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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
RECORD FOREIGN TRADE
BALANCE FOR UNITED STATES
Total for Last Week Was About
S5O,OOO,OOO.

WASHINGTON, March l6-Tno foreign
trade balance of the United states for
the week ending last Saturday wac the
largest in the history of the country
being approximately &O,OO0O00.
This Is more than SlOOOOo1O Of the eN-
cess piled up n any previous week and,
II continued, will put all the beIligerents
under a debt of billions Of dollars 10 the
United States, according 10 an announce
ment by Secretary of Commerce Red
field, after the Cabinet meeting today,
Secretary Redheld also stated that 292'-
600 bales OF cotton We're exported during
the same week, and that the total num-
ber OF bales exported since the beginning
OF the war was more than 6u0G00
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
MORE COTTON CONSUMED
Census Bureau Report Shows Increase
i'm February.

VAsUlNGTuN. March lG a report .-aurI
UN the trnsUg Bureau TO-DAY shows cotton
exclusive Of lutcrs consumed during TrnrIsIN
4Gi. lGI TuuUUE bales Boo lul' .umuarcI with
establishments oU F'url aIy -. 'c54.HlG BOO Ie.
In iuI5 and i71@JGN u l"'I and On ntoI,u-
dent Warehouses. IUSutio oG'r- u lVla Hua
9alGGIt b l"lt.
Imports - Ig7 rpuila enl -uu. pound uslea 0n
1919 and gO.T7l Iu 1873. exports. |ur.uHlu-
Inters 1Ul 7Ul running la'es bon 1913 and
Isl ul8 u lTli- Cotton -UiuIles iire during
February, go TIG5Gl Zoo 1913 and 80 l5H $50 .u
iOI4
Iiulers roHsuweI during Fohwar 7,u5~
'neturur sr1lIisluruI-. ln- ian huies W 1913
and n5 U09 m lull. ana Co., lndcpouDcut wure-
1917. exported ~ Uo bales 100 lul-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
coINING CuBAN MONEY HERE

cold hars TO .he amount or @OoOoD are
,.,,,, ,yitbdrawn from the New York Assay
Saire by The National Bank Of cuba FOR ship
,,cnt 10 philadelphia. This consignment is
~. ,ra FIRST coinage for the Cuban Govern
,nopt which is 10 be executed az the Phila-
I,lphla Minr
Inc coin viii be ready I'm about two weeks,
There viii also be shipped AT the same time
t.,,.,r, about S2jOUOO IN silver coinage
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
COTTON

NEW YORK. March lG-Couou opened
firm. to S points higher, and advanced
within few minutes To a net gain of %
to r. points over last nights close. TIN"
excellent demand for contracts was made
ON am advance i'm Liverpool attributed to
buying by French and Russian interests
and better Manchester business, and on
the supplies on distribution reports which
showed "a much larger consumption In
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
MORE GOLD FROM CANADA

N-t-\y YORK, March lG.-Gold cola 10 the
N,,riint of S5S5. OOO from canada has been
Ger"sited al the subtryasury TINS makes q
uystsi nj $40 ass GOO gold received from Canada
uinSn January D. The total amount Of gold
itnpprts from am quarters s.nce the hrst OF
the year are S2i, Gi5uOO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Prosecutor for Somerset County, n. j.

TRENTON. y, j., March lG.-GOvernor
Fielder today named former Speaker Of
the House Azariah NJ. Beekman as
prosecutor Of Somerset County, succeed
ing Frederick A. Pope. a Republican.
Beekman has been acting - legislative
adviser of the present L.sEtslEtalss~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
TRADING QUIET IN LONDON
American Stocks Lower; Tone Cheer
full in Gilt-edge Issues.

LONDON. March 1G.--Dualins~ In sc'ariticS
on tho St0cN Exchange Wcro Vuieler TO-DAY .
Speculation IN mining and oil shares glarhrneI
The banks showed less Willingness 10 max, ad-
Nauurs AGAINST issues that were not ~ RGlcr
quality The tone of Elt-riEe i-sues and spc-
,Ialtcs was cheerful. Home rails wcr" hare"
Americans wuru lower.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
Enreirn Discount Rates
EOREIGN ENCHANGE

NEW YORK. March l6. The foreign OK
rhsnga market oTeued steady, with demand
S''''"7 Sterling, Francs MARKS Gul,ders
Gables rr...,,-t-. SUE grTA, So DO
Demand ,.-..--.i. i.o"'A "'-''t SIS 'J's
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
Local Syndicate After German Notes

Chandler Brothers 4 co. are forming
syndicate among leading banks and
trust companies TO make an Offer TO pur-
chase short-term German Treasury
notes,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, MATCH I6-Ihe metal
market was unchanged today. Lead.
4Oc.; lin hye-ton lots, 5ca53c.i TN, z5-ton
lots 50a SOC.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
SECURITIES AT AUCTION

, eae,.l o. TIE following sNeurifins we're sold
E n, ~ frecms7 & GO. today;
Pam Fire Ipsnr eie,'' - '''''-.'-'' Sel5 siS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16

BAR SILVER

NEN YORl March TO- Bar silver Is quoted
at 'I'"' MoNrNu dollars at 3Sa.e,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
BANK CLEARINGS

Bank clcarinEs today compare with CORE
snunGiuE day last two years
lIi. 1914 lll3 -
,,niI, Irlrria sgl 49,. tD7 S2GHiS2O 81. i1bt -
tr..-. .n. 20 99S "lS b2 utS 0~n ~. ts''. So
N.y yor, all ,92O.1TO $50 I65 llh "5h...r ""
ir.1g. - q. l2l. ~. fii44SlN iN.ii". 40
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
POULTRY

d sn1Iar 1GatatIr co.. do. fair to good. len
ln,s.. 90; current make, ijlaal6a: do, part
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
lI.3O A. VI. TO II VI.
l2 NJ. to 1890 p. N.


200 nhla Elcr.... g;l, 70 nguu1 ....... 52,a
= Pcnna .....-. '' - Flee Storage. lpig
40 dO..-,.. - T-l6
BJND-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-02
WENT TO THl BRINK
OF He'll TO SAVE HARRY

MALONE. My, Sept. 81
went to the brhk of hell to save
Harry Thaw frob the electric chair
and all | got Jas condemnation
from him and HI family. am now
happily rid of he whole Thaw
tribe"
Mrs. Evelyn Ne dsbit Thaw, wife Of
slayer OF STANFORD White. thus ex-
pressed joy at nd action OF the
Pittsburgher in bringing divorce
proceedings. when sseen at the sum
mer camp of JaA Clifford, her
dancing partner, t&lay.
NO matter whh terrible things
Harry says about rAe | shall submit
no defense. For To past few years
the Thaws have "a en the 'iinx' of
my life
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-02

retain the friendship pf the United
States
They emphasized H. fact tna,
Germany had only promised to re-
frain from attaching without
warning liners that not attempt
to escape or attack a. submarine
1t was pointed out that the United
States by accepting such ecnces-
sions virtually approts Won Tir-
PITTS proposition thatA non-eombat-
ants be placed adrift IN open boats
after the warming
The tenor Of the British press
comment was that Aurrica in her
eagerness for peace h;pl exaggerat-
ed the importance OF the conees-
sions offered by Germany.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-02
TERMS
OF GERMANY
THE KAISER ISS WILLING TO
DISCUSS PEActtoN CERTAIN
CONDITIONS.
FREEDOM pr SEAS


WASHINGTON. >e,u. =. Ger
mary wants peace on these terms;
Freedom OF the >ea% freedom for
Poland: world wide rtcogniiion of
the rights ot Jews.
The kai>cr's main porpo~e in the
'u,oniofandum' tilcj with the
state dspartment ye>ieslas was to
enlist american c,-o ocrasion i'm
ending sEc European war fhi~ iu-
formation wa> given oot todas b,
the German embassy - Washing
ton. Il j. mot official bar an,hori-
lasite.
tl,s state depaun.0t "spsrtS
srum t.ermant ne,sv detailed
statement than ua~ meetionesi la
tine sahieci 81 submarine warfare.
iite memorandum. !, aas ~siil. eas
regular aua e,uinensl, ~ i~fastof,.
this Informant ~aid
ir'ps ghs~ same -..msre alsa sssse
shc ssa,r,asns a. a. s.ersaaes'> at
tstuslt toward gsetsr ws~ Dis
tiasg "a as.agt~ sgs. DE stlt.s
s..alsi hase accomplished pesse
!. f..a t.rfsuans ~ssughs nssshine
sssi, iisss fsss'sinsn 20 fis~ $3.50
fltat fias. sitls~ IAN "a ght> stusv .s.-
fshss.h i.ssfe =, sgs~rlax g. t'sssi~h
tssssl.ssss. fes the tfs.ssiean a the ~*ss-
su.i silat ghr lev~ "a al sssnntrssss
~ stsssssiesi anesnisastSi and ~.
sisrnsi.le sssi.s~ - hnnsan aeinE~
Fli4f q ssaf tssssa nsa ahem tsef-
naan, ossmas.s~s snsl sisssss~s us.suaa-
esi hi9iAss anal hsxhs. sl.s allss~ s.sa
snsl ess.srf essnrss<s.sa~ fisaa slsssss
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-02
.sLAVs ESCAPE
ANOTHER TRAP
RUSSIAN ARMIES lNDER GEN-
ERAL IVANOFF EvACIATE
FORTRESS 9 Lvzk.
ARE FA[[||& BACK


PETRoGRAD. Fpt. BY
evaeuating the fort ess of LUX
General ivanons brmies have
escaped the latest trj set for them
BY the Austro-Germabs The evac-
uation was not onlyf accomplished
with scarcely any lo(s OF men and
guns. but the Russi1is are falling
back toward the Pbno fortress
and have taken ten Thousand pris-
0ners.
The austrian attenot to pierce
the Russian line Ia Voat region and
turn General Ivanon3 risat flank
and cut on the Russian army corps
operating IN Galicial has broken
down. Half mlilhm Austrians
ara nos engaged IN ~ attempt 10
sweep the Rnssians oef Of that ter
Fltory. bus an these enorts have
failed
n Is admitted lhass sthe complete
staeuaglan of Galiclas may b. nee.
rssary IN the faee Z the enems~
superiority Ia men ani shells That
ihe present resirvmrsf in the Strip
river rrnion IL nesne Accomplished
wsih seFy siishs lestss IL the am
uounremeag ct ths oHiessl state
ment Russian COULTER attacks On
fhe either hand rosttusi ia severe
az 4a... ....... - - -.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-02
CANvAskING RETURNS
oN THE AMENDMENTS.

AUsTlE. Tex, Sept 2-The
state eleNion board met today to
canvass teturns OF the special elec-
ton of Jhly "a. when the eonstitu-
tional AMENDMENTS were defeated.
The boarf consisted of the COVER
nor, atto&ey general and secretary
of state ! The interest in the cleo
tion wast so comparatively light
that probf fbiy not more than 15o,-
0o0 of 2N 600 qualified voters cast
ballots.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-02


outline above.
Con nuing the United Press in-
forma said the allies must answer
10 civoization not only for the in
ceptioI1 OF the war for each hour of
its conf fnuance.
IL v&ns reiterated that Germany
never wanted war and is and has hee-i
willing 3at any time since august z.
1914. Il make an honorable peace.
II wa pointed out that the finan-
cial cou itions confronting England.
Russia nd France have made this
time prdbitious for peace discussions.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-02
Fast swiml ing Expected.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2-The best
swimmers in thu section, including
Joseph Wheatley and Bud Goodwin
of the New York A. G., who were
second and third3hgainst Ludy Lam
ger of Los Angelk when he won the
national championship, are entered
in the one mile metropolitan cham
pionship contest fhis evening at
Coney Island
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-02
CALL rok NEW WAR
LOAN DESCRIPTIONS

BERLI1 Sept. 2-The ReIehs.
bank todat issued a formal call for
subseriptichs to Germany's third war
lean. Th$ newspapers at the came
time called attention 20 the advan-
tages offe&d 70 Investors and pre-
dicted the kame success for the new
loan that { he others met with.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-02
OUTER FONTS OF GROONO
FAl9 before GERMANS

BERLIN. sept 2.The outer
forts OF Grodno have fallen before
the Germans assault. The capture
Of the fortre4 is believed TO be
near. E
THE nortl1 German Landwehr
yesterday st4rmed fort num-
ber four. Capturing the garrison. .
said the offici& statement AT Ba-
den troops car kured other fortifica-
tions whereu on the Russians
evacuated the 4rtress."
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-02
SUP TklT Sank ARA4C
| HAS BEEN CAPTURED
rnAj IS THE STORY BROUGHT TO NEW FoRk BY
OFFICERS OF THE WHITE STAk
LINER ADRIATIC.
|THl CREW IS IN D[TlNTl0n
It Is Stated that the Submarine Was Capture BY Brit
Iish Warship and that the Grew Has MOI Been
Able to Communicate With the
German Government.

NV YORK. September 2.-The German submarine IN
sank he liner Arlbic captured sunk ny Hs
accorng story brought here today by office- of IN
liner xlriac who said in Liverpool
Eight the Ashic the report reached In
sbm had been captured said the Adrattc offcev wh(
be story circulated in shipping circIs'
powerful (s1
The admiralty is keeping the secret said the
pupGte showing up the German government The ain
heiievk that Germany will statement purportng
the commander giving for the attac
Then e admiralty will make public the fact that the subn
captG and has since bcen unable To communicate with
ernm@nt.''
c Adriatic officials agreed following receipt 81
GERMANY had accepted demands United Stat
vcr. have wind Of the report that thc
qnest had captured with the officers and
geste hasy decision accete to this conntr
offici&s said that the lumber OF submarines captured
ceeded popular belief.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-02
THE AMERICAN HrRAsAk<
PROFITS on HEAP M0SEY

LONDON. Sept. THE Ameri-
can embassy here h made clear
profit OF about $4,000 in the last
few months on SUM of money for
warded from WASH hgton because
of the discount rate of exchange, il
was learned here u lay.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-02
kY LOCOMOTIVE
dNLY SLIGHTLY HURT.

Denton Tex. sept s--J0se
Thurra. a exiean. had his peace
OF mind rueely disturbed by San
tn Fe loco1otiye this morning. He
was sitting ton the track when the
engine canj tearing along and
knocked hiid thirty feet. Only one
arm was 10 Rhtly scratched.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-02
Cnstd j House seized.

Washing ron. Sept. 2. - Two
companies American marines
TOOK possess n of the Petit G3az
custom hou3 in Haiti Wednesday.
Admiral Car Frton advised the navy
department day.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-02
WORK 5 RESUMED BY
WELSH COAL MINERS

CARDIFF. Sept g. Work was
resumed Today in ali the south
Wales cotl mines following the
ratiicatiot of the new agreement
entered 30 at London yesterday
by the mhers' delegates.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-02

judge Adtan Poole. who has been
visiting frieads in the city for the
past two ~ S. returned this after
noon 10 his tpme az III Paso.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-02

Miss Ad deie Culbertson. daughter
OF MIR. anE Mrs. J. (. Culbertson.
of Hamlin sTexas, was operated on
yesterday ftr appendicitis at the
Baptist sarliarium at Dallas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-02
MExICAAs ENCOUNTER
lPATR0l OF CAVALRY

BRDW>~k n.ir. fcNas. >eptem-
her .-fbitty armcsl Mcsicar~ er-
,ouns.rcsi a essaigs pstroi "a tliF'
tlic. rnad thk morning, two miles
west ~ here. They fied aud quickly
outsii~taness, tisf salaiet~. Reiniusse-
ns~ntS wete senf uat ffun isais Brown
on uotar .rurk&
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-02
,s~~ee{>~e.ee~~~s
WAR NEvk or ONE
EAR AGO TODAY

= Amiens nd the somme val .
' ley lost By Xthe Allies. Q
= La Fere enc OF outer forti- .
heations Paris. taken by .
= Germans. .
Three niilion Frenchmen .
= new said be under arms To Q
= defend RI is. .
= New trenehments being .
. built. q
- Peersburg announces .
' that The ustrians have lost .
y ioV,ooo tn In Gaiicia and .
= Russian Dland. All the de- .
y lenses but Lemberg have .
y been fakq IT is declared and .
= the city dcupied. The way is .
= said TO b open to Berlin and .
= Vienna. .
= Japane are closing in on .
= Kiao-choE .
. >>>~ - . >~>>>>>>>>
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-02
TROOPS ARE IN PURSUIT
Train Is Carrying United Statey Soldiers and
Id Citizens in Pursuit of MexicansE Planning
(venge for Death Of Or0zco More &exicans
Cross Border for Invasionk

EysyIILE September Mcxsc{ns arc b,rnino
Eees and aeEa their v,, q,
special train carrying United casary
citizens has pursuit raiders IL ,Ie,eaa ~, re
|reaehS BENT this K
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-02

ERp04. A Liverpool
girl, kked in the course of
minaiiqf to rame two fab
pnimal wrote: The Kai-
the esown Prince.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-02

/ COWBOYS MASSING TO REpEL INyAsltk
$50 2CowIoys go,
MeSicans the ,.
regarded significant eirculatiap
Nexicas planning revenge ing e Gen.
= 0rozco Monday eferoon by American possk
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-02
yoLLEys EXCHANGED WITH THE BANDhs

1 n
IN here exchanged
bew n who8et fire To rail-
Brownsville
tin& but injured.
which rushed the
brow oyie bridk with the wires
The bandits beffe
the &,names The bridge badly damaged by ,&e.
roo4o cavalry which proceeded
ene wse cut both sides
ri 4ack f3eno
| lbiiers a posse trailing aaiders
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-29

Inns Iisgt cine oeutias, tp16sntli9
8tpeimdI eri6etnenoe 3situng aus
8angtOt Dor, = 70 i9retben bic Mlits
teilungen bes 8ereins fir Das
Deuti4tum i'm 4uslnno bic in
ungemein friIder, erfreuli6er DeiIe
in isner BON ben GngI1nbern mos
IiAit abgeidnitteneu OflIi6en gFerns
Dos 0eutfdtum bertritt. Gebr 6euts
lid piro bic observation-disclosures 0iss
Ter .llml6au", absr aud bic Gdtpies
rieteit ibrsr Gage btIeu6tet 6urd
cine 8rieftuftenfrase in sinem i6rsr
eriten 5efts. Dn beibt ss: ,Was lit
Jhre perIonlihe Meinunq ii6er Die
@Htitebung unb ben 3ped beifoIoens
Der Qoti5 in biefisen 9IGttern Gin
enslifaer Sprahe: @inige MttoIies
Der Der beutIden Gemeinbe Ididen
nit Der g6tOnia4 8riefs, in Der SOTfs
nung, ouB oiefe ii9tr ibren geitins
mungsort iibsr &openhagen errethsn
tperoen. 4ntporten erbeten an BIZ
aeoattion.4 Die tnappea un6 naren
MittsiIunsen iiber ben 5ortgana bes
beutIden HriegeS Iinb offenbar BEL
Der Our4 iolde freunolihen Winte
Derms6rten MohIdmtsit Der gna.
ldnber fir Den broben Better Der
3eitidrift ni9t lei6t at bef6nffsn.
Sn Der Hummer BON n. sFebruor
fiinoist er Elm fir bic 3uIt1nDe, uus
ter bener er arbeitst, febr bessihnens
bes unb niibli94 nnternebmen an:
Bon 3sit 81 3eit sslinst "a bod"
fAreibt er. BEN sinen oosr dnbern
Bud, Dem 5ongneB oss britifhsn
Seniors gu enti9liipfen; es oelanoen
Sdriften in unferen 8eiiB, DIE fir
ieben BON ms bon grDBtem SntereTe
fino. 0n Elm MaKsnbauq oisIsr
Shriftsn beute ausgeidloFen 1T, 70
beabii9tigsn mir, oFeieIbeH nafaus
orudeH unb In %eefduigsr Qustattunc
gu biaigem preiie ab5uaeben." Die
4uspabl oer 5umeiIt in snoIiIhsr
@pro6s absefaBten Bidder unb ;EIios
fdriften 1T DOr5iigIi9, bag ll%nterusRs
men idsint Bonn aud gu esbsihen.
SO 1T cine redte grquiduna, 10 bfsl
unbefissIi6 frii6sn GIaubeH an bic
oeuti6e ardft unb 3utunFt unter 10
9lpisrisen @erb0ItniTen am on0trsn
eHOs Der melt am @srts 5u fehen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-29
Gle eebrnsmittefnot IN auRlanS.

Ind Der pstsrsbrrgsr 3eitung
pRustOje Slopo" iinO bic eff norbs
Ii9sn @Oubernements b~ollGtdnbig
BON @etrsios entbIObt. amtli6 lift
mitgeteilt porben, DaB fir bic 9ee'
resbtoiirfntTt nunmsbr ~geniigenbe
Wlengen requiriert fporben linb, 70
bab bic nod borbanpensn gorrdte
nugmehr fit bic 3iptlbtbOlterung
freigsgebtn nerben. Die @ouDerne
msntsftdbte SbtHa unb Qifdnts
R~opgorob iinb glei6faas 10 bon
asbensmitteln entblTbt, baB fi6
aOmitees our Regelung BET 3us
fubr an iol6sn gebiIbet 9nbsr, Sic
finb on bic Regierung nit Der Bite
nm @eipdbrung bet trfDrberIihen
MnSabl 8iternagen berongetreteH.
SIN Commencement @itro6on 1T tein
6ola bprhnnbsn, neil burn ben
berri6snbsn ar6eitermonad 5cl3
nidt bsranssfl0Bt iperbsH fam.
4ud in Der @tobt WOIogO0 bsItebt
glsi9fals D6ligsr MnngsI an 5ol5;
e III bort psrfu4t fpOrben, ben Be-
trieb Der ftdbtiT1en 8sris NIT Sorf
feueruns aufrehtausrbaltsn.
Rad Der D9aonoie Mrsmia" Fnb
aus Der 8tRune aOpno idmtli1e
Suoen, Sipm5igtauIenO Maun -
ausgswisisn luDrosn. 9isle 9otfns
DE BAT in ruiIfden arsiIsn groBes
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