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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-25
U. S. LOSES 36 MILLIONS
Might Have Collected That Sum for
Interest on Deposits.

Washington, Feb. 24.-The govern
ment might have gained $36. 100000 in
the last 26 years had it collected in
terest on all it's deposits and what it
might have deposited in banks and
still gained a working balance of $685.
600, 900 in the treasury, according to
the conclusions in a report today of
the house committee on expenditures
in the treasury department The COM
rnittee recommended that the ways
and means committee or the banking
and currency committee report law
compelling deposits of excess govern
ment funds at interest under a com
petitive bidding system.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-25
IS BELOW NORMAL.
Coolest Feb. 25 on Record-Rain
Coming.

Another cold weather record
was smashed today. The minimum
temperature was six degrees at three
o'clock this morning. The previous
low mark in the twenty-six years that
the government records have been
kept in Topeka was eight degrees in
1890. 1t might be interesting to note
that a year ago today 8.S inches of
snow fell. The wind is blowing at the
rate of twelve miles an hour from the
southeast.
The temperatures today are averag-
ing 10 degrees below normal for this
date. The temperature at O'Clock
this afternoon, however, was IL de-
grees above that of Monday the same
hour.
Rain is predicted for tonight or
Wednesday. A storm is coming in this
direction from the west. 1t is raining
in Colorado today. If it should rain
tonight the water will probably freeze
on the ground.
Shippers forecast: Protect 36
hour shipments north against tenn
perature of Is degrees; west 20 de-
grees- east and south 25.''
IL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-25
He Will Make Announcements
This Week.
TWO IMPORTANT BOARD!
Educational and Text Book
Commissions.
Governor Keeps Own Counsel
Regarding Chosen Ones.

Many job hunters are on the anxious
seat this week awaiting the final lists
or appointments to be announced by
governor Hodges and sent to the legis-
lature for confirmation. Several i'm
portant appointments will be an
nounced this week, but around the
state house there is little intimation
as to the persons who are to land
places under the new Democratic adj
miniStration
Among the appointments to be made
before the close of the legislative ses-
sion are:
State architect
Grain inspector.
State accountant
Superintendent Hutchinson reforma-
tory.
Six regents Kansas university.
Six regents Agricultural college
Six regents state normal.
Three members central administra-
tion board.
Five trustees Western university.
Three members penal board.
one member tax commission,
Four members medical board
Superintendent boys Industrial
school, Topeka.
Superintendent girls Industrial
school, Beloit
Two members school text hook COM
mission.
For some of these places, there are
good many applicants. And these ap-
pl1cants have watched the newspapers
every day to see if their names were
sent to the legislature for confirma-
ton. They were not. Neither has the
governor discussed at any consider
able length his plans regarding these
appointments. The session is almost
over and he will make his appoint
ments in a few days
Il expect to send in my appoint
ments this week. was all Governor
Hodges said when asked concerning
the remainder of his appointments
Many of the more important appoint
ments have already been made, but to
the persons who want the Jobs vet to
be filled, those positions are of con-
siderable concern. Governor Hodges
has already named his own office force
the bank commissioner, members of the
utilities commission, two members Of
the board of control, warden of the
state penitentiary, labor commissioner,
live stock sanitary commissioner, oil in
spector and several minor appointees
But there are still many places yet to
fill
The new boards of regents of the eGu-
cational institutions to be appointed by
Hodges will serve only until July l.
this year. Then they will be succeeded
by three members Of the central ad-
ministration board, each Of whom will
draw SO, 500 a year. One of these mem
bers, it is claimed, will be a woman.
The only persons so far mentioned for
the place have been Ed Hackney, of
Winfield, and Mrs Cora G. Lewis, of
Kinsley.
Then the new laws have created the
new penal board or board of correction.
Thomas w. Morgan, of Ottawa, it is
claimed, will head this board
There are also two members of the
school text book commission to appoint
as we'll as superintendents of the in
dustrial schools and the Hutchinson re-
formatory. Senator Howe, of Abilene
will probably land the appointment at
Hutchinson to succeed M. F. Amrine.
AS for the state architect, member of
the tax commission, state accountant
and grain inspector, Hodges is keeping
his own counsel. But his selections will
be made public in a few days.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-25
MOORE BLAMES GERMS,
Penn. Representative Would Safe
guard Lives of Democrats.

Washington, Feb. 25.-Suggesting
that the "heavy germ laden atmos-
phere of the capitol was in part re-
sponsible for the unusual death rate of
the Sixty-second congress, Representa-
tive J. Hampton Moore, Pennsylvania,
introduced a resolution to authorize a
thorough fumigation and the installa-
ton of an effective system of ventila-
ton before the beginning of the extra
session. The preambl reciteS that
seven senators and eight representa-
tives died during the Sixty-Second
congress
Plans for providing better ventila-
ton for the capitol have been under
consideration for years.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-25
HE DECLINES $4,000.
Marshall Says Expenditures Can Not
Be Paid by State.

Indianapolis, Feb. 25.-Thomas r.
Marshall, vice president, refused $4,-
500. That amount was carried in the
regular appropriation bill to reim-
burse Mr.. Marshall for money spent
for house rent, light, heat and water
during his four years as governor of
Indiana. The former governor said
he did not believe the appropriation
constitutional and sent word to the
conference committee to strike out the
$4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall leave for
Washington, d. c., Wednesday and he
said he did not believe he would have
the opportunity to appear personally
before the committee as he had not
completed his inaugural speech.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-25

investigate the impeachment charges
against Judge James w. Finley, OF
Neosho county, reported today that the
charges were without merit and recon-
mended that they be expunged from
the records. Hendricks, of Rawlins,
filed the report as chairman of the
special committee Charges were filed
against Judge Finley by ]. H. Herriff,
of Neosho county, but the committee
found that there was no occasion for
impeachment proceedings.
In the consideration of the administra-
ton inheritance tax law this week, j. w:
Carnahan sought to inject an amendment
providing that estates of more than $oo,VVo
to widows and $4,000 or more to other
direct heirs should be subject to tax. But
the Democratic house, pledged to re-
peal of the old law, voted down the
amendment. Carnahan's amendment was
aimed at the holdings of Rockefeller, the
Goulds and other corporation heads VINO
own property in Kansas, and the Clay
county member believed that the amend
ment would have protected 95 per cent or
the residents of Kansas from tax and al
the same time netted to the state thou
sands of dollars from the estates OF nom
resident property owners.
That bill by the judicial apportionment
committee, providing for redfstrictlng
of the state, has been made a special
order for 2 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon:
The bill seeks to reduce the number OF
judicial districts from "a to 26 and re
adjust the present districts. Under the
terms of the bill, Shawnee county with
its two district courts, would be conf
PEELED to handle the Jefferson county llti-
cation But this provision, the COM
disturb Shawnee in the final passage OF
the bill and will probably recommend
that Jefferson be made part of the
Leavenworth county district. or attached
%ry 6fefr
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-25
BASEBALL men MEET.
Report to Stockholders Will Be Made
Tonight.

The annual stockh olders meeting of
the Topeka baseball association will
be held tonight at the Commercial
club rooms. Dale Gear, the manager
of the team will be present this year
and is expected to give a line on what
he expects to do with the team. The
annual report of the officers and di-
rectors of the association will also be
made Other business matters per-
tanning to the opening of the coming
baseball season will be made
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-25
last night Texas state troops were or
dered to the border
Revival of the Diaz Influence.

htVIVdI Oh tne DIdZ InIIueHCt.
Mexico City, Feb. 25.-The revival of
Diaz influence in Mexico is indicated by
an order issues by provisional President
Huerta today that all portraits of Por-
firio Diaz be restored to the places in
public buildings from which they were
removed by Madero. Several large pic
lures of the old dictator were replaced
Immediately in the corridors and halls
of the national palace.
The new cabinet ministers anticipat-
ing the presidential order had already
ordered pictures of Porfirio Diaz hung
on the walls of their various depart
ments.
Railroad communication by way of
Laredo is still uncertain. No trains
were able to get through yesterday
owing to the burning of bridges near
San Luis de Potosi. Communication
with the U. S. by way Of Ell Paso is
possible but trains arriving from that
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-25
SILK WORKERS STRIKE,
Eight Hour Day and S12 a Week More
Demanded.

Paterson, Feb. 25.-Five thousand silk
operatives and silk dyers went on strike
at various mills here today, the former
demanding eight hour day, the latter
a minimum wage of $12 a week. More
were expected to quit during the day
bringing the number up to 1900.
The strike was declared by the Indus
trial Workers of the World.
1t was so cold that the 5000 strik
ing silk operatives who quit work -
-earious mills went back to their ma
chimes within an hour rather than
shiver in the streets.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-25
PENSION BILL PASSES.
Senate Debates Fifteen Minutes on
Record Breaking Measure.

passed t ~ the $1SO,00O, 900 annual
pension bill in the record time of 25
minutes with less than Is minutes de-
bate.
1t was the largest amount of any
annual pension measure IN the history
of the government.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-25
Here's Yonr Chance.

Very low fares to Pacific Coast.
Montana, North Dakota and Canada
via Chicago Great Western railroad.
Write H. B. Bryning. District Passen-
ger Agent, c. G. w. r. r., 500 Walnu;
ST.. Kansas City, Mo-, for particulars
ADV
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-25
ARGUE CONTEMPT CASE
Buck Stove and Range Echo in Trial
of Labor Men.

Washington, Feb. 25.-Arguments on the
appeal of Samuel Gompers, John Mitchell
and Franz Morrison. officials .. the
American Federation of Labor, under sen
tence for contempt of court in connection
with the buck Stove and Range case.
were begun here today and will continue
tn, oCg.l tomorrow.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-25
Call Salem by Wireless.

Washington. Feb. 2o.-Wireless conf
rr1llnications between the big Arlington
station near here and the cruiser Salem
were carried on last night when the yes
sci was more than two thousand miles
across the Atlantic
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-25

Weather Forecast for Kansas.
Rain tonight or Wednesday, warmer
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-25

CONTINUED on Page Two.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-25

The special committee appointed to
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-02-14
Der GiIi ser Gairanie.

Die &oitanie seb0rt gu BEN gGus
men, bic Ti9 aud in unIeren 8reiten
I'M allgemetnen zines iebr geIunben
Wa9stums erfreuen. Sennph bat
aud iie lire Seinbe, beren erfor=
f6ung aus mebr als einem 9runbe
8ea4tung berbient. sic bat Dor aIe
lem oufs leue erpieIen, bab bic
Pflan3entranf6eiten oft cine pelte
%umfpannenbe 8erbreitung bnben, unb
bab nan baber aud an @ntoedungen
IN fernen 2Gnbern ni9t ppriibereeben
bari, als gingen iie uns ni9ts an.
Seit einigen Sobren mafte Iid i'm
oifliden Sell Der 8ereinigteH Staos
ten unter ben &aItonien6eItdnben cine
&%rant9eit bemerfbar, bic gu fftperen
6ol9en fiifrie: Sic se1ruaere RadJz
forI4ung ergab bas @prbanbenIein
zines bis6er unbefannten pilaes, Der
bon ieinem Sntbeder als vOiupprt6e
garaiiltca" beSei9net purbe. Man
ging nun iofort Der Srage natb, pie
Der Pil3 nod glmerita geldngt, pber
ob er nur ldngere 3eit Der Qufmert=
famfeit Der WiNenIdaft entgangen
lei. 8onnte bic 5Deite 4nna6me BIZ
pieien perben, 10 bIieb pieberum
bas RGtfel gu l0ien, tpie es 9eIfeben
tonnte, bob Der pils pIDbli9 elns
i6pere epidemic berborserufen Fat,
nadbem er iia 10 lanse barmlos bers
balten bate. go piel fpnnte alsbalb
feitseitellt fperben. baB friiber berarz
tige gpibemien nidt porsefpmmen
fparen. Sernsr nor aus Der Seftigs
feit, nit Der bic 4ranfbett ouftrat,
bic 8ermutung gu %entnebmen, bob Der
Pil5 eingeidleppt tporben mar.
Man berftel aunddf atf Sapan,
als bic Seirrat bes S9marobers,
ube- Elm 8epeis fir biefe gnflase bat
ii9 bisber ntht erbrinsen lafen. 9as
ge9en bot Or. Sarlotp ermittelt, baB
I6pn Dor so Sabren elm pil3 auf
&oItdnien BEL 2pcorno an 2ueo
Mosgiore naGgepieien tpurbe, unb
Dabri6einIi6 lit er mud bort nod
ni9t als9eltorben. 8erfu9e baben
auBerbem eraeben, bob Der omeritnniz
i9e 9ils ouT europ6iI6en 9oftonien
Ie6r pobl pd4ft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-02-14

sfransis MiGione Dabler ia nit 70
Ihlappig.1 % bat elmer aus Die
Qboien3 sebalert: .9ot Die Stenoero
Guf aompenie ole Sein beaablte1 Sd
ZEN ba miooer edaioentIie an meme
Ros eesriffe I'M Die 8utpe ben pios
Der en- applaus eeitart mo nit bon
fdle6ts Stern mar. Mtff.r S9e6rs
mann, ben id sefast, tpenn i'd tueiter
table fo1, berlans i9 oas Die Haus
Dies aus Die Dahl enaus sefdmiHe
.Sn { S9iffie ia mel eisenes
unb 8lut fuars sefdmiFe
iporbe I'm bas bat bod teiner tpe6
gebabn, atpiper mas ben i9 oenn ans
nerfdter oubn f0nneg"
Dell mein Spietid is nod lang
ausaepeIe I'm for Den Misfen FEB
id mid Die gd1ena Biz gu mein
S6reinebrief aus tppmit i9
uerbleitpe Shine Sbrn Iieper
g6ilipp Sauerampfer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-02-14
Sas GnSe Der luilben siere.

Der 9ireftor bes sroBen parifer
Haturbiitorif9en Wufeums Yerret
perii6ert, bob es in furser 3eit feis
ne fpilben Siere mebr auf Der grbe
qeben fperbs. Grbarmungslos pers
ti1et ie Der MenI9, tells aus 8es
biirfnis, tells an Sportstpeden. Wie
bic Glide Der n0rbli6en WdIber fhon
faff gang berIdpunben finb, 70 finb
aud Die 8iiffelberben, bon bensn
Tennbmore Cooper er5dhlt, unb bic
S9oren bon @emfen unb SteinbSt=
ten, bic emit bic Gr.unbe bes SGs
sers in ben Mpen unb BnrenGsn
tparen, itart sufammengef6mplser,
uno bolb tperben taum nod einseIne
@remplare in ben 5ooIpaiihen SIR
ten au finben Sin. Biz lie i6liebli6
I'M Mufeum bic Iebte RubeitGtte ges
funben hoben. 8lauz unb Gilberz
fiihie, 3obel unb 5ermeIine iinb ben
@nforberunaen Der Mobe gum Spfer
gefnllen. unb elm d6nlifes S6idfof
trifft gorabiesb6gel. RoIibris unb
Reiber.
Der Sang zines @olfif6es in
beute fdpn elm ungeip0bnli6es Greia1
nis, unb bic Glefnnten e%ntaehen trob
ouer S6ubmaBnobmen ni9t ben
unbarmber3igen @eT6oFen Der
Sportsmen unb @lfenbeiniGaer. 60
limb i'm lebten Sabre alIein $4,000
umgebro6t tporben, nm 800 Sons
men Glfenbein gu aetpinnen. Sir eie
nes Der i6on 10 Teltenen RbinoseroFe
bat elm beutfhes Wufeum fiirsriG
10000 Mt. besohlen miiFen. Sier
fDnnte olIein bic 8eariinbune sobIe
rei6er @eielidaften fir bic Grbaf.
tuna Der Sisre in Qtflimotifotipnss
gdrten 9bbilfe brinaen, unb ou6 6ns
miiBte balb gef6eben, ebe es gu
fpdt lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-02-14
Gin 1tnsIadsidiff.
Werftuarbise Sanfuns pDu tinsliids
fdIen anf einem S5eanbampfer.

Selten tperben iid auf elmer piers
tpo9igen 2eiie 70 bisle llngliidsfalte
3ufammenbrdnsen, tpie auf Der Meife
bon San Srnneiseo naa Spngfong,
bic Der 9ampfer rGorea" Der Yacific
Mail Steamfbtp Company bonn IL.
Sttober Biz gum 8. Hobember ges
madt Fat. Wie Songtonser 8ldttern
bon Mitrei1enben ols unbebinat pa6s
re Satia6e mitgeteilt porben lit,
fprang am Is. Sftober tpGbrenb bes
Sonntassgottesbienftes elm gbinsIe
iiber 8nrb, Der bonn Boot nidt aufaes
funben perben tonnte, obfppbl pos
S9iff cine Stunbe M~ufentbolt hattie.
Gin paar Gage ipdter i6oB elm gbi=
irefe einen ar5eren tot. Gin SfFi3ier
nollte iih bes Hepolpcrs bemG1tigen,
babel sing Der Repplper los unb per-
punbete ben S9iffsto9 am Doumen.
Sn Der Radt Dor Der Infunft in
5onolulu fab Der Steuermann. ols
er DDn Der Wn9e tam, tpie Ii6 bic
@terne auf benz WaFer i'm gabetant
ipieselten. unb pbne gu piffen, bab
ods @affer nur iiebeneinbalb 3entis
meter tief mar, fprans er bineir unb
berlebte fi6 bic Wirbelfdule 70 f6tper,
oob er taft pOllie seIGbmt in Spno.
lulu ins &rantenbaus sebra6t pers
ben muBte.
am eriten Sonntas na9 Der ab=
fobrt bon Spnplulu fprang tpieber
ipGbrenb bes @ottesbienites Elm G6is
neie iiber 8orb. Sin Rettunasrina,
ben inn elmer Der MitreiIenben au=
perfen tpollte, fanb fi9 erft mad
mebreren Minuten, unb pieber fonnte
Der lnsliidli6e trob e~inftiinbigan
4ufentbaIts BEL eefdbrli9 idperer
Gee ni6t aufsefunben tperben. 8urs
Dor Ootobama ipurben Spei gbineIen
pabniinntg nnb muBten eingeiperrt
peroen. Ho6bem yokohama perlafz
len iporben mar, perfu9te abermals
Elm gbineie einen anberen gu erf9iez
ben; bod tonnte er re6tseitig entz
poffnet nerben. @erii9te pollen
piiien, baB .r aus Der Saft entfam
unb iiber 8orb s~eiprungen fei. Wdbs
renb in Nagniafi &oblen eenommerl
purDen, sins Elm !5eibpofiersSabn
auf unb perbriibte iieben iapaniide
&oblentrdser, brei bapon t0bli6. glls
grtldrung fir ollie bic 3pif6enfGlle
inter ben Gbinefen pirb angeseben,
boB ii9 apei feinOlide Stdmme an
8orb befunben bdtten. Die gaiTds
giere baben Elm S6reiben ~aufssieBt,
tporin lie %ertldren, bob Der &opitdn
unb bic Sffi3iere iid muiferbaft be-
nommen unb feline S6ulb an ben
ltneliidsfdllen bdtten. Nur einise
Mifiionare bdtten ni9t nit unterz
sei6net unb behauptet. bab ben 8a=
pitdn allein bic S9ulo fir ollie 8ors
fdlle treffe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-02-14
Sine 3iidterin ser SularbnnSe.
Ser M.ttitreit Ser Sprid

Der 8.ttItreit Ser Spri6er. Die
Bole Der Mrftts uno Gntartts gu
errei9en, bat einen merpiiroigen
5rauenberuf ge5ettigt: Die 3i9tigung
BON 8olar6unoen. Cine 5rau Seott
in @rppe garf, elmer 2onooner @Ors
itaot, aii9tet gstimobunoe gum 8ers
tduF an Die p%olarfabrer. Sic sebt
babel NIT o%erfetben Gorsfalt por tpie
MIR Die Sunbesii6ter, Die Die pers
p19nten tfeinen 2i,blinge Der Dprnebs
men 9omen Der @eieafdaft beranz
aie4en. Sn t9ren !Sunoebitten bat
fe cine @nsabl iorsfdltis ausgeDGbla
ter gstimobun6e BON reinitem Dilute,
beren Spr6Blinse bonn eritsn Sage an
in isber 8leinigteit iibtrpa9t unb
fir ibren tiinfttsen 8eruf porbeitet
tperben. mrs. Scott sibt ibren !Suns
Den feline Jleii9nabruns auber pems
milan, Dem barten Slsif9tudsn aus
ben beiiten Seilen Der Stere, Der fir
Die @rnd6runs Der polarreifenoen
zine 10 srobe &olle Ipielt, unb GEE
trDdnetem Slid, ben fie aus Nortpes
gen tOmmen idBt. Sin GROCER Sell
Der Rabruns beitebt fernsr aus be-
-Ionoers porbereistem 8istpit. Ste
Giere finb i9neller an neue Serren
gu gem0bnen, als Die @stimo6unbe,
sic in ibrsr Seimat aufpudIen, unb
Fe Iino iiberbaupt gut 9e3ogen, 10
oaB iie ni9t 10 lei9t Die 9abrungss
porrdte Der @rpeoit:onen 9efdbrOen
pie bic milo aufgepa6lenen. Sp lit
Iss oeritdn0li6, SAB mrs. Scott euten
qbfaB finbet ilno I9on fir cine
Reibe arftiifer Grpeoitionen ole
6unOe eelieFert fat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-02-14
NOTICE OF

Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting of the
shareholders of the Mutual Saw
ings and loan Association of
Hermann, Mo for the purpose of
electing nine directors for said
association to serve during the
ehsuring year, will be held at
the City Hall in Hermann on
Saturday, February %, 1913,
said meeting to be convened at
9 o'clock A. M. and to continue
during at least three hours I'M
less the object for which said
meeting is called, be accomplish
ed sooner.
Attest:
Sam. G.. Baumgaertner, Jr.,
President.
Robert Baumgaertner.
Secretary.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-02-14
GrplpIucs pun Genabpr.

Jtl9t bon latetrn 9@dmerttdllt1d)er
Hepplua5erei Ipaen oieie 3eileu bans
beln unO Die 9spublit G%euupor
tut ii9 our9 bieie in DEN lebten
Sabren aud nt9t be~ionbers berbor
- ionoern einfa9 BON Der @infubr
bon SDnamit uao anoeren Sprengz
i~toffen.
Sn @cuabor nerben alle beourften
Sprengltoffe aus benz 4~uslanOe, meiz
items aus ipeiten Gntfernunsen, bez
3Ogen. 9isier Support 1T ieDO4 iebr
Itrenqen Reguldtionen u%nterporfen.
@r lit u%ubeoingt perboteub iofpeit tei@
ne belonpsre Griaubnts BEL Der Hegie=
rung ernirtt porben 1T; uno nidt
@iele tonnen cine Iol3e Grlaubnis
je betpmmen.
Die midtigIten &erbrau6er bon,
Dpnamit in ECUADOR iino bic South
4merican Development Co., pel9e
cine grobe 8ergbau~Nnldse gu 3aru@
ma betreibt, unb bic @udpaquil= C
Quito : neutrality-suspicious.. 0ieie
beioen &orporationen, bic su ben be-
oeutenbiteu bes 2anbes geb0ren, buz
ben cine itGnoige @rlaubnis bon Der
Resieruns, Sp~rensitoffe fir i6rem
eisenen @ebraud in bas 2anb gu
bringen; unb es 1T linen nebenbei
audi, nit aefpifTen ginf6rdnfunger,
s~eitattet, &nberen bef9eibene Menger
biefer Stoffe gu liefern, nobel iie fir
beren @ebrau9 ober Mibbraud berz
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Sprensftoffe = lauter Dpnumit
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sogen.
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