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Evening star., 1916-07-16
Colonial Beach, Va.

sneeial Correspondence of The Star.
COLONIAL BEACH, Va, July IL
Mr.. Leonard Nelson and family are
spending the summer here.
Perrfe Mclean Of Washington. D. c.,
spent the week end here as the guest
Of Walter Cusick.
DR.. ]. Donoghue. Washington, D. c..
is the guest of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Walker. Washington.
d. c.. are spending week at their
bungalow.
Mrs. johnson and her daughter. Mrs.
F. Tennyson, are spending some time at
their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs John Rupert are spend
ing the summer months here.
Frank C. Daniels. principal Of Nc
returned to his home In Washington,
after spending some time with relatives
here.
The Southwest Bowling Association
of Washington, D. C., arrived Sunday
on its chartered steamer, Gratitude.
The return trip was made late in the
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lacey of Wash
ington spent the week end here.
Col Thomas B. Kalfus of Washing
ton Is spending Some Time dl tuo pcdCii.
Among the Washingtonians here are:
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason D. Cobb, N. Russell.
William Berton. w. NJ Book. F. Sillers,
W. II. Haycock. Mrs NJ. Hopkins, Mrs.
c. II. Hid, Abe Kritt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Conachy. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
D. Machen. A. B. Rogers. w. A. Ches-
hire, E. S. Riesh. L. Oscar. w. Burgess,
W. w. Day. H. A. Ramsdell, George
Thomas. Mark Roman, w. H. Pame-
baker and wife. Miss L. L. Steele. H. e.
Simpson, D. NJ. Weeks. A. f. Weeks,
C. NJ. Weeks. Miss Beulah A. Jones.
Horace M. Davis, Emmet Crockett, H.
w. Caufrman, w H Harvey, william
z. Adlung, William Aliung, NJ. e. Wiley.
r. B. Wright, Miss p. Beck, John w.
Hurdle. Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford, r. A.
Burns. L. B. Doyle. r. Doyle. Warren
Whyte. Miss F. Quigley. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Shaw, H. Goulden. Charles H. Lorrey
and family. Miss Fitzgerald. Walter
Costello, Allen Moran. Mr.. and Mrs. B.
G. Lewis. Gloyd Turton. Ernest Gasch,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stafford and son
Louis, Mrs. Crutchet.. P. Sheehan and
family and Miss Catherine O'Donnell.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-04-21
(lAI5IhfIiGS}

FOR RENT OR SALE-An Eleven
room rooming house. 1922 Miner st.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-04-21
Slate Arranged Prematurely

The made Sunday that the slate that had been
the Chicago Convention had been broken
the political circles 1t
has been arranged by the manuaors that the four should consist of
Carlson, c. W. Waterman p B. Stewart, and Dr. Work
days there has been undercuent of dis
satisfaction few should settle the whole busl
waiting the itself and it
that Friday the friends Mr. Schuyler asked for conference
with the hackers of the slate This meeting attended by the
Governor Mr. Vivian, Mr. Stewart Mr. Waterman Mr. Mclaughlin,
and Mr. Sullivan, representing Mr. Schuyler
Mr. Sullivan his foceul presented the strength OF Mr.
Schuyler and demanded that he be place the slate lie
did said but Mr. Schuylers
had the slate would be blown into smhereens
Mr. Waterman Mr. Stewart willing down,
DR. Work could defend himself agreed
that he should be sacrificed and to this effect
publicly made
When the friends Dr. Work this they furious
declared would for In order pacify them
they have been assured that will be good Dr. Work will be
reelected National he refuses comply
with their wishes they will him overheard and make Geo Std
the Committeeman DR. Work reported to be hurrying home
and until he arrives the deal will not be settled.
In the the people asking where they
They do much who has empty honor going Chicago
but they do know nightly what they intend doing after
there Not of them has made public of how
he stands the of preparedness and of the
with all forces opposed For all that the public knows
they intend Henry Ford for president with Judge
Lindsey as his running
In voting Pueblo the delegates will be voting for
in poke If they imagine the people stand for this
sort of thing they doomed to sad awakening.
movement is already foot that will to head
ing former Proesvs and Stand to force the hands of those
would be delegates and compel public and satisfactory
ment OF their position else ticket before the
Pueblo convention
Many county Saturday
tally important that the and best be sent to Pueblo
the that failure
state and national campaigns next fall
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-04-21
PARK PROJECT
NOW UP TO THE PEOPLE
Advisory Commission Wants the Endorse
ment of Clear Creek, Park and
Jefferson Counties

park in large city, mining operations
would prove foreign to park purposes,
but in a park covering ninety five
square miles of area, the operation of
mines could in no sense impair the
scenery, and, besides. there is nothing
more attractive to tourists than to see
real mines in operation.
The provisions of the billiard bill
have been examined by some of the
best mining men of the state and have
been approved. Only one of these min
ing men has made any objections and
they were two in number. First. that
the bill should permit the use of timber
tor the operation OF mines in the park,
and, secondly that the bill might pre-
vent development of water power. We
heartily agree with the first objection.
The bill will be 80 amended as to per-
nit any one operating mine in the
park to purchase and use timber from
the adjoining lands under the same
regulations as were prescribed BY the
Forestry service The second objec-
ton we think is already answered by
the provision in tue bill that when
ever consistent to the primary purposes
of the park. the act of February Is,
1901, applicable to the location of
nghts-of way in certain national parks
for irrigation and other purposes, shall
be and remain applicable to the lands
included within the park.
The billiard bill should be presented
very shortly to the Public Lands COM
mittee and we expect favorable report
Before asking this report, however, we
are going to ask the endorsement of
the county commissioners and repre-
sentative bodies of Jeffer on, Clear
Creek and Park counties. We want a
unanimous public sentiment back of
our efforts. 1t will be hard enough to
procure the adoption Of the bill without
such unanimous consent and we would
not feel like going forward with our
efforts for the good of Denver and
the state if there is going to be a
wrangle and q fight. We have done
our part to have the bill 30 drawn
as to secure such unanimous approval.
Now W. ask the people Of these coun
ties to join with US in this great under
taking.
In particular, we ASK each one to
speak 70 the county commissioners of
his county and to write to Congressman
billiard and Heating and to Senators
Shafroth and Thomas. asking them to
put forth their best efforts to secure
the passage Of the billiard bill.
WARWICK M. DOWNING,
Chairman, Mountain Parks Advisory
Commission.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-04-21

Just as now il was next to I'M
possible to find an Idle man i'll the
county.
The United Light and Power
com pany's plant at Georgetown
was said to be zone Of The pref
tiest, cleanest and neatest pieces
Of mechanism in the state
Clarence Noyes is working
twenty-five or thirty hours a da,
on Regennitter's abstract books.
Editor Randall of the Courier
is not an oratorical sort of fell
lew, but he has one of the pref
test little Offices in the state and
knows how to run a print shoI
properly
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-04-21
County Treasures Notice

To John r. Wallace; Humbolt M &
T. Co.. all persons having an interest in
or title of record in or to the land here
matter described. and every person in
possession thereof:
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowi. g described property situated in the
Cascade Mining District in the County
of Clear Creek and State of Colorado,
to wit: Mary Foster Lode mining claim,
Mineral Survey No. 1874 was taxed
for the year 1911, in the name of the
Humboldt NJ. & T. Co. which taxes for
that year were duly levied and assessed
thereon and remained unpaid, and at a
tax sale commencing on the 25th day
November, A. d 1912, pursuant to
notice thereof duly given and served.
the said premises were duly offered for
sale on each and every day of SAID sale,
and in default of any bid therefor, the
same were bid in for said County, by
the Treasurer thereof, on the last day
of said sale being the 81 tn day of No
vember, 1912, and a certificate thereof
issued to said County by the treasurer
thereof, which was duly assigned to
purchaser on the 2lst day of March
1916, for the whole amount due on said
premises and all fees to wit: SAG. 26.
And The said purchaser has made re-
quest for notification as provided by
law, to entitle him to deed of said
premises.
That the time of redemption of said
real estate from said sale will expire
on the 18th day of July A. D 1916, and
tax deed will issue on the following
day, unless redeemed heretofore.
Dated this 9th day of March, A. D..
1916.
(Treasurer's SeaD
IL. l.. ROBERTS,
County treasure. Clear Creek County,
Colorado. BY w. H. Sterhens,
Deputy Treasurer
First Publication March 81, 1916.
Last Pubficat on April 81, 1915.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-04-21
Continued from Last Week.

Continued from Last Week.
We feel that your co operation would
be for the asking, excepting only that
you want to know that the establish
ment of the Denver National park will
not interfere with mining. If it should
interfere you would be justified in with
holding your cooperation as there are
a great many ways of developing our
scenic attractions without harming the
mining industry. Indeed, ou' COM
mittee would gladly abandon the Mount
Evans project if there is any serious
risk of interfering atall with the min
ing industry. This ought to show con
clusively our great interest in the min
ing industry as the paramount industry
of this state.
1t was for that reason that the Hill
lard bill expressly permits mining in
the proposed national park. The Ian
guage of the act was taken from the
Forestry bill so that there will he ex.
actly the same rights TO mine in the ma
tional park as there now are upon the
lands in the present forest reserve.
Again. we have 20 limited the boun.
daries of the park as to exclude al
lands tina. might under any reasonable
possiL ility be proven to have mineral
value. Fortunately, this region was
thoroughly reported upon by the emf
nent engineer, j. Edward Spur, and
the lands within the proposed park are
all of them of the massive granite type
unaffected by any fractures or veins
The nearest boundary of the park to
the City of Idaho Springs is six miles,
far beyond the zone of any mining op
erations. Such boundaries are almost
as tar from Georgetown. The western
boundary is far removed from any of
the mining districts Of Park or Clear
Creek counties.
We therefore feel that not only have
we expressly permitted mining, but the
proposed park is so far removed
from any mining region and the geology
is such that even were mining not per.
mitted the pc sibility of discovering
minerals within the proposed park is
too remote to be of consequence.
In this connection we would state
that we have had the matter up thor
oughly with the Secretary of the In
terror and as he assures US that he
will favor the provisions of the bill per-
hitting mining. The present >ecre-
tary of the Interior has taken broad
view of the question and considers that
the national government ought to be
the last to interfere in any way with
the development Of mines. Further
more. he says that mining would be
really an attraction to the park rather
than q detriment. OF course, in a small
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-04-21
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
Items of Interest Taken from the Sftings of This
Corresponding Week Fifteen Years Ago

Editor Perry is one of those
good-na,ured, big-hearted, easy
going mortals who makes one
feel that he has found a mighty
good friend"
The above items were taken
from "A Visitors Notebook
Sifting> contained a half page
cut of George E. Palmer astride
hi~ prize-winning Chestnut King
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilhelm Nelson
mad new boy.
Marshal O'Rourke and Health
Officer Finucan were the busiest
people in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Craze had
: new boy.
Boulder was showed in.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-04-21
An Ordinance,

An Ordinance Amending Section of
Article vi of an Ordinance entitled
IAN Ordinance Concerning Licenses. "
and being General Section PIG of the
General Ordinances of the City of
Idaho Springs. by adding thereto
Section "a, General Section ZIG a..
Belt ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF IDAHO
SPRINGS:
Section !. That Section of Article
vi of an Ordinance entitled can Ordi-
nance Concerning Licenses, and being
General Section PIG of the Compiled
Ordinances of the City of Idaho Springs
be, a md the same is hereby amenued by
adding thereto Section z a, General
Section 2l6a, to read as follows;
Section ZIG q. License Fee.
Section "a. For license IS required
in and by Section 2lh Of said General
Ordinances above, there shall be paid
to the City Clerk for the term of
one year for each automobile, taxi
cab, or automobile truck. the sum of
Ten Dollars; Provided. that no license
shall be issued to non. residents, or
persons who have not resided within the
said City for . period of at least nine
ty days preceding the time of his ap-
plication for such lice, &c; And, Pro-
vided, Further, that nothing herein
shall be construed a. to require any Ii
cenao fee for intor.rountv 0r inter.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-04-21

The oil land that l.. f. Cassatt
is agent for is surrounded by pro-
duciug wells, as can readily be seen
by examining the map on cxhibi-
ton at the Siftings Office. Drop
in and examine it It will be well
worth your while.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-04-21
Silver's Strong Position


present. New York silver
conditions tending induce sustained advances
Recen offerings of the metal by producers have been smaller in
volume than recall for and all advces indicate that there
stocks of being held This indicated
concu by the fact that exports continued unnepedy
IN a large scale.
Abroad the stocks extremely low while buying
by the English and other European for
large This feature connection with this de-
mand that the absolute and withdrawal of
large quantity of silver from the market"
Advances silver have daily
contrast the uncertainty felt when the upward
conservative interests do hesitate that materially high
levels practically assured of temporary that
may be
"1HE OLD SAYING How hear what when what
keeps laundering in ears always
mind when read the the Denver Post about the
ment danger of immortality booteggng and corruption Denver
should elected Does sincerely
antithec boon BOOZE graft immortality corruption libel
backma Sper what best in the of law
People May Know.
IT Is NOW quietly whispered by those the inside that
the Denver elected
~ foregone conclusion the wet candidate for
will be announced Do they Republican cand
date Democrat? Will the Vets eneavor Sam Mich
olson and play him against Mr. Stocker GOVERNOR
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-04-21
Will Sacrifice High Grade Piano

THE DENVER MUSIC COMPANY
will sacrifice second hand piano,
which is stored in Idaho springs. Lib
eral terms. Particulars will be fur
nished upon application.
THE DENVER MUSIC COMPANY
Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-04-21

HOUSE FOR RENT-Furnished OF ur
furnished. 27l2 Miner street. Phon
Idaho "A.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-04-21

WANTED-A woman to take care of 8
furnished house. Call at 1929 Miner
street
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-04-21

FOR SALE-The cd home proper ty of
Mrs. }. A. Dory, consisting f an g.
r ON house. 4 lots fronting on Virginia
street. For sale cheap to the right
party.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-03

bic Maht unb Der Rei9tbum anbsrer
Msi4e nit ieiner eissnen Matt urn
@robe pertragsn. Die beitfdtn
Staatsmdnnsr baben oft atnua ers
tldrt, bab Grobbtitamitns Rsifftum
lnb Wa9t nit bsm ieinigen ipobl AT
pereinbaren iinb; iis baben syrantreid
ME SdJfpisrisfeiten bsreitet, psnn es
tsin aolcnidlreih unb feline finan3iells
Wtdht pergr5bern fppllte.
DER Wilitarismus, bsien man bic
OtnffHen 70 oft befhuloist, III ipeiter
nihts aIs bic bonn bsutIhen Wolte ges
tiblte Rotbpenbisteit, Teine 2ultur,
feintn Reihtbum, iOsar ieine GriftsnS
5u pertbeibisen, auf bic anbsrs @olisr
10 eiferfiihtig iinb.
Der 2ries, Der Deutfhldnb aufses
5ipunsen iporben 1T, ipirb obne 3tpeis
Tel ben Wartitein einer neuen 3eit auf
oem INNER mebr in bic 6Dbe fiibrens
ben Wes Der Sumdnitdt btlben.
Wenn niHt balb ;yrieben asifloTen
fpirb, TT Gnglanb unrsttbar berloren,
unb Snbien, Der Sue5ianal unb aes
sppten perben aufboreu, ensiiIder
9eiiB gu fein. llnb ipenn mir aus bic.
lem Sample bic fir Spanien ridtise
Jolseruns 5ieben unb uns in 3utunft
nit DtutihIanb perbiinben, fpirb
GneIanb auf ben Mtlantifden O3edn
beihrdnft, aug BEN Orient ptrtrieben
unb i'm WiiieaGnbiifen Mesre pbne
isslidsn gii,iub iein.
Der beutife einftss fpirb ii4 gang
naturgemdb bon Der Office BIB gum
gosporus ausbebnen. uno Der sermas
iiIfe 5anbel tpirb, dIIes nit iib forts
reibsno, burh bic basipiihen lissenben
gambler idreiten, Bis er an bas gnbe
BEG Srients eeIanst. Dieter ipirb ieiz
nerieits lsihte 0srbihbungspsse In
Der mobsrnen WeIt unb in isntn BEN
Dtuii6en Ginilub unisrnoriensn 9dns
bern 5piIden aonitantinopel unb Der
OiiIts sinsn reihen uno slpsrldiiisen
Dtartt ttir ieine er3elisrttle finoen.
Der So5ioiose. Der ben Jortitritt
,es W.nihens.i6l.dts aufmerifam
osobahtet, ipirb nit innsrer Yewesuns
,iei.m srobsn Greisnis Suffduen. bag
ju srlsben uns @oti pers0nnt bat.
0ds beutIde 1oli ber5sidnet jebt
I'M Bud Der @eidihte unb Der 5u.
nanitdt bic ftoniisn 1batsu, BON Dee
zen ber Menfd iia is bat traumsn
aftn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-03

tein @eriprsdsn. ods er nidt aebro.
4en bdtte. gr ipoIIte bus Grpbtapis
tai bdnbisen iinb bot "a nod mGdtiser
gemaht, dls es 5upor mar; er fpollts
Ibie offentIihe @eripaltuns nah &C.
fhdftsmabigen prinaipien fibren unb
bat bic sanae Dienitrefprm auseinans
berserifen. Gr bat 1id stsen miIis
tdriide Rilitunsen srtlart unb jebi III
er ibr eifrisiter 8efiirtporter. Gr bat
iib fur cine parlamentarifbe Resits
runs ertldrt unb Sen 4onsreb pGllig
unterjodt. Die neue 8etperbung
Wilions r,immt Der ameritaniihcn
pplitit jebe Spur bon 2aratter rno
seist nit gang beIonberer Ssutli6teit,
bab bic platformen, ipelhe einen Der;
tras 5pifdsn benz @olte unb Der pars
tel baritelIsn, bios abeefabt perben,
I'm bas Bolt gu bintersebeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-03

i
Boorbinsbdufsr enrpfttgen.fi4 bnrd
ibre stief Inter BET 9JSe 0eIeefrtii,
nit alien 2omfort difseeItotteitn
3epp cellars. Jn ben 1cttls erfrast
iebtr @oif. fpenm tb1n has Simmer
anselpieten iutrb, auesf Den Msa mad,
bem Refer. Jn ben Gxufsrn bet Rsis
f,en iolIen bic HelIer belte aons bas
Bib bisten, bds iinfsrs beitI&en Miss
bldttsr propReiifHerptiie icbon Dor
Wlonaten pDn ibnen bra@lsn.
9tls id nm erften Ueisrtoee msins
glbenomabl5eit in silsm btidnnteH
M<inreftaurant sinnahm, fob amggodbs
bartiide cine Jamilie bsftebenb aus
wotsr lnb sipsi a0d.ern, bic ipie bel
ber angeregien llnierbaltune niMt 5u
iiberb0ren mar, 5u ben gIiidIiAtn
Wlitgliebern Der beuif4en aolpnie In
Honbon gebSrtsn, bic nod sur rehten
3eit gefIoben iparen. Der Batter los
ieinsn I54tern aus Der 3situns bic
yfahridt por. bab bic lonboner 1es
bSrbr bos 8sItudtungsperbpt fiir bas
Weihna4tsfeit nidt aufsebobtn babe.
Was lebt man bod gut In Berlin,
IieB iid cine bsr iunssn Ddmen pers
nsbmen, unb bic 0efidisr ibrer 1il@s
senoifen ftrahlten bsr5Ii@e Outline
mura.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-03

tania1 als cine unseIebliAs GanbIuns
unerfennt. ipobl dber ben Werlwit ber
amrritaniIben Siireer, bic Bel Der
Verfenfung iimsstommen finb. Damn
iperben bic bisber ertpdbntsn 3uaes
ftdnbnife anssfiibrt: bab Deutlh<
Lamb GelberfaB fir ben Men59enperz
luft Ieiiten unb teine 0erfentuns obne
pprberisen Mnruf erfolsen laNen tpirb.
Wie perlautet, ion Der prGiibent NIT
biefem @oridlage sinberitdnben isin,
tpeil bic uHgeieBli4teit bes Menfdens
perIuites aneriannt tpirb unp sr oas
nit @elesenbeit erbGlt, iid zines eros
ben biplomatiiden Sieses iiber
Deutfhlanb s,l rii6msn, mas, pis er
slaubt, ibm bel ieiner 8eiuerbuns ,im
einen Speiten Sermin 5u Staten tpm=
men tpiirbe. 9as piirbe uuiere lpiez
berbpIt ausseiprodenen 9lniidt beitda
tisen, bab bic Sraneialirung
0eutidlanbs sumeiit bon @riinDen
beg parteiportbeils einseseben mar.
Ser ipeitere 3ped mar. bic Spannune
nit DeitidIanp ais Redtfsrti9une
fir Die llntbGtisteit seeeniiber ben
@etpultatten Gnelanbs gu benuBei,.
mir slauben aber, oab lebterss Motir
sttpas in ben Sintererunb setreten lit
in JDlse Der geoba9tuns bes prdIis
bentsn, bab Der apnsreb ibm ni6t ses
itatten iuerbe. iit fpeiter untbdtis see
gen gnslanb 5u berbalten. slei6piel
ub bic 4nseleseubeit nit 9eutidlano
Sur grlebiouno qelanat ooer ni6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-03

Der praiibent bat in wsils
ipautee nor elmer iiberraIhenb groben
a3a9l BON 3ubDrern seipro9en. SIeie
ipareH Su einsm febr bebeutenben Bro.
Sentfdb Deutfde. Sic ftellteu iib
aber bios gu bem 3tpsde elm, benz
prdiibenten eine 2ebre i'm MnitanS au
ertbeilen. Sic ipolIten ibm seiqeu,
oaB iie tiefen Nntbeil an ben 6ffenis
lthen 5rasen Der Der. Staaien nebs
men unb ameritaniide 2lnseIesenbei.
ten nldt aus oeuti i4Idnoiidsm &c,
lSh'sfpinteI beurtbeiIen, pie Der prGs
}toeni bas bebauptet bat unb bieIer
rem ameritanifae Stanbpunti, ben iie
etnHebmen, piro CUR Jolse bdbsn. oab
lie am WabItase sesen WiIioH film,
men tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-03
Die arisssbeTeIfunsen

Die ariegsbeTeIfungen
in bieism 2anbe, bic nod ni6t anss
gefiibrt iinb, belaufen iih auf anberte
balb Wtqiarben Dollars, ipie elm tiirSz
lider auspeis elmer Sanosls sagentur
erieben lGbt. Sieiem sufoles iperbsn
Die Der. Staaten, bic ben arieg fhou
minoeitens Elm Sabr i'm 9anse gebaIs
ten baben, i'm nod elm tpeiteres Sabr
Derldnsern, ipenn es ben Seutihen biz
Dabin nit,t selingen ioIlte, ibrs Jeinbs
au paaren gu treiben. SrpBbsm fpirb
behauptet, bub mir bas srpbe 8eifpiel
beg 90lterfriebens uno Der Sittli4tsit
geben, mas bod i'm 2idte Der anees
fiibrten 3ablen als nihts anbsres, ipis
cine srobe !5eudelei erfdeint. Sb es
3n einem @erbot Der Wdffenuusfubr
iommen fpirb, ldbt Iicb nidt nit Be
ftimmtbeit fagen. 8iele Wfitglieber
i'm aonsreB iinb Dafiir, aber aud pi,le
baseseu, 10 baB niht feft5uftelIeu III,
oh sine WfajoritGt fir bas g.rbot gu
srlaneen iDGre. Iber IS fheint cine
RaioritGt fir ben plan porbanben 5u
iein, bic nDtbisen @elbsr fir Elm Riis
ituugsprosramm our1 cine bobe
Steusr auf 8riegsmaterinl auf5ubriRs
gen. Dns piiroe uns 5par Hidt bon
Dem @orfDurf befreien. bab mir Dull
lars b0bsr fdaB.H, ais Nsenffenleben,
aber .s piirpe gum Uiiuoeften sur Or
fd0pfllns Der 8auftraft Derer. ipsls
den mi, Die ariessDorrdtbe Iiefsrn
beitragsn.