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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-17

With the soc Pequot heets on
sale at 75c: made OF the heavy
weight. round thread Pequot
sheeting that wears so well.
Only six to a customer at this
price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-17
TO PROVIDE FOR CITY BUSES

The plan of line connect tho
visions OF the municipal
problem OF
Southern and the be
afternoon by Councilman Erickson
providing for the purchase by the
OF $4,000 =
The ordinance provides the
cpal
the busses Installed viii Division a
basis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-17
Designs and Colorings of Exceptional Beauty in
The New Bundhar Wilton RUGS

WILTON
- and coonngs but the
o
of
ana there are numerous
min the 27xs4
and @o3 inches; 4ox76 so6
irons toss
Our
them the highest n o and
a a atcprce Second Florf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-17
PROBING ORIENTAL LABOR

An executive session
grafton question the
United
and tomorrow when the work be
Public hearings afternoon though
OF time Prot John Commons and
visited the Merrill Ring Logging Co
woods SATURDAY after tho entire five members the
had spoken briefly the
Commons viii address the King County
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-17

II foreign and domestic sources.
One of the outstanding features in
fabric fashions Is the high place as
sumed by broadcloths. In these we
are offering selected German qualities.
so inches wide. in black and choice
color range. at $3.50 the yard
Fine French Gabardine Suitings are
among the newest arrivals. These are
50 inches wide. come in a splendid line
of the wanted colorings and are mod
erately priced at $50 yard.
Clay. French and Storm Serges are
ready in various desirable weights. in
black and blues, ranging from Sl00
TO $500 yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-17

AntiRscal
banquet
including Commissioners Hamilton
dyedinthewool politician president
telling
Interested business and their
plishod will dsband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-17

Hundreds
Northwest
will Wednesday
OF for no
every day beginning wednesday
Preliminary
Hardware and Implement Dealers .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-17

including the canoter boatman Hat, wide-brmmeo'
flat and rakishly tilted.
colors black, brown, blue and rich, dull green's.
some have sole decoration string OF du-toned
beads blending softly with the color in the velvet
some show trimming the new, long, slender
tailored bow Of velvet gold silver ribbon
Others adorned with flower flowcrs-pansies
poppics ancifuly large. in black. white pink and
the utra-smart metallic effects. Second Floor
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-13


my departure and express my regrets.
But have right to know
Yes, it is true" answered Olive
Sure! Ever since the tango craze
come in,' observed Mr.. Dempsey.
Say, Ollie, that was a fine spiel you
told 'em about your being a stenog-
rapher, and wouldn't have give you
away if you'd played fair. But you've
turned me down a dozen times, and
now you let country jay put his
arms round you. l guess you don't
know who this young lady is" he
added to the doctor, snarling. eff
you ever travelled ten miles in your
life you'd have seen her name on the
posters Miss Olive Freyne and Mr..
Bert Dempsey, the famous tango
dancers, the Siamese Twins, stage in
Separates. Well, Ollie, read to
start?". 49, s%
DR.. Joyce swung round impulsively
Are you going back to-that,
Oliver" he whispered, drawing his
breath through his teeth.
81 must" she answered, staring
stonily at him. "You-you under
stand, now, and
eyes, l understand now-and l
have understood from the first,
Olive" he answered. do you think
nobody here knows? My father
knows-my mother knows. They
wouldn't say anything that would
seem to contradict you But they
know that you are a heaven above
such a creature as that" He turned
scornfully to the amazed Mr. Demp-
sey. "And they know that want
you, Olive. Will you stay with me?"
you're mad!'' shouted Dempsey,
furiously.
Olive Freyne looked from one man
to the other, and if ever the old life
had held her in its spell, the spell
was broken in that moment.
She did~not speak, but she looked
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-13
WHAT DO YOU MEAN "HUMBUG?"

A Scotchman named Hume owned
an estate named The Bogue. and his
neighbors invariably referred to him
as Hume of the Bogue." Hume had
many good points of character, but
he never did tell the truth or act the
truth, therefore when any one in that
region was caught fabricating or mis-
leading honest folks they were said
to be regular Hume of the Bogue,
from which awkward expression we
take our modern word ehumbug."
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-13
CARDINAL -
Serafini

Cardinal Serafni is a Benedictine
monk, making the third of that order
now members of the Sacred College.
He was also apostolic delegate to
Mexico, and, since the recent troubles
there, has been in almost daily con-
sultation with Pope Plus and Cardi-
nal Secretary of State Merry Del Val
on the situation. He is now assessor
of the holy office of the inquisition,
position which always leads directly
to the purple.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-13

He got" snarling and muttering
threats of legal action. But Olive
hardly heard him, for there was a
sure shield Of her lovers arms about
her.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-04
GOV. Weor MAY GIVE
 cHAuTAUoUA LEcTURGs

PORTLAND-Five hundred dollars week ls too attractive to overlook and the platform may seize Governor West of Oregon who has followed the footsteps of Secretary of State Bryan, and though he denied tonight he had signed a contract for the Chautauqua circuit he said he was considering 1t. Governor West has declared that he will not again be a candidate for the governorship. as he "had something better in view" But 1t was not re- vealed till today what that better matter was. West had been oftere,i also. 1t was learned. an opportunity to write for we'll known magazines at prices as good as ex-President Roosc- welt receives. but he may accept these offers later.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-04
ROOSEVELT "MIGHTY
 HUNTER" OF PLANTS

WASHINGTON - Theodore Roose- Welt has forsaken the hunting of bie game in South America for a chase ol rare and new agricultural specimens according to letter received today a, the department of agriculture.
 The conversion was affected by q botanical exploring party from the department In which Roosevelt be- came interested to the extent of vol unteering to help Uncle Sam increase hif knowledge of the plant world.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-04
TEN THoUeAND MICHIGAN
 FARMERS EAT scHol'

EAST HANGING, Mich. May B. Ten thousand Michigan farms today are deserted by their owners and man. agers. who are here to take 8 weeks course in scientific agriculture at the Michigan Agricultural College. The entire institution was turned over t' tfe farmers and their wives for one week course, with M. A. c. professors ir charge. Special courses for women a new feature, attracted a big enroll ment. Instruction wab given the farmers wives on such subjects as "Indcntification of Fabrics" Detect ,,.e Adulteration." "Care of Children. Home Decorations'' and Physical Exercises of Women"
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-04
FILIPINO CAN'T WE'D U. a. o,RL

FILIPINO CAN'T WE'D U. c. GIRL.
 KANSAS CrTY-On the ground that Missouri laws forbid the issuance of a marriag elicense to Mongolian and a Caucasian. Peter H. Bowler. country recorder. denied todd van application by Salvador Patino. . Filipino. and Miss Cecile Handley. an American girl. for a license to wed
 'The Missouri statute is silent re- garding the racial classification of Filipinos and have only my own discretion to use," said tn erecorder. . Ii has been represented to me that Fllipinos are Malays. but believe if the matter were carried to the su- rreme court the decision would be tbat they are Mongolians."
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-04

Chickamun creek In the new Mel '. china district Is looked upon as very pi omising. according to a letter that was received at Seward from William Elliott. better known as Billy the Hcrse." Elliott was one of the first ls catOrs of the creek.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-04

The White Pass and Yukon route has established an office in Portland in order to take care of passengers and freight from that point to Alaska end Yukon territory. The company guarantees the Portland shippers to hnd freight in the Yukon basin two weeks earlier If sent via their line than via the mouth of the Yukon river.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-04
.eRrsA roo IS 5 YEARS oLo."

BELLEFONTAINE. O.-Mrs. Jonn Wright, of Bellfontaine. has proof that an egg sometimes remains In cold storage nearly five years. In 1903 sne wrote her name and address on m GEE that was placed in crate. Now shc has received letter from Johf u. Sweeney. No. 172 East Ninety fourth street. New York. who said he had lust luught the egg as "sstrictly fresh.'
 Read foday'a news today-NuGGet.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-04

Treadweil-What Is claimed to be the first electric locomotives ever used In Alaska were placed In service wlth- in the past few months for mining operations by tho Alaska Treadwell in connection with the readjustment of haulage incident to the opening o1 tho new central hoisting shaft. The locomotives are used to haul ore in trains of ten or more cars (so tons) from the central ho!sitng to the var ious mills. The two initial electric locomotives are each of six-ton capa- city and are operated on a 6o0-voit, direct-current circuit from an over- read trolley. They were manufactur- ed by the General Electric Company and are of the standard outide frame type. in which the side frames arc placed outside of the wheels.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-04
AT THE NEW EAGLE

Old Ls%~is Hunter Rye and t0s Fs me.ss Athss%on 0e vreeo ~tsistsys Distilled sprins 1ee4 .1see bought sN bend and reduced e e pse ssot by U. .. government. by ths settle ealleu.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-04

Mir. and Mrs. King Kelly. the maG- axine writers who reached the Yukon river banks last fall fin time 10 sec tho smoke of the last steamer up inc river for tho outside arc having plenty of experience in Alaska. They have started Q family end began with q q pound baby girl which was recently horn in the hospital at Fairbanks. They crossed the continent via Inc Mckenzie river route.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-04
iT IA UP TO YOU

To send to the friends who have bssn writing to you for information about Nome and its resources. . copy of the Mining and Dredging Edition of tho Daily Nugget price 50 cents. Send one on the next mail.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-04

Capt E. T. Barnette, founder of Fairbanks and former banker and mining operator there. is the owner of the fastest two-year-oid trottcr In inc world. It Is n lilly and was named by Capt. Barnette for his daughter "Vir- ginia Barnette" It recently went q half mile in 1900 3-4 at los Angeles. breaking all two-ycar-old records.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-04
WHY EAT POOR BREAD. When you can get GOOD. WHOLE SOME Bread st Sc per ioaf.
 ANVIL BAKERY,
 NORTH POLE BAKERY.

We will save you the time and trouble of writing the local news to your friends on the outside. by mall ing the Nome Weekly Nugget to any sddress in the states for 60 cents per
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-04
ALASKA NOTES

the reports made on the property have been favorable. An order for the dredge has been placed. and 1t Is ex- pected that 1t will be constructed soon nfter the opening of navigation this year.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-04

The Cordova Daily Alaskan has in- creased the number of it's columns Ter page to seven. The reason may be found in q slogan that 1t carries a. the top of It's first page--"rhc Northern Old Timers Dream of Hap pIness and Prosperity Is About to Be Realised"
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-04

To start in tho chicken business a Skagway woman shipped 31o white leghorn hens up from Seattle last week. At current prices they produc- ed nearly enough egEs en route to pay their passage.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-04

Kuskokwim Announcement has been made that Moore creek. a trihu- tery of tho KuslSokwinl river. k (" he worked next summer ny giant dredge. The ground has hocn under examination for some time past. and
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-04

James Flynn part owner and editor of the Cordova Times. has quit jour nalism for a time at least. He will give his attention to other things for a while, and visit the outside. ite re- tains his interest in the publication.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-04
DO YOU NEED

Bill hsads, statsmsntA ss<Asr hsaes and envelopes. hsvs them psintsd as the Nugget eNies.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-04

The Indians of Circle recently held A big mass meeting and elected il chief for the coming year. Indians came from far and near to attend the meeting. Joe No. was the success full candidate.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-04

Frank c. Manlcy was recently given H final receivers receipt for No. i. be- low. on Cleary creek. It has been a a big producer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-04
(From Our Exchanges. ,

Government lard surveys In the Tanana valley tributary to Fairbanks new total 19O,000 acres uf lands. ac- x rtilng tu ]. W. l,lrkcr. special agent of the general land office, who left Eairbunks last September. Of the eight and onr-half townships survey ed and plntted much Is already settled upon for It includes tho placer fields as we'll us lands surveyed for pros farming purposes.
 Speaking of the agricultural pos abilities of Alaska. MT. Barker says that they are enormous. especially in inc great valleys of the river systems The Panama valley. he believes. has ! great future for agriculture and stock raising. The silo. he says. has evolv- e,l the problem of providing fodder for winter feeding. The expense of clearing the land of stuinps and brush at present Is very high hut there nrt many natural meadows where there arc no trees to contend with any these meadows extend over large areas. Dr, Nj. F. Hall, recently elected pres ident of the Fairbanks 1gloo of the Pioneers of Alaska. has Teen chosen nresident of the Panama Rifle Club also.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-04

Read todays news today-Nugget
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-13
9ie @dbler
@erben i'm NDpembcr 1915 bas
SdlnfiuOrt in Der Sdulratbs.
aDutruuerie ipredeu.

8enni6pn nunluebr. Iallt Der BE-
reits in oieien SpaIten berihteten
Gntideioung oes Staats Oberge'
ridtes Der fIeire Sdulratb gu Rett
beitebt unb bas SGSluua'ide Sdulratbs-
geiet fouititutioneG lit, 10 peroen
ood oas S6llBDort oariiber, oh
Cincinnati einen fleinen ooer einen
sroben Sfrilratt babeu ioq, rn3pei.
felbaft oie @6plcr in Ser Ser6inpabl
oes rSabrcs 1915 ipre6en.
Ganu fam ndmIif 3uiolge Ser
geitirmlngen oes Sungiher 6er
ieees cine MISUNDERSTANDING
iiber oieie Sraoc itattfinoen lmO auf
Die Ibbaltlng elmer berartigen @oll
miro 3neiielsobne BON beu 5reunoel
unb @efiirtportern oes ygroben"
Strlratbs binaearbeitet meroen,
!pennifon lie iih nntiirIif bis aui
lueitcres in bas llnobGnOerli6e iiigen
miiiien.
NSI oellt pUlgeN StUIlP ullBerIeTl
lid acitern ocrihieoene cbemaligc
Otitglieber beS in Dem Gro5eb Dor
Dem Staats SbergeridIt interlegener
pbemaligen ogroben" S6uIratbs om
geItrigen Soge. lluter oeu WfitqIie.
bern bes aegenudrtiger S6uIratbs,
Der nunmebr in @ermanen5 erfIdrt
uoroen lit, berrihte ieIbitperit1ubtid
,b Der Gerif)tIihen Gutifeibung
Jrobe Srelioe, obidon perihiebene
ser WiitalieOer, nomentlih Serr 2.
lld erflirtcn, ooB iie BON pornberein
brer Sahe iider sepeien unS Die
eite lle6er5eugllng gebabt bdtten,
>ab iie oen Sieg in Der Sontroperie
,apontragen tpiiroen.
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@ladlidJ abselaufen.

Die sSniaFen eines gutomobils
peldes Ssrrn 70. 7 .Sdneibsr, aus
Daptpn, O.. geboren ipa, bsItebcnb
aus spsi Serrn uno elmer Dame, iino
aeitern Wprsen icbiperen 0erlsBungeR,
tpenn nibt oem iiterem Sobe sntrons
nsn. Die @eislidait mar i'm gegrifi
bic itsile UiltOn Strabe binauf su
fabren. aIs Der Chauffeur, lin sinem
Gubrtperf aussupeiben reIp. cine ga.
rambplaae au permeiben, ben Roior
uuf tpbten Gana itelte. Sierbei soa
er ieboa nitt ihRea aenus bic grems
len an, poourb Der 9rafttpaaen rid.
tpGrts ben gerg binabrolIte. 0urb
bic aroBs @eiCtpinbigteii, pelbe ben
Sabr5eua bierburh perlisben purbe,
fubr Der Wassu iiber eiHe sfpei sSub
hobe Yprbihpeae unb aesen pas Saus
bes glnpaItss SoIsph 5or. Ro. sos
WliIton Strabs. Bel bem anpralI
plrbs bds Saus tart srihiittsrt. ooh
isin Shaben an b.mielben anesrids
tst. M1re pds 9ebGube Elm Sol1bdus
sersien, parbe Der araftnasen iider
rahslbs psmolisrt haten. MeHias Gub
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-13
Cber8eriht
8eriett Der Staats GiuilDienitfom-
million einen Idiueren SdJlng.
Siirsermeiiter Spiegel luirb iid cine
sl6idrift Der Gnti6eibung
fOnmen laiien.

Die StnatS GipiloienIt6e66r0c bat
im StaatSO6ergeribt cine idipere
RieberIage erlitten, oenn bas @eridt
bot entitie0en ooB Die Staats Gioil'
oienlttommiliion abiolut fem &eft
bot, irgenorpel9e llnteriudlrn9en
iiber angebIi6e 8erlebune Der Gipil.
OienItregeln in St1bten por3unebmen,
10 OaB Die Ibdtieteit Der aonmiiiion
iniolge oieier Gl1ti6eiolrng aus
ihlieBti6 auf Die Stouts6eb0rOen
unD auf Gountpbeb0rben bei9rdnft
iein miro.
Inter 6ieien llmitanoen lpiirbc
Der 9iirgerneiIter elmer Staot obip.
Int freie Sono Eel Der 8orna6me BON
@ntlaiiunaen baben uno Die Staats.
Giptloienitbeboroe bGtte fein Re6t
lid III bie itaOtiiten slngelegenhciten
eiu5unllifen, pGbrello bisber Die of,
gemeine 9lnnabme Oabinging, 6aB Die
Staats.aommiiiion ioipett @ntlanun-
gen bon Giuiloienitan9eIteQten in
getra6t tamen, iiber Dem Siirgers
meiiter ituno. Iieie alii1t mar je'
ootj, Der geriftli6eu Gntihei6llng
5ufolge, 5rpetielsoflne cine abiolut
irrige uno Der 9iirgermeiiter piiroe
fllr etruaige ungerebte GntIaiium9en,
Die en- nornimmt, MIR pom @oltpers
ncllr 5ur &e6enidait ge3oget lueroer
fonnen.
lie Gnti6eioung Ses Staats
Sbergerid)ts erioIgte III eirem Gin.
haltSoe,fahrcn oas giirgermeiiter
Green Don llrbana gegen Die Staats-
Giniloienitbeborbe anbdrgig genadt
Duttc, neil Bic aomnliiiion ibm oos
'Redt Der iltmiuariider GntIaiirtng
ees 9oli5eideis abiprefen ,poqte.
9iirsermeiiter Spieqel bat geItern
iofort mad Columbus geihrieben uno
UNI Die lleberienbung elmer slbitrift
Der entiheibung eriu6t.
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Gterblidfeitsberidt.

Warp farrell. 70, 4337 Golumtit
Ipenue; 9sbirnihlas.
Rhcba Coon. 35. 1914 Oft Iron
Strabe; 5ubertuloie.
sSdmes Wcgop. 2. ZIG Gin Stra.
Be; 9uaeHent5iinbung.
Gftber Spsale, 35, 527 Union
strabe; 9ubertuluie.
Ratbilbe aaeobs, 43, 2246 gins
Strabe; Rippenfsasntsiinbuns.
ebparb 9op. 3S, 527 ssobn Stra.
Be; glinbbarmentsiinbuns.
6enrietts SdIamann, 76, 1912
Sberman 4pe.; 9unaenenisiinbuns.
Wlaraarst Sdnud, II. gsbsrt 2lps. !;
&rebs.
Sarrp aloitermann, 80, 1929
gOurtlanb Strube; Ssrsl.ioen.
2ouife Wsllman, 81, 0eutI6ss
OiatoniiTen 6oipital; Rierenleiben.
Gilbert 5oebbel. 4S. Stdbtiides
5oipital; Snausit In Strpc6s.
sSrant Renner. 81, 706 gIart Stras
Be: 9linobarmsntSiinbuna.
Marp aubIman. 80. 307s Rsnnsr
Strake; 9lutiturs.
Rate air6.r "a, GoDinstOu;
frsbs.
gttd Orr. 81. 216 20. Court Stras
be; Snausit in Shpsbe.
Nrant gablman. SO. 1874 RrWiaan
Strabs; GsbirRi5las.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-13
Seine Ginisung
Soiueit iiber cen Gadtpertrag init
Der StraFenbabngeicllidait iiir
ben Gublop 9lpe. @iabuft
ersielt.

Die stabt unb bic Strobsn6abn,
@efeaIdaft buben iidb ippeit nod ni6t
iber Die Summe einigen tDnnsn, pels
4e Die Strabenbabn 9eieaT6oft als
jdbrli6e pa6t fir bic 9enuBuns beg
neuen 2ublop QDenue @iabutts be-
5ablen ioa.
Sn Der 2lngelegenbeit fanb geItsrn
8ormittag ipieber cine &onferens i'm
9ureau bes giirgsrmeiitsrs Spiesel
itatt, an tpelder als 8ertreter Der
StraBenbabn 9eIsai6oft Der @isee
prGiibent WaIter u. Draper tbeil<
nabm. Ssrr Draper ertldrte Ramens
isiner 9eisliaaft, baB bieis ipiGens
lei, pro Sabr 5000 on padt fir bic
geuubun9 bss giabutts gu sabIen.
aber oieier 9priblag ipurbe Don gars
sermeiiter SpiegsIl als abipIut uns
Suriidgepieisn. Cine tpeis
tere &onferen5 1T auf tommenben
Oienitas 0ormittas anberaumt por=
ben unb bunn oiirfte cine gtniouna au
erparten iein. Die Stabt perlanat si4
men idbrIihen pa4t3ins DON $500
uno Die Summe 1T 70 nisbrig ange=
ieB' neil in 9etra6t geaogen pirb,
nab iiber ben Ytdoutt nur cine einsiae
StraBenbabnlinis, bic college SilI.
Stnie, pertebrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-13
Die llmiteiacfGrten.

GaS StabtrotbSfommittee fitr
StraBenbabnen beidGitiate iit in ei.
ner geitern @ormittog Itatteebabten
Sttltng nit Der SSraqe Ser lluIteiae-
priptIegien fiir Die @epobner BEG
OiienoS, bon beuen cine Itottlite
Delegation inter iSilbrlmg oes Staot.
ratbsmitgIieos golpin e. 9eQooa er.
lhicnen mar. Ter beipnoere @unib
Der Setpobuer bes Sitenos Qebt ba.
htt oaB tbnen ouS 9iedt 5ugeitonoen
miro, iiher bie 9eIto gIpennc 2inie
init &iIfc cines ooppeIten Gransiers
Sirett nad) g}orlDoob iobreu 5u fon.
ncn D0breno lie inter oengegenpGr.
tiaen @eitimmungen Ser StraBer.
babngcieIlid)aft. nm cine llmiteiac.
tarte nnf gtorlpoob 3u erboIteu, crit
nadl Der lntcren Stabt iabrcn mil.
len, GaS aommittee miro oie 9lnae.
Iegcnbeit in Grrp0glulg 3ieben uno
auf fonmen6en 3onneritaa @ornit.
tng 10 llbr lit cine meitcre Sielna
moroeu Inn anocre aim.
Idle @iinifIe ser 9ijrgeridJuft ertae.
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@enig Jmtereiie
@irb bon Der giirseridait Ser pro.
jeftirten Ginfiibrnng Der 0itli9en
3eitrednlug entgegeHsebraft.

Dem publifum i'm QtQsemeinen
i6eint es 6er3Iih einerlei gu iein, OBJ
bier Die oftlide 3eitrsAnung, laut pels
der, Der 8ebauptung Der gefiirporter
oieier Soee 8ufolse. Der Gag um eine
Stunoe berldngert tperoen tpiir0e, elm
gefiibrt ipirb ooer ni6t. Das Gtabts
ratbs apmmittee fir Wlittsl unb
Wegs bate fir geitern Na4mittag
h ieber eine Spe5iuliiBung anberoumt,
in pel6er bic Srase erortert lperbsn
fOllte, aber O6fdon @inlabungen in
GROCER 3abl gu bieier 0erIammluns
ausgeIanot tpOrben parsn, bate fi6
abiolut pismanb einsefeGt. glur Die
Sanbelstammsr bate I9riftlia um eis
nen tpeitsren 4ufi6ub na6gsIu6t, bd
lie iopeit nod ni9t aqe Qrgumente gu
Guniten bes projetts, bic II. Dorbrin.
gen tpolle, fertig babe.
0iefem WunI4 entipre6enb purbe
auf tommenben Sreitag Ra6mittag
I'm brsi ubr abermals cine Grtrar
1lsung in Der Qngelegen6eit anbes
raumt, jeooh nit bem 9emerten, oqB
bonn bic Jrase befinittO 5ur Grlebis
gung tommen mub.
Sas Gommittss fir Mittel unb
Wsge bat insgeiammt an Ats @e.
itdftsleuts griefe ausssionbt. in peI=
den iis um cine Weinungsduberung in
Der 5rdse nit ge5ug auf bic gsrGn.
berung Der 3eitre4nung na9iu6te.
2!uf biefe 9riefs limb insesIammt 154
IntDorten einselaufeu. 9pn oieIen
antporten ipuren 35 gu 9unitsn Der
WerGnoerung. SO basesen unb 18 abs
iOlut neutral. pdbrenb AZ Der antpors
tsnosn Oefddftslsuts iid jeber prin3iz
ptsllsn WsiHungsGuBsrunq sntbieIttn,
leoo4 bemsrttsn, bab iis in i6ren ges
trisben Die 0itli6s j3eitreanung eine
Fubrsn piirbeH, fals Der Stuotrat6
zine Sroinan5 in bisism Sinns ans
ne6msH ioqte.