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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-05
A CONFESSION
Hopes Her Statement, Made Public,
will Help Other Women.

Hines, Ala - must confess, says
Mrs. Eula Mae Reid, OF this place, that
CaTdui, the Woman's tonic, has done me
q great deal OF good.
Before ! commenced using Cardui.
would spit up everything ] ate. had a
tired, sleepy feeling all the time, and was
irregular. could hardly drag around,
and would have severe headaches con-
linuously.
Since taking carlui, have entirely
quit splitting up what ! eat. Everything
seems 70 digest all right, and ! have
gained 10 pounds in weight"
n you are a victim OF any Of the numer-
Gus lbs so common TO your sex. Il Is
wToag 10 suffer.
For half a century, cardui has been re-
lleving Just such Ills, as is proven by the
thousands 81 letters, similar 10 the above,
which pour into our office, year by year.
Cardul Is successful because Il Is COM
posed o~iingTcdienis which actspeciiically
on The womaniy constitution, and helps
build the weakened organs back 10 health
and strength.
cardul has helped others, and viii help
you, too. Get q bottle today. You
won't regret u. Your druggist sells Il.
Writ TOT chsf,anooss hisaelns Co, LADIES' "A
giaof1 Dept. Chatiannuga. Tenn. iof SPECIAL ~.
aT1tcitoHu - louf casa hnd q. paxs book. Hone
T~ssaihassi a. Weaaa. ssa1 10 elain sfappsf. hS.no
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-05

he local applications ~ they sahno'
rsacb the diseased portion OF the ~.
rhere IA only one way 10 cure 49,
mess. ana that Is by eonS'i'u'lo"a
semedies Deafness IL caused os
|lnaamed condition Of the mucous IN
inc ~ the E~ustachian iaoe' mhe
mia tube IL inhamed you have
rumblsna sound or imperfect neaI'hs
ana when IL Is entirely closed. Dos
ness 4 the result. and unless y
eammauon can oe taken q ana ms
,vbs restored to rs normal eono1,lon.
hs.r,ux will be destroyed forever,
Nil. cases out OF ten arc eauseo "
catsrrh which Is nothing but an ~,
aamea condition of the musoHS sur
faces. D.,,ars
! for N case Of Deafness toauseu W
icatarrh, that cannot be cafea ~
Hall catarrh Cure. SEND TOT eH
cularn. free. oAto
n. = CHENEY s. CO.. Toledo MO
sod by Druggists. Use.
Take Halls Family pills for eoha'-
patton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-05

NE OF The most prominent men
In the German army Is Field
Marshal Kolmar won der
noitz. who Is at present the military
governor Of Belgium. He "a over "a
years Of age and has been connected
with the German army for more than
half a century. The field marshal
was born in Prussia IN ist9. and
Traces his descent from a Goitz VIII"
was a .mArshpi. OF Frapee In The
reign Of Louis XIV. He entered the
German army In 1881. took part In
the Austrian ana French vars and
Halter became instructor 81 the mill
tnry school AT Potsdam. lie was sent
Ito Turkey in 1sss TO reorganize the
Turkish army and spent twelve years
sthorc. In 1910 he returned to Tur-
key and again tried 10 put her army
lin fighting trim The poor showing
made By the Turks in the Balkan war
Is eald TO have damaged the Held
marshars prestige somewhat. and Il
A rumored that but FOR his apparent
Failure in making good soldiers out
OF Inc Turks he would now be ehiei
in command OF the German armies
II IA also said that another factor
which has initiated against the heio
marshal is his unpopulariiy win the
kaiser However. he has beer S'e"o-
lny promoted 20 his present high RAM
land X considered one Of the aolea'
mnRary authorities in Germany ne
has written a book on military az
fairs waleh would have assured ms
fame, the critics declare. had he ao'f
nothlng else. In his youth he Wfo''
romances to help support ms y
lowed mother he Is a famous oa''a.
'ler of Qualifications. The forts =
Koenissberg and the defenses aio"'
lane yistula were planned by MN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-05
Quick Relief
For Dyspeptics

The uorat and most confrafd dysrep.
tics, those who fos yesrs have been unable
40 eat without discomfort or intense pain
can quickly overcome The trouble and enjoy
ths pleasure u eating . hearty meal o. the
sood things they have been denied for years
n thee viii only use q iitils common evers.
dar hbre sense. says an eminent special.
|iai who recently reformed from 4 kin yeafs'
|nfnv "a EaFuna, IN explanation he said; The
Iefsat majority Of all eases Of atomarh trouble
l-dyapepsla. indigesiioE E%aatritls. etc. are
primarily due ~ excessive acid aud ipot
demonstration. Trnics, oplates, o. aruNciql
dlnetfanfa which merely cover up the tfdanle
an tmrsrasIIy assist disesslon ars a. uselfss
and foolish a. u eoaid be- 10 mend a pune
tnrea tlfs without renewing the nail that
caused the trouble, What must BE- donc
and lffs the only lericai thing to DO -is 20
neufralirr the acid znd stop the fermentation
shieh has Tor yraf1 been Irritating end dit'
iendlnr The stomach. for this purposf J have
found nothing qaite 10 aood or convenient
mAenssla immediately SITTER faeals or when
ever pain l. fell. No aatier how severe the
ease may b. thia should be tflcd Ter ] pee
sdnally know Of mauf cusea where patients
| afts- Suffering Tor over 20 years atteudiAe
hosui.ais and even undergoing such seriaua
operations a. thai Tor Appendicitis, have o.
! tnlned quick and permanent yelisi ~ follow
ing this simple %eouifaon sense advice may
add that 1 understand from Inquiries ! hass
made that most drugFiats In this country
ire nov able 10 supply bisuraied magnrain
In 3 grain tablets ~ we'll ~ the Ordinary
fovder form. Two ur three - these tablet.
are uanaliy sufficient to give Instant relief
evea IN She most severe attacks % aeati
indigestion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-05


TT WOULD seem as II a weIi-con-
trolled system OF Held corre-
spondentn we're necessary; in-
deed. the amount Of news sent in BY
special representatives u American
newspapers shows that. despite Eu-
ropcan military autockats. the Amer
lean reporter has been able to get 20
the front and to mail uncensored
stories 20 this country % delight MS
managing editor. The writer II In
clined to believe. ne already indicat-
Cd. that as the war progresses the
restrictions VIII be looaened rather
Than frightened. Is they have been IN
Germany illustrated by the pubiica-
tion. on November 80. Of an inter-
view with the German crown princel:
ina Inc military leaders VIII feel the
need o. the moral support That comes
ron m enlightened and Intelligent
public opinloni that they viii realize
that the only brsls for genuine mu-
iual confidence between the military
and the pubiic ls absolute .ruth-tsii-
lne. whether Il be favorable or an'
favorable. By those who control the
news: That public ard srmy are In
In their best Interests.
a powerful factor In bringing
about this change should be q reallz'
alton Of how the several b~eiiieefen'
eounsfiss are being hurt BY The falss
Information. the cruel and mislead'
ine rumors that appear about then
abroad. which ram. IN the long run
BEST be By full ana trans
statements. beth from official and
anofac4ai sources That any censor
shin vEi ever work 20 complete sat
isfaction may well be doubted slnc'
il Is NJ best founded on suppression
deceit and conoeaiment. hoNeHe'
t~ustinabie that may be IN ~artlme
Prom the viewpoint Of humani''
one nay well ask, too, whether IN
tensofship IN wal times does no
work against the coming Of ani'e'."
peace. How may We best rouse IN
moral sentiment Of the world asain'
u,arg surely not BY suppreaaing IN
horrors o. the hasileheld. by faiiin'
20 portray 70 people everywhere 90
w,chedncss o. taking human life o.
q grand scale.
American journalists. y ~oni
seen. cannot hase any more patriot
auty m this hour than 20 por'rnl
s~rnshauliy Inc breakdown Of m''''a'
..m A. taught and prect1sed by ~
nas,cns o. Eeropt.-From IN
pres. AZ Anectea BY inc War =
o.wn,d onrslson wizard. IN h
hmsr.ean Rsyisw " Reviews.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-05

Today there Is y little army o. s,eee
superb out silent heroes who n.ehsly
for elsht months % the year patrol
the loneess and one Of the must dan
gerors coasts IN the world. II one
could behold ihe SCOPE 81 the work
~ a single elance he could see that
thtec z.ouo men mcrt NJ a Thousand
stations on dark ana lonely shores ana
exchanTe brass checks and hring
these checks with them. ON their ~
turn u their life stations az evidence
that they had p~atrolied the coast.
Never hna one Of these faithful SER
wants failed % come back promptly
with the check Of the patrol. unless
he halted By n case OF distress AND
even then his fellow pntrn3 comes ~
20 meet him. Scores of mel give
their lives 10 the dcyourlna sea 10
save life and miliiens 81 property.
There arc now 2p0 stations on the
sea and lake consts of the United
States. There are men In the ser
vice that have saved. as many as s0o
lives and literally every man In the
service has been an actor In one or
more OF It's ten thousand hero stories
In 1919 rescue service was rendered
to i.67f vessels carrying $500 pas
sengers. the total value Of these YES
sells and their carsoes being 81 ,000,'
coo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-05
Copper Production for T9I4b
Increased in Spite of Effects of
European W al, Is AdoanceR Report

The copper production o. the Unit
cd states In 1874 will show a marked
decrease from that Of 1913. according
70 figures and estimates collected By
.. 3. Butler. OF the United States
e~oolosicai survey. Reports have been
received from all plants known 10
produce blister copper from domestic
ores and refined copper. A. an aver
nge price Of about 1876 cents n pound,
The 1914 output a q value OF $751;
900. 900. compared with siS9. $4,000
for the 1913 output. The large de-
crease la production In 1914 was due
TO curtaiIment OF production during
the latter part OF the year on account
OF the reduction in n exported
20 Europe.
Tho ngures showing smelter pro-
duction from domestic ores represent
the actual production OF mos, OF tho
companies for II months and an es-
innate OF IN December output. The
November ngures for a few compan-
les were not available. n these
companies furnished estimates for the
last two months of the year. Accord-
ing 10 the statistics and estimates re-
ceived. the output Of blissor and Lake
copper was i.ie9.O0O eco pounds II
1914, against l.224.isA0 00 pounds n
1913.
The satisfies and estimates indi'
cate thatN the output OF refined cop
per from primary sources, domesti'
and foreign. for 1914 was ~i,i93, zoe,
600 pounds. compared with l,6l5,
| OGi .0O0 pounds In 1913.
According 20 the bureau Of foreigi
and domestic commerce. tho Import
OF pigs, ingots. bars. etc.. for the frs
A months Of 1914 amounted 20 is7,
asa.6T6 pounds. and the copper con
tents OF ore matter and regulul
amounted 20 ~97,3fs,s66 pounds. a TO
tai Import OF 2sf.7s2,5i2 pounds. Thi
compares with an import for the Il
months OF 1913 OF fOs,5s0.s54 pounds
The export OF piGs. ingots. bars
plates. sheets, etc, for the first /
months OF 1914. az determined by IA
bureau Of foreign and domestic com
merce, amounted 10 7sO,04s,7T
pounds. compared with NJ export 70
the ~ months OF 1919 Of 92e.iii,if
pounds.
AZ the beginning OF 1914 there wa
about 9O.0 ,0O0 pounds OF refined cop
per In stock n the United states. Tn
added to the refinery production give
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-05

a total available supply % about l.
sSs, 600. 600 pounds Of refined copper.
on suhtrastiug the export from this.
with an estimate for December, 81 Is
apparent hat the supply available
FOR domestic consumption n materials
ly below the $4,000. 900 pounds Of
1919. without taking account Of stocks
held al the close Of the year.
The averase price Of copper for
1914 showed a decrease from that OF
the preceding year. being about 1873
cents "A pound. compared with lS.5
cents In 1913. After the outbreak OF
tine European war copper sold consid-
erably below the yearly average, but
toward the close OF the year the price
showed notable Improvement.
Leading Coppcr-Produclng states.
Arizona continued In frss place
among the copper-producing states,
hut had a notably decreased output.
The blister-copper production for
1914 will probably not exceed SS0.-
OoO. 900 pounds. compared with &C.,
900 900 pounds for 1919.
The production from Montana was
the SIMS Hest for many years and prob
ably did not greatly exceed the pro-
! duction OF 1898. which was 200. 0OO.-
coo pounds. the smallest output made
by the state since 1875. In 1913
Montana produced 2s5, zoe, 900 pounds
Michigan, with a production OF
about 6 1900. 600 pounds. made a
slight gain OveT the 1856. 700, 600
pounds produced in 1913. but was still
much below the normal output FOR the
state.
Utah viii show but little change
from the las. eco. 600 pounds produced
in 1918.
The production from Nevada De
creased from ;he 50. goo. 900 pounds In
1913. and probably will not greatly
exceed 10000. O00 pounds Tor 1914.
New Mexico made an Increased
production OF probably about 10000
GEO pounds Oyr the output OF $780,
GOO pounds In 1913.
California will show n decrease 81
lseveral million pounds from the pro
duction OF %. 2. 900 pounds In 1913
The production from Alaska vii
show but slight decrease from th'
~2s.42s.0o0 pounds produced In 1913
The output for 1914 Is estimated n
20. $50. 900 pounds.
The production from Tennessee de
creased somewhat from 19,4s9,00'
; pounds produced in 1913.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-05

deposits. Formal demand has been
made az the retiring treasurer for the
funds; he has made formal statement
as TO where they are. and the next
move Is up TO the attorney general,
who will proceed q seek liquidation
of the surety bond guaranteeing the
college deposit In the bank. While
Mr.. McCanna will watch with Interest
the course OF the receivership. official
~ the regents are Indifferent 60 the
fate OF the bank. They look 60 the
bonding company 10 produce the col
lcge money. Worry over the bank
affairs " up to the bonding concern.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-05
NO REVENUE FROM BOOZE
RECEIVED IN SAN JUAN

santa Re. \. NJ. Jan. 5-San Juan
county h the only one In the state
from which no income from liquor
licenses In received, according to hE-
urcs on hle with the state travelling
auditor showing the different sources
OF oycnu Of the counties,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-05
S. p. TO SUPPLY DEPOT
AT MYNDUS is REPORT

peming. y. NJ, Jan. 5.-Arrange-
ments have been completed with the
Southern pacihc Tor the SUPPLY OF q
depot and a crossing AT Myndus' near
here. according To notices sent by D.
y. Rose borough TO the state corpor-
alton commission.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-05
MccANHA AssEnTs NOTION Will
NOT AFFECT ARRANGEMENT

y. y. Mccnnna. the new treasurer
of inc college %rosents, aaid today tha'
the action would not aneot The status
of anaIrs with regard TO the college
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-05
BERNARD S. RODEY

Albuquerque. y NJ.
Practices before the higher local
and national courts ana departments
Formerly delegate IN congress from
y. NJ. Federal Judge OF Porto Rico.
4. T. Attorney IN Alaska, ana special
prosecutor under the national depart
ment of Justice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-05
PROGRESS Is
ACTIVE IN I

Maxwell, y. ~. Jan. THAT farm
progrcas in Coifax county Is now more
active than ~ y time n the past
Il the opinion Of those Interested IN
local farming work. Many meetings
arc being held under the direction Of
County Agent V. I. Martineau ami al
an OF them the attendance u good.
A farmers institute will dc held m
French late this month and @. ~
Bnneon. ~ the department Of asrs'
culture. win lecture In Ration Jan
uary o.
Lot the Herald want al DO youi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-05

MOST dlsflsuring skin eruplions.
~scrofula, pimples. rashes' etc. az
drs 10 impure blood. nuraock biooe
nntets a. n cleansing blood tonic ~
veil recommended. Sioo az o."
stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-05

III "A queer that our Fafoase tA""
49,. varv cheerful disposition
what II queeryf IN
because Il Is his business y" DC "
the dumps'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-05

There In one fortress don't De
lievo the Germans have taken, IN
spite OF their claims 10 the contrary
Name 'orl"
Eyes, that's the one
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-05

Although her face was fair 10 view
Il was her greatest pride
rpon o ballroom noor 70 90
Tho Cubanola glide.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-05

I see where Mexico has tho same
provisional government M most
homes
What's that2"
"The cooks"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-05
Hugh II. Williams QUALITIES.

Santa re. n. NJ, Jan. 5.-Hugh ~.
Williams, recently reelected as cor
poration commissioner, yesterday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-05

Let the Herald want ad do your
work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-05
DAT STRAW IS PROVED
TO MAKE GOOD sILAGE

rpper reansco. ~ NJ. Ian t-oat
straw makes 5000 ensllage, despite
the popular impression mat amy crop
with " hollow straw Is mt Cor sior-
are IN tho bis containers. according
to Thomas charlea. who has 1rcn
feedlnv oat strnw eusilaec Tor six
weeks Charles ia setting good re-
suits. he says.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-05

Herald want. . llncs-a tlmea-s
dimes.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-04-10
SefiSit trOB &ricgsitcner.

GsblenDet burh bic IieIenausfubr
an Nabrungsmittsl uno Srie9smate=
rial, lino piele eenei9t. ois pirtIdaftz
lid psrbeerenoe girfllng oes euro
pdiiden arieses fir Die Ser. Stau=
ten gu unterihdben. Die un9ebeure
unb un9epObnli6 lang anonuernoe
Mrbeitsloiisteit allein idon iollte Ell
nes 8e7eren belebren. Nber nod ets
mas anoeres seist. pie itart mir bon
Dem &rieee beeinfluBt peroen. SroB
Der 4rieesiteuer bon 100 Millionen,
unb troboem bas Grsebnis oiefer
@teuer bDber lit, als man einf4dBte,
iteben bic Der. @taaten DOR einem
itarten Oefisit, NIT Dem oas gnbe
bes Jistaljabres am 80. SUM- 1915
dbidlieben miro. Mm Is. WlGrs tpurz
oe es fhon auf 1O5 Wiuionen beredz
net. Dopon seben allerbinss nod bic
bis Gnbe bes 6istaliabres einlaufenz
oen 8unbeseintommen ab, folpeit lie
nod ni9t seaab!t iino. Oennoh piro
bas Defisit nad mdbisen @4dbuns
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-04-10

oen sirta 100 Willionen betra9en,
noH ieosnfals iibertriebenen Shdtz
sun9en iino io9ar $50 wflIllpnen
dusaerehnet noroen.
0ieie, iassn mir runo, 100 Wfi!z
lionen miiilen aufsebraht meroen.
Wie oies 9eldsfen iol, miro Der De-
mptratiihen Sunoesreglerlln9 man
dies aopfserbrehen bereiten. gfph
lpeitere 9lrtitel nit ariesslteusrn be-
Iesen ober bic jeBisen gu erhObsn, 1T
onaeiidts Der bsrr1henoen Seueruns
ni@t rattan, sumal bic prdilosntenz
pobI ra1d ndher riidt. 6leidpisl.
peldes bic rlrinhen iino. bas 8plt
mirb itets ois Sdulo uuf bic am
Huoer befinoliden partei pdloen uno
bic Republitaner iperben niht ermanz
geln, bies srinolid gum Stlmmen=
fang aus3uniiben. Sdon iest 1lno
lie in oieier 8eaiebuns fleiBt9 an
Der 9lrbeit.
Gs bleibt Der Resieruns ieboh eiu
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-04-10
uno marum?

Der Sturm Ser Gntrii flung, BEL
Der orguniiierten Mrbeiterlhaft, bat
Der Stoatlegislatur bisbsr oen Weut
genommen, oas bon Der lebten 2ez
gislotur fir Die 8ersarbeiter be-
fdlofene ShubseieB gu peridled=
tern. Die 8eliber Der &oblentperte
iteben aber petter auf bem Strno=
punt. lie tDnnen ibre 9ruben muir
betreiben, ipenn iid bic Bergarbeiter
NIT AZ Gents fir Die 5onne unee=
iiebter &oble 5ufrieben seben. Die
8er9urbeiter beI!eben tpeiter ouf ibre
gefcrbertsn AT Gents, tei ipelder gez
aablung ibr 2obn aQein sleid Dem
friiberen @erbienit lit. Die Iusbeuter
Der 3oblenbergpersorbeiter laNen ib=
re Gruben ipeiter itiu liegen uno
5ebntauienbe baben feline Nrbeit, lie
unb ibre Samilie bungern. ginem
|eroben Seil Der 9epDIferung bes
Stoutss Obio miro oamit an siss=
men 2eibe ein InIhauungsunterriht
iiber bic 0eroerblihteit bes Yripatz
beiibes an ben SddBen oes 8obens,
Der groe, srteilt, tpie er oraitiIher
ni6t Iein t0nnts. giiht BLOB oie
aus9eiperrten 9lrbeiter, ihre syrauen
uno 3inber, auh piele Sauienoe on=
oerer Siirger bes Staates erleioen
burh Die Stilesuns Der &oblengru=
Zen unb Der 0eroienitlo1isteit Der
Nrbeiter sroben Sdooen. Syiisen fih
auh Ole Observation-Disclosures
Die Giienbnbnsn uitp. in ous 9or=
banOene, neil Elm ariee Der aupitaz
liiten segen Die Mrbeiter audi Der
9rieg bieisr 8apitaIiitsn lit, 10 1T
BEL ben 8eTBern pieler fleiner 9ez
ihdfts, pie Tie fir bic 8efriebieung
Ser 8ebiirfnil1s uno ben unterhult
Der Nrbeiter uno ibrer 5amilien snt=
ftonoen iinO, Elm lautes Wlurren be-
reits reht lebbnft pernehmbar.
Seoer 8ampf apiihsn aapitol
unb 9trbeit ihdbist oas gunse. 9ez
leQfduftsorsanil latipnen, Die fir oos
Wobl bes bon ibr umfuBten Bolts
san5sn perantlportli9 iinb, baben oaz
bsr nidt bios elm SntereHe. lie baben
Die pflidt oufiir tdti9 gu iein, iolhs
&onflitte 81 einem serehten9lbihlub
81 brinsen. Sn bem Irbeitstonflitt
oes Sbio aobleneebietes boben oes=
balb au6 @ertreter Der gunoesresiez
runa ginflub 81 nebmen perluht.
9eomte oes IrbeitsminiIteriums. Der
9lrbeitsminiiter ielbit traten an bic
&obleniunter beran, alles umionlt.
Sic baben es lih in ben &opf sez
leBt Die 9lrbeiter nieOer5uringen unb
iino entihlphsn oies gu tun uno
penn iie babel nod 10 srobe Ser
lutte babsn. Gins SuItitutiun. bic
9lominiltrotion oes Staates Sbiu,
sic in sr tier 2inie berufen lpGre, iih
INN bic 8eilesune bes aampfes gu
tiimmern, bot bisbsr rihts bergleiz
den setan.
SroB an oes Glenbss, ,ntsr oem
fie leioen, baben Die leit einem Sahr
ausgelperrten 8ergarbeiter pes Staas
tes Sbip bisber nod eine multerhafte
Sisaiplin bebalten. Eer1onen, Die
bon aepiiIer Seite seIfidt puroen
um Srubel gu MAIDEN, puroen i9nslz
items pieDer fortgebratt. Wsit Dem
Ipliseitniittel tpnnte Der Tater
Stdat bisbsr niht eingreifen uno 10