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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
Adrian Editor Warns
Voters Against Vets
Option Plan
SAYS THEY PLAY
CLEVER GAME
Would Place Saloon In
Reach of Every
Thirsty Man

One Of the cleIrest eXIOsitions OF
the so-called "home rule" liquor
amendment 10 tho state constitution
is contained in an editorial by Stuart
II Perry in the Adrian Times.
The intent" saws Mr.. Perry, rs
10 put saloon within reach CT
every thirsty Individual In Michigan
II that were not the plan, the liquor
interests would not be fighting
for IT,"
The editorial follows:
The wet and dry petitions are on
rle In Lansing. which means that the
biggest liquor hght IN the states his
tory be- on II viii be a Eight To the
question ~ whether the state shall
be an dry or partly dry, but all dry
or virtually an wet.
The wet plan masquersdes under
the name Of an option" plan. but II
would reduce IN" option unit from the
county 70 the township. village or
city. By this means itS sponsors hope
90 pun the wool over the eyes Of at
least some voters by invoking the
imaginary blessings or home rule,
The intcnt. however. IN as plain as
the face ~ the town CiVck. II - 70
put saloon within reach ~ every
thtH were not the plan the liquor in
terests would not be nRhting for ~
II makes little difference how many
dry townships there may be " there
are wet villages and Wet cities with
in easy distance
The dry forces can aHord TO lose
on tho issue 81 statewide prohibition
The defeat OF that amendment by
itaclf would leave matters ~ they
are now But they cannot afford to
lose the fght on the township and
village option scheme II the vets
can Put that across thcn everything
accomplished for temperance - a
lifetime viii be undnne II - "A clever
game tho vets are playing II may
be hard game 90 beat. but n II II
not beaten, then local option prohibit
lion becomes a farce and the Iquor
interests VIII he more firmly In the
saddle than they have been FOR 20
PEARS.
Good citizenship clean politics and
the general welfare OF Michigan de
mand that organized liquor be de-
feAted In this last desperate night and
that its defeat be made n Waterloo.
The Home rule" amendment was
discussed by Harry Edwards. OF
Portsmouth o.. before the West De-
troit DRY club in Campbell-ayc.
Methodist church, Monday evening
Mr. Edwards asserted that such
an amendment would mean tho
passing OF all legislative reform
progress IN Michigan
"'rha; Is what has happened In
Ohio" he said The saloon me-
know that they can break the law
more easily under small unit op
ton than under statewide option. +"
He reiterated the clair, that homo
rule would dIsfrauchisc The farm.
or. making him bear NE expense Of
the liquor traffic IN the cities.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
Court Holds Parent
Is Not Responsible
For Daughters Whims

"Oh. what a beautiful hat" ca
claimed l7-year old Adelaide Smith
as she passed toe millinery store OF
Mrs. Annie Harris in pelray, and
forthwith, on a truly feminine i'm
pulse, she went and bought the bon
net. charging II TO her parents.
When Adelaide got home Mrs,
Gecr rye A. Smith, her mother, order
ed her to return the hat to the store
and all Of Adelaide's pleadings were
In vain.
Mrs. Harris refuses 10 take the
hat back and three times did the
girl tramp to the irate milliner ana
back "a her scolding parents. Final
" she left the hat on the doorstep
Of the store.
Justice Richter Lad TO settle the
tangle finally, Mrs. Harris bringing
suit against Adslaide's parents for
the value OF the hat. Justice Rich
ter dismissed the case, holding that
a 17-ycar-old girl could not obligate
her father for a purchase II the
purchase was made without consent
of either parent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
FAVORS SMALL
ESTIMATE BOARD

Il certainly give the voters OF De
troit credit for possessing more than
average intelligence and If, in their
good Judgment, the board Of esti-
mates is legislated out of office why
should a few hungry office seekers,
led by its president himself can
didate for another office. attempt
10 figure out a way TO circumvent
the wishes OF the tax payers?" said
Mevlin Lewis Burdick, one OF the
candidates for estimator in the
Second ward
PERSONALLY | am more than will
ing TO not only stand firmly by the
expressed wishes of the electorate.
but to do all in my humble power to
see majority rule What is the bal
lot for anyway II not to abide by its
result?
in case OF small board We
should try TO avoid the danger OF
making II possible for any one man
TO control. or practically direct It's
immense power. a large mea.
sure OF protection to the taxpayers,
with an equal freedom from cum
bersome machinery, might be So
cured by creating an estimates
board of say IS members, TO include
the mayor, commissioners OF public
works. police, parks, superintendent
of schools, the chairmen OF the
the common council, and eight non
official members TO be elected al
large, four from the territory lying
east OF Woodward-ave., and four
from the west.
Mrs. Russell Sage will be IS years
old next month.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
ITO OF 1912 Autos
Stolen Here in Year
Recovered By Police

In the 10 months ending July /,
1,Sl2 automobiles. representing A
total value OF $l,1jl.99 were stolen
in Detroit
That the police are not negligent
in chasing the thieves is indicated
by Lilo recoveries. The value Of
the recovered machines IS placed by
the bureau OF records at rolice head
quarters at S1,1o61tS.
Although Detroit is the city OF
automobiles. this numbc- OF thefts
is much lower than the annual loss
OF cars in Chicago, even I'm ratio to
the greater population OF the Windy
city. In Chicago Elsa were driven
away In 1915, OF which number 522
were never recovered. while up to
Aug !. 1900 were taken in 1916
The ordinance compelling owners TO
lock their cars before leaving them
on the streets, With the provision
Of a $50 fine. legal precaution
lacking in Chicago. IS declared TO
partially explain the lesser number
OF thefts here.
On The other hand, part OF the re-
sponslb,lity for the activity Of car
cadgers is placed upon the insur-
ance companies, which in some cases
issue policies up TO the full value
OF the machine After six months
Of depreciation and wear it becomes
a matter Of Indifference 10 these
owners whether or not their car IS
stolen or recovered. The system Of
reward granting il also held 10 be Il
stimulus to the auto thieves.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
GEORGE C. CARON
IS DROWNED.
Detroit Boy Is Victim Of Heart
Attack While Bathing In
GOderich, Ont.

Word was received in Detroit Mon
day evening, OF the sudden death OF
George c. Caron. son OF Or. and Mrs.
George Caron. OF Detroit. while bath
ing in the lake at Goderich, Ont. Or.
and Mrs. Caron. accompanied by
their son. had gone TO the resort
for vacation and the two men had
entered the water for a swim, when
the younger man suddenly sank from
view His father rescued him i'm
mediately and he was brought to
shore, where four doctors worked
over him The lungs contained no
water and II is thought that It was
Q case OF heart failure, Induced by
the heat and the sudden plunge into
by the bereavcd parents, was
brought 10 Detroit, Tuesday morning.
Deceased was % years old. lie
was n law student I'm the University
OF Michigan and would have been
graduated from that institution In
June, 1917. He was also interested
in journalism and did considerable
work on the university papers. the
Michigan Daily and The Gargoyle.
He was very popular among his col
lege friends and belonged TO a num-
Der OF fraternities, among which
were the Phi Gamma Delta. the Phi
Alpha Delta and the Sigma Delta
Chi. He also belonged to the Toast
masters club His father, Or. Caron,
Is n prominent homeopathic ply.
slcian here and Mrs. Caron is an
active and wellknown club woman,
Interested in all welfare movements
A younger daughter is the sole re-
naming child
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
WORKMAN IS
KILLED BY AUTO
Unidentified Man Struck Down
At JunctiOn-ave. and Mich
igan Central; Driver Held

Struck by a heavy touring car al
Junction-ave. and the Michigan Cen
lral railroad early tuesday morn
ing, AN unidentified man was hurl
el &c the pavement and instantly
killed. Jacob Kochowski. OF No. II.
Lovett.st.. driver uf the machine,
was taken 10 the Scotten-ave.
police station and held on a charge
OF reckless driving
The dead man was apparently a
foreigner. about 40 years old, and
dressed as a workingman. He had
nothing in his pockets by which 10
establish HIS identity.
Coroner Burgess is seeking his rel.
atives.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
HIoh.r Bread Prices In siuht.

Paul Schults. president of the
schults Baking Co, says that with
leading brands OF -four at $50 n
barrel. the price OF the fvecent
bread loaf must be advanced 10 six
cents lie points out that because
Of saving In labor and delivery cost
the iO-cent loaf may still be pur.
chased az the same price Mr..
schults suggests the advisability Of
an embargo on wheat exports.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22

Forty-four years OF continuous
service rs a Sunday school teacher
Is the record OF Miss Ella f. John.
ston. OF South Orange, n. j.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22

Today. Rand Concerts.

Schmeman's Military Band. Herman
W SchmemAn. director. renders the
following program In Palmer park
this afternoon. beginning at 30
and in Clark park this evening. be
ginning at March. Chicago TIL
bune" IChambersl waltz. Return on
spring IWatdteufeD overture To
"Tannhauser" (WaRrerD melodies
from "IAttle Johnny Jones t'ohnn a.
''IDoreley- Paraphrasc tN"sN1dbal
grand potpourrL Musical Jokes
iHamnD intcrmczEo. 'NartissuS
tSrvin) star SpanRlcd Banner Wal
ter Cook viii sing at the evening
concert
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
George MILLER, 81 years old. better
known In the haIf-vorld as High

Card Dick an old time pl' kpH'h'i
and confidence man. was arr"si,I
I'm company with John Moss, ~
years old on tn" y q docks
Monday night. Detective Roger
~ tho central station. and Ft,d
H"sslcr, special officer Tor tho n.
A &. limos arrested them. Tn"
police say they were working the
race crowds
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
ALA, Chauncey Palms. four-yeRr-oId
snn of VIZ. md Mrs. Erancls Hnlns.

died IN MS parents nome. NJ W.
Jererson-avc.. Monday. after hay
ing suffered for "A short time with
dinhtherla The funeral was held
from the residence TUESDAY. ~
o'clock Interment was I'm MI FL
Hot cemetery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22

rrtntInE-the plain neat kipd--that
f. rfght--Times Job Depts--MaIn 1870.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
John ". kin"sne. Of nay C' Who

district ATTORNEY in Detroit. VIII
not retain J. Edward BLAND a. a7-
sistant district attorney Mr. KIN
name has not intimafcd whom ne
will chose a. Hlaud's Successor.
Attorney Edward Henderson. OF
Detroit. ha. been mentioned.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
More than 300 persons q day have
been taking advantage OF the baths


camp at Bishop lake. nrar Brigh-
ton. Mich. for 10 DAYS. Tho scouts
expect 10 be taken 90 camp In "
touring car. and expect 20 go aug
20 The troop earned money upr
this camp by giving two plays last
winter. Pioneers hnNc visited the
camp site and arranged for the
placlu~ - ah~ tsnts. and all the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
City News in Brief

preparatory work has been done
A program - pioneering and
scouting work. including the build
ing 81 % dock. tho erection OF
Iag stan, scout games. water
meet. and the passing OF scout
iL-l.- L-- Lnan nrLunnnl Or
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22

Mrs Russell Sage will be SIS years
old next month.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
About 5000 employees Of tho Max
Motnr inc. Including

delegates from tho factories az
Newcastle and Dayton, attended
the company's first annual eNcur-
sion to Tashmoo park, Saturday
Motion plcturaa Of the vnrAous
events were taken. and the film has
been booked by thcateTs through
out the city. The excursion Was
given undcr the auspices OF the
MAXWELL club
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
Albert ". Maynard, vic~-presIdent of
the nothMeII- MaynRrd Co. Inc

died suddenly. Monday morning. in
his home, No. 1852 Nincwood ave"
from an affection Of the heart. Rg-
gravated by the intense heat. TITS
body was taken TO Glare. Mich. his
former home. Tuesday, where IL
VIII be inferred Mr.. Maynard was
where he was In the real estate
and insurance business until two
years ago, when he went to Royal
Oak coming 10 this city soon aft
rrward lie leaves n widow and
two sons. Thomas and Perry. all
~ netrnIt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
group Of n dozen Detroit business
and professional men left the city

Monday nIght Tor tamn NIrHokuht'
mcr resort on tho ahores ~ Van
Ettcn lake. near Oscoda. Mich. The
vacatIoners will remain In camp
until Sept l. when the season there
viii close Sixty-nine Detroit men
have been in the Carp this sum
MGR. tho largest adult attendance
since tho place was opened Ar
engagements arc being made 20 ac-
comodate both mon and boyH In
cnmn NJ tho same time next year.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-12

Gin bo66stastsr OsutTaer, Serr
geo.rg Rabn 1T am Wpntag
Uloraen in Der Mohnung fsinss Sob
nss sypbann Rdbn an Der Grap Rcab
ins SenIeiis biniibsrg.fdlummert- Der
9erftorbens fpurbe am 27. Dftcber
1925 IN Druppa6. Dbers Jrantm,
gabern, ssbcren. Rahbem I'm altsn
9aterlanbs feline Satin ibm burH ber
Cob entriiisn tpurbs, fam sr I'm Jn5s
re 1889 nad 9lmerita unb ucbnte big
All feiutm Tpbe bei ieinem Gohne
Sobonn Rabn. or mar ein fsrHges
iunber Mann bis ins bohe 4Itsr. aIs
tersfhmdde mar bic llrfdhe bts Tos
bss. or trreidts Elm gllter bon 80
oss,s:h!.s. 8 al2nnnten ilnb Ia Tnnen.
- Cine Ieidis gjsbirnsrfhiiiisrung
truu qeitsrn lbenb. frau Gftter Golb
BON go. 1922 GjrafislIi glpenus seIs.
asnilid tines GtrdBsnbdbnuufaIs bas
BON, Der iin an Der SarriiOn iIno
Weftpppb slpenue ersignets. Der
Masen go. IL Der WeIttpcob ainis,
Der pom Wlotprmann Sobn Gditsin
ssIsnss iDurSfs sutsIsiite an bet gs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-12

an beiIer 3u tperoen. SeBt BIN id ges
funo unb itdrt, unb i'm Gtdnbe, meis
'eigene Sdusarbeit 3u perrt6ten. Sd
fam @egstable COMPOUND irgenos
elmer sgrau, bic franz unb abeemattst
TT, empfebIen aIs Elm puuberbares
Wtittel 5ur Bieberberiteaung Der
&rdfte unD 9sfunbbeit. Wtetu 9utts
iagt, bub i6 iebt i6on i'm @rube ieiH
piirbe, ipenn es ni9t fir Sbr 8eses
table COMPOUND geipeien nGre." -
Sgrau 9lan6e Setter On, 7o3
2ppn Strabe, 9es Wtotnes, Soma.
@be man iia elmer 9trurgii9eu
Operation u1rtet5ie6t, 1T es tlug, eis
nen 8erfu9 gu MAIDEN, bos fpei6lihe
GpItem auf5ubuuen unO feline 2eibeH
nit 2pbid 6. 9iHtbdm's 8egetable
COMPOUND gu turiren. So bat Diele
1rauen Dor elmer 9irurgif9en Spes
ration beIpd6rt.
Wtan idlrci6e an bic 2gbiu 6. Einf'
ham NeOicine GO., Sann, Wiaii., nm
&at9 - es pirO fUnfioeutiea ietn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-12
@ettes syriidtdJeu.

Der Is Sabre alte SObn oines bon
Rp. 1861 Sba StraBs, Der ii9 bsreitS
unisr Der Sbbui bes Susenbssrihta
befinbet, ipurSs ssitsrn qlbenb gu ipds
ter Gtunbs in total betrunfsnsm gu
Ifanbs in bsm ool3lager Der 4rmleber
60. an Der Soptins StraBe nabe Der
freeman Qlpenue aufssflnben. Den
pcli3iTisn Masnsr nnb Dabert segens
iiber, bic ibu auffanben, erildrts Der
BurIte, bab er seItern Ranmittae
On her Gedhffen GtrdRe iInb sSreeman
9lpsnue NIT sinsm ibm unbstannten
Wlann 5uiammensetrOfftn fei, Der
Iibm Gbnaps gsgeben bate. tporauf er
bdnn bic Beiinnuns perlpr. Der boffs
nngspp[e Blri4e, Der an bphsrabi-
ger glltobolpersiftuns litt. fpurbs nah
bem itGbtiiHen Soipital sebradt unb
ipirb bort aur 0rfiisung bss Sus
.senogsriHts fsitgs9dIten iDsrbem
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-12

gs fplr6e merfannt, 6aB Elm gro
ser SBeil Der inter grtpdgltne i'd,
bcfinoIid)en 3eugennisiagen midi
aus amerifaniifer Guelle itaHme,
ionoern bon @rfIdringen berriibren,
lpclde BON 8iirgern bon 9tationen
Die nit 3eutiflano i'm 4riege lie9en,
abSegetei. iporoen paren 9lus oieiem
@jrlnl0e uiro ons geiueismaterial
aud iorgfdltig gepriift. @lon iagt ii9
lest, 6aB peligitens Elm Gbeil Der
6a6r5cuGe, bic angebIi6 o9ne @ar'
nung torpe6irt porOen ieiu icaen,
|;UabriGeinli1 auf @inen itieben.
3;e @6gIi6feit eines glbbrefens
Ser 6iplonatiiden 8e5iegnngen nit
GeiltIhlanb tritt nc9 ni6t in Den
9oroergruno. es beiBt oab elm iol'
der Sdritt nod nidt unnlittelbar be-
5orIteGe, auber es ergebe iiG, OaB Die
Scitlmg Ger beitti@en 0fegierung cine
66qig urbnltbore lei iiii6 feinen @eg
fir lpeitere llnterGan6Irnaen .oifcn
laiic.
@ertrauIiden @iittbeiliIngen mad,
iaa IN SoGano jeet bic gIHIi6t Dor'
serri6cn, baB Der bOadnoiidje Gam.
pier ,Subantia" 6urb cine Wtne unO
ni6t our9 ein SorpeOc berienft MIR
De. @an baiiert oieie 9tniidt auf eine
Ron 5aitdyern porgen0mmene Inter.
fu6ung Ses giltnpfes oes S6iiies.
Oo3 Ioa cine offi5ieae geitatigung
nod feblen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-12
@onbernemr 9Siais
Setlagt bic ameritanii6en Munitionsz
ienDuugen fir eurOpaii4e arisgs
fiibrenbe.
lluo srtIdrt, baB bic Der. Staate1
DerpfIi4tet paren, fie gu Dsrs
binberu.

9arris 6urg, g., II. @pril. -
gouperneur Wiais ipra9 in einer Re
be in Der Metbobiitentir9e iein tieies
gebauern oariiber aus, baB bic Der.
Staaten Our9 ibre Munitions SeH1
bungen iHbirett an pem europdH4en
Sriege fi9 betbeilisen.
rllnter ben RegeIn oes 8OIterredtes
babsn mir aIs neutrule HatiOn Stpeit,ls
los bas Re9t, an bic &riegFiibrsHben
@uuitiun gu nertaufeH," idgte Der
6ouDerneur. vSb mir aber aud ein
muraIiides Re8t baSu babeu, 1T cine
aHbere Srage. gBir periorgten 8ial
nit DaTien uub Munition uHb batten
seIsBIia bus Re6t bu5u. 9tber ieHs
RpropafIen tperben jebt gegen uns
eetsbrt unb ameritanii9e SolodteH
miiTen IN ben 8iiten Mericos iters
ben, neil mir es purSogen,' lieber aGf
rnIeren geiesliden Reften gu beiteher.
dNitdtt uns BON uHierem Setptilsn
leiten 81 lu1en,"
8egebt Selbitmorb.
Rengort, II. 2(pril. Wiaiam
9. Siirsens, Elm gndrps 8ittualieHs
fGnbIer unb ansebli9er MinionGr,
!anitt iid in ieinem Seim in 9roots
Inn nit einem RuIiernefer ben 9ols
ab. @r itanb in ieinem 79. 2ebensa
ic6rs unb ioll, fpie Die 8erDdnbtcn
Iaeen, in benz @abne seitaroeu babeR,
bab er bem Bancroft nabe lei.
unfers 80 rim eb E obung.
80 bington, 0.G., II. 9tpril.
WarinesSetretdr Daniels tiinbtgte an,
baB iebt me6r anseiporbsne WtGnner
iit i'm attioen Sienite Der Martne bss
finSeu, als ie suOor in Der Sei4i9te
osS 2anbss, ndmlib 54.o11 Wann, EN-
gepinn Don 1864 ieit bem 4. Wsar3
1913.
Die MibpdIe Steel 60. err
bGlt sinenaOntrutt fir
BITE 2ieferung BON
100 9uubtBen an
gnslanb.
philadelphia, Pa., IL. @pril.
Der Wfibpale Steel dnb Ordinance 90.
puroe am Oienitug BON Der britiI9en
Negierung elm &ontratt fir bic 9iefes
rilng BON 100 Saubisen fir Die Sums
me bon $2,700,o00 ausefpro6en. Die
9eihiiBe Ionen i'm nG9iten Sobr abs
eeliefert peroen.
Orei Spfer aufgefunben.
GoIina, O., II. 9lpril. 9ei Der
am Oepntae 1uhnitta9 5eben Meilen
iiibli6 ppnoieier Stabt erfol9ten gnt.
gIeiiltne eiues 6radt5uges Der Gin.
eeitlnnti Observation-Disclosures itaftiirrSSeeii,. taftiir Seii,.
gum ninocIten oret unioentiiijirte
9e1ilner aetobtet. 3DeiltnboreiBig nit
anblen hclaoene Stablmaggons lie.
gen in einem Saufen 5lrantHnen. 2ie
9eiben BON nrei Ntdirnern. BON oencn
man glalibt, oab iie blinoe gSoiiagiere
alif Dem Sabnsltg tporen, tpllroen Don
ben Grituruern entferrit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-12
aimpitr fit sifnns5Fsbtr.
Gie golfsperiammlnna in Der Yiuiif
bale IuirS iid BH einer srotartisen
Snnossbuns asitalten.

Den bonn Riiitunssfiebsr gefaa,nsn
ipn am Sumftas Q6sno bas ibnsn 10
beiliame aaltipafsrbab DerabrsiGi
ipfrben. Die WtaiienOeriummluns,
lpelde an Samitas 46en0 untsr ben
Anipi5ien Der rNmeriedn Union
againft Wilitarism4 in Der MuiitbdI.
itattfinbet. uirb iid obne 3ipsifel gu
einer srpBartissn aunbssbuns Der
9Oltsftimmung seiialten. 0ns iit ma
tiirli6 unumgGnsli9 notbipsn6ig. Den
WunitipHsfabritanten uno Ariegs.
ibrsisrn mub tlarsema9t psrbsn, paf
iiH bas Bolt in feiner breiten WdFsn
BON ibnen niht bstb0ren lGbt uno e.
fir iinnlofs Riiiiunsen, bic bsm giirs
ger Das Wlart aus ben Gnohen faua
gen. nift 81 babeu III. gDir fpollnl
uns auT 5risben porbereiten unb nihi
auf arieg. Dieisr Siimmuns trdftie
ausbrud gu seben, III Der 3iped Der
8iirgsrperiammlung, in pel4er WlGHs
nsr Don qlnie6en uno 0elpi9t aIs
Hebner auftretsn fpsrbsn.
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