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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-27

Many Employees
Of 7. R. & P. Go
On Big Picnic

Motormen and conductors of
the T. r. & P. company and the
Puget Sound Electric railway,
together with office forces, re-
pair men and all other employees
who could absent themselves
from their duties, Joined in a
monster picnic at Spanaway park
Thursday.
Everything was donated by
the street car company. Every
employee and all members of mis-
family were provided with badges,
which entitled them to all privi-
leges OF the park. Thousands of
sandwiches and gallons of cof-
fee were donated by the company
for the picnickers.
Among the scheduled events
were a ball game, contests, a
prize dance and swimming races.
The shifts Of all street car
men were split up that everyone
had a chance to attend the pic
mic for part Of the day, at least.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-27
THESE DIARIES SUPPLY PURE MILK
AND ARE ACCEPTED By THE CITY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
THE NEW MILK CHAMPION.

A new worlds record for milk
production has been established
by Lutscke Vale Cornucopia
1lO505, a Holstein COW of the
state of Washington. Her mar
gin over the above that of the
former champion, lilly Alcartra,
is so decided that, though there
is no official announcement as
yet of her record, she has un-
doubleday passed new mark in
milk yield.
Her owner announces her milk
yield for the 800 days to he ST.
1892 pounds. According to
these figures she is 1878 pounds
in excess of the record of Tilly
Alcartra with 30,451.4 pounds.
Her record exceeds that of the
former marvel, Creamelle Vale,
with 29,59l.4 pounds by 1,647.S
pounds. This record of the IA
nous Colantha ith's Johanna
with 7,432.5 pounds is sur
passed by the stupendous margin
of 3,S06.7 pounds. Colantha
4th's Johanna was for years the
champion producer of all breeds.
Lutscke Vale Cornucopia fresh
ened this last time in May, 1915,
at the age of Z years month.
She gave birth to large twin bull
calves, which. her owner advises
us, left her weak and in poor
condition as she was only dry six
weeks before calving. She has
freshened every year since 1908,
and has been very persistent
mixer. With the exception of the
lactation period previous to this
worlds record, she was tested
each year and has a creditable
standing each time.
The detailed figures of her
record are interesting. Her best
days milk was 1877 pounds; for
$50 days she averaged over 100
pounds milk day. Her record
for the months of the year Is as
follows: May, Is days, 1,S84.0
pounds! June 3, 361.7 pounds;
July, 3,397.9 pounds; August,
3,2O2.6 pounds; September, o.
1871 pounds; October, 2,633.3
pounds; November, 2,420.8
pounds; December, 2,303.3
pounds; January, 2,151.9 pounds;
February, 1871 pounds; March,
2,OSS.5 pounds; April, 2,177.2
pounds; May, IL days, S61.1
pounds. Total, 31,239.2 pounds.
The 18th day of May, the fourth
day after calving, she gave Sc. 4
pounds of milk. On the last day
of her test, 365 days later, she
gave 71.5 pounds, which shows
great persisteney, indeed. She
was MIXED four times a day dur
ing the entire year and never
missed a single feed. The summer
of 1915 was a very hot, dry one
for Washington, with very little
pasture, and the winter one of
the longest and coolest known in
that country for the last 80 years.
Though the weather was against
her for almost all of the 365
days, she Overcame all disadvan-
tages and has to her credit rec
ord Of 31,239.2 pounds of milk
and nearly 1000 pounds of but
ter.
Lutchke Vale Cornucopia is
owned by William Bishop, Chin
acum, Wash. She was bred by
M. S. Nye OF Preble, N. Y, and
was purchased at the age of Is
months by her present owner.
Her sire is Aaggie Cornucopia
Johanna Lad Jr., famous sire
in Holstein circles. Her dam is
Lutscke Sadie Vale, one Of the
many record daughters of Home
stead Hengerveld De Kol Paul.
Kimball's Dairy Farmer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-27
Shopmen Plan
Big Carnival

Shopmen at the Northern Pa
oific shops in South Tacoma will
hold a meeting at the South Ia
coma Athletic club rooms Thurs
day night to make plans for a
monster outdoor carnival to be
held in September.
The South Tacoma CONNER
cial and Athletic club originated
the idea. and the entire town has
taken up the carnival suggestion,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-27
Strikebreakers
Caught In Raid

Raiding a train of bunk cars
on the n. p. Oriental docks last
night. where strikebreakers are
housed inside the strike barri-
cades, city detectives broke up
two gambling games and sent
nine strikebreakers to jail.
One game was run by F. H.
Jensen and the other by VIM.
Richards, the police say. The
men were playing blackjack.
1t was reported to the police
that professional gamblers had
found their way into the strike
breakers camps, and were con-
Quoting nightly games among the
workers. More than $500 was
taken from the various prisoners.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-27

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 81.
Steven Ferverbauer, Kansas
City tailor, was arrested near the
White House today.
He had demanded an audi
ence with President Wilson,
claiming he had suffered perse-
cution in Kansas City. He was
taken to a hospital
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-27
SMUGGLER ESCAPES
FROM II. S. OFFICER

Climbing through lavatory
window as a Union Pacific train
pulled into the Union station at.7
o'clock Thursday morning, Frank
Ozlac, a federal prisoner on his
way to spend five years in the
McNeil's island penitentiary, sue
cessfully escaped from Deputy U.
8. Marshal w. S. Walton of Los
Angeles.
Ozlac had been convicted of
smuggling across the Mexics n
border.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-27
THIS ROBBER HAD
Isl PECULIAR TASTES

A thief with peculiar taste in
loot entered the grocery of j. f.
Edmons, 1911 Center street, by
breaking window Wednesday
night, and stole case of soap.
three cans of pulverized soap,
and three bottles of salad dress
ing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-27
Steals Bolt of
Cloth; Is Jailed

Max Lee, son of a prominent
tailor in Seattle, was given 90
day sentence in police court
Thursday for having attempted
to steal a bolt of cloth from the
Fashion Craft tailor shop Thurs
day afternoon, while pretending
to order suit.
The Washington times., 1916-06-04
G. w. u. GRADUATES
TO HEAR SERMON
Faculty and Students Will March
To Templs Baptist Church.

The Rev. DR.. Joseps tombstone Muir
will deliver the baccalaureate sermon
to the graduates OF the nine departments
Of the George Washington University
this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the TEN.
pie Baptist Church. Tenth and N strs>ts
northwest.
Assembling at the George Washington
Medical School. 125 II street northwest,
the candidates for degrees. members OF
the faculties and trustees OF the univer-
sity and colleges Will march to the
church.
Rear Admiral Charles Herbert Stock
ton, United States Navy, retired. presi-
dent of the university, and Mrs. Stock
ton will receive the members of the
graduating classes tomorrow afternoon
from to o'clock at the Washington
Club, 170l X street northwest. Com
mencement exercises will be held on
Wednesday evening in Memorial Con-
tinental Hail.
The Washington times., 1916-06-04
Holds Division Honors in Play
ground Tournament for The
Times Trophies.
STANDINGS ARE ANNOUNCED
Schedule Of All Sets viii Be
Completed June 12-PIay
Resumed Tomorrow.

Twining School leads the New York
avenue division In the tennis tourna-
ment for The Times trophies. An
nouncement OF the standing OF the
teams was made today by Miss Ella
Gardner. director Of girls activities
Of the Fairgrounds department. Fol-
.916; Blake, III; Henry. III; Abbot. .4h;
Gales. 1877; Arthur. 200.
The schedule will be completed June
H. No sets were played yesterday.
The sixth week Of the tournament be-
gins Monday.
The players in the New York avenue
division are:
Twining School Teams.
Twlning-First team. Mildred Solo,
mon and Hattie Thompson; second team.
Edith Harper and Edna Wahl; third
team, Mary Sullivan and Helen Nash
Fourth team. Margaret Sullivan and
Rosie Tobachnick.
Blake-First team. Rose Kendall and
Ethel Marin: second team. Agnes Mein'
berg and Selma Eskin; third team
Alice Brown and Minnie Schmidt
fourth team, Helen Day and Catherine
Miller.
Henry-First team. Amelia Shaiada
and Virginia Hurdle: second team, FIRE.
da KRISTEN and Esther Blankiney; third
team. Irene Jefferson and Frances Rob-
ms: fourth team. X. Dickinson and ID.
Abraham.
Abbot's Representatives.
Abbott-First team, Ellen Roper and
Mildred Primes: second team. Edwina
Hope and Ruth Beuchert: third team.
Helen Clark and Geneva Hamill.
Gales-First team. Carrie Ciiento and
Caroline Day: second team, Minerva
Cilento and Antolnette Gaegler; third
team. Lucy Klein and Edith Bunch
fourth team. Edna Lewis and Valvia
Harvey.
Arthur-First team, Frances Hagler
and Ada Picinne: second team. Louise
Vita and Helena Smith: third team. AL
to Vita and Josephine Massino: fourth
team. Marie zandonine and Mary Panel
la.
The Washington times., 1916-06-04
Standing of Teams in
New York Ave. Division
Experts Off for Russia
To Get Trade of Country

NEW YORK. June IA corps of
American engineering specialists. head
ed by F. w. Poynor. chief Of the en-
cheering branch of r. w. Martens
Company. has sailed for Petrograd to
launch an American campaign to OBJ
tain Russian trade.
The Washington times., 1916-06-04
French Sausages Free
From German Ingredients

PARIS, June 4.-The flower markets
have dwindled since the war. and some
no longer exist. but the flower shops are
not doing badly.
The Ham Fair. which is Joined to the
Old Iron Fair, is also typical Paris
market, and this year was marked by
many strange features. The sale of sau-
sages, for which II Is noted. was osten-
tatiously free from anything suggestive
OF German production.
The Washington times., 1916-06-04
PUTSL|FE BEFORE
PROPERTY RIGHTS
Lansing Defends Policy Toward
Germany and Great Britain.
Explains Line Of Demarka-
ton.

kTOWN, N. Y, June 4.-In the
htatement that has been made
high Administration official
bn Americas foreign policy
European belligerents. Secre-
Ing last night explained to
on County Bar Association
demarcation between this
Is attitude toward Germany
lde toward Great Britain.
" stating both countries
tied illegal acts. Secretary
phasized that those COM
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-21

PermI-aa0s enSenarle = listed CO.
no somcs PERiTCS DESTlLADC-
RES y podemos e~HseHar.e como M
&c labrIru" listed SuS differences la
- 4, WalShie>. i~icores. who's cor
,fa.es ! r~ervezas Y asI economizara
listed miSmo e! ciGcuenJa por cienJo
S0hrc los pgecio, c9mGneS = coyrieG-
teE gel rercado. Supplements usau-
10 ZANOL." EXcractoS concenyr&-
dos. e muy simple : tacil esta "A,
nricaciuu particular. No sc ~uecesIJa
G~eSti.uc,on. coclmiento nj orro pro
ceGjm!eECo moies-o ' comp.icaUo.
'ZANOL." eS I'm prodUcto reconcen-
tEado eI ;odos .oS iDgreGieure> lisa
do per los verdeGores de who's.
Puede listed hacer asi cnormeS eco
Gomias. evttardCse los gaStoS que J.e-
nen que egoga- los c~aHtinerOs ' co
uncertainties en- .icore>. tales como j.
cercjaS muy c~raS ' Sue.Gos. etc.
ctc. AhCgrarl IambEen los gaStos de
~emtarqUe ' me.EaS que Sicmpre Sc
registrar Ell los eDvio> de l~icoTeS.
CUu.QuIera persona pueGe obteaeI
IN y&so lie licor mas puro. iino. eSti-
Inu.aGtc yt0uico que deSee. LicJres
sccos o dulces. no importa. todos Sc
PGeGen fahricat. ESto e>t& garausiza-
- seguu las di>poSioaeS del Goo.er-
no reiativts q Ia fabrication de
Etcctcs Puros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-21
ST VENDE

In Hotel McylCanO IN kanSaS City. no.
lie iaGrillu. Contirne ij CGariOS. TieEc :
rgarlos grandr- para AlmaCcn. FL solar
n que e>ld COn~lruiGo el c6lfIrio lien" i9i
pOr i3O pies. y da irrnic 4 III parpnr V m
Bull"yqrG. I.<ii Ccrra del RarriH M""IcInO.
ina gran urUrrunidad para algt!n m"I,ra-
no que 1rngl algO dc capital.
- vcnd"rt may baraiU i p!azOs larg0S Y
FL cOadirluncS nuly C0mOdaS.
= una barlia SENSATIONAL. liaga lnycS-
ugaciuncS Y :" rOnVcn"rTa.
Pr0pi"Iario: 4. 6 RERlINER.-2o2 West
port A~yc.-kansa. City, No.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-21
Washington. Mayo }.

Y los elocuentes discurSos que pro-
nunciaron los abogados de las par
ties, ell Jurado que actu6 en- ell ruido-
so pleito sostenido entire Raymond
Belmont. ell lijo del millionaire Al
gust Belmont. Y 81 espOsa. Ia que fue
ctlebre artista de Vaudeville Ethel
Lorraine, declare que el prlmero ha-
bia sido infiei Il ia segunda. sin que
del hecho hubiese el memo asomo De
duda.
Con tai motive. los aho%adOs dc
Ethel han prcsentado denianda con
ira Mr.. Belmont. en- Ia que rcclaman
de este que pague n cantidad ma
yor de Ia que a~cordaron ambos GUAM
60 c~onvinieron separarse, hace IN
aho. ccmo pension para Ia esposa VIC
TINA de 81 infidelidad, que era de
Glen pesos mensua!es.
Y para probar que e. infiel pucde
pagan mis-. ~preseatan una ~rc.acl"I.
de sus ingresos. que me Parecc "A"
curiosa como TODD c! pleito, nor 0
que saco lie ella a,gunas cifras. pa,@
distraction dc mis- lectores: ahora Mr..
Belmont Sc dedica sacramento Il
los n~egocios. = recibe de una compa-
MIA que opera sobre bienes inmUe-
bles. un sueldo mensual de $3.50. Ado.
mas. cl padre del d~emandado regain
al hijo todos los aEos n cantidad
de dinero. para ayudarle.
Oura rrueha. segun los ahogado
de Ia esposa ofendida. de que Mr.,
Belmont puede pagan mas 4 tsta pa
IA que viva con cicrta ~comodidad.
halla-e en- CT necho de que cI demau.
dado pagaba mil pesos al ano De a.
quiIer por cl apartment" dondc fu'
~Sorprcndido por los testi@os d" 81
c0nyugc en- ~flagruutc deIito con m@
sonora rubla. Ademas posee I'm auto.
m6yil que lc cosco seis mil pesos.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-21
PERMIS0S PARA FTNCiR.

4 sclor C.. p. Sjringer. una casa
habitac!dn con cinro piazas. en- "a
manzana numero 3o62 lie Ia Rock
wood Count. Costo $500. 90.
Al scnor F. Ruhioia IN seeundc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-21
V S o.

EXija listed Z nuestros ccmpetido-
res que lie den pruebas lie que tienen
proGuctos mejoreS De los nuestros. Fl
decir e NADIA. probar.o e 10 cue de
ben de hacer. Noso;ros e damos
pruebaS iDdiSputables y nuestra casa
es Ia mas antigua en- e. negccio. IA
casa que milares de m~exicanos estan
trarando con toda satisfaction. ' que
recomiendan como ia mas honrada Y
legal. Haganos probable a listed 10
anteS dicho. Demos pueS una oDortu-
nidad para poderlo hacer. EScrioanos
how miSmo, Giri"iendoSe 4
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-21

- Nf.NrF hIrar" una ti"ELa de aharr"lrS
hirn -j.riiIa 3 una l"lUII"rid ~ HIUl b."-
ma. rrnGi, Iul'-. l. ana IG4I lli"ud nnpi iu-
Mo. q; Inrr "-la" '-. u"-urIu i una rIIIUr1
!e IL E-iarl"m a'l +. {. G." :" ~>;a cnn>irI-
r"ndo ~ Ia calir de- Laredo n sur. lnfurir,rn
IN %i -. santa Hu~I Ave. san Nn'"n'r.
T.ya. de --tft
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-21

C0nrado Chavez. SaSlrr. - hdr"n trajeS 4
"a mcdIda. c.TTLntIlldl p"T-rccl6n III los
.rabajOs, c,pcriaIiInd rn NrStiGu~ q" Sc
lora. - i,tanrIa y iIiIe iura ril~r Ir rnpa.
j@i DOlOTUSa -.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-21
nES0tISAS:-

pE~Eu >abrr cI garadrro O." Ia> ,rh"raS R0-
maua GaGua Maria pniurr~ Ter, Hiss.
,:Gc rr~.Ilan rn san Auiufro. rc\g-. "u IA
ra>I UltIrdEa rH 81 NU. f. q" Ia call" lie
simpson. - T." dlri una -rdiII.rar.oH l:ha-
RI! 4 IA persona GH" h.rja lu!ormr> rNf,-
los q" elias. 4 A"l~tru e.. MARTINEZ. Brace,
y. " -.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-21

piso 4 IA propieIaI que posce en- Ia
manzana numero 800 de Ia Gale DE-
PrrNs. f. costo de Ia ohra. moni1rJ
A Ia suma he $500.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-21
0EICIOS

0FICIOS
49,. Cdrdora. riom"ro. Io lc ahorro d!nero
IN l.abaio~ he pIomc.ia. $50 Culcbra Ave-
nue.. TT. I3H3.
l5-2Sj
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-21

W~pTDCICLO dc medic uSo, en- muy bueD
r<ladG. :" rrndr mUv barato. Ocurran q
POI Kelvin =.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-21
10 QUE c OTROS

La cerveza que hice dc IN Gia
para oyro me IL tome. rs muy bue-
na. no ne hizo dano." Escribe el Sc
nor Estehan Ejlla.o5os. de klonGy-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-21
FODO ESTRICTAMENTE LEGAL
20 7 LEGITiMO

No - necesita ljceHc!a alguna. II
&ilado per las auto.!GaG-s mas re>pe-
tables Y de coniormidad con las dis
p6Sicione, del Gobierno General. Mi
fares De ciiencc>. en- TODD e. pals, ia
bITcau a~cCUaimente SUS licores Ell SuS
prOplNs cnSN..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-21
VENTAc

VENTAS
V.NTl~ IN ahoNaS. Nuchi"s. miGuInaS 80
ro-rr. y"-TIIu-. IRIS e. |""rraru> a.mrltTira-
,fr~. rrI"fruu 'rurt, - 2i"'- "'-.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-04
WertualtMng
Subsn bic 8etb biinbttsH
ben bsfebtsn Z bell
RumdHienssings'
fegt.

q 9lmitertdm, pia 2onboH, 9
9e2ember. SH elmer dmtlihen Be
tanntmaduns aus Berlin fpiro nit.
getbeilt, pab angefichts Der 9batiG6s
oab Elm bebeutsnber 5bsil RuuGuiens
iit jsbt in ben 6dnoen Der Gsntral'
mGd1te bsfinoet, cine 0erpoltungsbes
b6roe fir bas befebts Gsbisi gei6df'
len Dorbsn 1T. in Dslhsr duBsr ben
GentraImGhten aud bersn Usrbiinos'
ten p.rtretsn iinb. 9ln Der Spise bic
Ter Regisruns s'ebt GeneraI suelfi
BON Sodsfs unb Wsibenbad. Der bei
geginn beg arieges bas atte rbeini'
Ihe Qrrpsecorps befsbliste.
cSn Der amtlthen 8etanntmu9uns
beibi ss
General suslH BON sOdefe unb
Weihenbad in gum Gbef Der Watitars
psrrpuItuns in Rumdnitn ernonnt
rorosn.
r9a Elm GROCER 1bsiI Rumdnisns
in bic SdHDe Der gentraImG6ts g.s
idnsH III, puros nuHmebr cine gsrs
naltung fir Si. b.isstsp Gsbi.t. sin'
geisst.
.9sridiseene Experiments Ittben
unter Ssm gsfsbl bss Generals uOn
SneIf. Die TlitslieSer bisisr @ss
Daltunssspeigs aebDrsn gum Sbsil
anoeren 2Gno.rn Der GtntraImGft.
an. Die gsbauune bss 2anbss piro
in llebsrsinItimmune nit ben porbtr
feftsslsatsn 9runbfdben Dor fi4 ee'
ben, bic ben geSiirfniiien Rumdnisns
anqepabt Finb, pdbrsnb 4. gum 5b:il
nit aiitfid]t uuf bic aebsnsmitteIsa'
frbr an bic GentraImdtts, bic ppn
gHalonb abssIhnitten porben III,
ben geitimmuugsu oes 9Olierretts
lpiosriprsten."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-04
1ssaabist
1at 0ouperneur Whitman bon Rem
yort ben N0rber GbarIes 8.
GtisIOfu au lebeusldnsIidsr
3u@thousftrafe.

aIbanp, u. o., 3. Dsssmber. =
gpuperntur Dbitman iponbsItt am
Gpnntog bic 9obesitrafs. bic iibsr
Charles 3. Siielop ipessn grmor'
buns bes 5urmsrs gbarlss D.pbslps
BON Wsit Sbelbp, DrIedns Gountp.
psrbdnsts 1obssjtrafs in Isbensldngs
Iids 3udtbausitrqfs. Ha6osm Sties
Ioip bersits gum Spbe Derlrtbsilt
iporben mar unb aud bas appellas
tionsseriht cine gsrufins atsspies
fen bate. ipurbe ipeniss Stunpeii
Dor Der bsrsits anbsraumten 9inrifs
una oen 0srurtbsilten Elm peiterer
aufihub ssipdbrt, neil Elm sspificr
Gripin Sing seiianben baben iolIts,
baB sr Der MDrber beg pbslps eeires
fen iei. Spdisrhin 5os er jsoo9 biz
ies @titdnbnib ipiebsr 3uriid unb bic
9inri6tuns StieIptps tuurbe aui Die
Wobe Ses IL. Oeoember anbnauTlt.
goubernsur Mbitman erilarts am
Sonntag. aIs er Don ieinem 9egnaois
eunssrsGt Gebraud rKa6ts, bab fei'
n.r 4niitt na1 JGtisloip o6ne 5ras
q. fhnIbis lei, aber bab m0sIiters
ipsife bod Elm Re6tsirrtbum Dorlisssn
tonne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-04
Die gomme.C .CHenfibe
Wirb oIs bic srDBte RieberIag. Der
GHtents in Der WeItgsi6i6ts
fortIeben.
Wdbrsno Der fiHfmoHatiaen blutiasu
admpfe baben bic 4ngreifsr
abioIut ni6ts errei6t.

9srIin, g. Oss. C2tuf brabtlo.
lem Bege mad Suderton, q. s.
DRa6 mini Monaten Der fdiperiter
uno bIutigitsn Sample. iagt biz
ueberfee Hadridten Qgentur, .ift pi,
Sffeniipe on Der CONNIE an tsineI
Stelle iiber 5sbn SiIomster porge.
brunaen. Dieisr Grfolg purbe i'm
Suli fiibIi6 pon Der Gomms erruns
gen. Damn eroberten bic 5rdH3ofsn
Ga Waiionette. oas in Se5pette Der
alien Wausrn gsruune's Iisat. Seit
Der Seit, Oas beibt, isit 145 5ussn.
BAT bic 0ffeHitDe an bisisr Stels aufs
geb0rt. Meitsr tonnten Die 4Hsreif.r
Hidt DuroringsH.
RDrblit pon Der Comm. mar ods
9orbrineen lungIomer, aber dnbals
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fem @bihnitt nod aGmpfs I'm Gons
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ncmmen poroen mar. Rn4 ben bent
bar blutieiten &Gmpfen i'm suli,
gluouit uno Septsmber geIdng es ben
GnelGnoeru, DON ben 5ran5oien uns
teritiibt oendu sbeniopeit Oor3uortns
cen, pte bic 5ran5ofen in ben erften
Sassn bss SuIi Dorgeorunsen tpdreH.
gsit Der 3eit baben bic geutIdsH
-lrem 9orbrtHgeu Elm Gnbs aemuht.
Die tiirslt6en @eipiHne on gooen iiro
a6iolut unbebeuteno uno tpnnsn niht
nd6 ailometsrH gemefen lperben,
fonberH miiiieH ua6 WeterH bsrednet
nerben. Selbftreoeno III ss m6gli4,
burdD sins gefDdltige Ron5entriruHg
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tringsn, ME ss bic gngldnbsr an Dem
qncrs glub pdbreno oe5 ROOsmbers
5etban bdbeu.
Sts bubeu iebo3 nidt .ia,n ein5is |
zen ibrer 3pede, nidt sinmal ben
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ten tperben.
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obne ausiidt auf cine bsfiniiipe Bel
leauns Der aontropsrie spiiben Der
Hesierilns unb ben 8oltspertretern,
Der ipdbrsnb Der 3piihenSeit bon ieis
ner 9itterieit nidts einstbiibt bal.
Die 5iibrsr in Der Duma saben un>
nmpunbsn gu. bab iie abiolut ni6t
piiBten, lpie fi6 bic Rssieruns itslIen
tpiirbs unb iie eriparten audi nod tcis
ne baIbise aIdruns in Der poIitii6en
Gtmoipbdre.
2lls premierminiiier 5rspoff bic
9ribiine beitieg, nm bic Grtldruns
fer Resisruna ~ oerlefsn, iebten bic
8ertreter Der partsien Der Guberiten
9inien cine berariise Concentration
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Is Winuten lang nift 81 Worte IONS
men ionnts, obfton sr bteimul bic
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brah, ipieb.r abirsieu.
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5ip5lf MtitsIisbsrH Der iosialifiiittn
uno Der Irbeiisrpdrtsi, eiufd,lieblih
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fir bi. 9autr Don adt Sibunaen.
Dieter @ntraa gina burd unb 3res
poff mar nun i'm Stano,, feline Reoe
3u ,baIttn.
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ilderuns. bdb bi. Reeiernns ibr W0ss
Iihffes tbun ip.rbe. Inn Rubs unb
Orbnna i'm 2anb, oufrobt gu erbals
ten gr b.tonis. tob bi, probniticn
Der Wsto[Ie unb bes Seismotrrials
erb6bt iperben Mir. unb bub AUDI Die
erridtuna Don 5abri'sn fir Wlunis
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fir Elm. b,fne tehniit.
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nddlit cine @prlass sur Gtufiibrrns
h.s Gfml5pouss ttus.rsi&t fprSsn
triiroe.