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Evening star., 1917-09-23
Vatican Is Disillusioued.

The replies Of the central empires
was a disillusion, even to the Vatican
according to reports current today. In
political circles it is observed that both
Berlin and Vienna were less specific
about the conditions of the peace ne
was the Pope. While they accept the
leading suggestions of the papal note
regarding the Limitation of ornaments,
their silence concerning Belgium, Ser
bia. Rumania, lsace-Lorraine, Trent
and Triest Is looked upon as significant
The receipt of the replies by wire
from Zurich was a great surprise, as
Cardinal Gasparri had declared last
evening that he did not expect the
notes to arrive until next Wednesday,
Even Bismarck found this to be true
several times. but especially when the
party of the center succeeded in Janu-
airy, 1887, in defeating increase in
the German army of 41,0O0 men yearly
which SO angered the iron chancellor
that he dissolved the reichstag.
Would Face Boycott.
Under conditions we propose. the
nation attempting to violate treaty
with the civilized world would be i'm
mediately threatened by general
economic, commercial and financial
boycott. Thus only mad government
would run such risk.
The suppression of conscription
would lead automatically and without
any disturbance of public order to dis
armament, namely. to the end of mill
tarism. bringing beneficial consequences
for international peace and also the
restoration of economic and financial
conditions in the countries exhausted
by the present war.
| 1.-The holy see always has opposed con-
scription. We always refused to intro
duce 1t in our own army when the Pope
was a temporal sovereign. Best des,
England and the United States are the
! most splendid examples Of how great
powers can exist without standing
| armies, but even these two countries.
despite their colossal resources. once
war was declared. required a long time
before being able to form a large army.
If all states were in the same condi-
tion during the time necessary to pre-
pare weapons such long period would
| elapse as to render ii possible for
friendly Intervention with IL view to
| avoiding conflict.
Voice for the People.
Evening star., 1917-09-23
Voice for the People.

Finally, the whole world, in addI-
tion to the suppression of obligatory
military service, should proclaim the
principle that no head of a state. either
CONTINUED on Eighteenth PaSe.)
Evening star., 1917-09-23
ALLIES Join RESOURCES
TO PROVIDE SUPPLIES
Lord Readings Mission, Tremendou,
in Scope, Will Unity Measures
Against Common Foe.

American and British officials are
working on a program providing for
closer economic cooperation with a
view to uniting for war purposes the
entire resources of this country and
Great Britain and her possessions.
AZ confidential agent of the British
government, Viscount Reading. Lord
Chief Justice Of England. is handling
negotiations here. While tremendous in
its scope, Lord Readings mission here
is only part of the comprehensive
structure OF unity OF resources which
Great Britain is building. The re-
sources OF all her dominions and those
of all the allies are to be formed, so
far as possible, into a compact whole,
providing a mammoth reservoir from
which all the allies may draw to make
more effective the war against the
common foe.
The full limit of Great Britain's re-
sources is to be placed in detail be-
fore American officials, who in turn
have been frank in placing before Lord
Reading the full extent of what this
country expects to accomplish. and her
potentialities.
Evening star., 1917-09-23
Frequent Guest Of Gridiron Club.

He was frequent guest at dinners OF
the Gridiron Club and enjoyed many
shaft directed at him and his assistant.
the late Frank n. Barksdale. He will be
missed by his friends in the newspaper
calling in this city and who have since
taken up their abode elsewhere.
Relatives of Mr.. Boyd residing in
Washington had not been informed last
night of the funeral arrangements The
children of his first union, who survive
him. are Oliver T Boyd. representative
Of the passenger department OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company in New York
city; Mrs. Richard Day Of Denver, Col,
and Miss Anna Boyd. Mr.. Boyd's second
marriage occurred in Washington nineteen
years ago. He is survived by his wife and
two children. Elizabeth and Crosby Boyd.
Evening star., 1917-09-23
Charges Not Sustained.

The charges that were not sustained
and the votes were:
No. 3-That two notes Of $87 500 each
were transferred from the Temple
Bank to the Houston National Ex-
change Bank to cover up the gov.
ernor's obligations to the Temple Bank.
1s ayes. 13 noes.
No. 4-That he attempted to deceive
that he paid 1927. 800 in cash on debts
in the Temple Bank. whereas two notes.
totaling $4,000. were merely trans
ferred to the Houston bank, IS to 13.
No. 5-That he testified in the March
investigation that he was not indebted
to the Temple Bank. although he owed
it a note for s11.2oo. II to II.
No s-That he sought to have funds
OF the state highway commission de-
posted in the Temple Bank for profit.
to %.
No. 9-That he had deposited state
funds in the Temple State Bank and
other banks when the state treasury
was open to receive them. Is ayes. ~
noes. 1 present and not voting.
No. 10-That he testified last March
he owed the Temple Bank nothing.
whereas he owed IT more than the law
allows, 13 ayes, IL noes.
Money for Groceries.
No, 13-1 nat ne IdlieO 10 lo
the state money expended for groceries
meats. vegetables. etc. at the execu-
tive mansion. 15 ayes. 16 noes.
No. 1o-That by vetoing the univer-
sity appropriations, he sought to set
aside the constitution. 6 ayes, "a noes.
/ present and not voting.
No. 1s-That he called members OF
the state university faculty liars and
Erafters. but did not prosecute them, .
ayes, 20 noes. 2 present and not voting.
No 20-That the governor sought to
influence the courts in matters in which
he had a personal interest. 15 ayes. 16
noes.
No. 21-That he permitted c. w.
WoOdman to continue as state IL Dor
after the senate had re-
Ran as nti-Prohibitionist.
Ferguson was elected Governor OF
Texas in 1914 and reelected in 1916.
In both campaigns he ran as an anti
candidate. He had never
hefore held a public office.
Mr. Ferguson was born In Bell coun.
ty. August 81. 1871. the son of q Meth
odist minister and Confederate soldier.
He attended distric tschool until he WAS
sixteen years old and then left his
home worked in the west for a few
years as a roustabout in a barbed wire
factory in San Francisco. lumber
lack in Washington ana as mine nelp-
err in Nevada.
After returning to Texas he took up
the study of law and later was admit
ted TO the bar and practiced in Bell
county. Subsequently he organized the
Temple State Bank.
Evening star., 1917-09-23
To Seek Rest on Ranch.

Mr.. Ferguson said he did not know
what his future plans will be. Il is
probable he will go to his ranch for q
rest. His decision as to the future will
be made there.
Mr.. Ferguson received his defeat
cheerfully. To friends. who surrounded
him when the last article had been dis
posed of. he said:
Everything will be all right
Mr.. Ferguson tonight issued the fol.
lowing statement regarding the pro-
ceedings in the senate high court of
impeachment today:
THE loyalty of my friends more
than overbalances any regret that 1
might have at the action Of the SEN
ate.
NO man ever had better friends and
I am proud to give this expression Of
my appreciation of their unequaled
loyalty
Four senators stuck with the gov
ernor from start to finish, and in the
voting on the most serious charges they
alone were with him.
Evening star., 1917-09-23
Diverted From Fund.

No. 12-That he diverted from the
adjutant generals fund money paid
on the Canyon City Normal building
in 1916: 81 ayes. noes.
No. 14-That he induced the officers
of the Temple Bank to lend him money
In excess of the legal limit. although
he was sworn as governor to enforce
the law. &c ayes. noes.
No. 16-That he sought to coerce and
influence the board of regents of the
University of Texas to do his auto
cratic will. 22 ayes. . noes.
No. 17-That he sought to violate the
law by removing regents without ade
quate cause. ~ ayes, noes. / present
and not voting.
No. 13-That he sought to influence
Wilbur P. Allen. chairman Of the board
of regents, by remitting to him q
s. 600 bond, 81 ayes, 10 noes.
Evening star., 1917-09-23
Votes on the Charges.

The charges that were sustained and
the votes were as follows:
No. THAT he used $500 of Canyon
City Normal insurance money in the
Temple State Bank to pay a personal
note; 27 ayes. 4 noes.
No. THAT $4,000 of Canyon City
Normal insurance money remained in
the Temple State Bank more than q
year without drawing interest but to
the profit of the Governor: 26 ayes. S
noes.
No. 6-That he deposited $4,000 of
state money in the Temple Bank and
profited therefrom; "a ayes. noes.
No. That he assisted in the de-
posit of $25O,000 of state funds to the
credit Of the Temple Bank and profited
therefrom; 2s ayes. noes.
No. 1l-That his refusal to tell who
lent him s156.500 in currency consti-
tuted official misconduct: 81 ayes. Z
noes.
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0as enbt Der 0anbtre

0as Gnbe her Danbtre
|Stgeuner. Gdon Dor Gdn0ertr 8sit
mslbtts cine tar3e Rnhribt aus ilnz
garr, baB einem ue6erbIeibIel aug
rpmantif9en 5a9eH, bas gall5 un8eits
gemdB mttten in europa nod Tein
Defsn trteb, Elm Gnbe bereitet fDerben
Ioa: bic ungariide Regierung, burb
bic ariegsperbiltniHs in einem bersits
GeFaBtsn GntfdIuB beftGrtt, trilGrte
Ii6 fir Die Qbidaifung bes 8unOtr.
lebens Der 3i9euntr. Der gIan unb
bic Mittst our DurdfiArlng bes Be-
rttts 6tgonnenn unterne1mtns tperf
ben nlnmebr In Der 3ettldriFt fir bic
IgeIammte GtraFrthtspifeni6aft In
ben nihtieittn puntteu attseindnbsr.
geiebt. IS bonoslt iih nm cine rtgels
re6te aolontiation Der 3igeuntr, ota
rsn aorapansa BON 6rgonen Der
grooin3beb6rben ange6olten nurbsn,
no INNER man lie a~utraf. Die Mits
slieber Der 0nnbergeIeqi6aften lper'
ben nab i4ren ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ben gsbrddt; foa8 ibre 3uFtdnbigfeit
fh iebo6 ni9t feittelen ldBt, toms
men iie mad isuen 8emeinbef, an
peIden fe fid 3uIebt am ldngiisn ouTs
bielten. 5ie peroen bier e~inquartiert.
Die @erpaItuuq i6res germ5gens
fpirb bon Der QniiebeIungs : 8e65rbe
Gbsrnommeu. 0a8 aus Magen, pfsrs
ben, Maffen aTp. beItebeubt bsipeglis
DE 9srm6gen tpirb auF omtIi9em
8ege bertauft, bic er3ielte Gumme
ebenfoa8 gu 9uniten bes gigsntbis
mers ~Derpdltet. 8as @eto bent in
erter 2inie gum QuFbau bauernber
8o4niBe, CUR geIaaifung lanbnirt6-
i4aftliher Gsrdtbe ufp. 5alls cine
3iseuuerfamitie ft6 als beitblos err
psiit, neroen bic Soften bes Dp6us
9ouTes bonn Gtaate %getrdgsn, na9
8ebn Sa6rtn ipirb bas grunoltiid auF
ben 9amen bss Qngefiebelten poer Teis
-th k
neg Rebtgnaafolgers oIs gigentbum
grnnobuhamttid ibsrTdrieben. Den
nsuen Rehtsn unb benz 5dub, ben Bic
3igeuner ouf bieie BeiIe genisBen,
feben nntiirli6 aud bic qfliatsn Oss
orbentlihen Gtaatsttrgsrs geg.ns
ibsr. Die to%loaifirtsu 3igeunsr bubeu
Fd ben Observation-Disclosures gu
uuternerfen. unO bieainber FnO I9uIs
pftihtis. 3ebn Sabre mad Grinbuns
Der aolonis pirb bic 8ormunbf9aft
Der 9emeinbe ii6sr bic gsmobusr aufs
sebOben, pomit amtli9 bic griunes
rung an ibr s~inftgss s3iseuusrt9um"
sel6idt if.
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It'd BEN Wngreitr bIuberlttb ftrb unD
btr 9srtbeibisune Busute tOmmsr.
DaB i4mdlert rsbtr bic @usbdutr.
nod bic &apTertsit unb Die @eIaid'
li9isit, NIT Der bkIe @ertbeibigung
min IAOn felt LANCER dIs Sabreafriit
,gefibrt tporben III.
@tr f4on ~anstbeGtet tpprben IT,
baden bic eigentli9en Operattonen IN
@eutidsO ftdfrita i'm Gebruar Oes
Sabres 1916 begpnrtu, b. 3. felt her
usbtruabme bes brittIaeu DberbefeDIs
ourd ben fribepen 8urengeusral
Smuts, Der bdnn I'm Sanudr 1917
bur9 General Sosiins er9ebt porttn
tit, neil man i6R gu ben Sibung.rl
oes taiIerlinen &riWstdbinets nab
.Goubon berufen bat. Ser Operas
t~ionsbesiru erbsif9te natiirttbe cine
Reibe sriinbIi9er urb umfdngreifer
Yorbsreitun9en, bon bereu 3eltbebart
man Ii9 bar1us siuen 8egriFf MAIDEN
tam, Oab gum geiipisl elm Sur @sr'
itartung Der bon Rbobeita Der optrts
renOen &olonne berange3ogenes iabs
afritanii4es Battalion gu Maher auf
BEN 8umbeIi unb R%iaIoies bat befors
bert perben miiHsu. 9ie srften Opt
raticnen tDaren gessn bic oeutldtn
3ruppen geri9tet, bic gu 6etoen Gsi'
ten Der ben Sdngdniata5ee NIT Der
Wtetrestitte nerbtHbtnpen Bdbnllile
gruppirt tparstE unO batten BIN
3psd, biefe BON Der 8abnlinie unO
benz 3aHganjitales in iupofltdsr
Ri4tung a65uDrahOer. sic rpurben
bon SrDei Rolonnsn gefiibrt, bon be-
nen cine britif9e unter General @oas
bsur pom &%ongogebist Der rpirtts. l9it
tbnen trdten bdlb 3pei ipeltere aos
Ipnnen in Gooperattun, uno 3ipar BON
SiDpiten aus cine rp6beIiIhe untsr
9eneral Rortben, bon Ocr Uieerestiife
aus cine peitsre britiI9e unter @tnss
raj 9unnbngton. 9ier5u fam Ipatet
nod cine finite, portugRFfde aDIon'
ne, bic BON Wao5ambiqus per aus iiips
.lider Ri6tung eingriFf. Dos 3uIams
msHtpirien aqer bitisr Rolunnsn bate
aIs Idlieblides gttiultdt bic Gtntrei.
Jung Der Oeuti9eu Strsittrdfts in osal
bon auiibjt burdfOHsnen Usaben8es
9OdldnO. Odd gsi4ab bas ni4t c4n'
aiti6IGge 5u 9unFen her 4ngrtifir
unb cine b0ddt attn gsfi9rte 4bpehr,
bar6 fpslfe bic pOrtugisF{de 8oIonne
nieber biutsr Den RObma unb Oamil
bintsr bi, 2anbesgren3e 5urIdge3Dun'
gen pproeu lit.
Die gsgentpGrtigs Situation eeihI
ben 2ager, ME is i9on Oft in iOIos
nialen 9riegsn eingetrstsn iinb uno
INNER ~sintreten iperben, ;peun bas
Mntterldnb iiber WSeer ntbt mebr ms
tsrItiibenD eingreifsn fam.
(9omburger Gremoenblatt)
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Ser @eiit Der Rebeaiun.

ueber bic Stimmuna In Der ruff.
Iatn armee unD 6lotts liegt folgenosr
Beridt pom 10. auguft Dor. Der pobt
aud bette nod 3utrsftenb iein birfts:
Yin Der runil4srumanif6tn JrpEt
61bsn bic Wlagimutiien am otnigs
ten ibre qropagunba getrisben. 5ns
folgeoeHsn nurbe Der BON einem ytea
erOes Regiment gsittltt anirag ibst
bic 8iIOuug Der pRpt9sn @aroe" IN
Dsr an bisIer Grout tdmpfeneen ntuus
ten Qrmee bon benz 4rmeetommI.i9
abgelebnt. Da9egsu ipurbe aber cine
beIoHbere M3ilitarmiIi5 sebilost, bic
gsgen bic Qusi4reituugsn bstrun.saer
Solbateu WaBnabmsn 3u trsffen bat.
&ls 4utpiegler pirtsn bier frii9ere
yoIi5eibeamte uno Strdflinge, bic bic
SOIbaten 3u %bemoraliiiren iuden. Sps
ubOrDinutipnsn BADEN Dor alien in
ben Regimentern Der 103. 9ibifOn
unb orei Regimsntsrn bss 90, aprps
ita~ttssfuHben.
an Der 9~dutaIus Gront mar bic
3erIebung cine 3eit lang 70 fart. taB
Der 5oIoaten : OeIegiertenratb ben
9auptmann Stretonstp oortbin ents
iaHbte, Inn nor alien cine geuaue LIN
tsriuaung iiber bds proDotatoriidt
Ereibeu Der r~eattiondren @lemsnts
an3abebsn, bic bic uNfpiHenoen 5olSas
ten bur9 Deridieoes 9esereieu gu
GrSefen BEL Der sin6eimH6en friebIis
9n 8eODlterung DsrunlaBt bnben. Wie
6trsltopstD beri4tet, lit bas Net etr
~reattiOndren @egeurtOoIutton an Der
RautaIus Bront nod bur9dus ni9t
gsiaubert tDorben. gsrfhRDsne Gar
n~iionen bes RautuIus ba6en iia bgu
Utarimaliiten auseidIofeu. Gtnige
3ruppent6eile erfIdrsn iif aber bols
tduoig Fir bi. proOtiOrii8e aesis
ruua, bic OffenIfDs unb nnterItiiBung
Der aaitrten. Sebr TAPER idmpFtt
ipd6renb Der Issieu ruFiI4en OHsns
iiOt in @dli5ien bds bonn @ensroI
Wlabimir SrmanOp tommanOirte
brittle tautdif9e armsstOrp8, bsilsn
9auptquartisr buuuIs n ButJucs
mar.
Sm Sunern bes 2onbes 1T bic
Stunning urter ben GriabtruPPsn
febr peri9sben. Wdbrenb 3. Q. bic
ReI~srpeioIbaten in Ortnburg Elm be-
ionbereg Rebolutionsrsgiment ais
aampFsinhsit fiir bic DffeniiDe biIbes
ten. taHsn in DisItn G~arntfonen I4ipes
+, nnbotmdbietettsn Dor. en- Gisn,
SbeFa, BOTTOM a. ., 8art3pu, So
ian Garatop, RH4nt : giopgproO,
5ambDp, BuguIm (GouDernerusHt
Gamura) nfn. ~ipeis,rten Iib stn5ans
aompagnim, absr aud gnl8e ReSi,
mrter, an bic GrOHt gu se5sn. Jn
GbsFd unb GorutDtp ertidrtsn bic
GOlbatsn, 5uerf bic bisber nt4t i'm
Hrsas ~esueTsnm @ehrpflidd sins
bOtn II. b1nn erit juldmmen NIT bies
isn an bh GrOut psben ~ 4DDasu Dts
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13 pIunb. Spdnnipsite $50 Dieter.
Dos @sipidt bsB MSn6sssIsrs IL
Pfunb, Sponnfpette 2,65 Dieter.
Nm s. JuIi ipurbsn np4mals bier
8basl in ettua 800 Meter S5be unb
10. Sult 5tDei 95eel in tttpa 400
Mster SObe iber benz srpbsn 8sfliis
qeItet9 am SauptreTiulran 'bepbdhtet.
Seitbsm iinb BITE @ogsl ri6t pieber
ssIs6en porbsn. Die bcibtu erlegteu
06gel puroen BON ber 6trmd
Sobdnnes llmlauff, Samburg, ausges
itopft uHb iinb 3urSeit I'm Sdlptres
itaurart be8 E1terparts ausgrfteIt.
Gonisl td erfobrsn tornte, Fnb felt
1889 feline @eier in urTsrsr gsgeno
erlegt tpcrosn."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-04

bictet Ro.tpeger, no ungepettre
gradtaepinne In bie Reeoerel ooourt]
etnaebeimft ruuroen, bob Die rattra-
len NorDeger engIifde iutO ruiiidls
pemftion transporttertcn lie an eng
lamb al srp~rbitouten preiTen berialIf'
rem mo 0eunah gu eirter tuillten Spc'
fuLotinu In GdnHSpnpieren fanert.
,ott ha6en bic beltihen ul9ootc otes
unmoglih gensadt. bic n%ortDegtidelT
9~6rie1iobber ogrIierer an ibreyI
ghiFfsaftler
9ie hoben G~rGdtroten Gotten aber
aud, eilte erbohte GddffbauHaiigfait
aur Tolge. Die beIonoers in naltralsu
Staaten bIaht troboem BIC 9mifolten
iebr geftiegea iino 3ter6ei banoelt
es fif Inn 3pcierlei: eriter8 I'M meg
Iidgit raife uno Damn Inn mogliddt
enfade uno biaige 9aumr8fibrung2r
9ie'e bei0m G%oroerruqen flbren III.
mittelbor gum gau BON stuedmdBg
SurhfonTtnierten DECENTRALIZATION fir
Trahtbetrie5, oIio CUR 3%lriiaOron.
gilug Ser bielen inoinioueQen @lini4,
mo 2iebbabereien, Die man6e RceOe'
rel ourd tire e5nipeftoren gum Nus
frlld bringen IoBt, uno Ole Damn Den
Standardization erifNDeren. Sn eng
Iano freiIih lat man ous prattiidst
Griinoen idon felt Dielen Gejennigu
ftbrifmaBig ge6mIt in Den anfcrelt
StcQteu blieb man bcim gitBeltnb.
Dab Der 4rieg init monGen ccrarti.
gen Sn0toi0uoIitdts m8ipiidia auf.
r1uIr5, lit erfreuIid un0 70 nir0
man iiberoq, cub in GeltidIanG, Dem
DECENTRALIZATION mphr aEfuertou.
feii Ide1fen 9entidLano bat in Sic.
lem artege biel SdiFf5rmtm %oerIorcn,
e. tit falid. tpetin has 6eitrittcn miro,
uuo 0a Die Qeltihen GrportA uno
3niporte nidt MIR INIT etgeuen 5dtf.
fen, ioitoarn 3u einem ipbr erbqUiacn
IfeiI NIT nitt0euti GHifian be.
naItigeu. 10 miro mad 6cuarie0e and
In 9enti6Iou0 Elm be6eutenSerRaum.
mangeI ~Borbatoen fem. 2ie 8oIge
nita trob aQer oegentbciIi0cn guSlc;
inngen cine celroltige Steigerlulg Der
6rodtratcn fem.
Sch. -gegierungsratb prof 5lamm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-04

Du ben GeIborbsitsn nod BEN untsrtr
Molg1gcbtt mtIaHenen Solootti1
Dsietrten ii9, IN bic ottiDs armee
surddsutebrtn. Golhe 5oloate era
f6ienen aud in petersburg Dor BET
Wobnune atrenstpB unb erildrien,
bab Tie ber5ett ut6t an bic Bront gea
ben noIten. tebsr elm Gintsn osr
@is3iplin Bel ben 1ruppen ipirb ou9
aus @tbirien gtmelbet. GO iperbe1
btr5eit beTpnbers Militdrtommi ioncI
sur g%etdmpfung Der @is5iplirloFgtett
ttugtriHtet. qm meiiten Bat bic Sn-
fantsrie bisber ben @ebOrfam Ccrlptta
CERT.
Die BeIinnura Der boltif6sn 6lotte
III gut betannt. Wie fi9 iebt r1ds
trdqlih b~erausieft, NOR bic 9oltiIde
6lptts f6on i'm Sanuar bieIsS Sahrss
bereit bic Repplutionsfabne Su Nlltu.
So feien f6on bamals @er3siGnihe
BON anen bsnienigen OIfi3ieern itrtigs
0eItelIt geipeist, bic erttpsber gstOotst
pbtt gefan9sn geuommen tperoen ToIll
ten. Die galtiI9e 6lotte 6eite6t bda
rauf, Dap bic Qliirten Dem 5rieoensa
programm Rublonbs beiittmmen aHo
ale oFfensn obsr berItsdten Dimes
rtouspldne duigeben. Die 8allildpe
6lotte bat bisber INNER berlangt, baB
bic Gegierungsgefpdlt BON BEN arbeis
ter, Splbqttus unb 9auernrdtbsH
Gusgeiibt perben Ioas. 2lm mti4ies
benften ouf Der Settle Der Marimdils
fen fte6en Die QtnienI hiffe g~gtelplblis
Ia, ,Gnorst qerposiponnii4 Sans
GUT, r9etropamlost", nSepoiopOI",
Die pan3ertreu3er aRoiitia", Diana,
,gajau", 8oqatpr" bic EorpeonIduls
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