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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06
SUIT
IS SETTLED

Former Judge James o. Murfn, at
torney for the Chicago architects.
Won Hoist q Fyfe. In their suit for
damages against Henry Ford. in con-
nection with his dismissal OF them
on the ground that they were not
getting anywhere" with his resi-.
dence In Dearborn. said, Wednes-
day, that q settlement had been ef-
fected.
The case has been settled on a
basis satisfactory to everybody" he
said. THE terms might make a
good story. but am bound by the
settlement itself not 20 disclose
them"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06
CROOK HAS
LOOT OF ;
BuRGLAR|ES
Dinner Pail Joe" Is
Arrested While Sell
ing Plumber
RECALLS SOME OF
HIS BOLD THEFTS
ROhnert Jewels Among
Those Recovered
Wednesday

Joseph Bieas. known 70 the po-
lice as Dinner Pail Joe. daylight
burglar, who was arrested Wednes-
day while trying to dispose Of
quantity OF stolen jewelry. Is con-
nected with three recent burglaries
through plumber found in his posses
sion and In his room.
A wish-bone pin. set with dia-
monds, and golf pin set with a
pearl. have been identified as part
of the $1,000 plumber from the re-
cent burglary Of the Rohnert resi-
dence on Jefierson-ave. A watch
has been identified as part OF the
plumber from a Chicago boulevard
home.
A gold knife. several stick pins, a
brooch and other jewelry that Bieas
was trying to sell when arrested
were stolen from the rooming house
OF Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell, No. 1876
Charlotte-ave., and belonged TO diff
ferent roomers. The stun was sto-
len at IL o'clock in the morning and
Bieas was arrested at 1880.
About 10 years ago Bieas won his
title OF dinner pail burglar when
he boldly robbed many Detroit res
licences, securing fully $4,000 worth
of plumber. He served two and one
half years for one OF the Jobs. His
method was to dress as a working
man and carry a dinner pail on his
arm, and II noticed prowling around
houses. ne would declare that he
was looking for house where he
was going to work.
Detective Plies. who arrested him
at that time. tells OF one clever piece
of work by Bieas.
He paid an organ grinder so cents
TO play for a half-hour in front OF a
certain house.
Neighbors wondered AT the long
serenade, but while the music filed
the air, Bieas was taking his time
ransacking the house. any noise that
he might make being drowned out
in the notes from the hand organ.
On another occasion. Bieas watch
ed the mourners leave a certain
house where funeral was being
held. He entered Immediately after
and was busily piling up chairs and
rearranging furniture when servants
came into the parlor. He said he
was an undertaker's assistant
From the parlor he made his way
upstairs and calmly helped himself
70 all OF the jewelry left In dresser
drawers by tho members OF the fam.
lly wien they donned their mourning
Za-b
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06
TRAVEL COUPON
CONCERN STILL
DOING BUSINESS

1.-The Universal Travel coupon Co.
referred to in news items published
in Detroit newspapers relative to the
dissolution OF the corporation. is no
way connected with tha' Universal
Transportation Co. when. through
merchants In Michigan, IL giving
travel tickets to cash customers"
says II. F. James. president OF the
latter concern.
The Universal Travel Coupon Co..
contrary TO published statements,
has not been given wide publicity
In the advertising columns Of the
local newspapers. but advertise
ments setting forth the policy and
plans OF the Universal Transports.
ton Co. have been published IN
practically all the weekly and daily
papers in this city.
THE Universal Transportation Co.
is organized upon strong financial
foundation. having for its officers
and directors some OF the leading
business men In Detroit. The COM
pany's affairs are In excellent con.
diiion and prominent merchants In
all lines OF business are at the pres
ent time giving travel tickets to
their cash customers.
Under the plan OF the Universal
transportation Co. there is deposit
cd In one OF Detroit's largest banks
a sum sufficient to redeem all tick
cts purchased OF the company by
merchants which are given to their
customers. In this manner there is
never any question as to the redemp-
ton OF the travel tickets when they
are presented by persons who desire
to take lake, railroad or street car
trips. Upon presentation Of the
travel tickets at the ofhces OF the
Universal Transportation Co.. trans
portation upon any steamship. rail
road or street car lines will be ex.
changed for the number of miles
specified upon the travel tickets"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06
SUMMON POLICE
BEFORE DOCTORS
BEGIN OPERATION

Physicians In Grace hospital mott.
fed the police. Thursday. that be
fore performing a needed operation
on Mrs. Mary Joseph. OF No. 1901
Townsend-ave.. they wanted the po-
lice TO investigate the case. and DE.
tectives Plies and Grossman were
sent u the hospital.
Hospital authorities were OF tho
opinion that All Heal opera ion
might have been perform ed. hut tho
detectives reported tina, The woman
had not been attended by a physi.
clan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06
Grain and Provisions.

DETROIT. Aug 5.-Close: Better
weather gave wheat an easy tone i'm
mediately after the opening. Liver-
pool was strong and higher. but the
American markets AVE this no at
tention.
Minneapolis is calm under the men
ace OF black rust. There is always
more or less rust talk and II does
not amount 10 anything once In ten
years. IL is possible that this is one
OF the bad ones. but the damage has
not yet been done and until there IL
something more definite there Is no
use In giving way 10 excitement ke-
ports on Thursday were not quite so
had as those OF the day before and
good weather might prevent rur-
Their spread OF the trouble. Bearish-
ness came from a let-up In rain ana
the coming OF higher temperatures
This is just what Is wanted for both
winter and spring wheat. but II Will
take a few days before the benent
will show Fields are flooded and IL
viii be some days before harvesting
ried on. When the winter wheat
does get in motion there will he a
wide range OF quality and much
damaged grain
pected after the high closing in the
American markets on "Wednesday.
but conditions abroad have been con-
sidered hullish for long time. They
are not heavy buyers, but must soon
come into the markets on large
scale. Italy reports the need Of 50
million bushels OF foreign wheat and
other countries are in the same NIX.
Wheat is moving slowly 10 market
In all directions. Detroit receipts
bat foreigners are taking all oners.
Wheat had an early weak spell and
lost lc. Later this was recovered in
all but the December deal which
closed NC lower.
Corn and oats advanced ic. beans
81 and cloverseed loGl5c
Wheat quotations: Cash No. ? red.
slii: September opened without
change at S.il+. declined to SloA
and closed at sll1A; December op,
closed at si.i4: No. white. si:li,
Coarse grain auota,ions-- 9, ,r !
asked No 3 yellow. Sc, asked: j.,
white. 57is q 5sc; August, No. , white
rev. iiltc: No. white. SCI a SIC.
Rye: Cash No :. si.o2: August. 81.
Beans: Immediate and prompt ship
ment, sass. September. s2.1s.
,ober. $500; prime alsike $3.50.
Timothy. Prime spot. $685..
Receipts in the Detroit market
Thursday included 1000 bills. of -four.
s cars OF wheat. OF corn and II OF
cats. shipments were 1000 bhls. Of
flour stocks are 81. 500 bu OF wheat.
20. 500 bu. ef corn. 10. $40 bu. Of Data.
1000 bu. of barley and li.eoo bu. of
rye.
EXPORTS OF wheat and -four Thurs
-dav la 900 bu
Receipts OF wheat. Thursday: Win
nipeg. &s cars against SIS: Duluth. IL
cars against ?S. Minneapolis. s5 cars.
against 49,: Chicago. 20 cars. against
sal: Southwest. 22s.ooo bu. against
SCI .6oc bu. a year ago.
Primary wheat receipts were s1s.-
900 bu.. against 1881. 900 bu. year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
Dunning 4 Stevens.

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Aug -
Cattle cars: market steady; choice
TO prime native shipping steers 1,25O
10 1900 lbs. 81. 80 d 1870. fair to good.
$500 e.2S plain and coarse. Ssds2s:
Canadian steers. 1900 70 I,f50 lbs.,
,s.75g9e5. do. 100 TO 1880 lbs. ssT
s25. choice 70 prime randy steers.
ers, 1880 fIs.75. yeariinss. dry FED.
1915 n9.15. prime fat heavy heifers.
tI15ns25; good butchering heifers,
$1.50Ts. light dry fec, $s5Oms75:
light grassy heifer., as4s50 best
heavy fat cows. s74725: good butch
ering cows. ssd6.25: cutters. $3.50
4.7j. Gamers. s3df fancy bulls. sd
7.25. best butchering bulls. $3.50
600: light 'lulls. ss.2sn5.5o.
Hogs. 10 cars; market strong.
$40. pigs. $50.
Sheep: cars. market steady; top
lambs. $3.50 0, yearlings, s7.boGS:
wethers. Sc 500 ewes. t6ds.50
Calves. s5Ul2
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06
LIVESTOCK
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK VA,


DETROIT. Mich. Aug. 5.-Cattle
Weak and % TO so cents lower Out
look slow Prices ranged as follows
Choice steers, averaging from 200
TO LOO pounds at ts6S50 choice
handy killers. $3.50 go: light to
good butchers steers and heifers
s4.5OI $50: common killers and fat
cows. e3ns: Gamers cows sz157
2.50 common TO prime shipping bulls
s3ms: light butchers and heavy
sausage bulls s3n5.5o
Veal calves: Easy. at s5di150 per
twt
Sheep and lambs: Active and high
or: quality. fair; choice lambs. Ss75
az light TO fair, s7.s0ns so: COM
mon 20 prime sheep. s3d $50: culls
81 ~ 2 30 per cwt.
Hogs: Dull and ioc lower; quality
fair; fat workers. and pigs. $500
1.s5, heavies and roughs. 35d7 per
cwt
Receipts: Cattle. 2317: calves. 75l:
sheep, liza. hogs 4,3l7.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06
aY h. n. MACK

While the demand for corn-fed
cattle holds fairly good, the recent
bloom Is of the market and a nor
NAL run OF grass-fed stock will send
values down the scale again. Few
are good enough to beat $40
per cwt.. in Chicago and the average
run OF corn.fed steers shows de-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06
MT LADS RUN
( M TO DETROIT
10 SEE SIGHTS

- Jsfsay. II years old. was
Dosnd asleep ID a doorway.
Kivet&Se. and Griswold.
O'clock Thursday morn.
lplth9n W1lliasA Spell. and
toee1 - emitted that he had
Non his home in Almoat.
~ coma bore with q
~ . newsboy walked
ol V1>A H1msr Polom-
80 loooarsd he had
- Alnont with his
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06

IS 900 a,n market t"s Slow 20 ioe iower
mixed and butchers. $500 80. good
heavy. Gj0M 20; rough heavy. $40
~ s 20: light sT.o5a 30. pigs. IS so
n 81 Cattle. Receipts i.c00: mar
lScf. weak beeves. ss.i5M 1925 cows
ard hcifers. s3I0da25: Texas, IS. so
n %. calves. s7.50di1.25. Sheep:
Receipts, 1000. market. steady,
shade lower native. ;sI0Qsoo:
western. se25gT lambs. ts.75As75:
westerns. ts.75n9.25.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06
CLEVELAND LIVE srocx.

CLEVELAND. Aug. 5.-Hogs: Re-
teipts. 1000; market. 10dl5c lower:
workers. s750UI.S5. mixed, $500
I5h. pigs and lights. B: mediums. 81
=, 80. extreme heavies. 1913; roughs.
$50: stays s5.25. Cattle: Receipts.
q cars. market. steady. good 10
1oicc 4tcers. ss75ds; butcher steers.
81 r s.. Eood 10 choice heffer~, esEy
y 20 r1rf g. rh0'~~ cows. $3.50
or 20 - ID - n ,tcc Iuil SEA
f.75 milcLe-s. s5.75I5sH sheep md
lambs. ENceirtF. cars, market.
steady. fprtnrcrs $3.50 top. Calves.
Rr"rlp;E 10, market steady. top.
fN.t9
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06

Arizona Com. s.; Anaconda, 1o% j;
Butte & London. sic; Butte supeior.
ssis Calumet & Arizona, s4L: Chino.
4sh. Copper Range. 55n First Ma
tional. 1918; Green Cananea. Al;
CRANKY. SAY. Inspiration. 80: Ke-
~ Miami. ass Mohawk. "a: North
Butte. 3o.; Ray Consolidated. "a,
ST. Mary. gin: TamArack. 4s%; Ten
nes.ee Copper. tl* United Fruit,
Mach com. So: 4. s. Mimi q Ref. Co.
Pfd.. $50: Utah Copper, Ga: Ven
tura OH. 13b; Verde. 81; Wolver-
Inc. cox.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06
LIMOS BREAKS
|' RAIN RECORD
~ UNITED PRESS.

|Ex I1CAGo, Aug. 5.-All rain rec
- ~ northern Illinois az far back
II wevs shattered. according
~ 6ather1nAn Cox's statement to-
81 Nxet declared 1871 inches OF
&Hve fallen from May 1 to Aug.
No an1 . half inches fell in
1>1k an1inst 81 In July, 1902.
tptnl roinfnll Tor these three
~ - 1904 was 17.31.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06
Market Glutted With Trashy Little Cattle;
Lambs are Scarce and Hog Trade Erratic

will. without doubt. be lifted from
Detroit and eastern points before
very long. Uncertainty concerning
the success OF the corn crop Is SIN
an important influence in holdin'
back business In feeding cattle; as
soon. however. as a normal crop of
corn is assured the demand for feed
ing cattle will receive an impetus
that will probably send prices. for
all OF the better grades. skywa
A shortage in feeding lambs the
country over is sure to help the
TALL demand for feeding cattle.
The packers had bad luck trying
10 manipulate the lamb market and
offerings are selling on their merits
now. Eastern demand has revived
just at time when offerings from
the south were exhausted. Western
growers took the hint and held back
their stock in anticipation OF bulge
which speedily came to hand, push
ing the market completely out Of
packing house control.
Colorado lamb feeders are said
to be more active than usual this
fall, prices ranging from So TO $3.50
Ger cwt. The belief among expert
judges Of conditions in the west Is
that the crop OF feeding lambs avail
able will be far below the needs OF
the trade west Of Chicago and that
eastern feeders can hope TO get but
few western lambs this year. West
ern breeders have improved great
ly Of late in their ability 10 care for
and fatten lambs and the result Is
that very few thin lambs are found
among fall offerings. Breeding ewes
are scarce in the west and south,
the demand being 80 active in the
interior that only few will find
their way 10 market centers.
The wool trade Is hardly so active
as a, the beginning of the last
month. especially is this true Of the
poorer grades.
The swine trade Is erratic and
hard 10 define. the leading feature
being the pressing demand for block
hogs and the pronounced dullness OF
ali grades that Hnd their ultimate
estimation In the lard tank. The
war has changed the swing OF the
hog trade and old axioms are no
longer OF much value. The restric-
tons placed upon our trade with
foreign countries and the loss OF
Germany to the export trade In lard
have put the heavy hog at q big
discount. The time has come In the
! history Of the production OF domes-
tic animals when the meat element
In the equation n the thing to
strive for. The demand for animal
fats is decreasing Just in proportion
to the increase In human knowledge
In the manufacture of substitutes.
Nothing is now wanted what weighs
above i25 pounds and good pigs are
out selling fat hogs In many mar
kets. The day OF mess pork as a
; food product is rapidly passing. being
supplanted in popularity by small
hams. bacon and loins. Another
discouraging feature Of the current
trade is the lack OF southern de-
mand for cured meats. The belief is
general that The spread. between
heavy seights and light Hcck hogs.
will widen. rapidly, as the season
adverces. The fY,Jre u the market
depends mu, h upon receipts and at
present writing the country looks
decidedly "hoggy."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06
NEW YORk PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-Flour. quiet
and unchanged. Pork. Easy mess.
Si7dl7s0. Lard: Weak: middle west
spot. ssds.1o. Sugar: Raw. dull:
centrifugal, ss test. ~ 50; muscovade.
50 test. s3.s1: refined. easier: cut loaf
aered. ss'7oas.S5: granulated. $3.50
$40. Coffee: Rio. No. Z. on spot. : =. g.
Tailow; Dull: city. SIC; special.
sc: ,country.;1 Gehc Hay, Quiet.
f9s7n s G.cgi .;,o Soi ' I;2s:s5
poultry: Quiet; turkeys, 1in2ic.
chickens. lsd27c; fowls. 1ad17h
ducks. lie. 1--we poultry: Fairly ac-
tive: ducks, 15c; chickens, broilers
1sdI9c. Cheese: Steady; state milk.
common TO specials. l1ikd14i.c;
skins. common 10 special. 3diIi5c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06

The first bale OF this years Texas
cotton crop was sold recently on the
floor OF the Houston Exchange. The
bale. which was gathered IN sam
pies from number Of farms
brought 1915.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06
BUTTER AND EGGS.

frsts. 14c. dairy. &c; packing stock.
lsc per ID.
Eggs-Fresh receipts. candled.
cases Included, 1sc; current receipts.
lec per doz. Receipts. 1871 cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06
NEW YORK aUTrnR Avn Eggs.

Firm; receipts ; s2e creamery sx.
ira. 25xc; state dairy 'nbs. 26d 25c:
Imitation creamery nrrt c9a32ibc.
special 2sn2skc. Eggs 80 afv: re-
ccin's 1882; nearly w-Nftp f9oy
- s,c: nearby me- firrv ~
,2Hc; fresh nrsts fSGf2-~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06

,. cHl sr. ASf :,ac 'S daiTy e es5rs
22G 2sc: firsts. 2oQ2ic Eggs: Prime
ordinary 15ql5i1c; firstS. 16a. isc.
Cheese: TWINS. i2s.a15c: young
Americas, I4T14kc. Live poultry
Fowls. 12hc; ducks. 1sc; geese. "a
Ioc; springs, isdishc. turks. l2c.
New potatoes: Si30I1.40 per bill
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06

y q 6sp9emhsr, si:i,; becember.
. Doeemb4r, &C. oats; Cash. SIC:
= 1so6 Cloverseed: Cash. tS.6o:
\. 8 $50; ,,t December. ?s.:c;
4hy Prime. ys.57h; Beptember.
WI October. et.2o. Butter: Brick
309fy, 1sc: tub creamery. CSC.
E Fresh candled. iohc. Hay.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06

The following Arms are privileged
TO ex ecute orders on the exchange:
Co. n. w. Noble & Co. W. Z. Moss
. Co. Jack N. Thomson. Lewis O.
0orton, W. e. Reilly q Co.. Geo. ~
West 4 GO. Emmett l. sprSyus; cna.
Co. William II. Rose 4 Co. VIM. A
Near q Co. w. B. McLaushiip. y. K
Pelton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06
CHICAGO CRAZY.

CHICAGO. Ill. Aug 5.-Opening-
Wheat: September. down &c: Deem
Der. down sc. Corn: september.
down &c; December. down y c. Oats:
september, down &c. December.
down &c. Provisions. lower
Closc--Wheat: September down
NC: December down NC. Corn: Sep
temeer down hc; December down Hc.
Oats: September down &c: December
down &c. Provisions: Lower.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06
xrw YORK coTTov ,I,nxr~

The hsure Of voltaire Is the old
~ wsxvoEk = Madam Tussand's.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06
Detroit Stock Elk.

These quotations subject to COM
mission charges:
Active Stocks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06

Desrc.. Tine. job rr'as,as Dept
Main go.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06

Print. ng the risin neat hIsS-shas
- riRhs-T1nss Ssh DsDts-1asas 49,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06
I|E:| IS
SOARING
~ Stocks Break All
Records For
Advance

~ YORK STOCK 4AhhkSf-SsSse
5gaaska Gold, -; Allis Chalmers.
~ DO. pfd.. 10; Am. Agr,. com. o..
& ri. Can conn., $50: Am Car q
AZ Ss Cotton oil. soS: Am. Hide
xoeth.. ~: do. .pfd.. 30. Am. Ice
Uxfttes a.; Am. LOGON. 5&h; Am.
tit = Ref. 50; Am. sugar Ref.
2lsl. 5ai; AnaGonae: sot : Atch s.,,,.
4: Brooklyn II. T., ss,s; Butte q
15srior. Ss4 Calf. Petroleum, TN:
RSediAn Flcisc. 1854: Central
xher. -; Chesa. q Ohio, t2h;
1}oaYo OF. West. IL: do. pfd.. aeh
- - q g. z, ssh; chi. r. (
M ConsoL Gas. l1sh; Corn Pro-
q az. pfd.. i6sx Dome Mines, %;
!il3rs secar ;7h; Erie com.
ios 6. = ao aHicfs' r. AZ e. sS
sshsya cre.' 4: p oass.ns.im EN-.
kNspiretion Copper. -: Inter.
4eSk: Kan. City South. - Le-
H: s1:c:, IN e.:;;o Lou H. Z N Nah;
4i4 N443tcSo .LS1Vhs ~. AteWi
$500. 1e&: Missouri Pacific, 3h;
S<l = r. COM, IN; Nat. En-. q
CO 81; National Lead, esh !.
Cons isk; n, =: N. u. 4 H..
yoffolk 4 West. l0sx Northern
NJ 1e7 3; n. Y. Air Brake. l1+h;
York Central. ~: n. r.. o. q ".
eun.ylvania- ieek: Pittsburg
do % pfd.. 81: Pressed steel
&E94H; Pullman. 100: Ray Con-
toA ~; Ry. Steal Spring. 4ok:
Hon = Steel, 4<N: do. pid.. IS:
~ cc1n.. l4Sk: humely Co. s.;
SD14s -; Sears Roebuck 14sh:
Aefdeld. an; Southern Pac1-
Southern Runway. ISM:
{ker Corp stK: Tenn. Cope
~ Esslas iieS hussssr..
q steel com. TN: do. pfd
* 81 Steel S.. IO2X u. 8. In
w. eohoa 90: Utah Copper. sTK;
yo. Chem, S9x: do. pfd.. foi;
co1n-. pfd.. Il Wells Fargo,
yseftnIhouse, lllk: wiscon-
n8xal. Sek Western Maryland.
- 81; Willys Overland, l3s.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-05
Gine INSTRUMENTATION in Sbrbopgan!
Gin Hammenoer Vroteft se8en ben g9aifenidb adler nnb aegem
ben bro'enslihen Stancpnnft Der aSiion.
Naturalization.

ten u umen uno beoienen lid Der
Sprohe, Die ieoer amerifoniid)e 9iir-
Ger, Der NIT Der HDlitif leiner &egie-
rillig nid)t eiuneritonocn lit, Elm &edt
bat aegen Die lcetere 5r fiibrcn. Die
9ritit, Die tie on Der Nominiitrotton
lihen, lit idarf obcr fpobl peroient.
llnb inoem lie Der Administration 10
%nadorildllA 81 2eibc aebt, iteben Tie
nit beioen SiiBetl ouf einem 9sro-
ltomm, ST. bem iif ieoer quite Anicri-
taner hefennen fanr, gang gleidL no
leine @lege geItonoen bot. 9enn Der
id)merIte &ormurt ben fie eegen ben
9rdiioerten uno feline orntlid)en @ero-
tier erbeben, lit Der. bob fie, illbem lie
Die heioen friegsfiibrcnoen Tortcien
NIT 10 ungleihem WnBe mciicn nflo
Ole &cd)te oes omerifoniider Sau-
bells 10 bereitmiaig preisgebcr, feline
cromneritoniide, ionoern cine pro-
enaliihe NoIitit filhren. Sic Ses-
rreiie miro notiirlif mieoer ein
f~iirhterIides @eIhrei uber oieie Be
id,iiiile erhehen, oacin mir prophe-
seicn ibr, bob iic in 2ai,fe ser nod
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