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Free-IIIttins Contest.

1t might be called n frec-hitting con-
test safe swats being SO free that the
two clubs engaged in the pastiming
annexed Il total OF twenty-four as re-
ward for the afternoons work. This
total was distributed. giving Richmond
fourteen and Petersburg ten. 1t was
not so much that tho Coolers failed to
connect with the ball as II was that
the Colts connected oftener.
Harry Griffin. veteran OF many cam
paigns, and usually capable of giving
n very good account of himself re-
eardless of tho plan OF battle worked
for our side, and really was ncvo, In
serious danger. Whenever the visi-
tors challenged he was ready to stop
their amobit!on. He was never In
finer fettle. and in addition to his de-
fcnsivc prowess. Is responsible for ono
Of the eleven runs, and is credited with
two safe knocks. Indeed II was quito
q day for Mr.. Griffin. and in compari-
son with some OF tho less experienced
and younger lads who are seeking
berths. ha showed to remarkable ad-
vantage.
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Stanase. Two-oase hits-Cobb. veach. Bush.
Moriar,y. Three-base hit-Jackson Homs
run-Crawford Sacrifice hi;-Turner. Sac
rltce ny-I.ajolc- stolen base-Bush, Left
on hases-CieveIand. 8: Detroit. c. Double
piays-knvanaugh to Bush to Burns: Bush
10 kavanaugh TO Burns. First base on balls
OF Mitchell /: OF Co,larmore. .; Off Main,
l. First base on errors-Detroit. l. Struck
out-By Mitchell. 2; by Coilarmoro /: by
Main. 6. wild pitch--MItchell. Passed ball
ONeill, Ump!res. Hildebrnnd and O LouEh-
lin. Time OF game. hours. Attenda nee,
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were unable TO overcome. the VISITORS
winning, 6 to g.
Score by innings: K. Fl. r..
Chicago .3 0 OIL Oft s
Kansas City1 10000 o1--3 10 3
Batteries. Mcclure and Wilson; TIo-
gan. stone, Brown and Easterly.
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er. IN innings. F1rrt base on balls-Or
Aa.shar. 4. Struck out--By Marshall. 3: by
pcrdue. / Time Of game. 1888 Umpir.s
Eason and CuiEley.
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No-Iilt, o-Run Game
Hcw brunswick. " j. Aprii ls-Ienuinrs
~. nutgefs Coiege, pitched Il no-run. no
ny game here to-day, shutting out Rens.
sale: Poly, OF lNroy y. y. 10 8.
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COL IS SLAM BALL
TO ALL CORNERS.
WINNING EAS|L \
CONTINUED from First Page.

more pulled the strategical stuff,
and an unheard-of fielding. named
Pearson, was uncovered. But
ycsterday-ah, yesterday! = the
flinging sensation OF the ages
was unveiled and something like
1000 bugs and buglets awaited
the unveiling. Shortly after the
end Of hostilitics, the veil was
gently redrawn atllwart the man
ly form of Mr.. Nolan, and he
must rest in the hope of having
greater success upon his next ap-
pearance.
Everybody Hits Mr.. Nolan.
Everybody but the bat boy
took a swat at the leather.
Of course the bat boy wasn't
quite in the game, which is some
excuse for him. Ryan's young
men didn't wait long to muss up
Mr.. Nolan. They started in the
opening chapter and kept it UP
until "finis'> had been written.
-Four runs, quite enough for the
game, were hung out in that
opening frame. Doctor Newton
started with two-ply slam, al
ter which Berger sacrificed, LET
ty Snyder walked. and Dolly
Gray cleared up the argument
by lifting a selection from Mr.,
Ian to the right-held fence for
three bases. John Ralcy dupli-
Gated that performance, while
Dave Bunting gave the first OK
hbition OF the squeeze yet no
ticcd in the local lot. At the
roundup the count stood 4 and 0,
quite enough to take the conf
dence out OF the visitors, and es-
pecially out OF Mr.. Nolan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
ATHLETICS LOSE AGAIN

BOSTON, April 1s.-Bedicnt shut ont
lhe Athletics to-day. allowing them
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snyder. Perfect Doy.

lefty Snyder had a perfect day -Four
times he journcyed to tho platter, and
four times no delivered with safe
blows. Likewise. Lefty has three runs
10 his credit Ho gave about the most
consistent performances of anybody on
the club. There was nothing particu-
larly spectacular in his work; II was
moro of the plodding variety. Doc
Newton is also entitled to some OF tho
glory. so long rs it ia being handed
around. for Doc hit safely twice and
scored two runs Altogether, 1t was
quite some day for tho local contin-
gent. and each and every member OF
the team contributed to tho displcasure
that accompanied tho phalanx from
Petersburg on their way home
After tho first frame the Colts scored
whenever they wanted-or, ut least.
that's the way IL appeared. They add :
ed two counters in tho third. Just to
keep mp the fireworks Snyder doubled
counting on Ralcy's hit. Two bases on
balls and n wild hcave by Mr.. Nolan
brought Honest John to third, and he
cashcd when Woerth delivered 4 sew
enth run was added to the total In tho
sixth, and still another in tho seventh.
The eighth WAS moro productive. and
three weie garncred. Edwards hit,
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Pittsburgh.

Totals a. q 8 q IL Total. So tAT )
'Batted for johnson In fourth.
tBattcd for Rowan In ninth.
.Ba;t-d FOR Mufsans In eighth.
tBatted Tor Adams IN fourth
Score by innings: 4.
=
PittsbGrEh Observation-Disclosures > ! IS
Summary: E:rors-Batc.. Marsans Kelley.
Koretchy, EloI, Gibson. Thr-c-b base hits
Iio5itzel, Mitchell. Home Tun-Mowrey.
Sacrifice h!t-Hooi!tzei. Stolen bases--Was-
neT. konetchy. Double play-HerzoS 20 Groh
20 lioolitzei. H.;s-OT johnson : IN 4
Innings on Adams. IN innings: or Row.
m. la innings. or ConZ-lnan. . In 5 tn
n!nEs First base on balls-On johnson 2.
of Rowan. :: OF kda'n /; Off Councilman. /
struck out-By Adams. p b. Couz-lInan :.
by Rowan !. by .lohnson. /. Wild pitch
Councilman. Umpires. RiEier and Ems.!c
Time U! game. 2l5.
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NATIONAL IEAGlIE
SOx TAKE WEIRD GAME

cd bai!-Ainsnith 1Jmpires Evon, al
ESan. Attendance IoOGo ~
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he never lc, man get past third. The
score:
Cleveland.
Detroit.
Total. ..;a slas.li Totals IS u q "A

Score by innings: r.
Detroit ........-................I o12oo o "a
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Cilica=0
Al p II Q A

Total. 80 "a Is Totals 20 cTis
.Ba;tcd FOR Pierce In eighth.
tBatt-d for SaIer In ninth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
HABEAS CORPUS FOR
SALAZAR MAY FREE
WHOLE ARMY
Generals Status Since Acquit-
al on Neutrality Law Viola
ton is Same as that Of 1000
Fellow Prisoners.
CASE
NAY FOLLOW EFFORT

No knowledge OF any action to Sc
ouro the release OF General jose Ynez
Saiazar from ross confinement at
Fort wingate nus been received 10y
United States District Attorney sum
mcrs Burkhart. Mr.. Burkhart said
today that he had received no word
of habeds corpus or any other pro-
ceedings. lie would not discuss the
ease from any angle.
Il is said now that if Elfcpo Baca
succeeds In getting salaaar out OF the
gunrdhouse he may get every other
prisoner. as well as tho federal gem
eral, out Of the United states custody
altogether The question VI the eOv-
ernment's right to sold the MoXicans
at all may be involved in the pro-
ceodings, and the decision may possi-
bly, leave the army stripped Of power
to detain the prisoner.
As far as is known mo- law author
izing the detention has been estab-
llshed. The lntcrnment was brought
about by presidential policy.
Tho Mexicans didn't come across
tine border 10 attack on fracture in
ternational regulations la any nan
rer. The worst that can be charged
against them OF hand is that they
came across without the formality Of
stopping az a custom house, and they
have been held long enough to settle
all the niceties OF customs regula-
tons. Military men and lawyers.
realizing the points thai may be in
volvcd. are keenly Interested In the
proposed habeas corpus action.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
SAME CONDITIONS
IN NORTHWEST
AS HERE
State of Business Alike all
Along the Line Reports ]. D.
Eakin, After Long Trip.

James d. Eakin, president and
manager Of the Consolidated Liquor
company. has returned from an in
terestlng trip In the northwest. lie
left here June 10 and arrived home
the day before yesterday. His trip
was a combination of business and
pleasure. and carried him by way oi
Denver. through Spokane. up 10 skaE-
way, Alaska.
= business conditions all along tho
line. Mr. Eakin reported, were pretty
much the same as here. Aibuquor-
que, for IFS size, vas bou the most
prosperous looking town he saw on
the trip. MI. Eakin said. The only
real live town he encountered was
Juneau. Alaska. II H. a community
81 about 1000 or 5000 souls. but q
~ up and doing-one of the best
towns he's seen. Mr.. Eakin said.
No own OF rs size had "a thing on
Albuquerque. however. and Mr.. Eakin
said Il was mighty nice to be home
again.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
ROAR
At REASON FOR
NO PROXIES"
Committeeman Close to Rome
70 and Baoa Declares Clause
was Inserted in Call to
Prevent Buying Proxies"
K E TO RESULT IN
ROW NEXT MONDAY

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
MORE MONEY FOR
INDIAN SCHOOL
IS LIKELY
Conference Committee APP
proves Appropriation Of
sos, 900, Including $25, 900
for New Assembly Hall.

More money than last year al
though not quite as much as was ask
cd for. IL Co BE- appropriated for the
} INDIAN school here. II the conference
committees report Is adopted by the
two houses or congress. President
G. O. Cushman OF the Commercial
club, has received word from United
States Senator Albert Bacon Fan that
tho conference committee OF The two
houses "a approved an appropria-
tion 81 $4,000 for tho Albuquerque
school.
The Indian bill as reported u OF
conference will probably be passed.
Such measures Usually are passed as
reported, "a nght against any appro-
priation on tho floor being rate. In
this case there Is virtually no doubt
Of the hnal passage.
Tho money voted 20 tho Indian
school IL divided into the followlng
Items; For support and education,
s8s. 500; repairs and buildings. $1,000;
assembly hall and gymnasium, S25.-
600.
Last year ony $4,000 was allotted
for new buildings. This year super
intendent cry OF the school and the
Commercial club. asked the govern
mont 20 give 81. 00O for repairs and i'm
provements. 100000 for tho construc-
ton OF n new assembly hall and GYM
nasium and $4,000 for additional
farm lands. The committee has held
to the old figure OF 5000 for repairs
and improvements. clipped the as
sembiy hall item by 5000 and re-
iected the item for new farm lands.
That item did not receive the en-
dorsement OF the Indian bureau.
superintendent Perry was Informed
by the omce that Il would not rec
ommend that appropriation.
superintendent Perry and the Com
mercial club are pleased with the np-
propriations. Although noi all they
hoped 10 get. the Items moan n big
! ger and better educational plant, hut-
ter able to take care OF tho more than
400 pupils enrolled.
Much OF the credit for the increas-
ed appropriation belongs TO Senator
Fall. although Congressman Fergus
son. too. has worked heartily In the
schools interest. Senator FAN, how
ever, fought hard In and out OF the
conference TO put In and keep IN all
the Items the Albuquerque school
4 wanted. He even went 40 FAR on one
| occasion as to fracture legislative eti-
oucttc. which insists that all appro-
| p%rlatlons for Indians originato in the
house.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24

puc and santa re. was killed Ht
Bland Yesterday afternoon when hia
ear turned turtle. was the report
which reached Albuquerque this
morning The report could not DO
confirmed either at Ccrfiiios or Sam
Ia Re y. q. Butler OF tho Butler
Auto company. responding 20 "a call
for help from Bland, lott Aihuqucr-
que this morning In his powerful
stanley steamer. Hc was stalled IA
the canyon near san Antonio. how
ever. and at the last report this ar
tcrnoon had not been able 60 got out
Heavy rains 81 last night have mndn
the roads almost impossible AGAIN.
The Butler company garage said
this afternoon that their report was
that Brown was severely injured, bat
not killed. They know no other do
tails further than hat Mr.. Butter
had responded On an argent call Tor
an automobile at the mining camp.
brown ia known as n daring and
many automobile races. ue made
his homo In Santa Fe. Details Of
the accident arc expected to be avail
able tonight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
PRISONERS WE'RE OFFERED
PAROLE AND DECLINED

III Paso. Texas. July 2i-Rolease
OF the prisoners al Fort Ningate, n.
NJ. was being seriously considered
prior To the resignation of General
Huerta, Mexican federal officials de-
clare. They say that q letter was
received by the officers az Fort Win
gnte from Secretary of War Carl
son asking the officers and men II
they would be willing To take their
parole, providing they agreed not TO
join the federal forces and would re-
turn to Mexico in territory held by
the rebels. This the officers and men
declined TO do, the federals say, and
the matter was dropped at the time
When Iiucrta resigned ami the coun-
ter revolution became formidable. no
further consideration was given the
proposal and Il II now well under
stood that the prisoners arc not TO
be turned loose unless some high
court orders IL on a writ OF habeas
corpus.
General lose Ynoz Salazar and
Maxine Castillo are both being con-
fined In the prison camp guardhuuse'
and are being guarded only BY nom
commissioned officers ~ the army.
when one Of the leaders Of the fed
erals attempted to buy his "a
through me guard lines ne was ar
rested and placed In the g~uardhouse.
This man Is thought TO have been
salazar and with him to the guard
house went Castillo and Rodrigo
Qucvedo. The other officers are be-
ing allowed The liberty Of the prison
camp as none have made an effort
10 escape since going to Fort Win
gatn from Fort Bliss.
Money continues 90 be furnished
the federal fiibusters In western
chihuahua. The Tinted States army
ofh,tals have Information that $500,
Mexican currency, was sent To Rogue
Gomez by a leading federal sympa'
thizefV In FL Paso and that smaller
donations have been made by Other
former Hand owners in that state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
SITE CHOSEN FOR
TART OF AMERICA
ACROSS ATLANTIC

New York, July 24.-A site 80
miles south OF 81. Johns, n. r., has
been selected as The starting place
for tho transatlantic Sight Of the
air boat America.
Advlces today from Hammondsport,
\. ". where the America Is under
going her trials indicated that every
obstacle had been overcome and that
Lieutenant Porte. who Is 10 pilot the
nier, vii start for the Azores about
August rs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
JIM mBLUEJACKET IS
SOLD To THE
n. Y. GIANTS
Indian Marvel Snapped up by
the Big Fellows After He
Won His Twelfth Straight
Game in Three 1 League.

bloomington. Ill.. July 2f.-Jim
B~lusiackct, the Cherokee Indian
pitcher of the bloomington Thrce-l
league team. who won his twelfth
straight game yesterday, was sold to
the New York Giants today to report
August -. Charles jackson. Left
fielder. was also sold 90 the Giants,
to report next season, n Pitchar
Fred Marks was sold TO the Cleve-
land Americans % report Augrst 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
N IN HAND
FOR ENTERTAINING
DEMO DELEGATES

All the money for the entertain
meat OF the delegates 90 the Demo-
cratic state convention on August ~
was In hand when the Commercial
club committee finished ts canvass
this morning. The convention u
assured Of a meeting place ana pien-
~ 0f entertainment free Of cost
Chairman q. \. Marron has called a
meeting Of the whole committee al
the Commercial club tomorrow
night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
TO
MARK THE COMING
OF NEWTON TEAM

A doubicheader viii marke the APP
pearance OF tho strong SANTA re team
from Newton. Kan. here sunday
against the o. n. H. nine. The Win
ner OF the Newton-O. Il. e. clash will
play the Belen team.
The games will be played "a Trac-
lton park. The second game viii
start Immediately after the first II
Disposed Of.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24

In Berlin there mas been construct
ed a skating rink with all the proper
ties of ice but mado % salt, the la
vontion OF a German scientist.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24

Philadelphia. 9, Cleveland. 2.
Washington, 9; Chicago. 3. .
New York. /; Detroit, !. stopped
In ninth inning; rain.
81. Louis Boston. rain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

ASSOCIATION
indianapolis, 2; Milwaukee. 3.
First game: n. II. y.
Milwaukee ....1Oi OtO O0x-3 s
Batteries: Wills and Gossett;
Shackleford and Hughes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
WESTERN LEAGUE.


Score: Il. n. T..
Omaha ....iO0 OOe o O-1 Z /
Lincoln 4. .00i 600 600 i-2 S .
Willis and Crosby: Ehman and
Hchor.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS


Chicago, 10; Philadelphia. 8.
New York. 10; Cincinnati. a.
81. Louis, 4; brooklyn, .
Boston. .; Pittsburgh, O.
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Chicago, 9; Brooklyn. /.
Pittsburgh. .; Indianapolis. ..
baltimore. b; St Louis. 4.
Kansas City-numaio. postponed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24

The Dubuque team Of the Three-I
league has plenty of battery in a
single pair of performers. They are
H~igglnbotham and Hammerschmidt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24

Grantland Rice has a high opinion
Of George Burns, tho Giant crack
outnelder Says Rice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24

Waahineton ut 81 Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit
New York at Chicago.
Boston nt Cleveland
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s.. IouIs. o: nnumorc. ..

II. n. T..
~. Louis 1000 OOO O0O % 8 /
baltimore 600 0Si O0x-t s 1
Hatteries' Crandall n Chapman
Conley and Jackiiinch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
CoIumbus. 0. MmnearoNs. 3.

x, IT. y
Columbus 1000 600 600 8 I
Minneapolis Zoo ZOE O0x--t 4 2
batteries: lngersoll and S. smith,
GMlgan aud w. Smith.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24

Cleveland 1000 600 600 4 6
81. Paul .....Oi2 GOO 00x-s 8 1
batteries: Kahler. Hitgerty and
Deyogt; ;targor and James.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
GAMES TOMORROW


Pittsburgh az New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago az Boston.
50. Louis nt philadelphia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
TODAY'S
E S
FRIDAY. July -.
FEDERAL LEAGUE

Kansas city. o; BunaIo, ..
First gnme: Il. ". T..
Kansas City ..i00 0f0 OOf-6 10 1
Buffalo .......200 100 O0O-3 Z 3
Batteries. Adams, Stone and En-
zcnroth. Eastcrly. schultz. Ford and
Allen, Blair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
PEARSON" BROWN
HURT WHEN CAR
TURNS TURTLE
Butler, on Way to Rescue,
Stuck in Canyon. Details
not 0btainable. One Report
Says Driver Dead.


Especial Dispatch o. EveaiRE uerc:s5
Santa re, y. NJ, July 2i.-A report
reaching here late this afternoon says
Brown ana "a pms PASSENGER, name
not known. were severely but not
fatally injured when Browns car
turned turtle az Bland last night No
details were ohtninnhle.
That "Parson" Brown, n colorcd
chauffeur. we'll known IN Aibuquer-
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indianapolis, a. Pittsburgh. 5.

V. n. T..
Indin'p'tis III 600 Zoe 900 10 I
Pittsbgh coo i2i coo 0O1--5 10 2
Batteries: Mullen. Billiard aud
feNter, Bargcr and Berry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24

Baseball.
Standing Of the Clubs

(The averages 40 not include to-
days rosults-)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08
Jn(an0Te(egrap6
Der Aoagres
2iirite ieiue Sciiiua faum unr
Wtitte ausuit Sum ablalmR
briuseu.
Die Mbitimmnns iiber Die 9Sioer>
rnfs ,Srage Der SGiffsSDae
itebt fir Muntag inn S.uat
ami oem Hrogrealm.
IT
Damn tpirb iofort bic n5ruoe Gpmz
miiitpn" 8Orlage in 2lngriff
genommen peroen.
Sm Sberbunoesseri4t biirfts am
Wontag 6arrp 5bap's OprlGufige
SaftsntlaTuns beantrust perDen.
'5rauenre6tlerinnen riiiten ii9 fiji,
cine enersiI9e Sommertampagns.
Der 9pnareb

Waibington, D. g., I. SUM-.
Die Siibrer i'm Senat glauben, OaB
bic WiberrltTspprlage Ger 2lbgabens
frei6eit fir amerituniife aiiItenfabz
rer i'm Yanamatanal bis Wtpntag
9lbeno erlebigt iein pir0, aber oieIes
biirfte nur eiue 9unS tIeine RubepauIe
fir bic Der 9ebatten uno Reoen BERG
li6 miiben Senatoren beoeuten, oenn
es iinb bereits ale qfdbe fir bic
glnti 5ruiteeIebgebung gee6net, uuO
falls nicht cine g(enoerung in ben
Yldnen mod in 5p0Ifter Stunoe einz
tritt, 10 pirb Der Senat bereits i'm
9aufe bieier Wo6e Iih nit ben Inti-
Sruitporlagen tei9dftigen.
IS 1T naGe3u obiolut 3tpeifelIos,
bub Die 4bitimmung iiber Die g8ioerz
rufsoorlage ipGt am Wontas erfolgen
pirb. SenatOr S'@ormun, Der ben
Sampf eegen bic @orldge geIeitet fat,
erpartet oteie Nbitimmuns uno offi=
siea iinb nur nod Slpet Reoeu ange=
meloet. @s bieB am SDnntag, odB
lpennifou 5petfeIsobne Der @eriud
aemadt tperpen ipiro, cine ReIolutton
CUR 9lnnabme gu bringeu, ldut pel6sr
bic Sontroperie nit @roBbritannien
idiebsoeri6tIi6 erleotgt rperoen ioIl,
bieier qlntru1 taum Dor Der oefiniti=
ben 2lnndbme Der Mioerrufsporldgc
aejteIlt perben 1piirbe.
Sas Suus bat Die 2lnti Sruitporz
ld1en erlebigt unD tuiro iit nun
init ben 9etpilligungsoorldser be-
I6Gftioen. Die g(Mndbme Der WiOers
rufsporlase in nmenoirter 6orm i'm
Senat, ipiro bieie Bruae ipieter Dor
oas Saus btin9en, aber man eripdrtet
bab bic g(menbirungen ceS Senats
obne grobe S6ipieristeitenn Die 3ua
itimmuna bes SauIes finoen percen.
Solte, lpioer @rnarten oos 6aus ben
qmenbirurgen feline 3uitimmuns per
iuNen, 10 ipiirbe Oie 9orlage ndtiirlid
einem GonferenaausI6uB iiberipieien
perben miiiien, ober pie Die Sdche iid
aud immer seitalten mag, Der prGii'
bent 1T ieinsr Sadie 5ienrli6 Iiter
odb er ben &f I'm ben Wioerrui
Der absabenfreibsiis aIauisI ssipin'
men pirb.
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a6tete nitt auf bas 9erannaben elmer
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BEN SaIdsn bss 9erunsliidten ipuroe
cine aar!e Der Mulosrs Union auf
ben Ramen GOuis grommer lauteno,
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Der Worsus sebradt uno bat Der
Coroner cine llnterI Iuaung elngss
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