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The Washington herald., 1916-05-07
Maccabees.

National Tents committee on the
minstrel show given recently for the
beneft Of the widows and orphans fund,
rendered good report last Monday even
ing.
Tomorrow evening the farm proposition
will be up for final consideration.
A. H. Hrasse ts reported sick
Brightwood Tent and the Ladies' Hive
held joint open meeting on Tuesday
evening in Van Horns Hall, Georgia
avenue and Longfellow street. After re-
freshments had been served dancing was
enjoyed.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-07
Woman. Benent Association.

Columbia Review, No. 3, initiated four
new members at the last meeting. This
review is organizing a guard team. Mrs,
Cornish presided in the absence Of Mrs
Cochran. who has been i'll. Mrs. Lille
Patrick, commander OF Mount Vernon
Review, No. Il, presided through the first
degree. Mrs. Mabel La Rue. deputy su-
preme commander, spoke. There was a
vocal solo by Miss Louise Rawlings, and
a guessing contest as TO how many eggs
were under the fluffy chicken used as a
centerpiece for the refreshment table.
Lberty-Cnion Review, No. 6, was treat
ted to refreshments at a recent meeting
by Mrs. Christina Shsffer. Mrs. Ellis
captain Of the guards, was absent be-
cause Of illness. Mrs. A. NJ Welch, dis
trtct deputy, put the members through
a practice drill.
The pupils Of Mrs Robert Frailey, mu-
sician for Victory Review. No. Il, gave a
recital in Pythian Temple last Friday
evening.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-11
New Orleans Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 1O.-A small
advance and a small decline made up
the price changes In the local market
today. The close was points down
TO points up, compared with last
weeks closing. The features of the
session about balanced and trading
was not large in volume.
Cables were better than due and
caused rise on the opening of 20 )
points. but this did not last long. The
census figures on ginning to January
of 10,643,7S3 bales were larger than
expected, and this report, with reports
of heavy selling for Russian account
stimulated bearish feeling moderately.
AT level of 4 to points under last
weeks close, the downward move
ment was checked. One or two broker
age firms had large buying orders and
their purchases steadied the market
The rise of 6 points in local spot quo
tations also had a favorable effect
but late in the day something of an
easy tone developed on rumors of Brit
ish reverses.
Spot cotton steady; points up
Sales on the spot, 1880 bales; to ar
rive, 2,215; good ordinary, l0.36c;
strict good ordinary. 1096c; low mid
ding, 11.56c: strict low middling,
11.Slc; middling, 12.O6c; strict mid
ding, 12.31c; good middling, 12.6Sc;
strict good middling, l2.S7c. Re
eeipts, 4,011; stock, 430.235.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-11
CHIEF OF THE PIRATES
Jimmy Callahan, Former Sox
Leader, Goes to Pittsburgh.
Appointment OF Veteran Manager, Sur.
prise to Friends, Who Thought
He Was to Lead Los Angeles
u s Team--Succeeds Fred I'll
|4ItTft Clarke. 4 "

Jimmy Callahan, veteran manager
In the big league and for five years
leader of the Chicago White Sox, has
been appointed to head the Pittsburgh
Pirates on the field, succeeding Fred
Clarke. who resigned several months
ago.
The announcement of Callahan's 8
preferment came as big surprise. in.
asmuch as he was supposed to be
signed to lead the Los Angeles club
In the Pacific Coast league in 1916.
Dreyfuss recently completed the deal
for Callahan's services, pending an
agreement with Powers.
Callahan's appointment not only
came as surprise to his friends, but
to men affiliated with the National
league. When Clarke resigned it was
thought that Hans Wagner, Bill Hinch.
man or Catcher Gibson would be
named as his successor. Wagner was
offered the job almost Immediately af-
ter Clarke quit, but refused to take 1t,
asserting that he was content to re-
main as a player and that he did not
desire to shoulder any Of the worries
of a manager. When he declined 1t
the impression of the Pittsburgh play
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-11
Jimmy Callahan.

eTs was that Gibson would be named,
as he was well liked by the men on the
club.
Callahan has not been left winning
ball team and it is up to him to start
Immediately to strengthen the team
IL be desires to be in the running for
the championship. Clarke had diff
culties last summer, and. it is said, for
that reason resigned He saw no pros
pect OF improvements in baseball and
rather than continue with strife exist
ing decided to pass the rest of his
days on his farm.
This is the second time Callahan
has been in the National league. Or
iginally he got his start in the older
major league and 1t was from the Chi
cago team that he jumped along with
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-11
MARKETS
chlckasha Grain Today.

Chickasha Grain Today.
No. 2 milling wheat, $1.05.
No. 2 export wheat, $1.OO.
Corn. ear (mixed), 5sc.
ocrn, white ear, 59c.
Corn, shelled (mixed), SOC.
Corn, white, shelled, 6Oc. r.
chickasha Cotton Today.
Cotton, 11Mc.
Cottonseed, sS2 per ton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-11
.ULL AFTER
BUSY DAY

Following a rather strenuous day
yesterday, Judge Will Linn is taking
things trifle easier today. Yester-
day afternoon, with the close of the
days business, the court dismissed the
jury until 8 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing.
The only matters occupying the at
tention of the court today were trivial
ones, the disposition of a few motions
and other routine business, settled by
the judge in chambers.
In the matter of NJ. Z. Terry VS..
L. NJ. Chitwood, tried yesterday after
noon, the court sustained motion in
structing the jury to find for the plain
tiff.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-11
CREW GETTING
READY FOR REGATTA.

By United Press.
PALO ALTO, Cal, Jan. 12.-Brimful
of confidence inspired by their show
ing at Poughkeepsie last season, the
Stanford university eight, the Cali
fornia giants, are hard at work pre-
pairing for the big event next June.
Western rowing experts entertain the
opiuion that the Cardinal crew, with
the experience gained last season, will
be moref ormidable next year. The
ships company which lost to Cornell
only by an eyelash, will be practically
intact. Bill Bloesser, victim of the
five-year rule, will be the only ab-
sentee.
The second varsity and freshman
galleys contain the most promising
rowing material that ever tugged an
oar at Stanford, and Husky" Guerens,
head of the rowing faculty, expects to
find a promising substitute for Bloes-
ser among the lower crewmen.
Maurer. who was unanimously picked
as the all-American stroke, will again
fill that position. Captain Orme, NC
Even, Rogers. Jacomini, Green, Worth
and two substitutes, REIN and Huls-
man, will compete for the other
thwarts.
A coaching launch capable OF max
ing seventeen miles an hour has been
installed for the use of Guerena, and
will facilitate his work in polishing up
the Cardinal oarsmen. AS Stanford
has been invited to participate again
in the eastern regatta, whether II
wins the coast title, strenuous effort
will be made to include the coast title
in the Stanford crews luggage when II
goes east. The entire university has
been aroused to enthusiasm and deter
mination over Startord's showing on
its first into foreign territory.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-11
Shy on Rowlno Machines.

The University of California recent
ly had 253 students out to gain places
in the varsity eight. The university
has only eight rowing machines for
practice. SO that the candidates will be
worked out in relays. Fully two-thirds
of the aspirants are freshmen. Six
lof last years varsity eight are avail,
able this year. Additional rowing ma
chimes are to be installed, making 81
ln all HEasssGilaal szaaAsxA lMnluilH
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-11

spend the holidays with his parents.
John Stacy is working for It. A.
Phillips now.
Miss Laura Chtwood of Minco spent
the weekend with Togg Ferris and
family.
T. A. Phillips happened to quite an
accident last week while he was haul
ing corn. He let the wagon pass over
his foot and has broken toe as the
result.
Grandma Bolware spent last Friday
with her nephew, Mark Williams and
wife. -
Lewis Duseck's horse got loose at
Mr.. Chitwood's last Saturday night
and decided not to wait upon the
young man, and the result was that
Lewis had to walk home.
Some of the farmers of this neigh
borhood butchered this week. Guess
spare ribs and gravy will taste good
these cold mornings.
Quite a few of our young people are
attending the revival at the M. E.
church at Tuttle. They all seem to
like Reys. Mcknight and Miller.
Little Miss Sybil Malcom is very
much improved at the present time.
She has been in bad health all fall
and winter.
Miss Ada Chitwood and sisters, Des-
sic and Sallie, spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks, The girls
are living with their grandfather and
attending school in Minco.
SUNSHINE"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-11
Absent.Minded.

Her neighbors were discussing the
character of a venerable woman whom
they esteemed to be wise in her gen.
GRAFTON, but young man said it struck
him that she showed great lack of wis
dom in one respect What is that.
pray?" inquired one of the group
why" said the young man, she al
ways puts out her tubs to catch soft
water when it's raining hard"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-11
DECISIONS EXPECTED.
By United Press.

By United Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 1.-THE
number of opinions to be handed
dowr by the state supreme court at
the opening of its regular session to-
day was expected to be unusually
large, owing to many of the justices
and commissioners having worked
during the holidays.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-11
+ T. = So #++4*+*#**# j. =
; PRAIRIE DALE DIST. NO. 5. i
!. = I. : > : : : : ! : : : ! !. :

School is progressing nicely. Since
holidays we have four new pupils en-
rolled and everyone seems very glad
to be back in school again.
G. F. Ortner and son Anon are
taking an auto trip through Texas for
Mr.. Ortner's health.
J. F. Oaks is not very much better
this week. He has been quite sick
with the asthma
Flute Snyder and wife came home
from the city Saturday night.
Miss Viola Carson of Knoxville
Tenn, is visiting this week with her
uncle and family, Doss Chitwood.
Mr.. Jolley and family have moved
into one of Till Johnson's houses until
they can get possession of the farm
that they are going to cultivate.
Mrs. r. 2. Green had Lee Dixon of
Tuttle out papering her house last
week.
Miss AIDA Mitchell of the Beaver
Creek school spent the weekend Wis
iting with our teacher, her sister, Miss
Shirley Mitchell.
Lucille Baker and Omar Ortner were
out of school last Friday ON account
of sickness. We were very sorry to
have them absent.
Ed Hudson was in Oklahoma City
the first few days of the week on bus
mess.
G. E. Baker, wife and daughter
spent Sunday in Minco visiting with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Baker.
Charlie Snyder and wife were shop
ping and visiting in Tuttle Saturday.
Miss Nellie Chitwood entertained
about forty of her friends last Satur-
day night with a musical party. Miss
Nellie received the piano that was
given away by Brown Brothers at
Minco Christmas eve. 1t was given
away to the most popular young lady.
"Hurrah for Prairie Dale; never fail.
The Johnston family have all been
quite sick with colds and grip.
Mrs. George Morrison. who has
been spending the holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Duckwall, re-
turned to Missouri last week, her
brother Clyde accompanied her as far
as the city.
Grandma Dowell, Mrs. E. " Boil
wares mother, has been quite sick
with a cold, but still she says she
likes Oklahoma's sunshine as well as
Iowa's nsow and ice.
Misses Zelma Bolware and Georgia
.ortner were Tuttle shoppers Satur-
day.
We are sorry to state that Mrs.
Oscar Newman will have to stay in
the hospital at Kansas City for an
other month. She has been gone since
in October.
D. Chitwood took his son Edgar
back to Sulphur to the Deaf and Dumb
-. ~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-11
chiekasha Cotton Today.
Chicago Grain Today.
WHEAT.

May-open, Sl.24A to s1.24h; close.
s1.26h.
July-open, S1.17k to s1.17h; close,
S1191s.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-11
CORN.

May-Open, 7shc to 7Shc; close.
79hc to 1850.
July-open, 7slhc to 7SAc; close,
zoe.
OATS.
May-Open, 49c to 4SAc; close,
49bc.
J. July-Close. 47#c.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-11
Fort Worth Livestock.

FORT WORTH, Jan. 10.-Cattle-
Receipts, 1000; steady. Beeves. $3.50
to $500.
Hogs-R Receipts, 4,5OO; 10 to Is cents
down. Bulk, $3.50 to $6.75.
Sheep-Receipts. 25O; no test of
market. Lambs. $3.50 to s9.35.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-11

Il understand you let your wife
have a checking account in her own
name?" Yes" Does she like it?"
Very much. She gets a lot of ex-
citement out of wondering whether
or not she is overdrawn."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-11

Clarke Griffith and several others
when the American league started Its
battle some fifteen years ago. He was
a pitcher then. The only team he has
been with since then is the White Sox,
although he was out of the major
league ranks for a while to manage
the Logan Square club, semi-pro or
Iganization.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-11
LovELoRN LADS AND
LASSEs ARE AFTER HER.
By United Press.

b9 JHIIJU ITtSS.
CHICAGO, Jan. 12.-Just because
Mrs. Josephine Lawrence told a re-
porter she advocated a state marriage
bureau, hundreds OF IoYelorn youths
and maidens are trying to make her a
"schatschen." Letters from every
state, asking her to find husbands or
wives fer the writers, have come to
the social service bureau of which Mrs.
Lawrence is chief.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-11
Care cf House plants.

Spray and wash the foliage of house
plants frequen.iy, if you would keep
them in good health.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-19
@etterberi1t.

Sir Obio, Snbidna, &entudp,
Beit 8irgiHien uno Das tpeitli9e
penHIblOanieH: 39etlpeiIe tribes
Detter am Ytittpo4 uno 0omerltag.
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Wtit ben Wfunttipxsbpr'
rdtben ser Sritem
9 9sint es bod nt4t II
iibermdbig gut be.
itetlt 3u Iein.

2onoon 18. Suli. - Su einer
&pnferers, bic am OienItag sipiiAen
benz neuen Wlnitionsnrintiter Gblpin
Sdnluel Montasue unb arbeiterfrbs
rern itattfanb, in pel9er Der @ritere
bic Qrbeitsr gu iiberrebeu perIucbte,
auf ibre iibli9en 5erientase m nd4s
ten 4usuft gu per5i9ten, ruurbe ods
ioleenbe Sareibsn bon bem General
STR, Douglas 5ui9 perlsien:
.Sn oisiem ausenblit itnb mir an
Der erDbten Sdln6t betbeiIigt, bic te
cine britti9e 9lrmee setdmpft. Sd
bin iiber5eist bapon, oab penn bic
gtrbeiter Ieben tDnnten, Dte ibrs &as
meraben bier Bel Gag unb BET Ra9t
nit unpersletbli9em Seroismus tGins
pfen, lie tsinsn qlusenblit Sossrn mir.
ben auf tire 5pei aue4ritSJeRrtaee 81
uerSi9ten.
rGine sipei Gage lange 1Iuter6res
dung Der @rbeit in ben Wtuuitipmss
fabritsn tpiirbe febr srnIte 5olgen fir
unisre Sperationeu buben. Sie tpiiroe
pielleid)t bebeuten, bdb Der arieg
meter I'm Diele Wondte binauseeT4os
ben iperben piirbe. Die qruee in
Grontreid perldbt fid auf bic Munis
tionsafbeiter, barnit tie In ben Stdnb
sefeBt fuirb ,ibre 9lrfsabe 5u poaeuoen,
unb ith bin iiberaengt baocn, ouB ne
nitt umfonit an lie appeIlirsr pirh,
4 DIE Sseas StisiiSs Mati0s i0lsss Gsi
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isben Jeiertug per8i4tsr, Big mir unIer
8iel errei6t baben. Gtn'b balbiger uno
entf4eibenber Sieg pirb uns BAUM
ii8er fein.1
9err Wtontague tptes barGuf bin.
baB bic Gage cine is6r ernfs ietu
miiiie, baB Generaf Saig Ii5 Deran,
laBt geieben babe, einet fpl9en Brief
gu i9reiben.
@s purbe bann in Der &onfersn5
einfttnulig beI4lOFen, benz 9ensral
Saig gu antportsH, baB bic @rbeiter
ibre S4ulbigfeit tbun tDurber, uno
bqB auF ulle GSeiertase per5tftet tper'
ben piirbe, Biz bic militdriI4s Gage
ioL4e tDieber geitatten tpiirbe.
DE Dampfst .Wtk
tOnSatI", ooh33s7Son.
Don eineM ltns =
fee6oot oerientt.
2onbon, 18. Suli. - 2tppbs
tiinbtgten am Sienitag an, baB Der
britiI4e Oatnpfer rBiltou Sal", pon
1887 Sonnen, berIentt tporbeH lei. Ser
Dampfer mar, tpie ss fdeint, DON SSSns
bien aus na9 @nglanb 1lnterpegs, als
er Derfentt tpurbe.
Qlm Na6mittag tpurbe BON 2lop0s
ansetiinbigt, baB aucb ber frGn5OiH9e
9ampfer 9iGe be Ronen BON 472l
Sonnen BON einem feinbliden un'
terfeehopt perfsnft tppI,en let.
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premier Asqnitb
Stebt I'm brittf9en In
terbuus au,
DAB bic ungiinftise ariti,, bic an b.r
aampagHe IN Ulefppotamien
seiibt tDerbe. ber.9ttst

oonboH, Is. SuIi. Der prsmier ag.
quit5 CAB am Gisnitag i'm unter6ous
gu, SaB bic uHsiinitise &ritit, bic al
Der 6a9runs Der britii9en &asnc
in Wseiopotamieu ssii6t pirb, Big gu
eiHem sstDifen Grab bere9tist lei. Gr
fdgte, baB na9 Der S6ld3t Bel Gteii.
pbon, i'm Ropember borigen Sd6res,
Der General Sir Sobn Rigon. Der Sa,
mails Die Expedition 6efsblists. teIs,
Srap9irt babe, bab bic Spipitaldrrun,
gsmsnts bur4aus befrisbissnbe ieien.
.SauIeube itarben," risf Elm Utits
sIisb oss 5auies. .spdter", fa6r
Serr asquit5 fort, .isien unuffi3ieGe
geri4te eingetroffeH, aus bsnen bsrs
Oorging, baB Die Gage Der Dinse cine
gang dnbere lei, unb es lei pann elm.
aommiiTion ernannt tporosr, bic Be-
auftrast purbe, bic sdn5e 2tngslegeni
belt gu unteriu6eH. Der geri6t Oer
Aommi7ion lei Der iRotIaen Regie.
rung sugefeat Dorbeu, Die i'm suriids
isbte, Bis Der Obertommanbeur Der
Sruppsn in Snbien SsIegenbeit seba6t
bat, sin 9utadtsn bdriiber abauge6en.
Die aommifIion babe beri9tst, Dag
jest uIss MDsIi4e fir bic Expedition
getban iperbe".
Wait 9soug auf bic TRANSPORTS ia,
eilttdten iagte Serr 4squitb, bdb es
10 oringsnb seipeien lei. einsn @eriu9
gu MAIDEN autsGls4mara gntTab gu
brinasr, edb man ss fir gang fprrett
sehuIteu babe. bic Sruppen obHe i5ren
transport por3uididen.
Der prsmisr fagte peiter, Sdb bic
Sperdtionen in WeTopptamisr in ben
psitsiten areiIen elm natiirlibes Sn,
tereiie unb aud grobs geIorenife oers
urIa4t bdtten, unb es bdttsn Ii6Oinse
sreisret, bic 3psifel bariiber auftom.
men liebsn, OBJ man iid oss beiten
Mlittel bsbient babe I'm BAG seitedte
3iel 3u erreiten. Seber S6ritt lei
absr auf ben Rath Der WtiIitdrbeb0r. !.
ben bin sstban iporbsn, unb cen Wdns
gsln i'm 5ransports unS Spipttals
Sisnit fei jsbt absebolfen tporbsn.
Der preutier tpurbs olrb elm 9ers
ldngen, bab ale Ootumente, bic dlif
bic Meiopotamiens uno bic Darbansls
lensgrpsbition gesus baben, per6fs
ientIibt iperoen follten, su ieinen Be-
msrtunsen peranlubt. Gr iaste, bab
bic DoiumeHte ni9t berOffsntli9t
iperben t6nnten. neil btes ben SeinSen
Gnslanbs su itatten tonrmen unb els
nen unsiinitis.n ginffub auf bic isbt
In Wefopotdmien I'M Gange beiiHblia
den Operationen augiiben tuiirbe. Or
periprad. am Donneritag ipeiter ifbsr
oie InseIegenbeit reoen gu tpoQst.
Sis ghnara Gesion .iaats iihst bis
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Expedition in MefOpotamisn, bdB
SauienOe bon &euten in Gnglunb oer
Qlnii4t ieien, bnb bic Expedition nit
Oerbrederii4er ytu4laHigteit Sefiibrt
iporben lei.
2lbsetpieiea
Wurbe bic 9erufung bon Cir Roger
guiement an bas Qppelfattouss
geri4t.
%-
Ob etne iOl9e an bas Sdus Der Gorns
itattftnben pirb, 6angt bon Der
gintpiQigung bss General
dntpalt5 a6.
Mbsetpieien

2onbon. 18. Suli. = Sas 4ps
psGationsgeri9t tpies am 9ienitug
bic 8erufung BON Cir Roger Gde'
ment sesen bas urt9eil Der unteren
Snitana, bemsufolge er oes @srrat4s
i9uloig befuaben unb ron Iiscount
Reabing, benz 2orb Sberri4tsr, gum
Spbe perurtbeilt tpurbe, obne bic Or
aumente bes &rpnanpoltes entgeserl
su nehmen ab.
anbertbul6 Sage lang bate 4leEdr>
Der Suliban. Sir Rogers' Rsdtsz
beiitanb, pOr benz Seridte argument
tiert unb biele 9lutpritdten ua6m6dft
gema6t 5u @uniten Ietner 2luffaIs
Iung, bab es ii4 bei einem angeblis
den 8errat9e barum 9anble, ob Der
Qngettagte ii4 i'm @ebiete bes &0s
nigs aufse6alten 6abe, uno baB bas
8er6re5en Hi6t innerbal6 oes &ontg>
reifs begangcn tperbsu tpnnte.
Sobalo Serr SulIipan feline Irgua
mente seI8lOiien bate, sogen fi4 bic
Ri6ter suriid, I'm gu 6eratbsn, ob Der
aronanpalt aufgeforoert perben iolz
Ie, bic Irgumente gu ertpioern. sic
entI6iebsn in srtgegsnsefestem Slime,
mag anbeutste, baB bic Serufung DON
Sir Roger, psltsr tpdbrenb Der 4rz
eumente anipeieno mar, abgepielen
fei.
Cine tpeitere gsrufung, an bas
Saus Der 2Orbs, lit nun bunn mDgli4,
fpenn Der Sensrdlartpdlt ertldren
folte, bab bic gntfdeibuns bes apz
penatipnsgeri6ts cine &,eIeBesfrage
BON fo auBergsip5bntiber @i6tigteit
inpplpiere, bag es i'm Sffentliden Snz
terefTe geratbeu erf6eine, baB etne
nod b5bere Snitun8 ii6 nit bsrfelben
befaTc. Dies gsIaob ieit Der &reiis
rung bes &riminal glppeIbofss DOR
a6t Sabren nur 5tpeimal.
Ridter Sorling ppm' 2(ppeGutionss
gsri6t soGte in feiner gntiaeibung
ben ypoblerppsenen Qrgumenten" bes
Serrn suQiodn bpbe gluertenrung
unb fiiste bin5u, bab iie Der better
Srabitionen Der t0nislttnen Seri4te
niirbi9 ieien, aber sr ertIGrte, bdB tie
Ihon i'm srItsn prpSeB Opm &ronans
malt beanttportet porben ieisn.
4npalt Mi6asl 5raneis Oople bon
gbilabeipbia, ebsufaIs Rehtsbeiitano
fir Cir Roeer, briidte bic 4niibt
aug, bab es unfpabriAeirlih lei, oaB
Der 9eneralanpalt in cine 8erufung
an bas Snus Der 2orbs einipiaigen
iperbe, sumal bas Qppslationsserttbt
ss ni8t sinmal fiirsn0t2ig bielt. Die
Mrqumente BEG srAantpdlts sntge-
qsn3unebmen. Sp6 mdhe iich, 10
faste er, mG6tigsr ginfluB fir einen
Strafaufidub geltsnb, unb es fsi se=
ariinosts Soffuung pOrbdnbeu, baB er
beipi1igt perbe.