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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-13
May LegaIize Divorce.

Lima, Peru, Sept, 12.-The
chamber of deputies yesterday ap-
proved law which would legallze
divorce in Peru. The measure now
goes to the senate. Church author
tiles are opposing ihe b H.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-13
BELFAST MAMIS SHOT
ON NEWT0NARDS ROAD

tsy MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LgAsEp wIRr)
Belfast, Sept. 12.-John Toner,
of Belfast, was shot dead while
proceeding along the Newtonards
road after curfew Saturday, making
the thirtyrsecond riot victim here.
or. including the July disturbances.
the fiftyzsecond, sa ..asF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-13
Japan Enlarging Nayx.

Toxic, Septs S.-According to es-
Inmates by the Japanese press,
Japan win have 100 submarines by
1927. when 1t is expected eight
battleships and eight battle cruis-
ers on the naval building program
will have been completed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-13
OF I
n0B,> 'eSsW[ PC
VERY Cfi1lfi;i>;;''S 6 I
One Man Who Refuses to
Accept Food Is UnCon-
SciouS; Others Are Hardly
Able to ArtiCuIate.

Cork. Sept. IL Thy the Asso-
ciated Press) Seven of the eleven
hunger strikers in Cork Jail APP
peared today to be in a critical
condition. They are Sean Hen
messy, the 19-year-old youth; Jo-
seph Murphy, whose status as an
American is being investigated;
Thomas Donovan, Michael Burke,
! Upton, Power and Kenny
Iennessy still was unconscious
today and the others were so weak
they were hardly able to articulate.
Murphy has q troublesome cough
for which he refuses treatment
either by the doctors or nuns.
Physicians today confirmed that
John Hennessy, father of young
Hennessy. had altered his decision
to permit the nuns to endeaVor to
keep his son alive. Mr.. Hennessy
had placed the greatest hopes in
the efforts of Mr. Barry, former
high sheriff of Cork, who was
making efforts to obtain his sons
release, and last evening when a
reprieve was not forthcoming he
became hysterlcal.
"How much longer can they
LAST" the Associated Press CORE
spondent asked the physicians to-
day. Both of them shook their
heads.
what is the attitude of the pris-
oners?" then was asked,
"They will to die" answered DR.,
Battiscomhe. This Is due, per-
haps, to the extreme exhaustion of
their physical forces. | think that
they feel death would relieve
them"
Suppose they were released?"
There is no doubt In my mind
the doctor replied, that the
psychological effect on them of
their release would be great
The doctors said they were not
aware of any medical record OF
death through direct hunger
strike. They asserted that from
the professional viewpoint these
cases would be of great interest,
were the doctors permitted to
make a free observation of the
patients.
The doctors recalled that an
Irish political prisoner. Thomas
Ashe, who was on a hunger strike
in Mount Joy prison, Dublin, In
1917, died several days after he
was released. but that his death
was attributed to the effects OF
forclble feeding
Cork, Sept. 12.---,Michael Hen
messy, brother Of Sean Hennessy,
the hunger striker, today showed
the Assoc ated Press correspond
ent a slip of paper, apparently
made by multigraph machine,
which he said he had taken Tom
a lamp post on street leading To-
the Jail early today The paper
reads:
ain some districts loyalists and
members of his majestys forces
have read notices threatening the
destruction of their houses III GER
tain eventualltIes. Under these
circumstances 1t has been decided
that for every loyalist house 80
destroyed, the house of a repubii-
can leader will be similarly dealt
with. 1t is naturally to be hoped
that the necessity for such reprl-
sails will not arise, and therefore
this warning of pun shment, which
will follow any destruction OF 10y
alists houses, is being widely cir
culated."
According to young Hennessy'
similar warnings were posted III
various parts Of Cork.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-13
HOMELESS BY 'QUAKEs

Florence, Italy. Sept. f2.-
Official reports received from
the earthquake zone indicate
that approximately $4,000
persons were made homeless.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-13
BOLSHEVIKI TOTALLY
DEFEATED AT UARlDA

tpr MORNING JovskAL SPECIAL LrAsEp w,suI
Sebastopol, Sept. 12.-The bat
tie for possession of Uarida ended
in the total defeat of the bolshe-
wiki. Military observers say that
Wrangers front now is expected to
be stationary unless the bolsheviki
bring up reinforcements.
London, Sept. IA Constant
nople dispatch says General Wran-
gel reports severe fighting. near
Pologhi, where an entire bolsheyiki
brigade, including the staff. has
been captured.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-13
WEATHER

FORECAST.
Denver, Colo, Sept. 12.-New
Mexico: Fair Monday and Tues
day; cooler north portion Tuesday.
Arizona: Fair Monday; cooler
north portion; Tuesday. fair.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-13

LOCAL REPORT.
Conditions for the twenty-fou
hours ended at s p. m. yesterday
recorded by the university:
Highest temperature ......,. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-10
DISCUSS PLANS TO ENCASE
FIGHTING FLAGS" OF STATE
Military Bonrd and Art CommissIon
Take In Matter At Joint
Meeting.

arrangements pcrmancntly 20 en-
''''. tn: colorS OF Nirginia's hghting
ttpis !ons in the world war we're
worked out yesterday al "A Join;
meeting OF the Goycrnor's Military
Hoard and the Virginia Art Commits
son. held in the Governors Office
bsnhl action was pCr,tDoncd for two
rrrEs after tn" matter had been
12ne Into thoroughly.
,Cor the present. however. IL was
igr idcd. the nags viii he housed IN
t..A museum la the Capitol. although
members OF the Military Board are
b=s irous OF placing them finally in
inr War Memorial Library Au,iito-
nm, The Military board visited
III museum ana /; WAS finally de-
.Gva To instruct tho designer TO
~ &c suitable cabinets In which to
ltJ.sc the nagS.
~1i"vcrnrr Wcstmorcland Dav!s.
,,:;-USTai. 10 Lane Stern. Or. Fiskc
'<1tuhiil OF the University Of Vir-
~ IA. and l.. v. Valentino attended
~ Joint meeting. Mrs. Arthur Kyle
laFto appeared With "a committee" OF
.Am-p from Petersburg and present.
80, q design Tor u monument to the
49, nm" S-rEiC. men from Pc
tirshurg VINO were Killed ana also :,
trNiGn for a monument to the eiGncrs
N the Declaration OF Independence.
rIrin virginia. The designs wcr.
- used by tn. Art Commits Ion and
taS"ral suggestions made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-10

boilcrmaker By profession. and has
a wide acquaintance in labor cir
Giles. recently stated:
For years had been great
sufferer from Indigestion, was badly
constipated. and had no appetite
whatever: could hardly keep the
i!Ehtcst Kind OF food IN my stomach.
and Was badly hloated with gas: my
nerves were in bad condition. and
could no; sleep at night: WAS
losing weight and strength every
day. had taken ever SO many med
:c!ncs and had given up all hope of
ever getting We'll, none OF them
did me any good. y friend OF mine.
Who had been cured by Plant Juice.
begged me TO try II. I; certainly
made different person OF me. 1t re.
lieved me OF the gas and indiges-
ton; | sleep fine at night, and my
nerves are In fine shape. have
gained in weight every day. owe
my health 10 Plant Juice. as II has
done me more good than I can tell.
and | am glad 10 give this endorse
ment for II in the hope that Il will
be OF beneii; TO other sufferers
Plant juice is sold in Richmond
by Tragle's Drug Store.
Plant Juice is sold in Petersburg
by Morrison. The Drug Man. and In
Chase City by The Chase City Drug
Co-tdv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-10
Awarded Citation
inHunPr ison Camp
CdrOlinidn Establishes
Administrative Head
quarters.
IBy Associated prcss.I

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3.--Edgar y.
IIalyburton. Of North Carolina. who
during the world war WAS n sergean,
In Company +. Sixteenth Infantry. en-
joys the unique distinction OF having
Il Distinguishes Service Medal award.
ed him for services performed while
Il prisoner in Germany.
Sergeant iialyburtcn's citation
made public today by the War De-
partincnt, says that the sergeant.
while prisoner in the hands Of the
German government from November,
1917. to November, 1918. voluntarily
took command OF the different camps
In which lie was located and. under
difficult conditions. established adj
ministrativc and personnel hcadpuar-
tcrB. organized the men into units
billeted them systematically, cstab-
lished Einitary regulations. made
equitable distribution O. supplies and
established an Intelligence service &c
prevent our men from giving infor-
nation 10 the enemy and prevented
the enemy from Introducing propa'
Eanda."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-10
when YOUR CON-
PLEXI0N BEGINS
TO FADE WITH AGE
You Can Preserve That
Clear, Smooth Tint of
Youth.
By the Occasional Use of
the BLACK and WHITE
Beauty Treatment.

AS tho years go by. women lose
tint which they possessed in their
girlhood days. Face, powders. rouge
and toilet creams all help and serve
as mask for their faded, sallow
compleXion-but such results serve
only for few hours.
The Black and White Beauty Treat
mcnt Will restore that bloom of youth
so much dcsrcd--makc mothers and
daughters appear to be sistcrs-and
its use both safe and delightful. BE-
fore retiring. you battle your face
with Black and White Soap. then ap-
ply the creamy Ointment and wash
of the next morning. You'll be so
we'll pleased with this home beauty
treatment that package OF both
Biack and White Ointment and Soap
VIII always have a place on your
dressing Ia BILE.
Your druggist sells both Black and
Whltc ointment and Black and White
soap at 2bc each or the manufac-
soc. S "
q sample. literature and Black and
While Birthday and Dream Book will
ne , sent ,youfree II you clip and ma ii
WHITE. Box 1907. Memphis. Tenn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-10
DOESN'T WANT
&C. +" c. POST NEXT TERM
stnian Says He Will Enter Pri-
waite Life to Own Personal
: Advantage.

E$pecial TO The Times Dispatch
:, ,WSHSHINGTON. Nov. 9.-itobert W.
southern members of'3th9 Interstate
omfncrce Commission. ANNOUNCED
lonlsht that he did not y seek re-
pQQi ntment AZ member OF the
il""~- administration would recognize
i'e-sSouthern States in making APP
pyfmt ments to that body.
Commissioner wooliey's term ca-
p res late this year. and II" sends
ports that the Senate might not
'ay1Eg he doesn't desire the place.
AsFuming that Commissioned WOOL
rSo=as corrsc, in assuming The Hard
m &c Administration Will recognize
h9NFouth In important appointments
l|saisc OF Republican victories in
J ;lA.ssce and Oklohaino. IL IL prac-
emily certain that candidates for
rss-an:crstatee Commission Job will
I,i.trs W from Virginia TO Teaus.
ILL statement Issued ~ Commits
siS0ar Woollcy reads :"CpDn my re-
nras his morning from Tampa. F,a..
~ Eefe i have been holding hearings
n .;Icase before tho Interstate Com
Hl5TI Commission, my atteation was
'dLsd TO several news articles. winch
't~eo appeared In tho past few days.
. pespe effect tha, II l nm rcappointcd
antNry ]. the senate will refuse TO
ton1fm my nomination. and that
l.cpEeScntitiHc E.Hch, chairman of ;he
auSc Committee on Interstate and
= nSAAASn Commerce. for whose ab!i-
J ysspand character have great re-
s3rA VIII he named Ivy President
ltIINns to succeed mo. An admir-
tbIs- choice !ndcod Nearly "a year
4 gassJ asked Secretary Tumuity TO
notifS President Wilson ;hat was
>erivnsly thinking OF rcSign!ng from
hGcoinmission in order 10 enter
prlIe life 10 my distinct financial
,d &1p tage. and that even though [
might serve out my term owing TO
.hcsprcssurc Of most important work
"lheh the commission had In hand.
dfd not wish To be- rnappoiutcd
Nlso formed my colleagues TO like
IN eSL SO what the new President
in the matter OF selecting
NJ, successor IS OF no personal in
.rcnt 10 me. | suspect, however
hart the South will be Interested
u The eleven commissioners. only
70. are from that action: NJ G.
NIcChord. OF Kentucky. and myself.
The Republicans OF the Southern
otaSsSs arc Justly proud OF havlaE
'roken the so-callcd solid South BY
N'Ir!lnE tennessee and Oklahoma
ana. " part OF their reward Is TO
-" reduced In representation on so
important commission. they VIII
be grateful for not be =
ng kept in suspense. Ny belief is.
however. that thu person who has
been so !ndustrious!y spreading this
story Is as ignorant o: the plans Of
me Presidcn;-elect as he seemingly
'a'ot my own"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-10
LEGION ENDORSES WILSON'S
REFUSAL TO PARDON DEBS
"ie"H With Satisfactloa Art In Sup
Pert OF Fundamental Doctrines
of Constitution.
ny Associated i'ress. !

lNplANAPoLiS. IND. Nov. o
President Wilson'S refusal TO pardon
Eugene Y. Dcbs. Socialls, candidate
Tor President, who IL now serving Il
term in the Federal prison at At
lanta. GA. Tor violation OF the cspior-
age act. was Endorsed by dcpa riinem,
aa)us,ahts OF The American Legion
who are meeting here today. The
legion views with heartfelt; salts
faction this vital act in supper: of
the fundamental doctrines of the
constitution. says = telegram to the
PTNsidnnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-10
SAYS HIS FRIEND
HAD BEEN CURED
Wcll-KnOwn Virginian Influ-
enced to Try Plant Juice
Through Advice of Friend.
GAVE UP HOPE OF RECOVERY
Claims Since He Took Plant
Juice He No Longer Suffers
From Gas or Indigestion.

Plant Juice. the new herbal
stomach remedy. does all and more
than is claimed FOR II. Following
Is the tcsi.mon!a! OF a well-known
F!rrtnian, which speaks for itself:
Mr.. Lewis N. Tuck. OF 18th Street,
"i!oughby Beach. Va. who is a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-10
FEDERAL DRY AGENTS SHOW
ACTIVITY IN NEW JERSEY
Corral rs Under tudfrmrat for tie
moving s"tO.hO North of whisky
From "arrhuusrS.
tEy Associated Press.

JERSEY CITY. y. g.. Nov. 9.-Fed
cral prohibition cnfurceritnt au-
,hor!;ieS launched "a sweeping ofTca-
siVe in New Jersey today. Iorrallin.
70 men under Indictment ia Hudson
County for violation OF the SolStend
"ct and removing 100000 worth OF
liquor from warehouses at Perth Am
boy TO Newark.
More than score OF agents con-
tinrcd searching for forty-nvn addi-
tionai liquor dealers and bartfnders
under indictment. II was announced
cishty indictments were returned
saturday by the Federal grand july
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-10
w.Innipcr nread I,r,c. I. Cut.

WlNNIl'Efi MAN. Nov. J.--Itcduc-
tioh OF bread prices a cent n loaf VAS
announced by Winnipeg wholesale
bakers today, following yesterdays
drop Of so cents barrel for Hour.
The new prices Will go into effect
next Monday. bringing the sixteen
ounce LOAF 10 $ cents and the twenty
ounce loaf to 10 cent?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-10
estate GRANTS CHARTER
iipb~r Products Company Incorps-
-~,rnted by mnIssl0n-J. IL.
- BOcOck IL PRECEDENT.

.Gharter was granted the Timber
!,E1ducts Corporation. of Richmond
yesterday BY the state Corporation
Commission. The corporation is in
0oppOratch with S5.015.O00 in prc-
TERED. and with Gl.U0O shares OF com
mon stock. rs purpose is to manu-
ijW'ture and deal in woOden-warc and
rInductS OF al kinds and TO conduct
.ts lumber business.
- ohm III. lSoGock. a Richmond attor-
i'Sf. IS president OF the organization.
.r-;.ic r.ling to the charter. and j. Y.
friIcy. Of the Laburnum Corporation.
~ secretary. \. w. Curry. of the
ME- Leader Company, is also men
ttln"h in the articles of incorpora-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-10
CRUISER CLEVELAND GOES
AGROUND AT CARTAGENA
Attempts to Haul Vessel on liar i'u-
tHe-IuEs Go to Her
tBy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.--Thc pro-
tected cruiser Cleveland, attached to
the newly organized squadron on
duty in Latin American waters. is
aground in the harbor at carta.na
colombia the Navy Department was
advised today.
The message said the ship WAY IN.
damaged but that attempts to ham
her of the bar had been unsucc.ss-
fu) and that part of the cuuipinent
":as being removed in order 10
tighten her. Meantime. the com
inandaut OF the Mare island 6San
FrLncisco) navy yardn'has been Asked
TO send tugs 10 the scene
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-10
ROME HONORS AMERICAN
PATRON OF AGRICULTURE
Places Tablet In International I.uIld-
Ing la Honor of David
LubIn.
by Associated Press.

ROME. Nov. 9.--Pians for the plac-.
tns OF the marble tablet in the Inter
national Institute Of Agrici,ltur.
building here In memory OF David
l.ubin. founder OF the institute. were
approved mt t0day's session Of the
general assembly OF the Institute
Thomas +. Hunt. American dele
gate. expressed thanks for the honor
given 3fr. Lubin.
elected vice president of the ASSEMBLY
and l. NJ: Easterbrook. head of the
statistical service in Washington
was appointed head OF one commits,
sion. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-10

nighi. Later one og the men cncar-
ed In the decentralization tried TO tear
down the national flag from a bal
cony Of the l.iucral Association build
man was killed and several we're
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-10
Phy.Ician. Drop Liquor Permits.

NEW YORK. Nov. 9.--Only 500 OF
more than 1900 physicians holding
iicerscs To prescribe whisky have APP
pied Tor renewal of their permits.
aithought TWO months have elapsed
since this privilege was granted DR.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-10

Charles X: 0connor. Federal direc-
Tor oil prohibition Tor New York, an
hounceu today. Physicians are find
ing other medicines more effective
and satisfactory than iiuuor. he said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-10

Fake GROVES TASTr:I.ESS CHILL
TONIC 20 destroy the Malariul Germs
in the Blood and thus Prevent Chills.
I5c.---.NdV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-10

Hn!S L. ne~tlnS Among Home Folks.
SULLIVAN. IND. Nov. ".-lIome
folk. WHO hailed him as BILL" gave
VIII II. Hays, chairman Oi the Re-
publican National Committee. a
hearty welcome when he came TO his
nome here today FOR short rest
foUowin. the campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-10
Ono Lo.r, LIre In .Cl.nh a, Mu..

MILAN. Nov. 9.-Carlo Rossl. a
prominent barristcr and editor of tho
newspaper Srcolo. WAS killed AMI scy-
cral persons werH wounded during :,
clash between the police and Social
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-10

~ u. =. Ships On for DnImatin.
3. t.vN ENICE, Nov. 9.---Thc United states
5dnrtroycrs Chandler and No 2O6 left
"FTi'c today for Spalato, Dalmatia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-10
Ninny pnti.nts Trented.

REPORTS from the Medical College of
Virginia show that 1912 patients
laH, been treated at the dispensary
daring tho month of October Rec
cd at the dispcnsary show that
hti9 prescriptions were filled during
thn month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-10

Mourn Three Months for Alexander.
ATHENS. Nov. 9.--rnc Greek gov
erH'il.ni has dccrcei a period OF three
months mourning for the late king
Alexander.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1920-03-20
Die >eutiehe 211ilitdrrepolt<.

ooroui bin, oab Or. @olfgong
aapp. ser Strobmann on ser Spit-
sc ser Hebeaen-. .Hegiernng" in
Berlin, bereits etpas al,f oie &appe
befnmmen bat. Die slrbeiterjhaft
Scrlins ltellte sic 9lrbcit nollig Elm,
oie slngeltellten Oer @leftri5ituts'
ui1o @aiieriperfe perlieben ibre go
lten. Berlin iit obue 8aiier, obne
2id)t nno ohne &rait. Gilniitig
iGcinen Die organiIierten slrbeiter
oen Streifbefebl 5ll fclgen, Sol,oel
uno @onocl borten al,f, Berlin ,lno
,annerc St0ote Gelltl lhlanos iino
pollig inn Sanue cincs beran5ieben.
Sen @iirgertrie9es. stbgeieben bon
Observation-Disclosures, ,Yaraoen pro
teltierenber nnb 5lt allcnl cntIflolie=
ner slrbeitcr hcrrldt cine bangc
Stillc iiberall.
Or. &app hat picoer cine leiner
l,npcrmeiolifen Tro slomationen er=
loiicn, IN ocncn or Den ssiihrern bon
Streif5 bic Sooesitrafc anorobt.
Sn;miid)en iharen lih III Stlttt
gort Die slnbGnger Ser alten Hegie-
runa Tim Den Yr1lioenten ebert
Sic jiioocutiIen Staatcn babcn lid)
onecblih aeeen sic @erliner Wtili=
t1roiftotilr erfl1rt nno idleinen be
rcit 5ll fem, notigenfalls nit be
maiinctcr Snno oie Hebellen nieoer-
suipcrien. 9ie slrbeitcr BON Sodllnl
nno gllen etablierten Sopietregie-
run9en, Sranffllrt a. Sc lit III Der
Sano Ser slrbeiter Wtebrbeitsio5ia-
liltcn, lmabbdugige So5ialilten l,no
aomml1niltcn beberrid)cn Gbemnit
III SahIen. Sic entlieben oie biir-
gerlihe Stabtipebr uno betuafInetel1
oie slrbeiterid)aft, bon oenen 5000
Mann betpafinet oie Gtraben Ser
Staot potrouillieren. Die 0eroffent-
liblng BON Bourgeois -3eitnngel1
lit unteriaat. 0ie &caierl.ng oes
friiberen Tiirltent,,ms @e,,B tuuroe
BON SEN slrbeitern abeeiett uno eine
Sopiet-Hcpublif al,sgerilfen. ST.
ISd,leIien riiicn oie ltnabbdngiget
sic SerrI Ifaft on iid) lrno errid)tete,
einc neue Megierl,ng. 0as &beinta
uno @cltfolen ,peroen bon Der
Gomnlunilten fontrolliert.
sluf oen General bon 2iittipit
, lpuroe angeblid) ein slttentat periibt
Mcbrerc Sanogranatcn tpi,roen II
lein @erliner 9allptqlartier &c
, ld)lcuoert, bod) entfam er l1nperlest
@enn es Ser oeutlhen glrbeiter
+ Id,aft iett gelinet, allein oie Mili
, tariltea nieoer5uiperfen 10 miro elm
Sopietrepublif nod r,,iiiidem Wfl'
: lter fiher etabliert iperoen. &onne
e Tie aber sic aufsabe MIR nit Sill
;. her biiraerlifen glemente erfiiHer
: oann miro oas gnoeraebnis Dc
II 0Gmpfe nifts meter als cine Him
5 merlidfc &oalitionsmirtihaft 11a'
n DEM famoien Mosfe-@e5ept iein.
nj s(mf peitere gnttpidlungen oa'
man Inn ser meittragenoen 6olge
nlniIlcn eeipannt iein.