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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15

"l want to serve notice right now
that while | will not vote for more
than 2-mill levy; | do not believe that
a 2-mil levy will provide the money
appropriated by the legislature, said
Mr.. Howard Before the year is over
you will be facing deficiency OF ST.
100000 and will be voting funding
bonds to cover il, Instead Of parcelling
out these appropriations to the various
institutions, the money should be kept
in the treasury TO meet this deficiency
Conditions Different.
When the Legislature made these ap-
preparations we were not facing war
time conditions do not believe IL the
legislature were in session now il would
plan TO spend this amount Of money
Since then times have changed We
are organizing councils OF defense and
we have a food dictator TO tell us how
many ounces of food we may cat. We
arc being forced to economiie in every
phase OF life and il is no more than
right that the state, too, should practice
economy and not take any more tax
money out of the pockets of the people
than necessary
"School Lobby" Charged.
AN internal sshool lobby infested the
last legislature and obtained outrageous
appropriations on a basis of YOU tickle
me and I'll tickle YOU Now you are
making ready to parcel on, money to
these institutions that will 90 into re-
yolving funds You expect to get i,
back and more but it will not work tha,
way"
Governor Williams made reply tc
Howards talk by declaring that the
Sixth legislature was a good one.
81 am here to defend the last leeisla.
ture and everyone that has convened
under my administration, said the gov.
ernor This is not a place to max,
stump speeches or promulvate a plat
| form
llsie Governor Nillisms stopped Il
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
|EBlUD 70 AID
Ii HOOVER week
abers Vote for Co-opera-
ton at Meeting Today,

W uonbsra OF the Ad club unanimous
n o1eDeeA . resolution At their meet
= 6 ~ Skirvin hotel at noon TO CO.
0i1fnoo b the food conservation plan
q Hestsft Hoover. The resolution
~ preesnted following . talk made
~ oS. w, H. B. Urch. which was the
S6)oeapal feature Of the meeting
SAeA member Of the club was given
- minute to tell the other members
q ~ club about his particular busi-
~.
h was aanounesd at the meeting that
~ ehalrmen Of oil committees ar
Soa9iag for the Humbug circus, which
Viu 1e held here August a, will meet
tDmogsvw It he Savoy Cafe at noon
a ssiaging pig" locally owned, hal
~ obtalned By the committee on en-
1gelalnmsat The pig will perform at
- eircus.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
Ice Cream Company
Employe Is Fined

Pleading guilty to a charge OF taking
up an insani,ary ice cream can from
Morris & Co, H. NJ. Patterson, driver
for the Crystal Ice Cream company was
fined & and costs in the municipal court
today
Patterson told Judge Mitchell that he
had received orders from the manager
OF the Crystal Ice Cream company not
TO pick up ice cream cans that had not
been washed, but that in this particular
case he picked up the can after nish,tall
and did not know it had not been
cleaned He paid the fine.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
SIX MEN ARE SLAIN
IN SPANISH BATTLE

PARIS. Aug. ls,-Six persons were
killed and nine others were wounded
when strikers clashed yesterday with
soldiers at Barcelona, according to
statement issued by the Spanish cap
tain general and received here by the
Petit Parisien.
The government and press are with,
out new, from the provinces, A few
newspapers hope TO appear tonight, The
rest have suspended on account of the
military censorship. Madrid is without
cabs Most stores are closed Groups
Of workmen parade the streets while
soldiers patrol the principal points OF
the city. Premier Dato said
I'VE are confronted with an anarch-
ist movement with no definite object, Of
even eiiec,ing change in the ministry"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
Futures TRADING
Ends al CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Aug ls.-Trading in iu-
lures on the Chicago board Of trade was
further curtailed today by the action Of
the directors yesterday in ordering the
discontinuance Of all transactions in
September wheat after August Is As
the September option 10 the only one
traded in at present, the action means
that there will he no future trading in
wheat until further notice,
Conservation OF wheat and bread.
stuffs, as we'll as the licensing by the
government Of mills and elevators in
the country, is to be taken W with
Herbert c. Hoover, United States food
administrator, by committee Of the
Chicago board OF trade, who will reach
Washington today,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
Kansas City Strike
Mediator at Work

KANSAS CITY. Aug. lS-Hope Of
an immediate settlement Of the strike OF
operating trainmen Of the Kansas City
Railways company turned today to the
efforts being made by Frederick L.
Feiek. . commissioner Of conciliation
OF the federal department Of labor No
announcement was made, however as TO
his course and outwardly, at least, ac-
tiviie, in connection with the tie-up
were halted pending the argument to-
morrow III the federal court Of the in
junction obtained Yesterday BY the COM
pany, restraining interference with the
cars. The city today again was sub
jected 10 the dscomforn Of splashins
through heavy rains without car sery-
ice. This was the eighth day OF the
strike.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
CITY GAS SUPPLY
IS ASSURED NOW
Double Pipe Line Already Built
Into Oklahoma City,

With two independent sources OF sup
ply into Oklahoma City there is no dan
ger Of shortage OF gas here this
winter, according to W r. Molinsrd,
general manager OF the Oklahoma Gas
and Electric company.
Two Lines Here.
A double pipe line from Oklahoma
City to Wells,on will bring \ / gas into
this city from both the Kelleyv,lIe field
and the Morrison pool Should one Of
these pipes break or fail to supply the
proper amount Of gas, the other pipe
will supply sufficient gas to meet the
needs OF Oklahoma City The line TO
Kelleyvile has been completed and in
operation for some time but the line to
the Morrison pool, fiity,ihree miles
long, will not be finished until about
November 30
In addition to the supply OF gas from
Kelleyville, which has been the only
source Of gas supply for Oklahoma City
in the past the line to the Morrison pool
will connect with wells supplying ap-
proximaely l00000000 feet of gas each
day These well, have already been
drilled and plugged, awaiting the con
nection by the pipe line
Break Last Winter.
Last winter the people OF Oklahoma
City were put to considerable incon-
veniencc when the line failed to supply
the city for several days while it was
being repaired. The supply from Nor
rison will do away with this inconven-
ience in case the Kelleyville supply
should be cut of for any reason.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
COMPANY FORMED
TO HANDLE GRAIN
SUPPLY OF u. S.
(contlnusd From Page ~

Barrett Union City. Ga. president Of
the Farmers union, Wlliam N, Doak,
Roanoke. Vo., vice president Of the
Brotherhood OF Railroad Trsinmen {;
Eugene F. Funk, Bloomington, H.,
president OF the National Corn asso-
citation; Edward r. Lsdd. Fargo, n
D., president OF the North Dakota AZ.
ricultural college; r. Goodwin Rhe,t
Charleston, S. C., president Of the
chamber Of commerce Of the 'Unitei
States; J. W. Shorthill, York, Neb.,
secretary OF the National Council OF
Farmers Cooperative association. !;
James W. Sullivan, Brooklyn, N, Y, OF
the American Federation OF Labor; l..
J. Tabor, Barnesville, Ohio, master of
the Ohio state grange; Frank W. Taus.
sig, chairman OF the tariff commits.
sion; Theodore N. Vail. president OF
the American Telephone and Tele-
graph company, and Henry J. Waters,
president Of Kansas State Agricultural
college
Milling Committee NAMED.
Milling interests named q committee
to cooperate with the food admins.
tration In negotiating voluntary resula-
tion Of the milling industry. The com
mittee comprises the following:
James F. Bell. Minneapolis, chair
man; A. P. Husband, Chicago, secre-
tsry; Albert c. L. Loring, Minneapolis,
representing the northwest; Andrew J,
Hunt, Arkansas City, Kan, represent
ing the southwest; E. NJ. Kelly, Nash
vile. Tenn, representing the south
cast; Mark N. Mennel, Toledo, Ohio
repfesentine the Ohio valley; Theodore
B. Wilcox, Portland, Ore, representing
the Pacific coast; Samuel Plant, ST.
Louis, representing St. Louis and the
state Of Illinois; Bernard A. Eckhar,,
Chicago. representing the cities OF Chi
eaGo and Milwaukee.
Grain Terminal Representative.
Twelve men we're named by the food
administration to represent the grain
division At the various terminals. They
are:
Edward M. Flesh, St Louis; M. II.
Houser, Portland, Ore r. B. Fox, New
Orleans; II. p. Irwin, Philadelphia P.
n. Ginder, Duluth, MINI; Frank L,
Carey, Minneapolis George S. Jack
son, Baltimore; H. n. Jackson. Chiea.
go; Charles Kennedy, Buffalo; R A.
levin, San Francisco; d. r. Piar,ek
Kansas City, and Charles T. Neal
Omaha.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
Direct Evidence
in Ferguson Case
Completed Today

AUSTIN. Texas, Aug. lS.-Wi,h the
qe0elusion Of testimony by Adjutant
General Henry Hutehings about the
keeping Of state rangers At the capitol
b guard Governor Jane, r. Ferguson
and the executive mansion. the taking
u direct testimony against the COVER
nor on the charges preferred BY
SpeAkef r. o. Fuller. looking to i'm.
peachment OF the governor, was ended
= II :0S .. m. today. An adjournment
llAea was taxed until tomorrow morn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
American Field
Men Pass Tests

PARIS, Aug. lS-Twenty additional
members OF the American ambulance
serving with the French army, COM
prising section 20, have successfully
completed their determinations for Of
ficers OF ambulance sections and will
60 out soon at the head OF newly.arriv-
ing sections. The men have had five
weeks training course which followed
long experience in driving Fifty-eisht
new American ambulances have arrived
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
Rolph Is Named
Sugar Dictator

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug, ls--George
NJ. Rolph, general manager of the Cali
fornia Hawaiian Sugar Refining com
pany, was last night appointed by Food
Administrator Herbert c. Hoover as
executive head OF the government bu-
reau that will control the distribution
and fix the price of sugar, according to
advices received here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
Louisiana to Draft
Hoboes on Farms

RATION ROUGE La, Aug. Is
The state council Of defense in an Of
neiat declaration dispatched to oil
sharihs and police chiefs today, d.
ssets that they prosecute . vigorous war
On vagfants and loafefs In oil parts
Of the state beginning next Thursday.
The vagranu and idlers will be made
to take the place Of the drafted men In
industrial plants and on the farm
where shortage Of labor exists. Those
who will not work will be Jailed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
ALLIES WILL NOT
CONSIDER PEACE
PROJECT OF POPE
(csntInusd From Pavs ~

nid thsrs had been no alteration IN
ths aims OF plans Of the United States
sinee his speech At Madison barracks
M. Lansing declined to say whether
lhsss had been any agreement with the
sllio regarding the aims Of the war,
but intimsted that all were In accord.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
STATE FINANCES
ON BEST BASIS
IN ALL HISTORY
lContlnued From Paas u

NNVN''Nusu Vfo'' 'sb~ w
was In fact a 2n mill levy when the
against the proposal, asserting that II,
was in fac, 2-mill levy when the
school and road taxes were included
The report made by Mr. Parkinson
that 2mll levy would be sufficient
ior general purpose, was based on an
estimate that SSJ062S would be re
ceived in revenue from source, other
than ad valorem taxes. Last year s.
7l),6l9 was received from other sources,
Howafd's Position.
1, was the contention Of Mr.. Howard
that other sources would not yield a
greater revenue and that there would
be deficiency He objected par,icu
latly 10 the inclusion OF estimated re-.
celpts OF nearly 100000 from the re-.
Owing funds Of the penien,iary re.
l9tpaIory aud Other state institutions
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
1ost Imprsssivs ProposAL

The Giornaie dItaiia says the papal
proposal Is the most impressive and
most concrete ever addressed to the
belliserents, giving them the general
lines on which peace negotiations may
b initiated. II adds:
The explicit terms In which the note
b wosded add to the supposition that
ths intentions OF the two belliserent
Groups are not In absolute conflict with
0e Ideas and hopes Of the pope"
Ials1sadsas Initiative.
The TsibunA expresses the opinion
thst the peace proposals were made or
Independent initiative and that the en-
tsnte powers will not feel in any wa,
constrained to accept them, although
thsy will receive them with the defer
snes due the sender.
The Idea NasionaIs says II will ab
slAin for the present from expressing
q opinion as to the opportuneness Of
~ papai initiative.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
Vital Statistics


Jack Hydsr, 20 years old, and NettIe
Okla
Earl V. Winnings, so years old. Oklano-
ma City, and Bessie !. Rather az years
George Lowell, ~ year. old, and su.i.
Jones. "a years old, both OF Oklahoma
Edwin o, Walker. rs years old and
Helen NJ. Msloney, 20 year, old, both
Of Chicago, H.
Blrths
Mr., and Mrs. Ollie Humphrey il5Y
North Broadway, sirl
Mr., and Mrs John j. Fitzgerald. liOb
West California avenue, boy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel r. Csushlln. ais
West Fourth street, !!rl - o.
i<lt West Twenty-nfth street, girl
Mr.. and Mrs James Jay Egber,. si5
Wet Sixteenth street, boy
Mr, and Mrs. william Atwood Brooks
Oklahoma City, boy,
Jerry oslnes IT, i-yesr-old, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Gsinss 1875 South Klein
avenue.
ingram Love, 8 year, old, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Love, si6 West Wash.
Mrs sskS Klrhsi.ck, % yssr, old, nS
Yves, Wheeler avenue
Mrs, D. NJ Rardin, /" years old, Ras.
bach hotel.
Mrs. Ida Hilbert,
Funeral services OF Mrs Ida Hilbert,
"a years old who died at her residence.
2Sl South walker avenue yesterday, will
take place from the South Methodist
church, Capitol Hin. tomorrow afternoon
ni O'Clock lnterment will be In Fair
lawn cemenry,
Mlss Celeste Foster,
Funeral services OF Miss Celeste Foster.
who died at n local intlrmhry yesterday
took place Al Hahn's Funeral Home thi.
Mtsrnoon st : o'clock. lrNrment was
In Fairlawn cemetery.
Building Permits.
| q. X Hastings, 1919 North Mckinley
avenue, repair frame dwelling, 1900.
1 G. W. Welborn, il2 West Twenty
nlnth street oDe.stoFy frame dwelling
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
Proposal Written
N Pope Himself

NOME, Aug. lS.-The peace pro-
possls Of Pope Benedict were written
eatirsly In his own handwriting, The
Depe consulted Cardinal Gasparri, pa
Dsi secretary Of state; Archbishop Ce-
feth. assistant pspai secretary Of state
end Nonsisnor Tedeseehi, papal under
secretary Of state, in formulating the
document Archbishop Ceretti, who ar
lived recently from America, where he
stopped on his journey from Australia,
b now supervising translation Of the
oommunica into English.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
Building Permits,

q II Hastings, i9is North Mckinley
avenue, ropalr frame dwelling, 1900
{. W Welborn, il2 West Twenty
nlnh street, ope.stoFy frame dwelling
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-15
Mlss Celesta Eostst

Funeral services OF Miss Celeste Foster
who died at n local intlrmhry yesterday,
took place Al hahn's Funeral Home this
AFTERNOON At : o'clock. lntrment was
IN Falrlawn cemetery
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Ser friibere abnia Rpn'
ftamtin
Don grie6enlanb am Witttpc4 in
ausauO in Der S4Dsis am
getommeH.

Quaauo, S9peb. iiber paris,
20. Suni. Der friihere aonig &,u,
iiantin pcn @rie9enlano 1T am Britt
nod bier ansetommtn. gr ipurre an
Der @rense BON SFftsiersn uno abges
Ianbten Der i9psiSsrii9eH Resie,uaa
beariiBt unb am bisiigsn Sabnbci
baiten iid cine grobe aneahI Dor
SeuiIdtn eingefuuoer, unter tbnrn
syiirIt uup iSiirltin BON Billion nnc
Or. Wsiiblbers. Der beutf9s 9danhte
am 0atiian. auh Der grie4if9e Ges
ioubte in Bern mar antpeienb. Der
SSnia unb iein Gsfolee fubren oirs,i
mad benz SoteI, IN tpeldem slppdrt:.
msts fur lie reierpiri iunren. 9eH
a0nia fuurbe btim 9srlaIfen bee gu.
aes etne lanse Tspeffe bee beutid4sri
aatiers sinsebdnoigt. nan alautt.
baB ,r f4 in aursem nan 9eniIGs
Lamb bsssbeu pjrn. I'm ben adiier u
.beiuGfa.
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Die eSurtT@ritts.P Partei9in
gadbien
ertldrt. iih 81 Slrnfeu 5eTGsn
Sdutes fir bic beutI4eus SrGs
sen.
llnb fir cine SrisgseutItdbiguns sur
t3eilpeiisu Deduns Der ariegss
ulsgaben.

Ropenbogen, i6er 2pnbon,
90. Suri. Sn DRESDEN Fdub am lsbs
ten Sonntng cine 8eriumntIung Der
f5ortIdrittli9en partei in Sa6ieu
itatt. !6err Biemsr, ein Rsitbstagss
mitgIieb, ertldrte, buB pGbrenb bic
9artei unheI9rdHtten 8ebietsertpeites
runoeH I'M Siten uub Weften pppoutre,
tie su 9unftsn elmer 6eTeren gei3iss
une Der beuti ifer9reRaen gegen fetub~
lihe GiuFdue lei. Serr Biemer iagts,
bab oud RE 5ruee Der &plonien in
Observation-Disclosures aufgenomz
men nerben mHiie, uno bab cine
MISUNDERSTANDING CUR theiipeiier
9edung Der Ausgoben Oenif9lonb3
notbDenbis lei. Qus bieIen @riiuben
iei er segen BE ipSidItitiide yropo<
sanba fir eirer Grteber Obne ieglis
den 9e6iets3ulpa6s uro Frie9sents
i9dbisune. Dem rgsrlinsr Sn9ebIntf
aufoIge seigteu bic 9erhaubIungeu in
Dresden ipeniu llntsrf5ieO DON iols
den Der nnbeuti6en 9tga Fir einen
bsntitsn Srteben. GS fehIten nar bic
ii5Ii&sa Gngritis Ottf ben &ri8stdass
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4ie 0ninSfer Bah gtate,
nnb ,&iele' berfeaft
Wit 2abungtn i'm Dertbe
BON mebr als A.000.000
an 9prb.

Bottom. RaiT., 20. Suni. Der
Dampi.r Ban State, pon Der 8ar.
rens 9init, ein Sdiff Don 6583 IONS
nen. bas om 81. gloi BON Bottom na4
9iperpool abgine, III pon einsm llrtsrs
issbOot perientt purben, ME am Wlitts
nod bierbsr islsgrapbirt fpurbe. Die
8eiaBuns pen 80 Wnnn ipurbe serets
iet. Der 9ampf,r, Der srit i'm Sabre
1915 ssbaut ipurbs. bate cine 2abnns
i'm Wertbe BON msbr als 100000
on gorb. Dns Ghiff mar Gigsntbum
bon 5urneb Witbp e 60.
Cine aabel5epside mslbsie aud
bas Bsrienten bes britiIden Dams
piers .GIsIs@, pon 4841 Sountu. Der
Ddmpfsr gina am s. Suni NIT einsm
gemifGtsn 8arso i'm Wertbe BON btis
nabe $4,000, ,00O nn4 Manfeiter ab.
Die .gIele' mar in qaht Der qsns
lanb Ginis unb bic sabslbsp.ide BON
bem Hapitdn pttrts sntbielt nur bic
turje 9lahridt. bab Der Ddmpfsr pers
ftHit pcrbsn lei. Die Bsjatans ifsint
aeuRa6 afz<ttst nnsssn - ieja .Gol
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alrbeit ber Hxterieebnpte
England bsrlor in Der lebten MO4e
q Sdiffs bon msbr uno 5 Don ne,
niger als 1900 sounsu.

9onoon &c. Suni. Die Derlufe,
bic oeutite lIuterissboote Der Britt
ifsn S4iffabrt 5ussiiigt, pdrn IN
Der Dereonssnsu Wcde fpieber 9r0ber,
als oies isit mebrsrsn MO9en Der
Jall mar. IS rurben ndmli4 n bris
tii9e Sanbslsidiffs bon mspr als
1900 5onnsn uno 5 BON tueui9er aIs
1900 5onnsH Dsrisnit. IN etnem
5age in Der porigen Wo9e DurDeH
mebr S9ifie perisntt. als bieies bis'
Der on irgsnb einem anbersu stH3slRsn
5age Der Dall mar. Jn Rdrinetrsiinr
f;dlt >man bic 2ass absr bsnno4 nift
fir cine iibermdbia I4limms, Do, Die
tsbauptet pirb, bic Wtarine IN INNER
piriiamersr WeiIs bic aau9boote be-
idmpft. 2lls gsipeis baiiir piro bic
INNER sr5bers 9abl Don <S6iffen ans
geiiibrt, bic ben Sau9bootsu sHts
tUmmen.
Die gr6bten 0erluite felt beM Ses
ginn bes ungebemmtsn beutidsn uus
tsrieeboot!ris9es i'm 6tbrunr srl;ts
bic britiiGe S6iifabrt in Der am 21.
gtpriI gu gnSs ssgaHgeneu Dotls,
iDunn 40 9ampf.r Uon mebr ais 1900
unb Is BON ipeniser ala biefI Cons
rage Derlsnft tpurbsn.
Ssit Wiitie april, mann bic pnters
ieetoo.s bic meiiten Spfsr forDsr!en,
iinb 303 britifte Sdiffs psrientt nor
ben. bon benen 220 niebr als 1000
aonnen groB fparen. Die nS9entIi'
6.n g.risutungsu iteIItsH iid nj.
iolgt:
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Or. !6pHmaan a,ts Seni
g@tpei5er Snnbesratb
amsgei1ieDen.
Gr bat I'm Sntersfie fets
nes 2aubes reftqutrt.

~
nes 2aub.s refiguirt.
Bern, 20. Suni. Dos Rsfisna'
tionsitreiben, bas Or. elrt5ur Soff-
mann, Der G5ef Der poItttiden abtfei'
lung bes 9uHbesrai6s bem IeBtsrsm
SuseI5i6t Bat, Iuutet mi. foIgt:
Die @er6fTeutlihuug bss IN
Gbtffre eef9risbenen 8ri.fss, ben t4
burd bic i4psiseriffe Stianbti4uft
in St. petersburg an Robert Grimm
torti.lbff stf5idt, uub tn btm i4
meint perI5nfihsn atHiidteu iiber bic
Triebensbebinsungen Der gentral4
mddts gum ausbrud bradt.. tufotpeit
fis auf RublanS unb bic ai6sren Gr-
tentemd6te g3ug ba6eu, Bat cine Si-
tuatipn s,Tdaffsn. bic fur bi. tnnrs
unb Gubere politit unIsres eaHbes
peroerblidb ieiR iaun. SD tann ben
9ebantsu ni6t ertragsn, bab IN bieier
3.it Der gr6bten Spanuurg uTb sroE
Ger poIitii4er Gufregurg meiu und6-
bdngia bonn gunbesratb unternommss
ner Sdritt 4HlaB gu Ribtrouen,
Streitisteiisn uno unsiniStsit seben
unb m.inem sslis6tsn 2ano gum S4os
ben ssreiden i5uute. Sd trfu4e Sic
begbalb, meme Reiignntipri oIs Wlit'
slisb bes 9unhssrat5s aunebmsn gu
molten"
golb mad Ssm Gmpfana bss ReS
iignotionsI sIhreibers oes Or. 5offs
mann sab Der grGibent SduItheb
cine formeae grtIGruns ab, bdhiuIau'
tsnb, bas Der gunbssraib nt6ts BON
ben 9l6f6ten bss Or. SoFfutoun sss
pubt babe, unS CT feline abii9ten per'
binbert hatsn fpiirbe. trenu er oapon
uHterrittet purben pGre. Gs beibt
bann in Der Grtlirung peiter:
.Pur uRgsn unb NIT uufrihtiaer
Srauer f5eibsu mir bon Or. 6offs
mann. Wtt feiRsr SuieItgena unb uns
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I.r idtpersn 3,ii benz 2unbe uHi6dBs
bare Dienft. 9,Ieiftet. Die Rsiubeit
lsiner Wlptibe unterlieet leinsm 3lpets
f.l. Gr piinIdts rur I'm Sntsrsfs isi'
nes 2anbes 5u banhelu-'
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iiber i4pisriges @eldnoe OOrgiug,
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3abl bon gomben brett binter ben
tetnblthen 2tnten abtparfer- Sdur:nts
li3e Wufdineu tebrten 5uriid.
.Gm iibrisen Sbeil Der 5ront ta,
ben gelegentIi4 artiIIeriesfk4te Fatt
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