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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
THAT COLD WON'T
BOTHER YOULONG
Not if you let DR.. Bells Pine
Iar-HOney help relieve it

TOLD-DISCOMFORT IS some
thing no man, woman, or child
should be bothered with for any
length Of time. The pleasant ingred-
tents Of Or. Bells Pine Tar Honey help
wonderfully IN loosening phiegm and
congestion, easing the breathing. and
relieving cough. bronchitis, cold IN
hammation, hoarseness.
The test Of time has favored Dr..
Bells PiHe-Tar-Ho1ey. It helps speed
ily, safely, to start a cold-suferer on
the road to normal No medicine
cabinet should be without It.
All Druggists. SOC, 6Oc-, $40.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
CAR SHORTAGE HINDERs
SHIPMENTS OK C4Trrr 3

Cattle shipments are hindered in
the Canadian, Texas. district on ac-
count Of ear shortage. according TO
the report Of the cattle inspector of
the Panhandle AID Southwestern
Stockmen's association for the week
ments from that district during that
week follow:
From Giazier 20 Kansas City. ~. H.
Hardage, four cars of cows and
calves; Wheat q Hewlett. three cars
Of cows, HemWood. enc car Of cows
Weinett, three cars Of COWS. Breck-
right, one car Of cows.
From Higgins TO Kansas City. Vein
EFT Brothers four cars OF COWS: Henry
Margold- one ear Of cows John
Griffis. one car Of cows and heffers:
Tom Hardage. one car or cows.
From Higgins to Dalva, H.. Fred
Fausett. three cars Of steers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
COY. CAMPBELL PARDONS 6
!. PENITENTIARY PRISONERS

Phoenix, Ariz., Oct. 16.-Gov. Camp
Dell has pardoned six men serving
terms in the state penitentiary at
Florence, il was announced here yes
terday- The men and the offensss vf
which they were convicted are:
Jesus Belseza, grand larceny: Ar
thur Haggard, forgery; c. Navarro.
grand larceny; Joel smith, assault
with deadly weapon. Walter Fran
ces. a statutory offense- Leon Wat
son, attempted murder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
Railroads Fix Special
Storage Tax on Cars
To ReLiere Shortage

Austin. Texas. oct. 15-The Texas
railroad commission was advised to-
day by the United States railway adj
ministration that tariffs VIII be filed
by all railroads under federal con-
troll providing a special storage
charge Of SO per day on refrigerator
cars that are not uuloaded within
five days and on cars Of lumber neld
for rec0nsig nment over IS hours. these
charges being in addition to the reg
ular storage and demurrer charges
The tariffs viii become effective with
seven days notice 10 the public
This increased charge is made 70
secure more prompt release OF badly
needed equipment. said the railroad
commission. and it said that the ar
rangement viii be effective only dur
ing the present car shortage
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
HOooer Sweeper Demonstration Al This Week.
THREE MURDER TRIALS IN
NOVEMBER; ONE IN DECEMBER

The case Of W. B. sands. VINO is
charged with murder in connection
with the death OF Sergt owen Blerne
which occurred in the C0ney Island
par septeme Der =, 1915. IS set for No
vember "a IN the 34th district court
judge w. ID. Howe announced Thurs
day. The sands case has attracted
wide attention
TIE case Of Joel Finley, charged
with murder in connection with the
death Of Tony Van 1Iourick. VIII
come up November II.
The trial Of Henry n. Young is set
FOR December Is. Young IS ALLEGED
TO have Elot and killed y. J. SANCHEZ
at the loung home following a dis
pute which occurred about six weeks
ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
Mr.. Voiles
Takes
Adler-i-ka!

Il suffered from Indigestion and
constipation and my doctor told me TO
take Adler-i-ka It helped me In two
days and three bottles CURED me.
Signed o. E. Voiles.
Adier-i-lsa flushes BOTH upper AMI
lower bowel 50 completely it relieves
ANY CASE gas on the stomach or
Sour stomach Removes foul matter
which poisoned stomach for months.
Often CURES constipation. Prevents
Adler-i-ka is a mixture
Of buckthorn, cascara, glycerine and
nine other simple ingredients. War
rem Drug Co.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
8PlaneS Resume
WeStz0ardFIight
MBig AirRace
Maynard and Spatz Lead
on Return Trip; More
Airmen Killed.

central time. He left for St. Paul
Neb-. at S:43-45.
Maynard ~Hops Off In snow.
Sidney. Neb.. Oct 16.-Lieut B. ".
sumed his eastward flight toward
Mineola, n. y from the control sta
ton here at 7-15, mountain time. to-
day Lieut. Maynard arrived here at
5s45 p. IA. yesterday and spent the
night here
snow was falling when Lieut. Nay
nard hoped off" Before leaving he
reported he had encountered four
snowstorns yesterday between Battle
Mountain New. and Sidney. but man
aged to fly around each OF them HIS
time from Cheyenne wye, to Sidney
today was placed at 90 minutes by
the official starter at the sidney air
station. The distance from Cheyenne
20 sidney is SO miles
Maynard Tries For Record.
Chicago, I'LL. Oct 16--Almost half
way across the country on his re-
turn journey in the great army air
plane reliability and endurance race.
wen IN The lead OF the four other
homeWard bound flyers. who had
doubled hack after soaring from
coast TO coast The sky pilot was
almost a days flight Ia the van of
his nearest pursuer from san Fran
cisco AID his closest opponent IN the
point Of actual flying time for the
rranscontinental flight. Cant Lowell
81 smith, was out OF the contest as
his ship was burned last night short
iy after he landed at Buffalo control
station
Death Total IN Race :.
Lieut. Maynard apparently was in
tent on being returned undisputed
winner as he was in the ATineola-
20 Az
al records fer flights from san Fran
cisco TO sidney Neb-, his overnight
stop Through SuoWst0rms. yesterday
the flying parson" made 1876 miles
in SIS minutes and then dashed an
additional SO miles through the skies
in 80 minutes.
The death total IN the race today
stood at seven, leaving SO pilots in
the contest Lieut. French Kirby,
PILOT, and Lieut. Stanley C Miller,
observer. yesterday went west"
syhen their airplsne crashed at Castle I
Rock. Utah
OF those remaining in the race. six /
up 70 today had completed half their Z
IT'D by landing at the Mineola. field
and nine Westbound flyers hadi
reached san Francisco Twenty four
others This morning were stiu on the
First leg OF their flight
SDEtE. Returning, Held Up.
he transcounnentaI air derby over
-his section Of the course was held up
BY un1avor weather today Rain
vas falling heavily at Curtiss field
md telephone advices from Rochester,
we're that MAJ. carl Snatz, present
eader on the return flight from Nine
Ia 70 san Francisco, would be unable
@ leave until flying conditions inn
iroVed.
nartholf Finishes First Half.
lineola, n =, Oct 16.-Maj J. c.
,. Bartholf. sixth in the san Francisco
IT race starters to reach the ATLANTIC
cast who landed here at 5-2S-03 yes
aroay afternoon. has obtained per
Mission to fly TO Boston Saturday TO I
FITNESS a football game. He viii not (
tart back to san Francisco until .
Ionday.
Another plane wrecked.
Reno. New oct 16.-7aj Harry !
NTH and Lieut.. Allen, observer. east
ounu, were forced TO land in field
tx miles east OF Fernley. New. this {
forming and their De Rowland ma ]
hine is total wreck. The men es- {
aped injury.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

Phoenix, Ariz.. Oct a6.-Gov. Camp-
bell has received q petition from citi-
zens CT Williams asking that no re-
prieve or parole be granted Simplicio
IorrezY convicted Nay 81. last, By a
jury in Coconino county Of first de-
gree murder in the killing Of Victor
H Melch.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
ACCUSES PHOENIx GARBAGE
rnrr srrg1norr an srr-- "A


arizona ARK, Oct 16.=Harry Hur-
ley. butcher and city garbage coilec-
tor here was charged with the theft
Of 1000 sacks Of cement belonging to
the state highway department and
100 sacks Of barley, also state prop
erty, in complaints filed wednesday
with justice Cummings at Tempe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
MAYOR INVITES O. E.
To CONVENE N Fl. paEn Z

letting mayor r C. Senpls wired
Wednesday to the grand chapter Of
the Order Of the Eastern Star OF
Texas, in annual session in Waco, in
VltinE that body 70 hold its session
Of 1920 in Fl Paso- 1Ir. Semple stated
in his telegram that FL Paso would
leave nothing undone to make the
session a pleasant one II this city
should be the choice Of the CHAPTER
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
CITY ORDERS
MORE PAYING
Council Shows Determine
ton to Keep up Street
Improvement.

At the meeting Of the city council
Thursday. acting mayor p c. Semple
presiding. a petition Of property own
ers for the pavement Of wyoming
street. from Williams to Piedras
street. was granted and the bid Of the
BltuIlthic company for the paving Of
fremont street. between Cotton ave
nue. and Ohio street. was accepted and
the work ordered. other street paw
ing work at different stages Of pro-
gress, was referred for further ac-
ton
The matter OF establishing curb
grades on oxford street. from STE
vens street TO Madison street, passed
first reading.
4 petition for the construction Of q
sewer in the alley between keETel and
Randolph streets, in block 80 sun
set Heights was granted as part OF
a trunk line into that part Of the
Are r1sht for Church.
The council has asked the fire mar
shall for a plan Tor a system Of fire
hydrants in Government lil add
ton A petition for several in that
section was before the council
An arc light was ordered put IN at
the corner near the Highland Park
-21Al-aeA
Two important matters. the hear
ing on telephone tolls and the propo-
sition TO pass an ordinance providing
fer the inspection Of boilers and ele-
vators, did not come up for action
The former was postponed until 0cto-
Der 80, so that mayor Charles Davis
can be in attendance
The inspection ordnance, which is
being proposed by the stationery en-
Eine-rs' union. was withheld for re-
writing and win probably come up
next week
Streets in Bad shape
The city inspector Of public utilities
reported a very bad condition Of the
streets 80 the southeast part OF the
city. lie said that Olive street along
the G. H O. s. A. right Of way. was
bad Pools Of staEnant water are IN
many places. He stated that the same
condition existed on east san Anto-
Mo street. from Palm 70 Hammett
street. Some OF the streets were said
70 be impossible near Washington I
L z. Crawford. a Kansas ransher. I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

Rhodes vs. Geo. vs.. p. Coats. from
Taylor.
submitted. Geo. w Yarn VS.. VIII
e-lam 1Ioeler. from FL Pas0; Antonio
II Paso: FeIis Hernandez vs. e. Car
cia ct al. from Brewster Galveston,
Harrlsourk & san Antonio Ry. Co. vs.
Olan Washington White. from FL
Paso; A Courchesue VS. C. A. p. Brown.
from FL Paso, 81. p Balm vs.. John
Loveioy. from FL Paso, Edward Move
VS. Edear D. Park, from II Paso.
s4TH DISTRICT COURT.
Judge ". D. Howe, Presiding.
Hannah Jackson vs.. Henry Jackson.
divorce, filed.
filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
THE COURTS.
sTH COURT OF CIVIL APPEALs.
J. r. Harper, r. +. Higgins and A. H..
WnilfEnlI, justices


Wnllthau, justices.
Motions granted. sam Goodman vs..
Republic Investment Co. from Ell
Paso, appellants motion 70 consider
statement o. facts Fort Bridger Land
& water Co. vs. Anne II. Benton ct al.
from FL Paso. appeuee's motion TO
affirm on certificate. Hartford Fire
insurance Co. vs.. Joseph Jones. dis
trict Judse. petitioners motion TO dis
miss Geo w Vail vs.. l. o. Ramsey
e. al. from e Paso. appellants motion
20 file transcript and statement OF
facts; Mrs. John Walker ct al vs.
Chas- z. Goetz. from Midland. ap-
peiiee's motion 70 dismiss the appeal
1.-TWO cases..
Motions overruied: Geo. w. VAIL
et al vs. L. o. Ramsey, from Ell Paso
appellee Ramsey's motion TO affirm
on certificate; Geo. W Warn VS.. VIM
Moeller ct al. from Fl Paso. appel
lants motion to postpone for argu-
ments time granted 20 file brief.
Affirmed: sam Goodman VS.. Re-
public Investment Co. from FL Paso.
Reversed and remanded. T. r.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

Heals the Throat and Cures the
Cough. HAYES HEALING HONEY.
CSC A free box Of GROVES OPEN
TRATE SALVE for Chest colds. BEAD
Colds and Group with every bottle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

The session Of the county cou-t ut
law VIII end Saturday. Friday viii
be the last day on which motions car
be presented Judge ]. n. Deaver. wfi
preside over the next session which
opens November g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

- N-l = H. l-1er N-reNiutnE-
George Blum ct uZ. vs.. j. S. Calhoun
filed
Texas Bank and Trust company ct
Fl Paso vs. J. H. Coles. suit on con
tract. filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

The city council viii open bids Fri
day for valves FOR use IN the extension
and Improvement Of the water system,
the pipe for which was contracted for
a few days ago These valves viii
probably cost $4,000 TO $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

Snakes which inhabit the Indian
ocean lay no eggs. but bring forth
The youns alive.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

L r. Crawford. a Kansas raneher.
has successfully imported and bred
Russian sheep.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

p ESIDES the crepe de chine. we include
- II this special sale, new fall styles IN
georset blouses. Some are oollarless, and
others have novelty collars and ruffles. The
include tuckngs, beading and en-
broidery. The color range IN the assortment
of georget blouses IS equally wide as N the
crepe de chine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

THE occasion Of tbs unusual value eonss
= about through a special purchase BY our
New York buying organization. Such
blouses as these bought n the regular way.
would sell for 5000. and more. AT the prics
we have obtained them. We make a big. early
Fall special tomorrow 90 az
morning at OOoCC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

Reno, Ner-- Oct 16.-Maj. Harry
Smith and Lieut. Allen observer east
bound. were forced TO land in a field
SIX miles east OF Fernley. New. this
morning and their De Havi1aud ma
chine is a total wreck. The men es-
capped injury.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

We are exolusivs agsHls n e
Paso for The celebrated Hart
man pGdrobe Trunks. also he
VIII Cable-end Wgdrobs
Trunks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

central time He left for St. Paul
Neb-. at 9:45-45.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

1llneola- n =, Oct 16.-Maj- J. c.
p BartholL sixth in the san Francisco
air race starters to reach the Atlantic
coast who landed here at 5-2S-03 yes
mission to fly TO Boston Saturday TO
witness a football game. He viii not
start back to san Francisco until
Monday.
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Das gOISene Ssn6ilanm.

Gpetnont, geebr., 25. SuIi. - Die
2utberiihe ct. 8auls Stride, unipeit
bon arlington feierte tbr goIoenes
Subildun ourd einen GeItgottes-
oienIt in Dem @1loden untpeit Der
Stride. Serr 9oltor ssSobn SiIgen.
0orf bon Omaha, pelber Der @e.
meirtoe pdbreho zines 3eitraums Don
81 Sabnn oIs Seeliorger borTtano,
leitete oie 3eier. 9saltor S. SoIIer.
bed bon 8ornlington 80, peIder
Die @emein0e mebrere Sabre beoten.
te, belt ebenfoIIs cine erbebnoe &toe.
Der &irhen6or trug cine @n3abl
@eIdnge Dor. 9soitor 6. g. sSreele
bon 9ndbo, Der Die Stride Dor 80
SsSdbren griinbete, fonnte iuegen man.
eeltioer @eIuno6eit nidt fommen
oodl ion0te er Elm Sdretben III Dem
CT cine @eihidte Der @en1ein6e felt
ibrer @riinoiing Dor so Sabren gum
gciten CAB uno bic nit GROCER @e"
tiigtlrlng terleien uno efltgsgen &c.
npntlilen lpuroe. Gs mar ems Der
erbebenoiten oeutiden air6enfeIte,
0ns in ben lesten Sabren Itnttgefnn-
ben bat.
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Sarbiecr 1piiitltna
pom pSbel eelpnebt

@illnore, Ger. %. SuIi. - Sier
ipltroe am @littpo1 cine ipeiBe sSrau
bon einem iungen Reger ongeariffen
uno ber9epaItigt, iporouf Der Sdlir.
te oie 5ludt ergriff. Cine SberiffS.
poIie berbaftete oen ltebeIt1ter am
0onnerstog morgcns ettpa 6rei Mei.
len bon Der StoOt entfqrnt un0
bro6te i'm nad Dem @oltntp.@e-
tdngnis, mo er elm @eItGn0nis ob.
legte. aur5 0arouf berionlmeIte fid
etne groBe Meni6ennlenee Dor Dem
@etangnis, bra9 nit Ihipe r e n
S4mieoebatnmern Die eifernen Sii.
rem oesleIben Elm un0 bemdmtiate
itd oeS @efangenetb Dem iofort Elm
Strif I'm ben SaIs eeIegt tultroe.
Gin gaann, Der 5u Gferoe borbeiae.
ritten folt1 idIeifte oen Sarbigen
nod Dem Slob Dor Dem @eridtsge.
boioe, mo er AUDI oufgeDGngt tuur.
De. gead 8oIl8iebung beg 2bndoe.
ridtes febrte Die @enidenmenge rlt.
big no4 ibren 8oDnungen sltriif,
obne Den baumeIn0en 2ei6nnm ob4
5lidneioen. 9erielbe tpur6e bon Den
9eboroen erit i'm 2oufe Oes Rd6ntit.
tags nbgenommen. Der 3ititon6 Der
anee9riffenen Srau ioa iebr crnit
fefn
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Blmtiec 1tnrmben Int
1tcappten beriettet
800 Giuse6orene sstOtet, 5ablreide
anbere periuunbet. 80 luerbsn
binssridJtet.

2onoon, 25. SrIi. - 8ie @ene.
ral 4nenbD aus aeeppten beridtet,
lit es in iei1em 2anoe unter oen Gin.
eeborenen at blutigen @uflt1nben
aefommen. @ei Der llnter0riidrtng
oerieIben ipuroen ongeblid 500 Gin.
geborene getOtet ilno ettpa Die oop.
pete gln5obl 6ericIben bermnn0et.
Dieie @er0ffantlidune h,uroe nnl
9onnerstag I'm llnterbous our9 ben
Setretdr oes nlsipdrtigen aultes,
GeciL Sanlsiportg een1odt.
Sci Der llnter0rlditng Oer lin.
ruben berloren nitd 81 3ibiIiIten ibr
2eben, m1breno 50 berpun0et mur.
ben. Ole milit1riiden 8erIuite be.
louien iid nuf 20 Cote rno la
8erlpunoete.
SSSn 8erbinorng nit ben gluiitGn-
ben lpuroen 39 @inge6orene bin9e.
ridtet. 81 6erielben puroen 5u le.
bensIdn9Iiher Soft berurteiIt uno
etma 1000 erbieIten tiir5ere 5rei.
beitsItrofen Die gfube ltnO 0ro-
nlng lit iDie0er bergelteIlt.
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Gibbons eriuartet NnnaJne beg SD
Deaants.

Baltimore, @ao, %. Suli. II
aoroinol Gibbons bat ieine 3uItiu|
lntng oo5ll gegeben, Dob ieine Waei
nnng ipie foIst, neroffentIidt miro
rS1 bin Der felten lteber3eugunp
boB nod elmer poLlItGr0igen lin6 cdr
liden geratittte beioe SGufer Be
aongreiies 81 einer Ginigltng fonS
men fDerOen, be6iielid) Ser g0lfet
li9a, moonrd inns cine bin0etloe sc
rntltie gegebeii tuirb gegen 81
Sdreden Deg arieges In Der 81
tifnft uno Inns einef bouernoe
5rieoen iiderit obne bic onterifnn
lfe Sonuerdnitdt irt irgeno elm
8eiie einSuidr1llten ooer BOB
aerlo Elm anlerifaniides &edt geo
fert miro, obne oab mir oobei &
beriuidelte 9Iaiansen eeroten. 81
bin Der lleber5elt9ung, 6aB bic bn
oige glnnabnte Der goIferIiga be
Der gaation nit GROCER Greuoe 8
griiBt unO bon ben glaiierten in @;
ropa nit @enugtiuing entpfangg
fnir0
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Bella Rmtt tpiH ftatt
Nroentinieit ocbeit

oon6on, 25. Suli. - Gin an ben
grdonee SeIegrnpb geridtetes Se.
Iegrn1tn aus &openbooen meIoet,
Dab 8ela Sun, Der bertriebene Gif.
tator Der iingariiden aomntuniften.
regierung Die Gaiierten Inn ii1eres
@eIeit nod Der iii0amerifaniihen
HepubIit areentiuien eriudt babe.
Gr ioa ousebli9 Die abiidt boben
iid bort oouerro nieoerauIoiien.
(9ieie gaadridt itebt in bireftem
8ioerlprii6 sii eeItrieen 8eridten,
oenen SufoI9e @eIn Sum Die Often.
iibfanlpngne Der unsariiden $50.
ten" 9lratee gesen Die runtdniI1en
Streittrdfte Ieitet. Sriiberen 9epe.
iden 5ufolee ipuroe 8eIa aun aus
guonpeit bertrieben uno flii6tete
na6 @ien.)
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g6efran ptripielt @elb.

ylelp yort, %. s5uli. oSerr
Ridter id herbungere, oenn neine
6rau beripieIt icoe ISOLDE meinen
Sobu i'm Boferipiel," iaeie 2ouis
zimmerman gum Ridter 6es Sor.
lem Boli8eigeridtes. Ole @attin,
Selma Zimmerman luuroe inter
Der gei6uIoigung Der unoroentIiden
Multiplying bor9eIoOen, oenn er er.
tldrte, oaB iie cinen glneriff MD
oem gteiier nuf i9n genladlt babe
Gle leiignete Die geifuloiguna uno
Der 5oa wurOe Ocni geridtsbof fiir
hduslidle 9erbdttuiiie Snr SdIid.
lung iiberoeben.
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1Dcrtraa pom 1palter
GRcntas 21iiles
Ger Sanptrebnsr Der gionpartiiun
Tartei scihclt pOlitiide
3nitGube.

2incoln, 9ebr., 25. Suli. - Ole
Nonpartiian 2iga lit iest in Iebros.
ia iebr tdtig uno beriudt ibren Gin.
flub ars5ubreitei,, 10 OaB fie @eiese
einfiibren fnnn ipie iie iie in gtoro-
9afota burdgefiibrt bat. giner ID
rer berborroeenoiten Sieoner i'm
Stoat lit @aIter Sbonlns MiIls, Der
fiirali9 aus Noro. o.9nfota nod Ne.
brosfa gefommen 1T, Inn Bel ser Or.
ganiiation 5lt beIfen. 0lias lit elm
&e6ner BON GROCER @irfrng uno
Elm griinoIider Genner Der politi.
ideu 3uftGube. Seine erite gteoe
Bielt er Montoe, in Sro, gaebr, Dor
iingef16r 200 3uborern. Ct iag-
te mas mir in ytoro.Dofota getan
baben Oos nerOen mir on6 IN See.
6rasfa TIM. 9as alei6e 9rogromnt
merOen mir bier ausoufiibren iuden.
Gr itellte Die 8ebauptllng ouf oaB
Sierpont Mprgon Sen ssrieoen 6if.
tiert babe, Der bon Den Ser. Stoaten
berDorfen iperoen ioqte. .Morgon
bot iid nidt erit cine &opie oes
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nod europa ian0te, I'm i'm bonn
6rieoenStiicb beitatigt 8u befommen.
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ridt Itebe llnter @organ's ginfluB.
Ser Stobltrult4, ioete er, bat
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lett fir tnternationnIen MiIitorig.
mus. 8as lit Die 9lrt rno gseiIe,
iuie mir Die 8et fiir Die 9emofratie
iider genadt bnben." Ct bebaup.
tete, MIR ourd Die gtonportiian 81.
ga fonnten Die MonopoIe, Die oos
golt auspIiin0ern eeiprengt meroen,
erflareno, mir ipoaen g(nerifa ret.
ten, oanit 9lmerifa Die @eIt retten
tann."
st eoB Die SdnIe Ieines Gpottes
anf ben aonereb erflareno, vnenn
es notipenoie lit, 10 miro geor6.Da-
toto in 3aibington, 8. G., @aderei.
en- etdblierens itin reines 8rot su
nidBigen @reifen an idnusiee Son.
greBleitte 5n berfaufen.
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uno nidt fornmen tonne. er Iog.
te ieooh, oob er fonlnen tpoIle,
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