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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28
HAVE YOU WEAK LUNGS?

Do colds settle on your chest or in your bronchial tubes? Do coughs hang on, or are you subject to throat troublesF
 Such troubles should have immediate treatment with the strengthening powers of Scott's Emulsion to guard against consumption which so easily follows.
 Scott Emulsion contains pure cod liver oil which peculiarly strengthens the res piratory tract and improves the quality of the blood; the glycerine in it soothes and heals the tender membranes of the throat.
 Scott's is prescribed by the best special ists. You can get it at any drug store.
 Scott & Bowne. Bloomfield. NJ.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28
NOTICE OF BIDS
 FOR CONCESSIONS


 Bids for exclusive concessions on the grounds of the Labor Day Celebra- tion, to be held at Clifton on Sept. 4. 1916, will be received at the office of the se2I etary up to August 4, 1916. l. Lunch concession.
 ?. zee Cream concession.
 2. Soft Drink concession.
 4 Cigar and Tobacco concession. 5. Badge, Souvenir, etc. conces- sion.
 Each will be sold to the highest bidder. Bids must be accompanied by certified checks for 20 per cent of the amount of the bids. Checks will be returned to unsuccessful bid ders. IL is conservatiyely estimated that more than 5000 people will attend The committee reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Send all checks and bids to Rudolph Schostal, secretary Labor Day celebration, box 1.ts, ifton. Arizona.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28
Relatives Make Good

Dave Address returned from Lords burg on Saturday afternoon. He was on his way to California to bring back l.. P. Harrison, wanted by the local officers for raising a draft some two weeks ago. Harri- son has relatives living near Lords burg who were willing to make the amount of $2O0 good, and this being agreeable with the Gila Valley Bank at Morenci, the difficulty was set tied and no prosecution made.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28
Tc Summer on Coast

Mrs. J. NJ Ki!sby and daughters, Jessie and Ruby, and Mrs. John Patterson and son left this week for California where they will spend the summer After visiting in Los An geles and Santa Cruz they will con- tinue to San Francisco where the greater part of their time will be spent. The party expect to return in time for the opening of school in September.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28
Buying Hides

Walter Fife, representing hide buying concern of Los Angeles, was Gere this week on one of his regular l. ips. MT. Fife is an old pioneer of Arizona and in the early days was 8 resident of Greenlee county where he engaged in the cattle busi- ness.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28

James w. Parks, of Duncan was a business visitor at the county seat on Friday of this week in connection with cattle deal on Mule Creek where it is understood he has pur- chased the cattle belonging to Wind CTS and Bass.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28
campaianina at puncan-

Mrs. Jessie Billingsley, formerly a teacher in the Clifton High School, and candidate for /the democratic nomination as School Superintendent Of Greenlee county, has been visiting with friends in the Duncan country this week where it is reported she is receiving strong support.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28
New kisseI Car

New kisseI Car
 J. c. Gatti, who has been absent in southern Arizona for several weeks on cattle buying trip, and inciden- tally taking an active part in Re publican politics, returned home this week driving brand new Kissel car which he presented to Mrs. Gatti.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28
Take In Picnic

T dkG TIT FTOIIIC-
 A large number of county candid ates from Clifton took in the Pioneer day celebration at Franklin on Mon day of this week where they expound ed to the voters of the county their qualifications for the respective off, ces It is understood that the babies were overwhelmed with atten- ton on that day.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28
Back from Coast

Back from Coast
 Wade Hampton returned home on Thursday from Long Beach California, where l.e spent three weeks with his family. Mrs. Hampton and child ren will remain there for the remain ter of the summer.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28
Making Close Campaiqn-

Hon. Sidney P. Osborn, Secretary of State, and a candidate for re-elec- tion, has spent the past week in this district in the interest of his candi- dacy dividing his time between Cliff ton. Metcalf, Morenci and Duncan
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28
Visit Fl Paso-

Visit Fl Paso-
 Mr. and Mrs. Felix Brutinel left this week for Fl Paso where they will spend the next two weeks visit ing relatives and friends.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28
From Duncan

F rom Uuncdn-
 B. R. Lanneau, cashier of the
 Bank of Duncan, accompanied by his wife, motored to Clifton Sunday where they spent the day with Mrs. Lanneau's sister Mrs. -Pickens Anderson. Mrs. Anderson and chil- 6ren returned home with them to Duncan where they will visit for some time.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28
contractor from Duncan

Contractor from Duncan
 C.. H. Foote, who was the superin- tendent of construction on the Dun- can High School building, was a visitor in Clifton on Saturday and Sunday. Since the completion of the high school building MT. Foote is doing contract work in Duncan and has about decided to make that place his future home
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28
Misi+nrs from, Met.

Visitors from MetcaIf-
 F. P. Haney and wife, of Metcalf, were calling on Clifton friends the first of the week.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28

MT. PoindeXter, manager of the Phelps Dodge Mercantile drug de partment, had business in the county seat the first of the week.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28

Miss Nellie Gleeson arrived in Clifton from Duncan the latter part of last week and has been visiting friends here
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28

Returns from Valley
 J. L. Adams, in charge of the A. C.. supply department, has returned from a short vacation which he spent in Duncan and the valley.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28

MT Stevens, Of Los Angeles, repre- senting the Western Wholesale Drug company. was spending Q few days in Clifton this week calling on the drug trade
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28

Karl Schade returned the first of the week from a business trip to the Globe Miami district.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28
l New JeWeler-

New JeweIer-
 J. NJ. Wakefield arrived in Clifton this week from Portland, Oregon. and is now in charge of the A. c. jewel " department.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28
Returns to Clifton

George Deibert who has been in California for the past several weeks, returned to Clifton this week and ex- poets to remain here for some time. He is now engaged in the jewelry de- partment of the A. c. Co.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28

Frightening Up
 The interior and exterior of the A. & N. NJ. depot is being improved this week hy fresh coat of paint. Artist Henry Johnson is doing the work.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28
Bank Manager Here

Bank ManageT Here-
 J. R. Todd, manager of the string of Gila Valley banks in Arizona, was in Clifton for a couple of days this week on business connected with the institution.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28

Peter Riley is expected home the first of the week from an extended eastern trip.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28

Visiting Wife
 Frank Davis is in town from hi ranch on Rattlesnake, spending a fev days with home folks.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28
Back from Fl Paso

Mrs. M. Brutinel, who has been spending the past month in Fl Paso with her daughter, Mrs. Chas Owen, returned to her home in Clifton on Monday evening.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28
Down from Morenci-

Down from MoreNcI--
 R. M McDougall and Morris Stark were down from Morenci Sunday and incidentally took in the ball game be- tween the Hill City boys and the Cliff Dwellers.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28

George Deibert is this week busy taking invoice in the A. C.. jewelry department.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28
Franklin Visitors

Among those from Clifton who took in the Pioneer celebration at Franklin on Monday were Mayor and Mrs Slaughter and MT. and Mrs g P wnT+
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28

c. H. Foote, of Duncan, was in Clifton the first of the week on busi- ness.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28

Furnished house or apartments No children. A. c. Drug R. D. Irwin tic
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28
Here from Morerci-

TIGTG IIUIII NtUI OI.~I-- A. R. Marshall, manager of the l Longfellow drug department, was in
 Clifton the first of the week on busi-
 ness.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28
Grading Finished

Hoyt and Merrill completed the grading for the new Metcalf school building yesterday and Contractor Black will commence the erection of the building at once.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28

Down from Morenci-
 Dr. T. A. Balmer was down from Morenci visiting Sunday with old Clifton friends.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28
MINING PRODUCTS BOUGHT

We are Shelters, Refiners and Buy. CTS of Gold and Silver Bullion, Anal gam, Concentrates, Cyanide Product Battery Chips, Old Copper Plates and Platinum
 HIGHEST CASH RATES PAID
 WILDBERG BROS.
 ESTABLISHED TEN YEARS. 414 Pacific Bldg. 4th & Market Sts.
 San Francisco, California. Dake tic
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-28
Round About Town

pr. Robert Mann, Dentist, Hampton Block, Phone 811. tic.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1916-10-25
MATCHING III: ina OF BEES.
Their Method Of Eseaps From ths vtax
H. %;Collo of che Hive,

Their Methed;ef Eseaps From ths vvax
3, +, :Ecslls of ths Hive. .,....
It 10 interesting to watch young
bees in the act Of Matching out from
the cells Of the hive. The wax cap
ping which confines them 10 thin, but
it is quite strong enough to give the
tender young bee good deal Of trou-
BILE in nibbling it through.
At first one can only see a part Of
the insects head through a small hole
it has made. 1t gradually nibbles
away the wax till the hole is big
enough for the entire head to get
through, but ere this stage is reached
the young bee has been assisted in it's
efforts by several of the older bees
who, though no doubt engaged in some
other work. pause on their way and
very considerably nibble away little
of the Gaping with their stronger
jaws.
Once the head Of the young bee is
out of the cell it has much more, DOW.
er, and. after pulling and twisting
perseveringly. the thorax is gradually
worked free of it's prison. Then the
abdomen slips easily after it, and the
birth Of the bee is accomplished.
When they are free Of the cells the
young bees stand for some time pal
p1tating and apparently getting their
breath again after their efforts, while
some Of the nurse bees gently stroke
them and give them food.-London
Tit-BitS
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1916-10-25
NATURE AS A SURGEON.
Some Species of Trees Amputate Their
Limbs Regularly.

Some Species of Trees Amputate Their
Limbs Regularly.
Nature in many instances is her own
physician. treating her Ills without con-
sultation and rendering unto herself
most excellent treatment Healing al
ways takes place without infection,
and no great strain is put upon the
tree itself. Her surgery is bloodless
and, so far as we know, painless,
writes David Brock in the Scientific
American.
Take, for instance, some of the pop
lar and willow trees. When the i'm
mediate environment is not adapted to
the best growth of twig or branch of
these trees nature sets up q special
cell formation, a corklike growth
which gradually cuts off the nutrition
from the part about to be eliminated.
These abscess cells, as they are term
ed, form close up to the parent limb
or trunk and encircle the part to be
removed with such uniformity that lit
tie more plant tissue is involved than
IS really necessary.
When in the early spring tree re-
ceives a great amount of nutrition nu-
merous branches are sent out which
later in the summer become shaded
and of no value to the tree. 1t is then
that the process of elimination takes
place. These trees, as a rule, do not
lose their branches until late summer.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1916-10-25
Not So Exaetino,

NOS % 6@ACSSu8s
Are you in favor Of an eight hour
working day."
II don't 60 quite so strong as that"
replied Farmer Corntossel. III my
boy Josh was to work three hours a
day two days in succession I'd think
he was doin' purity good."-Washing-
ton Star.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1916-10-25

FOR SALE-Good big work horses
cheap as I have my seasons work
about done. Tom Smart, Bemidji,
MINI. 106tf
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1916-10-25

FOR SALE-White Leghorn cocker
els; same strain that took first
prizes at fair; 50 to $500 each.
Gordon Smith, TIT Beltrami Ave.
1925
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1916-10-25

FOR EXCHANGE-45 horse gas en-
gine and lath machine, good as
new, both or separate. What have
you? M. Longballa, Bemidji,
MINI. 1O21tf
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1916-10-25

FOR RENT-Three-roo cottage,
1O16 America Ave. Call 662-J.
3-1O27
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-20
Niefrrmirte SalcmSfirdle.

Der Mdnnsrpersir in @ertinouna
nit pem gbor unb Der Sasenb Der
Reformirten Salemsgemeinbe (Gnr!
s. SepI, paItor) piro am Wsittpo9,
90. Robsmber, in Der Wemcrial Salls.
Gin uno Grant StraBs, etn aonaert
eeben, bsfsn Grtras gum 9eiten Der
8emeinoe beitimmt 1T. Gin Gbor bon
go Stimmsn 1T sebtIbst porbsH.
9rpfefor Sobn q. Suiilndn Dom
Gpnierpatorp of Muiic, Der oIs Sdn@
ger unb 9ebrer elei4 riibu!id betannt
1T, bat bic 9eitllns oss Gbprs iiber'
nommen unb es Itsbsn eeoresene ae'-
itunssn gu srpartsn. Der Ghor 1T IN
ieoer Stimms ourd stlid; ausaebi!'
bete SGngsr peritdrtt tporDin, unb bic
Solopartien iperben BON namhatteH
SpIiiten aussefiibrt iperben. SiBe
fir bas Sonsert perben i'll 2absn bsr
S6Gfer Rubber Co., 116 SIT q. Ctr,
reIerpirt; begiunsnb Woutdg, 13. Ros
pember. Gintritt %, 80 uno rs Gents.
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ME eoraeldldeen ipurbs, iintt. an os.
rsn StsGs tritt bic goItsabitimmuHs
Der segenpdrtiss Ritsbus ipirb Dor
BEN 5. Suni 1917 nidt aufssl0it.
folte Der arisa bann nod nift 81
gnos Iein uno bns aoalitionstnbi
nett Gable nod beitsben lpiro man
iid uuf cine tpeit.n @erfdisbuns Der
Rculpoblen sinissn.
Sails fciHe neiien Teripidlunacli
cintrcten, oiirite Die Snnttionicrilna
hes sSuieIpcrfauis 6is Niitte Gcaenl
ter eriolgt iein. Bon ben 9arteiiilll {,
rera aller Sduttierl,nacn ipirh hcr
gerfaltf aebillirt, Die WiitgliebifaiI
Der Oppoiiiion un6 3ahIreide geaneri
idJe Seitimgen iino nit Dem Gomprc
miB lin5ufrieben; fie madRn aeItenc,
bcb cs nid)t beiteben tonne uno Der
iud)en nlles, I'M es 3iI Jnll su brlll
aen. Tie 1reBorgane Der 2intel iiilo
beionbers ii5er Gbriiteliiens Sam
lungapeiie oilfsebraflt iuib betrattcn
iic ais cine aapituIattcu. Sod pr
alnem Wscnat oerlangte er, baB ieincr
@artei, Die itdrfer fei aIS bic anoereiI
Gartcicn in beibeu aammern 5uianI
men1enouunen cine Majorit6t Inn
0oalitionsminiiterilim 5ugcitanSm
meroe. 9hin erfl1rt er iidD bereit. III
has aabineit ein5irtreten, ohne oorin
irdeno neldle nennensipcrtben Wiod't
bemgniiie 5u beiisen. Tfan 6egeanci
ieiner Sanolinespeiie nit Mibtrnl
en- unb iprid)t ben 8erbad't aus, tr
heab'id)tigc, bos aabinett pcn inner
81 Soil 3u briugen. Gie fonierpniIcl
9'reiie rennt oen &@mbromis einci
Gang nadl aanriia iutb ertIdrt. ic
iueroc oem s5anoel opponiereu ina
ahict opr 1batindle, hab ibrc 9nrt,i
fiinter es nidlt tblm. Ter ertreme 4 IL
gel Der aonieruntiUen iaat in ihrenl
Srgan Bort 9ano", oas glnid,IiIi; nil
hic 9lliirten beiilnportet, 0enl ,sni,l
uertaili oen ari2a ar uno iorotrt il,
Den aolliecpatipen aui, gegen oa5 90
bigett gu arbeiten.
San allaemeinen iii man IN T0nt
mart Der sIltiidt, haB Die goltsnb
thinning oen gerfnlli nit eiiter ar,
Zen aaaioritat gutbeieen ipiro.
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Nerissal. stiaen.

Serr SeinriA aufoem brtn'
te, elm betannter unD anseiebensr
9iirger unierer Stabt, 1T ieinen ais.
ben am Sam5as burd ben spb ert'
riiien poroen. Gr ipurpe am 10. Ga
mar 1S43 su Nortrup ii 9annoper
seborsn, tpurbs Mai6inertauer nno
ipanberte 1870 nad IbIoIpiruns isi'
ner Militdrssit nod qlmerita aus.
Ssrr 4ufpembrinte IisB ilf in Sim
cinnati nieber unb perSelratbete nd
tier i'm folgsnoen Sabr nit isinsr
2anbsmdnnin SRI. Resina @nselbass,
bic i'm Sabre 1900 itorb. Der gerb!ls
clene bat 80 Sabre auf pit. 9lbans
setppbnt. Dor q Sabren 9dtte er itc9
bem SeutTben 2anbpebrpereiu ongs.
F6loiIen, Der ibn ppr einiser 3elt in
anbetra6t Ieiner @erbienite gum Gbt
renmit9lieo eripGbIts. Die Gamerdosn
irsroen ibm am Oienitns Raamittaa
hos @eleit gum @robe geben. Die ge'
e,bisuns finbet an Sienitaa gladmit' :
taq ppm Srauerbouis, 1015 ct. 9res
sprp Strabe, aus auF benz beutihcn
prpteit. Walnut Sills 5riebbof itdtt.
9ln nGberen angebOrieen binterldbt
Der Gnti ti6lafene prei sD4yr nebit be-
rem Samilieu bon brei Gnteln, iotpis
cine in Berlin onidIiise Sdpeitsr.
Die S66ter iino 6rau Sreo, 70. Sre-
mer, 5rau 6. Slider unb 5rau 6,
McSlean.
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Stc,ppprt.

Die Ncmpurt Cffire fir bas Sin.
eiunaticr @ulfsblatt" befinbet I'D, in
Ip. 339 gorf Strai,e, seseuiibcr
bem Gonrtbonie, ,puielbit 9tenisfei'
TEN, gn5eisen II. I. IN. bis 8 llbf
IbcnSs eutsesensenumnen iperoen.
SelepBpn Spntb 2401.
Ser gae6tsanpalt 9lntbpnt
ylpertter Don go. 134 70. 3. Strabt
iit ssitern i'm bitter BON 72 Sabren
aeitprben. Das 3ei6enbeedngnit
finbst am Mtttpo9, %. b. W., um
30 llbr @ormittags pom Srauerbaui,
aug itatt, tpprauf Inn 9 llhr in Der
Stride gum llnbefl. GmpfGnsnib eins
Requiem Sohmeiie cslebrtrt tperoen
mirb.
- SIM ppltseiduartisr ipuroen fol-
eenbe Ginbrii6s ansemelbet: gburles
8pebner bon Der 10. unb Columbia
Strabe bertttete, bdb Ginbreaer in
iein 9rocerp einbransen, porauf lie
mad benz S9lafsimmer iid begaben
rnt ST itablsn; Grant gablmunn, BON
Der 9. unb patteriuu StruBs berias
tete, bab aug ieiner 9rocerp poitz
mart.n unb so Gents in alsineelo
eeftoblen tpurbeu. Su Der Sleln'l6en
9rpcerp an Der II. StraBs unb gens
trail 4penue erbeutsten bic Burden
So In aupfsrminssn. glu mebrers
QlGben, no bic gurThen ebenfals
eiusubrineen perfudten, purben lie
jttod rsdtssitis sntbsdt uno berz
fheuht.
Sames 8rpan bon Suntinston,
20. ga., bsTen Satin unb 6 Wonnt
oItss ainb purben ssftern In Der
Rsppurt Sail uHtsrssbradt. 9i.
gplissi fanb bic 5umiIie am llfsr
zines gabss, nabe Dem Ct. Jrancis
Triebbof oberbaIb Canton, aN., ipo
si.I. i'm Trsien iibsrnadtst botte.
grpan ertIdrts, pab sr unb iein, Sat
tin gu SUB bon Detroit, Wtid. bier
ber aefpunbert ffnb. gr beabfthtige
Ri. mdnberl,ns mad Dem S'iiosn fortz
,uIesen, no er Elm. Iobnenbe gef6df'
tiguns su finbsn glaubt.
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Mnfdle.

- Der 57iGbris. 2uuts 9enns'
mann 376 @sit 6. Strabe, ssrieth ees
tern on Der s. uub Sobu StraBs 5ipl'
i6en einen Wugsn uno etnsn 2eles
pbonpfabl unb erlitt sinen boppsltsn
Rtppenbru6, Iutpie aitDere 9srlesuns
een, bi. fein. llsberfiibruus na4 Dern
etaStbofpital nOtbDenbis madtsn.
- Die Qlutos beg Walter Gisman,
251 Ghrman 4os. unb beg Soparo
WeIpin, 3417 GbDarbs Roab, fol'
Thirteen eeItepn 9prmittas an Gait
Sin @pe. unb Wlabifou Roab nit
folder @u6t, bab beioe arafttpdseu
fat gun5 5erit0rt purben. WsslOIH
snttam unperleBt, pGbrenp gismdn
cine tlaffenbe Munbe iiber bem linisn
Qu9s bapon trus, bic er Iid In elmer
nabsgelssnsn 9lpothste >OerbiHosn
lisb.
Ser 1OiGbrige gItbrep 9ruegge'
man, 575 ReaDing gioao, lief geitern
9Ibeno, als er an Der 13. StrdBe lno
Meaoing 9ioao Die Strabe freu5te. oi'
reft in 6as gllto bes @liaen Ioler.
S2S 8inobam glpenue, rno wuroe 3u
8ooen gcrporieu. 9lbler bob i'm alf
i'm nah bem Gtaotboipi'
toI, 100 es iih heroisIteIlte, oab Der
sSslinee gliidliderueiIe MIR einige
Solltabidiirfungen erlitten bate.
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re6t (Optipm auf ein 2anb su .er'
iteilen, obne pcrber cine idriftIid,s
garanti,, fir ipelde 3pede bas
aanb SeuuBt iperben fpH, ii9 gu IL
hern.
9urd einen ihabbaftsn
@aprnitsin mar seitern uuf oem
Tats oss Sauies 30. 1908 8rennup
Strabs Elm grunb .niitanosn. Yer
S6absn betrGst SIS.
- Der @r Seuertpebrmann 2ou'S
6. S1lebbe, pon go. 324 9repor Str.
itarb ssitern i'm alter bon AZ Sab
ren.
= Marp 5ortmeper, bon Der 21.
unb gOllot Strube, eriitt eeiterll
bur6 einen fall einen Scppelbrub
ses linten 8eines. Or. q. U. 9lpers
bid leiitete bic nDtbise Silfe.
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Der Verfanf Der basiid-~eit.
inoiihen eSnieln.

Die Jiibrr Der p.rfhiebsnen pol:-
iiI6en Yari.ien Ddnsma-is bab.T
ii5 auf 9eranIaHung bes Winiiter'
prdIibsnt.n gable biniidtlih bes Der
louis Der oaniftsDeiiinbifhen Snf.Ir
an bic Ser. Stonten mad lan9er
Sdmpfsn i'm JoIistins, benz Inter.
bouis bes Rifsbngs, unb i'm Ganbs.
ting, BEN Sb.rbaui,, ouf einsn &Om'
promib sesinist, Der ben Usrtauf ole
5iemIi6 iiter erifsinsn ldbt. Di.
erite gsoingune bes aompromiFea
in, bab bas aabinsi GABLE i'm @mtg
ip,iier perblsibe. 9qbur5 III Der
Deriud Der stonfrpntibsn unb Der
2inten, ben MiniIter bes lusDGrtigeu
4mtes, Seapsnius, uno bet, Sinan3s
mintiier grnnbes, bic beiben Saupts
befiirportsr bss @sr.aufes, gum Riid
tritt su 5ipinsen, pereitelt. 3abls
sot ie sinen 0srireier Der brei auberr
baIb itebsnbsn parteisn ins aobinei
aufeenommen. DieI. orei Yarieier
finb bic aonIerpatipen uni bic 2inse,
beibss CppOiiiioHsparisien. Iotpis bic
Sosidliiten, bic bns aabinet in Ssr
@er.aufsfraes itets unteriti.btsn, absr
ieinen SiB bnrin bniien.
Die brsi neuen Winiiier iinS Mis
niiter obne poriefeuille, b. i. lie ipsrs
ben teinem Der sin3elnen 9eripals
tunss3peise boritsben. abtr ON ben
gsratbungsn bss gsIammiminiits.
riums anibil boben. Dos Qbipm
men larist babin, bab iebeRegierunsss
oorlnse obsr onbsrs Wabresel linen
unterbrsitei nerbsn mnb. nnb bnb lis
ferner bas Rsf)i babsu. cine 9srta,
9uns su DerIonsen. nm ibrc reIp. pars
te: in Der Sate su beirngsn. Der Mi
niiter, Der bic 9inte bertri.t, III gbris
iienitn, Gables @orsdngsr als Minis
fierprdiibent; Der 9srtrets; Der 9on.
isrpatiuen bas 9anbstins Witgliep
3ottbSn. Elm 8uisbeiiber; Der 8srtres
tr Der So3ialiiisn, N. Staunins,
aitsbassmiisIisb Ieit 1906. elm e6es
moliser 3iSareiienmoter. 9anemarfs
SoStaliften paren bisber bagegen,
bab einss ibrer Mitgli,ber eine Gtele
i'm anbinei b.il.ipet; Der lebte por,
iei,onsreb fnnitionirts jsbof Siau.
ninss annabms bss neutrality-suspicious..
Gables Siss in Der 9.rtaufsiraqt
iteiHt Elm poIIitdubistr gu itin. gr
bat ieinen plan, bic sanae fyrags
einsm gifsrenbum su unterbrsitsn,
bur4ssfeBt. Cine aus breibis Ulits
sIisbern bsitebsnbs aommifion -
fiinf5ebn MitsIisber aug itbr Siums
Iner tpurbe srnanni, bic ben 2ufs
iraa bat, bic Jrass gu beraiben unp
lnnerbaIb feds WOhen geridt gu er
fiatien. Seibt iis ben 9ertauf gut,
lrirb bas Rsferenbum. an bem mad
BEN nsuen @eisb aud iammtlitx
iSrautn tbsiIntbmsn. enbgiiltig bar
Iibsr enifdeiOen, OBJ Der 0srtauf itdtts
finben foll ober ni6t. Der tpnisrbas
fiDe Wliniitsr Roiib1lI ftimmte in /
1902 gu @unften bes Weriairfs; gbris
fftnfeu. bamals Wliniiter, tbdt bass
'elbe unb Gtauning unb bic foaialif
Hide pdrtsi tparen BON 2nbesinn bn.
Hit. RifsbassmabIen NIT 1eaug auf 4
'is norIisasnbe Graae fiuhtR pi&t,l