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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08

rood viii 70 an mankind I viii ten
YOU that we don't claim 10 raise the
dead or perform any miracles. we
don't make new mnes for people or
animals. We don't do any impossible
thiasa. We are just an ordinary man
without the forkod tail. horns or
eleven hoofs some think We have, me
our homo isn't on the banks OF the
styx. We are here on earth ana IN
the vicinity 81 A~lbnquereue. where We
expect to stay for q time and. where
u permitted. our business VIII be to
IN TO relieve as many poor sick ais
Outraged people as possible.
1 will say .,eighbors wiley. David
son and an whip wish TO know any
thing OF our treatment may cah on
ma. III those who we began treatins
ahcn Doctor I. c. Read was with as
1 am very sorry 20 say that We are
unable TO give you the full treatment
that you should have until he returns
or some other competent doctor u
secured to lake his place. Conse-
quently what little gain these patients
are makinE IL very slow q not sat
~isfactory 10 me.
No man or woman who has lost a
hand or a leg or an rye. a lung or a
part Of a lung or any organ or part
of the body can ever expect 20 become
absolutely sound: Il r. simply impos-
slble. Yet they may be healed and
enjoy life for years TO come.
WEBSTER says that the word cure
means a remedy. a healing. TO restore
70 health. TO heal. but the medical
fraternity objects to the word. Con-
s~equently We have abandoned It's use.
Technically there IL no such thing as
a cure; one recover and another
treated by the same remedies dies.
Az TO the threat in the Herald OF
the Well Country" TO publish the for
mulas used by Us. they win have 10
be good mind-readers and see me
personally before they are able to get
them az all. while the plaster II a
part OF our treatment " lacks "A whole
OF being the whole thing.
And now TO those who are COM
fortahiy located in any OF the several
snnitoriums or under the charge or
any o. the doctors Of Albuquerque or
any other city In New Mexico; Don't
change and ZONE TO as, for We might
not be able to do any more FOR o
Is being done and perhaps not
as much-our treatment is different
our methods are different. neither
might be az benehcial 70 YOU as nat
which you have been receiving where
you are.
We don't denounce any mans
methods or condemn any treatment
while we MAY differ with YOU ON some
points. yet that Is not positive eFi-
dence that you are a fake and are
only doing business for what there u
in IL in the way Of dollars-yet they
are necessary in this land Of ours.
Almighty Dollar thy shining lace be-
speaks thy wondr1us power.
Make my pocket thy resting place; |
need the every hour.
To the doctors and proprietors OF
the general sanitariums In Alpupuet
que and other cities in New Mexico
and other states. To the medical pro-
fession In general aad TO all who are
Interested In this WORK, We extend an
invitation To call on US. We'd rather
get better acquainted and instead OF
conddmning each other, cNehanse
views and see 10 We can't do more
good Co suffering humanity that way.
Yours truly,
y. n. READ.
.1h..t.r,tta y n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08
GRANDMAUSED SAGE
TEA TO DARKEN HAIR
She Mixed sulphur With u Ia re-
store color, GLOSS. ~Thicknc-s.

Common garden sage brcwcd into a
heavy ten with sulphur and alcohol
added. viii turn gray. sttcnkcd and
faded hair beautifully dark ana lux
uriant, remove every Bit of |dludrurr.
stop scalp itching and falling hair.
Just a few applications viii prove "a
rev elntion II YOU hair b. fading,
gray. 1t dry, rcraggly and thin. Mix
iuE the Sage Tea and sulphur recipe
at home, though. b. troublesome IN
easter 'yny Is to set the rcndy-to-use
tonic, ,osting about so ceuts a large
bottle. ~ drug stores. known us IVY
cth's Sage q sulphur Hair Rem
udy. thus avoiding "a lot OF muss.
While wispy. gray. faded hair b.
not sinful we on desire 10 retain nnr
youthful appearance and attractive
ness Hy dutkcuing your hair with
Wyeth's sage and sulphur uo ua"
can tell. because 10 does % so uatur-
ally, So evenly You iust dumpeu %
sponge or soft brush with i and draw
this through your hHir taking one
small strand az q time. hy murrins
an gray hairs have disappeared and
after another Application OF two your
hair becomes beautifully dark. glossy
soft and luNuriaut.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08
COLOC|
~ b. she ~
- Second riddle.

- ENATOR RARTH has returned
triumphant 60 his a I'm the
~ state senate a. Santa Re from the
cattiemcn's convention, wearing ON
his breast the Iron CrosA
o.
THIS NOTABLE distinction was
conferred upon the senator, Il Is re-
ported. for his COURAGEOUS conduct IN
action. when. the necessity arising, he
boldly Hung the strungest bull among
all those assembled.
o.
THOSE WHO may fail t. UNDER
stand the full extent OF this distinc-
lion can be enlightened upon address
sing senator Jim Hinklc.
O.
or COURSE q little matter like the
hours recorded In the house journal
cannot be permitted to place any pro-
hibi,ion upon a course which public
policy dictates.
o
~ ALL the boys in the senate Re-
publican caucus could vote, there
would be a two-thirds majority FOR
the lax bills. an right
D
VOTING In open session u about
the only part OF the work the lobby
does not attend to personally.
o.
BUT you CAN'T expect a few men
to do everything.
WHEN FINALLY freed by the close
trailing submission LOBBY. the anti
submission lobby took the the timber.
and the boys. left suspended Ia the
branches, voted 40.
D
IT'S A SHAME to duck the record
for nfty-four days and then get stuck
on the nfty-nfth-with but ave days
between one and a dignihed 'attitude
OF complete reticence.
d
HAS ANY ONE HERE ever noticed
how little work there seems Co be for
the lobby. when legislation In ochalf
OF the tax payers Is being proposed
FOR passage?
-FOUR MORE DAYS aud the pro-
gram OF constructive lcsislation
Will Nt tVsili'NNs
o
THE DEVIL OF o. h. that We, the
people. are going 70 have TO live In
the place for az least two years.
D.
1T HAS 40 FLOOR, the roof leaks,
and there are no eating arrangements.
otherwise It's a fairly fine structure
%
AFTER ALL there ARE worse
laws than the county salary law.
.
you BOYS who ave been hguring
ON buying the VIE a limousine with
the money saved under thc new tax
alton laws. viii have TO remain con
tent with giving her trolley tickets.
.
THAT Is. most Of you. 4 few of
the boys know hOW 10 Work IL.
o
OH, WELL. the common peopl'
would DE unhappy n they were moi
d1wn-troddcn.
FANCY a MAN with a house ano
lot who didn't have u kick on IN
taXesg
THERE WOULD BE no living viii
him. lie might want To- run for oiice
WHEN YoU GET right down t'
| brass tacks. it's the man Who wa
| fooled by the Republican promise wh'
] o. a. LILHAA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08
The Treatment of
influenza ria Grippe

II Is quito refreshing these days 20 read OF
n clearly DEFINED treatment for Influenza or
In Grippe. In an article IN the lancet
Clinic" DIR. James Bell, Of New York city,
says lie n convinced that too much mtdica-
ton ID both unnecessary and inlurious.
When called 10 a case OF In grippe, the
patient is usually seen Whun the lever -
present, as the chill which occasionally
ushers In the disease, nns generally passed
be opened freely with salts, "Actoids' or
citrate 81 magnesin. For the nigh lever
severe headache, pain aud general soreness,
one A%nti-knmuia Tablet every three hour.s
hi g utckiy followed by complete relief
ASK for AK Tablets. They are also uneN-
selied fOr headache, Geurnlgih and All pains.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08
Estate Capital bureau
tof Evening Herald
(0l dc Nnrgna Hotel.

Santa Fe, n. a., March S.-Raiph
G.. Ely, chairman OF the Republican
state committee, has sent To- the Las
Vegas Optic the following letter. re-
plying Ia IA sotacvhat severe editorial
criticism by the Optic of Mr.. Ely's
course In stating for publication his
opinions with regard to LEGISLATION
pending before the present session OF
the assembly. and the responsibility
OF the Republican party In connection
herewith;
santa Fe. March 8. 1915.
Editor OF the Optic.
Las Vegas, n. NJ.
My Dear Mr.. Padgett;
I notice that in a recent issue OF
the Optic you refer to the publicity
given my position regarding the rela-
ton Of the Republican party plat
form to the program OF the present
legislature aud take occasion 20 ques-
uon the motives which actuntc the
same. I feel that the political con
ditions Of the state make II desirable
that these motives be set forth frank
Iiy.
The election wa won In 1914 upon
the HlutlnlM AunlAtu ny Ahf HA"NN
convention. The campaign was con-
Quoted ~squarsiy upon issues and our
promises were reiterated hercvef
We had an opportunity 90 do 80. II
early became evident TO me that
there was q decided opposition 10
making these prumises good; and J
felt, and stil feel. that such miscar-
rage, if directly ~chargeable Co the
party as "a whole. will inevitably re-
suit In our defeat in 1916. This VIII
be a calamity.
The act Of the matter IL that the
legislature Is made up of an unusual
ly faithful and reliable set Of men but
the vast majority OF them are with
out much experience In this line OF
business. u is perfectly natural that
In undertaking the new work of FOR
mulating legislation they should most
readily look for advice Co those who
have been most prominent IN the af-
fairs our state for many years. san
Nj uel county has furnished u large
quota Of these men Of influence who
are really responsible Tor the acts Of
the legislature, and I have given pun
LEFTY Go its proceedings through the
| columns OF any newspaper which has
been open to me. because ] want the
people OF New Mexico 20 Understand
that the Republican party. as a party,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08
CATTLE BOARD ASKS
MORE EFFECTIVE
QUARANTINE
Present Law of Quarantine APP
plies Only to Cattle; Sheep
May Come at Will; Will Be
Amended.
Estate Capital bureau
(of Evening Herald.
(5I DE Vargas Hotel

Santa Fc. y. NJ, March s.-Th'
.,cN Mexico cattle sanitary board
which has become DISTINGUISHED dur
ing this session OF the Legislature
thrOugh It's demand Tor legislation
which will permit Il 90 reduce the tax
levy on Clttlemrn-thc only time such
a demand has ever been made by "a
state board-sceks e. amend the New
Mexico law Of quarantine, 10 give
greater protection Co the great I've
stock Industry Of the state. AZ the
law stands at present the only quar-
antine which may be legally enforced.
b. that against cattle. There b. no
law to permit the cattle board to
quarantine against horses, hogs or
sheep. and the danger Of range IN
lection trum these Is fully as great
az from importation of diseased cnt-
tie. Also the state may not quarah-
tine against incoming shipments OF
hay and feed from Infected districts
while Ncw Mexico hay producers are
suffering Just now because ~ the gen
craI quarantine against foreign nay
which Texas has declared.
Captain charles l.. Ballard. chair
man Of the state cattle board ana
Thomas j.. Liuwood, secretary are
here today In behalf Of u bill which
has been introduced In the house, %
extend quarantine powers of the board
Of sheep, horses, hogs. hay and in fact
all possible sources of the live stock
Infection. There IS no apparent oppo-
sitIon 10 the bill and 70 probably viii
be passed. \ bin also Is pending.
out he accommodations Of the board
I'm Its last report 10 the governor, io'
yorlng an effective law tor h con-
troll Of disease among swine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08
Mr.. Read Replies to Articles
in Herald of Well Country
Editor Evening Herald. o..
Albuuueroue. y. NJ.

Albuquerque, y. N.
There has been so much said ana
80 much printed In the Herald o. the
Well Country about our claims for
the treatment Of tuberculosis that 1
think IL only fair that I should make
some statement for the benefit OF
those Interested.
There have zen made q great many
statements, all second handed. none.
Of them from me or made Dy me. We
have made a discovery far in advance
% tho medical profession OF today
aud the day will surely come ana
come soon, when the medical men
viii have to take another bitter pin
as they have had 90 do many times
before.
In 1877, whe Prof. Kleefse sue
ceeded In making the nrst culture OF
3ubetcular germs. the profession had
all kinds OF spasms and some mem
bers even had hts. He was denounc-
ed as a fraud, a fakir ana every XIX
! OF an epithet that could be found ia
the English language Cand some for
eiEn languages also) was applied 10
him because he could not show his
discovery with the microscope. But
ten years later when Koch discovered
the process Of staining the germs red
ana the held around them blue, the
germs were revealed to the eye. Then
the profession took their medicine
Many tool II with a WY face but since
they have learned 70 like u.
within my recollection the doctor
who would stoop TO the use Of the
~hypodcrmic needle was denounced =
a fraud and fakir and all manner OF
future punishment was prophesied for
him. How 10 Il toduyg The doctor
an there be one left on earh today
who does not use this treatment n
his practice) Is 30 far behind the
times that he " not considered at All
In the light OF the almost unne-
lieyable discoveries In the sciences
II many OF which the general pun
he refused 20 believe until Ions az
J ter they were facts, Is II 10 remark-
able that a layman, an unknown per
son, should discover a successful
treatment for tubercuiosisl Necessity
IL the mother Of invention and was
forced 10 this discovery To save ms
wife from the dreaded disease.
u Now with malice toward none and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08
NOMINATEs
STATE A MEMBERS
Estate Capital Bureau
(of Evening Herald.
(5I DE Vargas Hotel.

santa Pc. y. NJ. March S-ioV-
crnor Mcdonald this morning sent 20
the senate the following nominh-
lions, which were referred 90 the
committee on executive communica-
tions.
For members Of the state hoard OF
water commissioners; H.. r. Studlcy'
Of Colfax county, Manuel Abrcu, of
Guadalupe county; Scott Ettcr, Of
Eddy county.
To be a member Of the iusune usy-
lam board: Bernard Appel. of Las
Vegas.
To be members 81 the state board
OF o%mhnlmers. clark Dnlcy. OF Ros-
we'll. Harry -. strong, of Albuquer-
que. G. A. Rising. Of santa re.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08

FANCY A MAN with a house an'
lot who didn't have a kick on HI
taNesy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08

sentiment Of the people Of New Mex
|ico upon taxation lcElrlaslon. dcslred
ana proposed. and We are IN a posi-
tlon 10 state as q fact that the people
of this state. regardless OF party. will
approve the course of any man who
stands 10 the end against vicious tax
alton and rcvenue legislation. even
1t the risk Of failure u all iceiala-
ton on that subject. n that cnorts
TO shift the blame for the situation
Now existing q, santa Fc will fail ut
leriy. ~ Il deserves 10 fail
The people Of New Mexico are an
|Erlly alive 20 and aware Of the fol-
towing facts:
THAT through the schemes OF four
or five powerful men discussion Of
|taxatlon legislation IN this legislature.
by deliberate design. was showed
back TO the closing hours Of the sos
|sion. when there would De no time
either for deliberative consideration
or 10 hear from tho people.
That DISCUSSION OF the county sal
airy legislation and lie settlement
were complicated and prolonged de-
~nberalely for the purpose Of delay
ing discussion OF taxation measures.
That the attacks upon the execn-
tive we're deliberately fcstered for the
purpose OF keeping the minds OF the
Legislators and the people away from
consideration OF taxation legislation.
That the two main taxation meas
ures now pending In the senate were
carried to Santa Fe az the beginning
or the session. with the whole plan
Of enactment mapped out and the
scheme OF legislation complete.
That desperate effort and all the
power Of the steam roller were nee
essary 20 force these two bills
through the lower house.
That that effort was made success
fully by the four or five powerful
referred to above. the hackers
o. this legislation in behalf Of tax
dodgers: bu only after q struggle
many times more difficult than
would have been required by these
men TO put through a taxation
program which would have fulfilled
the campaign promises OF the fie-
publican party.
That these Jour or fiv men worked
IN direct touch with. II not in actual
session with. the house caucus, when
these bills were forced through Il.
That these men worked directly in
the enate Republican u when
Il wa bound to support these bills.
The facts stated Immediately above
are known, understood and openly
discussed by everyone In and around
the legislature. even To the capitol
sweepers. II would be an astounding
tmng n an Intelligent people aid not
know them. Knowing them, Il would
be even more astounding II tho people
did not resent the subsection Of their
representative 20 the will Of the in
~fiuences which have framed n die
tatcd this proposed legislation; and
% would be utterly beyond reason TO
suppose that our people will fail 20
hold accountable the men who arc
directly and individually responsible
for this program: or to punish the
legislators and the political party
which they represent for the mental
and moral s~pinelessness which has
yielded TO tho demands Of men whose
program OF TAXATION properly should
be entitled. IAN act creating a tax
dodgcre' commission" and AN act
for the exemption Of mining property
from taxation"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08

THERE WOULD BE no living with
him. lie might want To- run for Office.
o
WHEN YOU GET right down to
brass lacks. it's the nan who wac
fooled by the Republican promise who
Is really 20 blame.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-08

Washington. March S,-Tho comp
troller OF the currency today issued a
call for the condition Of an national
banks at the close ~ business Thurs
day. March 4.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-09

&nfen griteben cine Nies
berlage in Der Sus
fOwina 81.
Eeit nmg. Srnppen iinb bis Simpo-
lung pprseornngen.
5ransoien seiteben0lieerfOlse IN Den
glrsunnen
Gin Der @arifaner syront tit es et'
mas rnbiser seiuOrSen.
9agegem finS &Gmpfe IN Sitprenecn
nmb &arpatben bitiser.
;sransuien mcloen Sernnterbulnng
zines Ssntiden islnsSemses
Srennenoe WiaidIine mel aber IN
Oentifem 9inien nieber.
9nmnmitglieber oentid)er glbfnnft
nnb Die Earteien
Sn feline Yartci nnfsenommen, nbcr
yHeoeredt baben iie"
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-09
SOu SienitmdOdtu rr=
i9ofen.
Anseiebemer Sorontuer fanb bel
Seimfebr iabes Gube.
Mabden bebanptet, feline Gbre bpr
linn geifiitt su babeu.

Sorontp, Ont, 9. Sch. Char
les gl. Weaiiep, Waitglieo elmer Der on'
geiebenlten Sanlilien bon Soronto,
muroe geitern bon Der 18 Sabre al
ten Carrie 0abies, elmer 9ienitnae6
in ieinenl Sauie, eri6oiien, als er
nad) Sultie fam. 9ns W1bden lit
berbaftet lunb bebaiiptet, Tie babe Die
Sat gum S6use ibrer @bre begon-
gen. 6rau Maiiep, er5oblte oas
W1Goderl, iei 81 einem 8eiud nod
geeip gorf eefabren ltn6 Maiiep babe,
oils er Sonntag abeno gum erlten
Wtal nit SRI. 9apies allein 5libaulc
NOR, ii6 gegen tic in ungeboriger
@eiie betrneen.
sd fiirdtete Mid bor ibm" iagte
bas NtGoden nod Der Serbaftrne
inter Sr1nen, riitlo na6 ben Tor-
fGaen Der geitrigen Na6t mar i'd
ertidIoIien, ibn mir ni4t Dieoer no.
her fon1nen au laiien. SD nabm Den
NepoIper, Inn mid 5u beihusen, naS
bonn eri6ob ih ibn".
@s mar Waiiep's eigene @affe,
Die bos NeGo6en beiliiste. SRI. 9o
pies fam crit Dor 5tpei s5abren ous
Gnglano ber.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-09
Viftpmlber int Selib
DOtt WfOrS.
Ser staubal int Seut-
fden Sbb SelDwss
@einl.
Grbnmiermng Der 9etdjen bon bret
Spferu seplant.
SeridJt iiber 8eiitessnitamo bes se.,
itanoigeu @1rters erfpartef.
Snmses Ntabden fibrte SlItfTdjt
iiber Wenisin-3i 3immer.

gonfers 81. g., 9. Sebr. 9ie
llnteriuhuns Der @eihi6te Sreb
Wors', baB er ahtSniaiien oes9eiit.
ihen S0o SeIlops' !Seim, no er ols
gSGrter angeItellt mar, getotet b1tte,
fon5entrierte iid] beiIte oui genrii-
bingen, 0as porbanoene 9elpeismo-
terial 10 81 6efrdftieen, OaB Die @r-
bunierine Der 2eihen BON breien
Der angeblihen Spfer aerehtfertigt
pdre. Sieie Grei mill Wfors pergif.
tet ba6en, ebe 6as 9eim BON Union.
port bierber perlegt tpiiroe, aber Die
9eborOen ioeten, tie poIlten auf
8rlino oes bisberigen 8etpetsmate.
rials ri6t borgeben, tpenn es nidt
mod bur1 anoere gluslagen urtter.
itiist lit.
Die anberen fii1lf Opfer tpuroen
lnut Mors nit !6ilfe zines georfo.
tifiinls getotet uflb cine Grbunlie-
rl,ng ibrer 2eihen mare pertIos.
Or. @. 90. Gregory bonn Seaeulc
SoipitaI, SEEM Dorf, ipoielbit iest
Wfors sur Briifiiite ieines @eiites5u-
Itanoes feitgebnIten miro, biirfte belt
te ieinen @efiinb befonntgeben.
@eitern pur6en bier Ssnioifen oes
Seimeg iiber BEN Sob sipeier Der on.
gebli6en Spfer aiisgefragt, Die beibe
NIT tSilfe bon 4etber eetotet tuoroen
iein iollen
Gin GuIner, oas nlon rrtter 0em
@ffeften Mors' faitb, lit Iout benz
9eridt zines @bemifers, Der es
analpiiert batte, Elm toblitbes @ift.
Sderiff 8eiiinoonser BON @eft
Gbeiter County, CAB befnrutt, er
b6tte erfabren, bab patierten in
Dem Seim bGufig grobe 9oien elmer
Oroeue erbieIten, bic ben COB ben
uria6en mag, penn tie iib in eerlii-
genoer Menee i'm menihli6en Sp-
item nnbGuft. Cine Snipeftion bes
Meoi5inerjintmers ergab Iaut Be-
bouptitns bes Sderiffs, oaB gifte
in SemieIben Sad nit barInIofen
Meoi5inen seboIten spuroen Die
fes 3inmer itartb urter aifitdt
eines IA Sabre aIten Mab9ens.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-09
Detroit, Diemftas Den 8. Sebruar 1915.

tionolit1t. 9ie ltngarn i9einen biz
gum @noe 0es arieges alisbalten al
poIlen, ober rlinldnii6e ,ino italieni.
i9e Solbaten iiro bGuiige lleberl6u-
fer" (9elogen mie telegrapbiert,
ipiiroe 9ismarf oa5u iagen. 9lnm.
.. @.)
Trofeiior IareS erflGrt, oaB Die
Sideden Die Hiiien als 9riioer be.
tradten uno baB Die 9hiiien in Bob
men peroen iebr freunoIid beban-
belt tperoen. (grIt aber miiiien iie
in gobmen iein. 9(nm. .. R.)
Bon ben riiiiiihen9n3aretten ipre-
denb, iagt Der Yrofeiior, Die per-
punoeten rliiiiiten Solbaten ertpar.
ten oen Zoo in fataliitii6er 9lrt. Sic
iprehen pom Sobe tpie BON elmer
&eiie nod glmerifa, Dem itnentoedten
9anoe.
9etroerao, 9. 6ebr. lleber
2onoon. Seit oem 8. slusuit on
melhem Gage iie oieariegserfIdrung
an Ieuti6lano gebiligt bot, bieIt Die
rliliii6e luma bette lire erite
Sieiing ab. Gs lit ni6t unipabr.
ideinIid, baB oie SeiI>n eefenn-
5ei6net iein miro Ourh @reignilie
bon geoeutllng in Ser 8ei6id)te Der
@nttpidlung Der riiiiiiden politii6en
Snltiti,tionen, berporgeriifen ourf
Die in SoIge Oes &rieges gednoer.
len 9e5iebungen amiiden Dem 8oIf
uno Ser &eeieriing.
Ter neue @eilt in Der Inmo 5eig-
te iid iofert bursb Sie grbebilng ppu
6oroeruugen inbe5ug auf groBere
He6te bes @olfes unb bic glbid)af'
fling poIitiider uno relieioIer Dis.
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ten elmer Wiittelpartei sipiihen Der
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ten. muroc ben GiimamitgIieberr
bcittider Ibitanmling nidt ent3o'
gen. (llno 6a fpreden Die ruIiii6er
9eboroen pom slbifafiung politii6ei
uno reIigioier 9isfrinlinationen
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sc beite nadnlittag fniteeteilt: ar
einem Yunfte 5tpiiden oerglisne uni
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2inien tieoer.