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considerably behind Clarke, who to
day conceded Beedy's nomination.

day cOnceded Beeuys NOMINATION.,
Mr.. rarkhurst received the follow
ing telegram today from Senator
Harding, Republican Presidential nom
inee: My very cordial congratulations
over your nomination for governor and
my very best wishes for your trump
liant election"
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ATTACKED BY BULL
Henry Joneo In Montpelier Hosailal
with Scr,ouo Wounds,

Montpelier, June 81. Henry Jones
o. Middlesov is IN the hospital hero
suffering from several wounds recC,v-
ed Sunday evening whom q bull a tack
ed him. lie wal knocked down and
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-24

tossed IN lac ar. One Lex was torn
open from -Ao lAoc' to the hip.
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WEST ARLINGTON

Elbridgc Turner died June 18th,
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introduced at 8 a. n,.;
Married at 2:I5 p. m.;
Separated at 1884 d. M,

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. In
superior court yesterday Asa NJ.
Rogers, New York salesman. sets
forth his willingness that Leah NJ
Mehesy OF Long Beach shall be
granted an annulment of their
marriage ana sets forth a srh.d-
ule OF hours and dates which, he
states, should prove her case for
her
The courtship, marriage and
separation all occurred upou It.y
26 last, according to Rogers. This
Is the schedule Of that day. as set
forth in his answer:
.m.-introduced.
10 a. m.-Completely in love.
1880 a. m.-Proposes.
1l:31 a. m.--Accepted
l2:15 p, m.--ArriVe in Los
Angeles from Long Beach to get
license.
p. m.-Get license.
2;l5 y. m.-MarTiage ceremony
$3.50 p. m.-Arrive at home OF
the brides parents in Long Beach.
1884 p. Uniformed by bride
that her parents object to mar
rlage and she can never live with
him.
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MARKETS


y,w YORK. Feb. 7.--Confused move
Nih."n.rEed the final session OF q memor'
sec" nass on the stock exchange, but the
" WIS III end was firm and sIrons.
20 10 points at The outset,
hi'es once more rushing TO cover but
ths . ~" due to moderate reversal in
f,,o fe,ss stchsnge soon cancelled this ad'
,sfilge' .-. ,,,o ,eiatiyelv small turnover.
Vo..i asiiyity was shown by rails mostly
thutas OILS were firm, but Otherwise
si sAiIIil Ii,tlo response to sdvices from west
nsoe "a seuthwestern centers announcing
sp nice advances In crude and re.
i'a ilrs1ae, ,,,pducts sales OF stocks amounted
nSiV' .sre irregular, heaviuess in sew.
pg Inc high grade railroad issues such
HA Arn,o, ~ pacinc Is and u. 5. Steel 5s,
nU,,S,, Us ne tighter dealings.
i'sui i'sHu,si salcs. par value, Aggregated
IeH .s oo6 OId L. s. bonds were unaltered
TNW daring the week,
% - fiolidatiou OF the week In the
Di's',, et VAS reflected In sos, 100000
s'oes s'oes..l,ion ~i ot actual Looms and discounts.
..s ssau "a. further gain OF almost $4,000
ioHv ilS ,s.eryes. bringing the total excess to
,'roli s27, O00.OOO
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Now York Mnnnv

NEW YORK, Feb. 7-Mcrcantiie paper
6@6A sterling go day bills 81 3Oib ;
commercial 60 day bills on banks $33Oh
commercial 6Oday bills 81 80, demand
80 33A cables S33dh.
Francs demand 1i.52; cables 1850
i425
lires demand 1902 cables 1900
Marks demand OA cables 90.
Government bonds and railroad bonds
irregular.
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ssshlSs.dH CITY, Feb. Cash: Wheat
,y,'ag,i' n" " l2s higher mostly un.
Ni062 a. hard S2.5o "a 2.65; No, 2
;ats@S 10 red s2,5i@2.5s;, No,
it2Gi. ..ower to SC higher; No. 2 mixed
yslos AZ ,so. no. 2 white sl.47QI.49; No.
slis SIT TSilsctasA'nged to hc lower; No. .
40 red e6 eS sae No. mixed SAG soc F;
"e Nssal37
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Cottonseed OIL

NEW YORK. Feb. 7-Cottonsoed oil
was, quiet with prices slightly higher on
the better showing In cotton.
Closing bids were 1 to points net
higher Sale 5000 barrels Prime crude
$3.50 primo summer yellow spot S2O OOG
S0e0; March $50 0si May s2OS1: July
S2lol: prime winter yellow and snmmey
white nominal
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Fort Worth Live Stock.

FORT WORTH, Texas, Feb Cattle
receipts 900 head market steady; beeyes
SS.0O@ 12 so
Hogs-ReceiptS 500 head. narLo,
steady; heavy $40 s56IiOO
Sheep--Rcceipts none: market INFESTED /,
lambs $40 OO0 2O.OO '''
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"a Kansas City prnxisinns

s0 6s.d 6CFII, Feb 7.--Hogs-Recsipts
,t25: I.se .oe to Sc lower; bulk si4.00oa
llooa iay..es IisAy.es ,sl4Oo@i4is; mediums
'HINSits55 lights si4oO@i425; pigs
-'r .ssI--R'''iD's .sI 200 head. m,rle. lower
iG ssst. Receipts 500 head; marss. lower
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PREVENT INFLUENZA THROUGH
THE ELECTRIC BATH.

The recurrence of the epidemic
being a fact, II behoves anyone to do
the utmost to prevent It's entrance
into our home for the sake OF fam
| ily, community and nation. II is our
sacred duty to be our brothers keep
er by protecting ourselves What,
then shall we d01 We must obey
the Godgiyen laws In nature. We
must keep in good condition In the
four great sewers Of tho human
system: the skin. the lungs. the
bowels. and the kidneys. The blood
thus purified. must be kept in nor
mai circulation, never allowing the
| hands or feet 10 become cold from
inactivity. We must avoid eating inn
proper food In an improper manner,
at an improper time. and IN improper
quantities. This is imperative in
times OF health. But at the least
sign OF discomfort backache. head
ache. sore throat, constipation. or
fever, We should make an extra cX-
ertion 10 ward off the cold which Is a
forerunner of the dreaded influenza.
We should Immediately take an
INTERNAL BaTH
Tor poisons are absorbed into the
bloodstream in large quantities.
through an obstructed colon. Next
an
ELECTRIC LIGHT BATH
cabinet with 40 light globes, tho
oath that made the Battle Creek
Sanitorium system famous, II pro-
duCes n proper perspira ation, thus
eliminating poisons from the blood
through the pores without causing
undue fatigue. Finish the treatment
with a rational application Of
HYDROrHEROEY
watertreatmenD. This treatment,
persistently followed out 2-3 days IN
succession. will break up any cold.
purify and strengthen the system and
the influenza will have to knock at
another door.
FINALLY. we beg to remark that
you can better afford TO come here
and take a few treatments and be
strong and we'll, than to go to bed
Sth the flu for 2-3 weeks and a
weakling for year. Scores OF pco-
pie have done so the last few days.
They have been delighted to find
modern bath institution where sci
ence, sanitation, and efficiency de-
tarmine the results obtained.
THOMSEN UEAIHHATORIUM, Inc.
Pattle Creek system Of Drugless
Treatment
Phone Q 0l17 3l9 South Cincinnati
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KANSAS CITY, Feb. 7.-Butter reamerv
unchange; packing 1c lower. 37c.
lower, sl525 0''
PoTltry and potatoes unchanged
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LEGAL.

Precinct No 70 Fast side Firc s1a
ton. Third and Madison
Precinct No "a. Lincoln SChool, vi.
tcenth and Peoria
Precinct NO - Horace Mann School,
Tenth and Boston
Precinct No, is shactle's Drug Store.
Tenth aud Main streets
-, Precinct No 10. Mverview school
FrcciuSt Ii c"' SO Il ~ Cells clinton school
West Tulsa
Precinct No Is. Basement Cody .
Store Seventeenth and Main Streets
,., Precinct No 10. Grace NJ. y church
rrc,tnc, No 2o sand springs station,
rrceios no "a Kendall School Kco.
Precinct No. eg Robert " Ice school
Twentieth and Cincinnati
Precinct No ~ Booker r Washing
ton school Exeter and Frankfort
Precinct No. - ho~o's Grocery
Precinct no 81, wh,0cr school Lewis
rro,,nc, NO Co. Rest House. owen
Pstk
n that par at said school district
attached tn said city Tor school purposes
ana adjoining the various ptrc cinriH, ne
voters thereof shall vote at the polling
place designated tn The precinct to which
Joined.
EE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. That ihe
following persons shall sct a. Inspectors.
Preci1,r 80 l. NJ erelser Inspector.
j. = Christie Judge; J. G. kenncy, 'Ietk.
.plcio, Efs5'"'! No .n JSSso E H'SaisaS as%, z
Ffc,Hci No. o. Il. Y Boa.mau In.
spcgor s. Sou'her Judge VI PARK,
Precinct 40. 4 ". A powoIos ~
.pcc,or Mrs @ " lierboId. Judge NJ.
Precinct no s. " O wiu,msou, Ia.
sre'tor; John schmli Judge, 7. b. Wa
freciSc, No. 6. c q Avery. Io,pretor
W. +. Eniston, Judge Mrs. Laura bailey,
Clerk
Precinct No John J. smiley, It.
spcctor Henry Branducr Judge, W II
', ProeiSc. No " n scott. Inspector
o. y Oliver Judge Ethc, Oliver, CLERK
Precinct No. 9. r. w, Wynn, In'pse
Myrtle Nj McCarty. CLERK
Precinct No 10 Vernon y. Scamen,
Inspector. ". $. rease. Judge. Roy Tom
Free PTccinct net No. II. c. c. BicImore, In.
spcc,or: n NJ. Erwin, Judge, Mrs. \
Randolph Hope. clerk
Precinct 80. ~ r., NJ Roberts In
spcctor. William Query, judge Mrs.
Precinct no IA Mrs L W Grant.
Mrs y. 4. Brsnin Cletk
,nI,,o, r,sg'o'I " Linton Il s. Sd,. ~ AGfSf sin n
Pterinct No IL. q. l.. wilder. Inspcc
Tor Thomas Shackle, Judge. ). =. Lanu,
Precinct No. 10. Lou Mtchio. Inspector
= H. Maroncy, Judge, Mrs. D. W.
Crouch CLERK
Precinct No II. } c. Mclaughlin, Ia.
.Pector Mrs NJ. e. Webb. Judge Mrs j.
Precinct No Is r. 7. Bowen, In.
.pccior R c. ReOhoa, Judge; Maud
Precinct 30. 10, y. S Davis. fnspee
tor Everett Simpson Judge fnn'ce
Precinct 10. 90 r. A. Mnyfed In.
spector Claude Dawson, Judge; Harriet
c. Thompson. Clerk,
Precinct No. n. G. w. Johnson. In
spector; Horace J. Ncwbcrry, Judge. Mel
lie Il Mcleod, Clerk,
Precinct No % John r. woodsrd
Inspector; sidney H. Young. Judge; Mrs
A. X Thomas. Clerk
Precinct 30 az. r. l. saddler In
spcctor II. a. Guess, Judge; Lucy V. Cot
procinc, NO. 20. John Rainey. In.
gpertor; D. W Quinn. Judge Mrs. = NJ.
Odcrkirk Clerk
Precinct No. 25 Y W Dickcrson, In.
Epector; J. H. McIntosh. Judge. Mrs. T.
T.. ROdetick. Clerk,
Precinct SO 90 John Meiscnbachef In
.pecior; r II HASTE, Judge. Mrs G. n.
Snyder Clerk
dated this goth day Of January, 1890
C. II HUBBARD, Mayor.
tSEAL)
Attest;
CHAS. =. BURKE,
City Auditor
Approved; ..z....
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IiIog ~ ,No, 2 mixed Si.40i No. 3 yellow
r.. Ss 10 no. 2 white si9s4hc.
'"'ey N26MlA3
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EDWARD y MARSHALL,
CITY ATTORNEY
.cgRrIrlcATE or rAhTNrRsnir.

Know all men BY these presents:
That James 4 Gridsr and j. Chester
Eaker are associated iu partners ia the
business Of Wholesale and retail bakery
ana dcliraiesfen dealers la the Nty Of Tulsa
Tulsa county oklahoma under tho firm
name ~ Home Bakery and Deliratcssen
that said partnership IL general part.
ncrahip dating from the 10Th day Of
February 1919 that all Of said partners 70
Kide in Tuba. Tulsa county, Oklahoma, and
there are no other partserS belonging "a
tald partnership
Dated his 30th day, q January, 1920.
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This JDth day N January, 1920.
JAMES A. ORDER.
i CHESTER HAkER.
ACKNOWL EDGMENT.


STATE Of Oklahoma, County Of Tulsa. 80:
B~fpfs me. notary public IN and for
said county ard state. on this aOih day
~ January 1920. UertOually appeared lanes
A. order and i, Chester Baker. to ma
known TO be the identical persons wh0
executed the within and foregoing instru.
mcnt aud acknowledged 20 mo that ihey
executed the same as their free and yolun,
tAry act and deed for the uses and pnr
poses therein set forth In witness whsfoot
/ have hereunto set my hand aud offieiaI
seal the day and year last above written
tsEALJ PAUL A WILSON
Notary Public
Ny commission empires Sept, rs. 1890
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY
The annual meeting Of the stockholder
Of this company will be held on Nsdnesday
February 20, 1920, ct 10 O'Clock A. m al
the Office Of The company III West Fourth
street. Tulss. Oklahoma. for the purposs ol
electing board Of directors and receiving
and acting upon the reports OF the Officers
and for tho transaction Of such other busl
ness as may properly come before tbC
meeting
In accordance with the Avs Of the state
Of Oklahoma under which this company is
Incorporated no stock can be voted on
which has been transferred on the books OF
The company within 90 days newt preceding
this election
\ l.. G, RIrrs. Secretary.
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LEGAL

(Pnblished In The TolsA Daily World
February 6.7.so1o.1t.I2.1g 1g.lI.ib aud
10, 1920. World Publishing Company,
Publishers
PROCLAMATION AND NOTICE or
ELECTION.
nder and hy virtue Of section 90. Ar.
nclc 10 Of tho Constitution and Article
%, thapier 2l9 Session Laws OF 1918.
OF the state Of Oklahoma aud Resolution
No OF the Board OF Education OF the
wy OF Tulsa OF the State OF Oklahoma.
nuthorifing the calling Of an election Tor
we purpose hereinafter set forth. adopted
lhe Gbth day OF January, 1920, !. the
uugerIgned Mayor OF said city hereby
g9l, IN election TO be hold In ihe school
district comprising said city and the terri.
tory thcrto attached for school pur
poses, on the Seventeenth G7thl day OF
February, 1920, for tho purpose OF sub
imhliting 20 the qualified electors thereof
the Following proposition.
shall the School District comprising (
me CITY Of Tulsa. of the state Of OKLA
homa' and the territory thereto attached
,PF school purpose incur an Indebtedness
Dv issuing tF negotiable coupon bonds IN
ne sum oi Fight Hundred FIFTY Thousand
Dollars, $3.50 900 oQl, to provide funds
Tor the purpose of ~ Purchasing school
Shes 90 The erection and equipment OF
suitable school buildings. and an addition
to the High school Building to be owned
exclusively by said district; and levy and
collect an annual tan iu addition TO all
other taxes. upon an tho tusable property
~ such district sufficient to nay the in.
terest on such bonds as u falls due. and
also to constitute a sinking fund Tor the
payment Of the principal thereof when
que, SAID bonds TO bear Interest not 10 sx.
coed the rate ot five per centum. (5 por
ceut) per aunum, payable sent annually
and 10 become due az follows.
Series Of said issue. consisting Of
bonds TO the amount Of One Hundred
Thousand Dollars lsl0o. oOOOOl TO be-
come due payable five 90 years from
their date.
Series y. c. D. e. =, @. H.. IL. X. l..
NJ, y O and = Of said issue. each series
consisting Of bonds to the amount OF Fifty
Thousand Dollars. $3.50, 900 OO). to be
come due and payable In six 10Y, seven
%. eight 49,, nine t9l. ten G0), eleven
llh twelve G2), thirteen G3,, four.
teen GD, fifteen ti5l, sixteen G6)
seventeen GD, eighteen Ns), nineteen
lgl and twenty t2o) years respectively
from their date
The ballots used at said election shall
set out the proposition as above set forth
and shall also contain tho words.
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Liberty Bond Closins

,,e'sd! nm Feo' 7'--Li6erty bonds
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and 1iS' iS. 1920, world Publishins Com,
puny, PublishersJ
RESOLUTION
A resolution designating the voting pre-
election BY the Mayor Of the CITY u
Tulsa, Oklahoma pursuent to The request
Tn. o. ,ne n'1fs 81 EaUG"tI Sf % ine @
purpose Of taking the sense ~ the school
district COMPRISING a." City of Tulsa and
purposes. upon the .gueHtion of issuing
bonds In the sum Of Eight Hundred icfty
Thousand DollarH $3.50, O0l. the pro-
cesds OF tho same TO be used In tho pur.
chase Of sitea this erection of school
bulldings and an addition to the High
the same and for the purpose Of ap.
pointing offlcets, 20 conduct such cleo
each district, or precinct, and declaring
an emergency
BE 1T .REsoLyEp nY THE noARn
TULSA OKLAHOMA
Of hs cty OF rulsa o1t' "f e., 81 sSi''S s,ats o
Okla homa IN meeting assembled, has 70.
20 call an election as provided by law
for the purpose of taking the sens" OF
the school distrlct comprising the city
of Tulss, Oklahoma, and the territory
lie question o. nsulnr. bonds In Tho aum
lars ttssO 900 oOi' ihe proceeds 81 the
same 20 bo used w ths purchase of sitos,
erection
addition 10 the nigy School building,
and the equipment ~ the same. and
.wHEHEAs, y T. the duty uf The Mayor
of the CITY sf Tulsa to forthwith issue a
proclamation calling an election. pur-
sunut TO such request nnf
now THEHEFoRE, For the purpose
proclamation, the voting precincts NJ
districts Within said city of Tuiaa. and
purposes shall be. and hereby arr. estAb.
hshed % hereinafter bounded and dc.
PRECINCT 40. l.
BeFlnni9g at the lntersec,lon of Her.
sGYTS Rs3way thence N"r,hSstspiy atspG Eql1y ala1y
tho Midland Valley Railway TO tho In.
wsS ,s,Se'il9n ,Sspc" Wv Wos,srly sns along ,
. r Railway 90 Main Street. thence
south>,on Main street 90 the place ot
PRECiScf no. p
GisFinss,,99ge. at the int in,srs"s,'2o of
i5sRso is% oT NortS on ana Main 'foG Street HI"' 10
M X ,ts = I RslToyI 'hsTes h.Nt,, w,s'crIy
South on Maybcll Ayrnur N nrady
street; thence Fast on hfady street 90
inc Frisco Hallway. thence Eaaieriy
along the Frisco Railway 10 the place
Z " berinning
ReglnnlnE az the intersection of the
Frisco Hsilwsy and Main street.
Railway 10 the intersection Of Second
Street: thence East on Second street
20 Frisco Avenue. thence South on
Frisco Avenue 20 Third street: thence
East on Third street to Main street,
thence North on Main Street 10 the
place Of beginning.
PRECINCT NO 3
Al Of that territory between Second
and sixth Streets and between Main
Street and the Midland Valley Rail
way
PRECINCT no g.
An that territory between sixth ana
Eleventh streets ana between Main
street ana the Midland Valley Rail.
way.
PREGISCT NO. g.
All that territOr, between Third and
seventh streets ana between Main
Street and Denver Avenue.
PRECINCT No, z
Beginning at the intersection OF Den.
yer Avenue and Third street: thence
West on Third street 10 Frisco Ave-
auei thence North on Frisco Avenue
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The voting places Of said Districts OF
Precincts shall be as follows;
Preeinet No. /. Colonial Drug Com
pAny, First and Eoston.
Precinct No. 2. Convention Hal. Brad .
and Boulder.
Prseinet No. 8. Central Fire Station,
West Second Street
Precinct No. 4 Old High School
Building Fourth and Boston.
Precinct No 8. Garage at Erth and
Man Streets.
Precinct No 9. Tulsa County Court
House, Sixth and Eoulder.
Precinct No. I West Side Groeery.
5l4 West Fifth street
precinct No. 8. Irving School, Park
and Maybsll Avenues
Precinct No. Q. Usage School EAs.
Fairviev.
Precinet No. 10. North SIDE Fire Sta.
tiou, North Main Street
Precinet No. II. Washington School,
Rockford and Hodge.
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INTERNAL RaTH

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bloodstream in large quantities.
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Tranfreids Streifla9e Uncut
idieOen.
NadI amtlidjen aneaben lit Der Balm
ltrelf uabe5n sebrohen. Nrbeiter-
filbrer boffen nod anf Grfolg.
Vnris. 5 SD}ni.

SuLlSF u. Utul.
Wdbreno bon omltiher Seite in
8nriS oeriihert piro, Der General.
itreit Der frun8oiiihen 8abnnngeIteIl-
ten Iei bereits 10 gut pie gebroden,
erfldrten oie Arbeiterfiibrer am Mitt.
mod. Ole 4uslidten olif erfolgreide
Ourdfilhrling 6es StreifS ieien GIN.
Itig Die 8abnlettltngen beriften
Der 8aIiugieruerfebr lei 5ufrieoenitcI-
Ien0. ser 5rahtoerfebr bcbe 'ih merf.
lid spie6er, uno Die Gnitauung Don
5ra6tgut lniie nod.
Die Streiflase bel oen 9ergIeuten
uno 0oforbeitern bat iih penig pers
onoert.
SSSSn 2oulon iino orei Streiffifhrer
oerboftet tporoen; ferner miro berif.
tet, bob Die Streiter pieIfot. noment.
lid in Eours, periuhten, oiessamiIien
nift itreiten6er 4rbeiter ein5u.
ihii6tern.
Die 8Ghnleiter beroffentIihten am
Giensta9obeno in Baris cine Grtld-
rling, in Der iie iagen, Der Streif i'm
Sanoe lei 10 gut ipie boriiber. penn
aud Der @erfebr ieit Sam8tog geit6rt
lei; ooh hdtten iif) 5nbIreife sSreiiuil,
llQe 5ur Rerfiiglrna gelteIlt, rno om
EfcnStuq feien oiele Streifer nieoer
5ir Irbeit 5uriifgetontmen.
SSSnr An5in-9eden haben ole @era.
lelte beif}loiien, om 7. Wlai 5u itrci.
Ten, III 9for6franfreih, mo sic MIDI
tighten 8rllben lieqen. io1 oie Streif-
lo9e iih bcIiern uno ioIlen ungei1hr
IS Nro3ent ser 2eutc an ser 9trbeit
leln. Selblt Irbeiterfiibrcr geben 5u,
oaB cine boIlIt0noige 2ablnIeguna ser
,Sltollltrle nidt noglih iein mer6e.
nohoem ser @obnitreif nid)t poQitGn.
dig ourd9efilbrt lei.
Sn 0en bouptidhIihIten Sofenor.
ten lit Ser Streif Der 0ofurbeiter foit
poIlIt0roig, 0odI arbcitcn BORT ;Srei.
ntlllgc, nm penigItenS 2ebensmittcl
uno Ionitige leif)t per0erbcn0e ,Srodt
ol88ulooen.
Inter SEN 1reimiuiqcn, Sic iid in
VorlS ol9 Gbauffeure, 5Sabrforten-
Nerfduicr uno ocrgIeidcn CUR &erfii-
qung gcItcllt boben, iin0 8ohlrcihe
,frolcn ser log. o@eieQihoft".
3luei 6Gfen idIlucr betrOffen.
NnriS G 9Gni
Grneit 2orint, Elm hcroorruQcnDc5
g|itaIico oGa ic3ioliitiihcu @un0c5
Der Seine, nuroc hcute i'm 3uinm-
|mcnbonQ nit Dem @nbuitreif Ocrbaf-
tct gr lit Ser &eridnp0runa Qeaen Sic
innere Siderhcit 0c9 2unocs 6eld,ul-
oi9t Woriei1e3 lu1o Nnprc iin0 bcut1
0urdl Ben Streif Don Nafenar6giicrt
DoIIIton0ig lohm1cIeqt un0 Der @nhn-
Oerfcbr mar beid)rdfft. 9hur 80 3rae
ginQet QeItern pom ct. Qa3are @aln.
bot ob. ilt normalcu 3eiten perluiipr
tolidl 562 oieie Stotion. Gie erIta
Qtcl0unq bon 5abotage fam heute.
Cine 2ofoomtibe un0 }pei lecre Wa.
acn nur0en 3ur Gntqleiiuaq qcbrodt
onI EoiioQier3iiqe iouen gcItcrn Nuht
5dilIic nbaegebcn nor0en iein. Gin
,SrcimiaiQcr, ser ouf Dem StroBbur,
ger Sdluel3ug tbatiQ mar, fpuroe per.
munoet.