb INNER lauer, immsr tpdrmer piro
bic Cuff, immer beiber Der aub Der
Sonne. Sn 8riren, nit itinen eriis
nen Rebenbiigeln, smpfansen mir sus
erit ben Grub bes nabenoen Siioens.
i'm iiiblen Gifadibol nod einmal ein
Iebtes 6erbitihauern, unb fhon iino
mir I'M Reidbs bes ShIern, griibi
Waibbrud uns nit iippiserWesetaiirr.
tbut jih bintsr Mbpang Dor uns Die
Gbene auf, bic einit Elm Dihter Das
.5immelstbal" nannte, oos Ibol
BON go5en!
Gbper binaen nod, inlner Die
5rauben an 6en iidl MIR iangiam eTt.
idrbenben 8ebenbiigeIn. lie Saupi.
crnte5eit lit ia porbei. slber seniis inio
ilberacniig lit fir Den, DER iih Der fOlt,
Iihen geereu erfreilen min, porbaIi.
Den, unb fper iie nitt BON Den Bergen
lerabboIen min, Den Iaoefi lie, 5u be-
queineren 8eniiiie, BON ben auslnaen
Der SbjtbannIungen Der Staot BON
Den St1noen Der C6Itoerfdufer am
Marft Elm. Mlit groBen, bunflen nna
beuen Tiiten bela0en iiebi man lie
lcst ole. Die in oieien SerbIitaaeR in
goScu SnIt MAIDEN, Die, BON ben g1rs
| gen fommeno, ais sSeriennadlsii8ler,
Dem heiniifen 0inter eitfgegenfai.
rcn, ooer oie, ben heiBereu Siibca
,staIiens nod, fiirfteno, i'm 8unoer.
LAMB 5iroI porcrit Salt MAIDEN. ga.
id,eno siehen file iiber ben @altbcr'
pIab. Die Gr3ber3og.Iainer. Strabe
lcntIona, iiber Den aornpiag ilo ourf
Die mitteIaltcrIiden 9ogengonge ocr
.iihlen 2aubenea'ie. n8riib 8oit,
mcin ssreuno, itj Sieb' nod Siioen."
-, ,9tnh Roroen id)." Gns lit io3u,
iaaen bas Seitmotio Der @edielse.
iprad,e, Die man jeet oatagIid slpi.
| ihen ben iid, gegeonenoen beIauifen
fann. Mlif Iad,enoem sluge Der cite
Der aubere ihperen Ser3ens. Ten
! lIeuhtenoeu ,,Hoieuaarteu" Dor au.
gen, ocn wormcn 9tthem bcs laden.
zen 9o3ener Sbales fiihIeuS, iii eo ia
| 10 uniagbar id,per, pieoer beim3urin.
ben CUR ieud]therbitIihen Seimath.
leroe. uno 49, 70 berIoteno, gu blei.
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2eipis' 5rel,nb ais Comptroller au be-
fiirlporteu. Dos sefdab auf aptninls
itratipem 9ebiete. Sebt tommt eaS
Legislative Gebiet. I'm Ga 5olIettes
llntsritibuns fir ben Sarif gu erIan-
gen, perfprahen bi: 9emotraten i'm
Senat, ireeno eine Bill gu unteritiiben,
oi. go 5ollette tpiinfhte. Dieter bat
Il Die Bin 5nr Reeuliruns Der Oienitz
uno 2pbnperbGltniHe Der Seeleilte aus
eefltbt. Nah cine. 9lngabe min Ga
5olette nit oiefsr 9il cine Sdiffz
fabrtsz9efenfdaft in Wilpa,ltee be-
itrdfen, Die ibm in ieinen politii6en
geperbungen SdDierigteiten gemdht
bat. Wir psrbiireen uns niht fir Die
Ri6tigfeit biefsr gngabe, aber Sbat7
fade lit, bab ale Shiffdhrtse8ompasz
nieen auf DEN Seen Die Sill betampf=
ten. Die Bill inpolpirt, pie Senator
Burton natgetpisfen bat, eine folh
flasrants 8erleBune Der 8ertragsrehte
9eutI Ihlanos, @robbri.cnniens En-,
DaB Die 9emotraten nift fpiiIsn, mas
liz unfanqen ipllen, oh Tie Die 8ertragsz
rehte anoerer 2dnoer ppsr ibrsn Ser
trag nit ga Solette reipettiren iOusn.
Mit folhen Sduhermetbooen tperoen
hohe 8eamte ein9eiest unb pihtise
9eisse erlahen!
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prdiibsntidaft sssisnete Mann

BIZ prdlioentihaft seeisnete Mann
mare.
9ebanptet Der prdiioent. bab Jpn
Der 8or,purf Der planIoiisteit nibt
treffs, Ionbern oab er cine beitimmte
Sbee babe, babinsebenb, Den Wtritos
nern au ssitatten, bab iie ibren aampf
IelbIt ausfsbtsn. 10 Idbt iih oarauf ers
tpieern, oab er in foIhem Galle teins
8orIhriften iibsr bic perionlihfeit
bes meritaniihsn 9rdiiosnten MAIDEN
burfte. Der tpeitere Gintpano 1T, bab
Die Mddte nift parten molten, biz sic
Meritaner 3ur Rube setommen iino,
neil oas mod eine enoloIe 3eit bauern
tDnnte. 9batidhliG1 tit bas einsetrss
ten. mas mir porauseeIast hdbsn: Die
MGhte baben Die 9eoulo perlpren unD
molten nunmebr ielbit, obne iid i'm Ole
Der. Staaten gu bstiimmern, Die Rubs
in Werito beritsaen. Das iit pbne
5rase cine l6pers biplomatiihe Riee
nerlase fir bic Der, Staatsn, bic iidi
nur gut MAIDEN ldbt. inbsm iie nads
trdelid tbun. mas Fe gu anians hdts
ten tbun Iollen, ndmlib, oab lie eins
8eritdnoisrns nit ben Mdhten lus
den. Wir tonnen ipobl peritsben, ipas
ben Yrdiioenten gu ieiner poIitit, bic
10 pblIie miBllinsen lit, OeranIabt bat.
gisldng baben Die eiiropai1hsn Wfdtte
ii9 niht barum getiimmert, penn mir
ned freism gellebsn i'm iiioIihsn
5heiIs unIsrss Sentiments bauiten.
0Sie @leihsiltisteit 1T aber nttt
mebr porbanoen. Werito lit stn gu
srobes 6anbelsssbiet. als oab Die
Wdfte eine lanse St0rune oieies 9dns
bels srtraasn t0nnten. Tteien Inter
ihiso aipifhen friiber uno isst ioIIts
Der prdiioent erfafen uno ourh3us
fessn perfuhen. baB bic meritaniits
Qneslsgenbstt ntht bon ben Wdhtsn
unter oo1iaem QusIblub unierss Gam
beg rsgulirt tpirb, benn iobolo oas gss
i6iebt, lit unisre 9ormahtItslIuns ouf
bieiem Sentiment oabin.
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QofQl 8eridt.
WimbrmnSbcu
Beitaliete iid bic Ssier bes golosn,m
1rieiterjnbiiGnms BON Nt. Hep.
slobn y. Nmrrag.

lleberous einbrudspoa aeitnItc.e
lid, aeitern bic sseier oes goIoenen
arielieriitbiIaums Don Mt. 9len. ssotn
=. Wurrnp, Dem Benernlpifnr Der
Gio,eie uno 3estor Der ct. eowaros
aird,e.
an feierlideH 3uge inmrSe Der
sreile ssi,bilnr bon erSbiifoi Wosslcr
lino SnhIreiden Yrieitern in pouein
Crnat bon ieiner Heiioen3 an Ser
sseslep arenme mad, Der ct. Gofpnros
Stride geleitet, no Rt. Rep. Wlurrnp
nann in 6cgenmart bes infbrotiiiirtsil
gr5biidofs Dos 1antiasungsamt eele-
bririe.
gsah benz Sod)amt ipnroe oem ssn.
bildr bic ibm bonn pape 3ugeoodis
,subil1nmsaabr BON grsbiid,oi Moct,
Ter iiberreid,t n1ulih feline Ermen.
ming 5,im apofioIiiden groncinr,
cine giis5eihniing, Der iih fein ailoe.
rer @eiitIifer Der hieiigen Tio3eie je
riihmen onrite.
Nm sf6enb fano benz Snbiiar su
Ghren i'm @rnn6 SoteI Elm gIin3enbcs
ganfett itaft Die ct. G0porDs Hc.
meinoe pirb oas aoloene grieilsr.
jiibil1mm i1res GeeIiorgcrs nul
Eonntng feIi.ih beeebeH.
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0rei periosse,s
wei e;ser Reasin6as. SspIoiiOa SerIest

Cine getpnItige gen3ingas.Grplos
iiou ereianete iih eeitern Norgen ~
ben sobrif.Mnlnaen Der Gamble Y
Hroctor 60. 5u ssnorponle. lie Arbei-
ter sloberf Gonrop iino ybilip Barter
beaobcn iid) nit brennenoen gaterneii
IN ciflen 9anfiunggon, in iuelt,eii;
Iid) :iof) 8eit3ingnie befanben. aauni
batten bic Wdnncr ben Woaaon betrc.
len, OILS cine acipaIiigc GrpIoiion er.
ioIatc. lie 8oic hatten iid cnt3iinoci
nno ipiiroe Gonron oiirdl ben getpal-
tigen 2nitbrnf mebrerc ,sub bod in
bic grii geid,lenocrt. lie Aleiomnl
oes Wannes iing ebeufalls sSeiicr. nc.
0urd) Der geonncrns,uertbc ihpcrc
Vranomlnioen Dauofitriig Wnrfer FAM
iuic bnrd, Gin 0llnoer init gerinafiial.
aen gerlcEiinacn bapcn. Gin iiiibe-
fainter Wanu. iueld,er IN Der Rdfc
oes 4oaeons iiano ais oie GrpIciion
erfolatc. criiit cbenfails abld)iiriln:.
gen i'm 4eiidt miio am aorper. 6odl
Ilueigerte or Sid) elm Soipit1l
niii5niuhen nno ieinen Nanen sii
nennen. 5iird, Die Getcnotion luurbcn
Die anacitetlicu Der ,sabrif nufIncrf
fam iino ciIien ibren beoranaten aoi.
Ieaen Sur SiIfe. Gonrop ,p::rbe nit.
telit sliItopatrol!pcaens benz Gbrili
Soipitnl einaeIicicri. bod, ioa ieiu
3iiitano Gin ichr erniicr icin. Barter
ipuroe nad icincr @obnuHg iiber.
jiibtt.
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gOSerner 9erbiftase.

8ioat Run fsen mir pisb.r eius
NAL I'm Rsias Der iueibseileioesen
Sunsfrousn ns ~Ghnur5en Greif4!
Das pilisner iddumi, unb Der apfels
itrubsl 1T pisbsr belitdt geraiben. SIN
Bosensr sbaI. CUR felisfen. i6onfisr
3eit. no es osrbit eeiDoroen i'm qors
ben, uno bier unten - Der Sommes.
Riht jensr fdpiile mebr, cor bsm
man in Die gerse fob unb BON bem es
in ben ipdtsiisn N6dten feIbit ieine
Grquiduns CAB. fonbern louer erfris
fdsnoer Tag, nit iDObIiseE, ipenn
aud all5u iriiben Nbenben. Hur noh
Wobltbaten, teine Auulen bereiist
mebr bic Sonne, boppelt empfunoen
DOn benz. Der aus fremoem. btrbitlis
dem RebsIlanbt sm ibre Gunii 3u
bublen fam. lansfum gen Giiben fab
rsno. mis sinsm neueu 1riibIins ents
gegen.
Oay anbers ais ouf Der Gottbatbs
babn fubren mir auf ben ShieneHs
itrdnsen Der OiterreiGd1en Siiobdbn
bieitm 5erbitfriiblino 70 m09te id
ibn nennen entge0en. Dort. bem
0Ottbarbtunn.l entfa9renb, ein pI5s.
lid<s Grnuden IN flbIi4eH Resionen.
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Der ntueite 8orihlaq

Der neueite y Or d lag IN
Der Sinlnsreform, Der benz Senats>
Gommittee oorllest, bat ben prdiioenz
ten Der gfatipnal gitp 8ant BON Neip
gort, Jrant 9anoerlip, gum @erfuiier,
Dieter i6ldgt tur5 ltno binoig sins
Hegieruussbant Dor, Die pDQig unter Der
aontroIs Der 8esierune itebt. Die
gunten bralthen ni6ts gum unterhult
Der Regierunssbant beiautrasen uno
hGtten teine Stimme Iber ben getrieb
Der 9auptbunt unb Der 5iltalen. auf
Srieinalitdt miro 6err 8anperlip tels
men InIprlt6 erbeben, oenn Ietn plan
lebnt it'd eng an Die europdiihen Rez
gierunssbunten an. Was ibn 1ps3ieQ
gu oem 8pr16luee neranluBt 81 baben
ineint, lit bic alien gantiers porihpez
bsnos Gorge iber sins geniigenoe Cob
beduna fir Die emittirten g2ptsn. Sieie
foa geii6ert Deroen, tnoem Die 5ouptz
bant ftets cine 9oloreferpe BON so
pro3eut fir ibre Rpten baltsn mub.
ipoburd 9lei6ssittg etn Regulator gez
gen sins llsberemiHion seihaffsn tpirp.
Das ueberrai6enos lit, pab pisls mitz
eiieoer pes tSeuatssaommittees, ipez
Sieu 8ieientgen, tpelhe Der jesiesn Bill
Dpponiren, bon oem plun 6O6it einz
genommen iiub. Nof Dor einem Sabre
pGre Elm iolber 9orI6lag als abiolut
nnoHnebmbor 5uriidgetpieieH tporoen.
Die beifGIige Iufnabms benefit, tpie
Der Sori5ont iib aumGblid errpsitsrt,
benn es llrterlieet tsinem 3peifsI, oaB
9anoerlips pIun beiier lit, als bic
Bin Der Iominiitration, nit Der man
ii6 abfinben mubte, neil Elm suropGiz
ffrhss Sn{tem nls auseeifloiien golt.
Wir 9IoubeR isoo6 nidt, oub 8unoer>
lip nit Isiner Soee burtbringen pirb,
neil er 81 ipGt tommt. Sir ben Iuz
genblid piro man ii6 nit Der Wobz
runsszgia bebelfsn miiTsn uno bieies
Spitem allmdblit ipGter no6 ben
Soeen oes Nep gortsr guntiers aus
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ben Menidcn an. Neniae stnntew.
nadlocm cr lid, an iein 2aeeuerf Re.
acbem, briiiat man ben grndhrcr Der
isomilic ben Seinen entietlt ina
Sous. DaonatcIonG porher bottcn ihn
id,on bic pcrid,ieoeniien anjeifen. ipic
Matfigfeit, Ser,flopfeiL Sdipinbei.
9critrpiuna II. 1. 10. barnm semnbnt.
boB Gin ifipcres 2eiben ar ihm ,ehrs.
aber er bate oicie 8orboten bes 10.
oes nabentfrt aeloiicn. Nus iueId,csn
Brunoe mag haiingeiiclit bIeiben.
Cider ober iii. oaB e. bel redpi5eiti.
aem 0ebra,id)e Der beriihmten ct.
gernnrn araliierpillen belite nod am
Qeben iein ipiirbe. am
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Der grGfibent bot oie De-
fi5itsgia unter3eihnst, tpslhe Die gorz
i4rift entbGlt, olb Der. Staatsn
SiIfsmariddue uno ginnsn=Steuer>
sinnsbmer bon ben 3ipiIbienitrsgeIn
ausgei6loiIen Iein ioQen. I'm bieie
gBieberberItelung Der 9eutepnlitit su
reftfertigen, fdgt Der Yrdiioent, er
babe ii6 ibsr5slIgt, buB es nismaIs Die
4biift mar, bieie Qemter unter ben
3ipilbisnit gu itelen. 4ubsrbem lei sr
Elm uber5eugter 9egner Der gsutepoli<
tit, mas Die 9efabr ausihliebe, Dab tie
burh ibn pieoer einreiben perbe. Sds
lino Detter nihts als leere Reoensar>
ten. Die 5batia6e, bab biefe Qsmter
oem 3toiloienit eingsreibt poren, tpiz
perlegt Die gebauptung, oab feline Nbz
ii6t borlog lie bon Der 8eltepoIitit
aus5ui6lieBsn. gs labt Iih arh niht
ertldren, tparum gerabe oisis Iemter
Der geutepolitit an6eimf1Qsn foIten.
gbenio labr lit Die gntibuloigung bss
YrdIiosnten, baB er feline geutepolitit
treiben fperoe, oa er nah Qnnabme oes
9eieges bos gar niht permsiDeu tann.
Inter benz 3iOilDienit%Sbi t0nnsn
bic oieier &lafie angebDrigen 9eamten
nur naa oorberiqer priifung angeitellt
rperoen. Nbsr bus GeIeB beiagt aus
briidlih, Dap Iie nidt gepriiFt iperosn
folIen. auh tommt Die 8orihrift in
WegfaQ, iponaa Die geissung Der
4emtsr automatiIh. obne 3utbun bes
prdiioenten, erfolgsn iollte. 4Qe Quss
reoen tOnnen Die 5hatiafe niht pers
helmli6en, oaB Der qraIibsnt osn 81
Dilbienit, Der naa brsibigjdbrissr Qre
belt aufgebaut ipuroe, 5eritDrt bat unb
bdmit fiigt er bem 2anbe einen unere
mebli6en S6ubsn gu.