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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-18
PROBE OF X. X. K.
BLOWS UP after
WIZARD TEST|F|ES

WASHINGTON Oct IT, tBy Associated Press)-The proposed
investigation Of the Ku kux Ksn by Congress blew up today
After tenmnue session behind closed doors the House rules
committee which morning and afternoon sessions put William
Simmons the klans imperial wizard through rigid examination
voted unanimously not call Witnesses certainly this
mc Announcement Of the committees action made by Chair
Campbell and while the chairman and members refused later
beyond the bare statement 10 wnesse Il h
pscd that adverse report will be submitted to the house
number Of resolutions providing for such Investigation
Final action however will not be taken until several abssnt
members Washington but House members accepted ~
settlement that they done with the Ku Kux unless he De-
Of Justice conducting inquiry Of s forward
with unexpected evidence.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-18

Realizing the unfortunate estate in'n
which thu mining industry h. eOm.
along With So many others in ths .e
ri,-i II depression iollnNing the wag.
! regard as especially important the
effcrt of yuur congress To bring abou,
on early improvement
The pre~nt unfortunate situation
hcing = world Wide one resulting from
world widr causes complete rccovery
mus, await Improvement IN world con-
, aitions. but there are indications that
industry is On the upgrade and min
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-18

In II. Mr. Grim. jumping 10 his feet IN
the confusion. declared the chairmsn's
answer went for him and the wizard
Siill smiling aid he was glad 10 know
a..
AH he lsfi The plnnd Mr.. SImmons. ap.
pnicnily Win dscn feeling. aid that he
wanted to thank the consmittec for its
consideration and courtesy.
Reference TO the daily Pros ncc ~
the assistant attorney general and tho
on. day stay ~ william J. Burns. dires'
tor az the Department II Justice. Bu.
rcau oi Investigation wns made by Rep
rcs, ntaiivr rnu. isann'iai. North Caro-
lina. while hc was examining the wizard
Ati,ed W hc had ioe1 lii'imidntcd BY the
,tescncf ~ Mf. iisfne, whom ~ char
-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-18
PERSONNEL Of
BRITISH ARMS
BODY IS GIVEN
LLOYD GEORGE. 4. J. DAL.
POUR AND LORD LIE
ARE INCLUDED.

n, Associated Press
lONlNN. Ort. 1.-THE 0rlliah
delegation Ia s,sc Washington csa,
iernrs. acrordIwg te TN lsN1sa
s'mss. Win consist u rreusler Dlsy6
teorge. \. !. Gsliour and Lard lee
of tarsisnm. with Srinavss Has1sl
representing India; sir RnbesS l..
Harden. Carads. aud tsrorge fesoes
rearcr. Australia. Mr. Sulsn Salnsna6
~ New Zealand. and Slr AurellaN6
ardaes. the British ansSassa6ur "
The United States. nlsc Will aeoen6
the conference whsn rcqulre6.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-18
PLOT FOR WRECEINC
TRAIN IS DISCOVERED

n, A.s.rss,,,l rrss
StDNllt, Mo. Ou, l;.--N laot
oi wr'ck the narthhound Missouri.
ksW>Ss aud reNas flyer" shortly
hrte'r milaiehi. n-ar lrwis, q sta.
,ica NEAR mv. fsi,ed last night.
wl~n rhomss Rivers. u oegro. VIM
SAYS hi hcm~ II in Iacl,san. Miss.
aUasrvlrd With l.onnic Rescl,c. nr.
rra The ~" had plaanrd to WRECK
tl,~ train and ihsa rub thc dcad and
t,uurrd passengers. according 10
Rivers story.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-18

command"r Eha"iy cnunrelled those
IN charge of the convention arrange
nents against further mcsag's urging
'hs, the railrad nrn dclny N" strike
wrck sn ns not h. INTERFERE with the
ron,cntiun such y message WIS sent
,od,y by the l"ni commlt,"r lie Sih.
"Su,h an appeal IL npi digninei The
American Legion docs uui have ia get
down on It's knees and surpllcatc amy
aganizstion in order to have it, ron
vcniion. The speakers scheduled "a
speak viii bc there aud the dclcga,cs
viii be- there. The American Legion
will S.e that they are there
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-18
Hotel Man Iprsd.

U Nsscrist1d Fvss
lluT SPRINGS. Arb. ut a; Word
Was rVcciVcd h~rc tonight that Allsrt
:. Gaines. president - the Arlingcsn
'nd Eastman Hotel Cunnsnics of this
,.ty and the jefferson Ho,cl Company
e -, Louis. had dlcl suddenly al his
summer hotel IN AShury rark. y. j.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-18
GIRLS THROAT CUT
FROM EAR TO EAR
Nv Associated rr~s

TiiArrANvpGA. Tenn. ut. i7.-
Thr e,-iy IT Verne rctcrson. ~ wars
"h, wss found In . r~m "f the I'c,cr.
s,n honc, ncar Trcn,on. Ga.. this az,
crm~n. The girls ,hra, VAS vui ,un,
'sr 4" rsr Mrs lStcrson had left the
.id a,onr With Ma tin Andersen.
hrah-r m Mrs, l'c,crSon, When she
,",urn,-l the sirl was found d,ad and
icr hs0,hcr had dissriwar~i, 4 larrr
rvs~c is ssNrhing the mountains fo.
AlslclS,ln
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-18


CLEVELAND. Oct. i'.-in n
signed statement. Warren \. Sto,,c.
president of the brotherhood ot En.
.inccrs. this evening wt forth the
reasons for the "blg five" transpor.
tation organizations authorizing u
strike of tlselr membership. whlch IN
set Tor October 80. In the statement
he reviews various attempts made
a. obtain an anicable settlement.
Mr.. Stones statement follows:
THE nrn's position aud tleir rca.
sons Tor striking are. In part. M
fellows.
"Whrn the transportation act of
1920 became q law u was hoped hy
the emloyrs that all Disputes would
be adjusted and decisions vndcred
by tne board would he complied
with By thc carriers aud employees.
Instead II complying with the decis.
Ions of the labor board. the rail-.
roads soon begHn 10 disregard or
fiout iis dccisions. tiaErnnt cases of
this belng the Atlanta, Birmingham
and Atlantic. the Erie. the Penn.
sylsania railroad. and many other
cases that could he cited.
~ In well known and admitted
By all that the railway men were
the last to rcclyc amy increaSc
during the war period. During Au.
gust, 1919. the brotherhood NJ lac.
omoti,c Engineers submitted 10
President Wilson q abatement set.
ting forth that dccrcase In the
cost of the nec~ssliies of llfc was
necessary or an INCREASE Ia wages
was imperative.
Hands Down llccisieM.
"t'rum that time an the question q
wages was discussed on different ~
casions. aud was finally submitted /
the labor heard. In July. 1899. th
I uari handed down u decision whicl
based ons all Tho facts. thcy sisclsra
WAS lust and equitable. and furthe
stated that their conclusions were reach
cd after long consideration II ail IN
facts M evidenced by the testimony II
fore thnt board.
Later Mr.. Attcrbury of the rcnnsy
,ania railroad sppcared before III
loard. and In q spectacular presents
tion. demanded an immediate rcductic
of the wages ~ all railrsad cmploye'
notwit thstanding the carriers had bcc
granted u material incrcasc In frcigt
"A nj Al. aseuvor ratea in sr.lrr In ma.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-18

NJ. stone ,onlgh, made public the
s"ur 81, uiS ~ rtads IN vhich ih'
strike j. scheduled o. l-gin on the first
group ai . q. M SUNDAY. o.'ol-r ~,
the ,hr.c other groups to ~ cut az a.
hour pericis The Isnnsyivanla one
q the largest systems of the country.
ls one of the last To ~ hit by IN. pro-
ls'~sd s,rtk- Ne explanation ~as slssn
Why II Was held a. the iost
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-18
RAIL HEADS CLAIM FREIGHT CUT IS IMPOSSIBLE
First Loan Made
On Live Stock Is
To Idaho Men

OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct H. By Associated Prsss)-Fhs defi'
Of loans live stock being made available BY the War
Finance Cooperation received BY John White Hu president
Of State Board Of Agriculture today with the receipt Of bule'
tin setting under the finance board advance
had been made firm Of bankers Chicago who had
made loans to that live stock In Idaho.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-18
j. S. SHOULD keep
TROOPS ON RHINE
SENATOR ASSERTS

WASHINGTON Oct H. tBy Associated Press-Amer;ea should
eentinse keep troops the Rhine Senator Mckinley Repub
ino who recently waited Europe. declared n address
day the Senate American interests European affairs Require
neminal force Of American troops he said
"tsw tend 10 restore equbrm in Europe" he added at
would Be good business Investment"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-18
To Run Own Trains.

u NIF"sis'sd Frr
ukMri.uEE. Okla. lila event of
nationwide railr,ad strike. the Ok.
mulscc ros, ~ the Amcric'ss Legion
viii ol'crs,e It's own train over the
ftis'o lines To thu legion national coz
vniion ~ Kansas cii,. sccording ~
plans announced tuslsy by Fentcn
wpd. issi "osi commander. In charge
Ut arrangements
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-18
LEGION TO MEET
DESPITE ORDERS
ON RAIL STRIKE
EMERY SAYS POSTS WILL
SEE THAT DELEGATES
ARRIVE.

~ Associated frsss
KANSAS CITY. Mn. Ost. IL
tomn,amsisr John q. kmery. ~ tlsr
American legion. ln . long dist.
anrc tsIepl,onr conversation With
\. n. tlu'rllns. ~ Kansas. late to.
day stated ,hat the national con
vention ~ the lesion. scheduled ."
ne hrid here Ortcher a,.<o,rnber
~. would take place sven Though
the general railroad strike call
should ga iln sifcei tlctol,er 10.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-18

n siso was explained that an the
organizations IN some II The reads In
roup four are MT officially suthorix,Si
ic strike. som. q thu organizations NJ,
casting the necessary sssa IEr cen,
vote In fsvor q the walk out. The "hig
fiv-" leaders expect. however. that all
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-18
TURN DOWN PROPOSALS OF LABOR BOARD
Stone SETS FORTH REASONS FOR STRIKE
WAsn|NG1oN IS SILENT ON CONFERENCES

l., A,soc,.,,d pr,sa
WASlliNlTON. Oct, IA re.
,... ....s,. A.. ..,. M ,.,.
"'e"ccs "c'"ec" w" p"""c s'""p
of the Railroad Labor Board and
the Interstate Com,nlrce Commits
sion ON the threatened rnllroad
strike WAS laid before President
Harding to-day. The text of the m.
port WAS uot made publlc. hut
Chairman McChord of tho con,u,Is.
sIou anuounced on leaving the
While House that the conference
had heen concluded with today's
meeting.
.Amv.hiur revartlinr our re,,orf
must eou,r from the Pres,,,cnt."
chairman McChord s.,d. ana hls
remarL. w.rs .nurovcd nv ChaIr.
man Harlan NJ m. I shor Hoard
A, IN. xv,,,,. Hans. N MS. ,.,a
there wooIa n. M Abatement nm the
strike tonIs,a
An a,,,,,dc ~ wa,chs,, pren.r.s,ou
tho ac,iv,,,.s ~ o,he,
rovernmon,aI a,c,c,cs IN conrcc,Ior
w,,h Tho s,r,ka Tho n.nar,m.n, n,
h,s,,co conn,e,ca n su,vov ~ ox,,,,ns
s,,,u,cs and nr.coa.n,. a. a.,.r,n,r,
tho sconc M fc,,.rai au,hor,,v unasr ths
clrcuns,an,.s I'm, tho bunrcsslon ,,vcr
hv mos, oss,c,.,, w.. ,ha, an. ,oyorr
man, cou,d M, maya oxc.n, no ,,..,,a
lion mr. moral su,sIon un,,, IN. ,,,u,
,,on had assumed m mora concrc,,
stains Eviacnec was aim lacking n,
n h.s,. for ,h. .xnr.s.ss oxn.c,a,ioy
an The mar, az .omc lahor LEADER ina,
a pc,i,lon for iniunetlon would bo IN,
next move ny the government.
Mails IN M Moved.
Postmaster General IIays. whose 6e
r,r,mcn, wonld fcc, firs, and mos
seriously the effects of tho strike ais,
was known 70 hsye o,sniur<, rcport
from his assistants ms 10 ways an,
means of mcctinv any attcmp,cd inter
ference with tho malls. nv tclephon,
he conferred with heads Of importan
postal districts a. 10 the cmergcnc,
facilities ON hand or required
The mails will he moved" ne saI,
later. but he refused 10 make any com
mcnt on the situation as Il now stands
n time may come for action" n,
said. ~ sincerely trust II will not, I
/, does there will no action"
Al the conference between mcmbcr
q: the labor hoard and tho commerce
commission volumlnous statis,ics q,
railroad ,ayrollsL rates and similar sut
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-18
OFFICIAL ORDER
ON WALkoUT IS
GIVEN BY STONE
GENERAL CHAIRMEN FUR,
NIsHED COPIES TO
HAND ON DOWN.

Cl.EvEl.A<D. Ohio. (prt. IL
Osficiai prrmlssion for thr railway
workers issrluslcd ln the "b,g five"
TRANSPORTATION organizations 10 be.
gin the progressive strike nj q q. M.
Suuslsy, Ortobsr 10. signed by thr
heads M thc organizations. was
msasr pubic herr tonight by War.
r~n \. Stone. prr~islrnt of the
brotherhood ~ Locomotive Emgi.
neers. The order irom the five
clsicfs was ,rut W tlsc grWcrnl
rlsalruarn.
THE general rhairmeW in turn
wer~ Furnished repses ~ the per
mission to he hsnicd down IN l'wal
rhslruscu. Win. In turn. Impaired u
90 thr Individual workrrs.
Tho circular containing thu pciinls'
sion u under Chicago date w oci"ic'
~. aud ~ ss follows;
TO the General chsirincn, broih-f
hn-i uf Locomotive Engineers. broth
cfhwsi ,f Locomotive firem.n aud En-
.gin.m.n. Order of Railway cunduc
tors. Rrn,h.fh~d uf l,siiruai Train
men aud Swi,chmcns un"n f North
America
"Srs and iruthsfr,
THE general ,hsirmcn representing
che employees on the railroads named N
lscisiun number lis aud sdsicnda there
go convened IN the city uf Chicago fo'
She purpose ~ canyassing the icrcn
dun vote ~ their respective incinlrr
shin On the question ~ wage erducii"'
authorized hy IN. United States Rail
rad I.ahor BEARD made effective Jul,
I. 1891. and to dcicrminc procedure.
M Alternative.
The vote uf membership ~ the aliov'
nam~i organizations h-ing ovcrwhelm
lngly In favm uf strike iu zach a.
the associations represented. the chic
cNcrutiNcs aud the general chairngci
havc no alternative cSr~pt o. carry cu
the wishes - the membership a. ~
pr,S~.si by their lallnt. therefore S,i'
umpluycs and other 1T uur class viii v
permitted ~ withdraw from the sCrNic
,f their Respective companies ai y. m
SUNDAY. O'tol-af ~. 1891,
wv NiNfN NNhAN wv NNfNAfff HfAAI FftfI
H. auihoriisiv,ly informed each sen
"rsl chairman will ~ furnished With
sufficient numl-4 - ooid'S uf noiic
! advising the m-mlsrs that lcTa
strike has h-cn called which motto
may h. rad &C. exhibited to the inrn
lsrship
Have >eerrt todc.
General chairman furnished cUp' q
I ihcsc INSTRUCTIONS vii laso H. furnishs'
with copy uf telegram in a s"alc
| envclols. Whi,h should net H. oreuc
/ unless ie'cgfsm over the signatur
q their chief executive T. rcceiNe
which l. not thoroughly understood
which caSc thc, viii uprn the scale
nevrlui-c and n the telegram therein
found o. H.. instruct Conformity with u
telegram received n VIII m"an that ~
s,rik. j. declared uff. aud they win IN
,neilaiciy communicate with all lor
chairmcn under their jurisdiction n
cordingh In the absence 10 the prop'
colv message ~ a difference hctwss
thu SEALED instructions and the mesa.
received. looai chalrmen should not
Instructed ~ the effc-t that the stril
snNTiStsrp sNS pADE Tw0
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May summon Chiefs.

The possibility of President Harding
summonlnr the chiefs of the railroad
hrothcrhoods 10 Washington for a taik
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01
SGliherfabrit fir Guitmcrtscidlen.

Cine 6aIiferiabrif iiir 9oitlucrt.
seihen nuroe in @cibeniee bel 0er.
lin BON Ger &riminaIpoli;ei orAoe.
hoben. Sn Dem Snliie 9crIiner
sIIlee 159 ntietcten nor einiger ,}eit
5nei lunJe Wianuer elm Ieeres ,3inl.
ner. Gem Gernieter erl0bIten tie.
oob iie Can De GoIogne beritcaen
MOLTEN uno 5ualeid oud) NIT eini.
gen 0rudmaihiencn Gtifetten. Gen
SouSgenoiieu fam obcr Der 9etrieb
perhodltig nor. Sic modten Die
ariminnlpoli5ei borduf auimerfiam.
Iieie itellte icit. oaB elmer Der Vtie,
ter ein Gbemiter 9looIi 90nib mar,
oen iie oIs GoIihmiin5er idon fam.
te. 6obnih mo iein Witmieter, Elm
9auimaun S9errer Sod, gaben cen
mabren Gbaraftcr ihreS 8etricbe8 su.
oeriidjcrten ober, oaB iie nod feline
,yoIid]itiide ali&gcocben h1ttrn Sic
bebaupteu. eiu anerifoncr babe tie
beauitraat, fiir i'm obcrihIeiiihc 9lb.
itimmungSmorfen 81 idIidcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01
@emeinaefahrIidle Grsrsiierin.

Cine eenieingefdbrIihe grpreFie.
rim unS getriioerin fpurbe in Der
Gcrion Der Soustodter gIiInbetb
2ipfe aus Roditabt (9reis GebSen)
ron Der Straffommer Siooe 5u ad]t
Monateu 8eidngnis nerurteiIt. 3as
9orf 3odlteot puroe Dor einiger
9eit ourf) ancnpme grieie, Die On
oeR @eineinoenoriteber eeridtet no.
rem, IN angit unb Sdlredeu perieet
GSn ben @riefen bieb es. bic Srtsbe.
mohner bdtten Die notleioenoe 9eooI.
feritng olrh @uher auseebeiItet, es
icIltell iest 10000 Narf oufgebrodlt
meroen, Die Der @erueinoeporiteber
on elmer nd6er be5eid,neten Stefle
81 neriteden babe. gel NihtbeioI'
guua bieier auiioroerina tpurbe
ougeorpbt, boB spnrsatns .pos 0orf
iibcrioGen, in grdiiS iteden unb pen
Gemeinoeporiteber erihieben miiroe.
Is aelang nad) I1noerer 9eii, Die
2ipfe OILS Die griefidreiberin 6u er.
mittefu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01
Bcscn bic unSHdtigc alcioung.

G>u ser Notwithstanding oes
Gerbano5 ger nn9ariiden Irauen-
nereine III &iiNopeit brad)te 9tu9uIta
Goicnberg eiuen Antrag eegcu oic
un}Uhtige 6rouenfIeiOlma ein. Ter
antrdd lautcte ioIgell0ermaBen:
Ser g'erbouo Der mgorIGnoiihen
Sroucnrerciue eriud)t oas WiiniIte.
rilm bes 1yunern, oen ouf bic
Sdnm pcrIceenoen Souollingen be.
3iiaIid)cu Qaro9rnpbcn ocs Strafge.
ieebud'cS auf uu5iid)tige aIeioung
nit Der aroBten Strenae on5uoro.
nen Sur poIlfonmencu Durhiiib.
rlng oeS (Seieees iollcn i'm Ser.
banoe Der &oIl5el sSrouen nu0eiteIlt
iucroen. Die init einem gb5eihen Der.
iehen, nit einem Stode in Der 0an0
Die ouBufur5al gi0de uno Die oII5u.
tieie Gcfolcinae fontroLIieren mir.
6eu Ter Siod iou an ieinem unite.
rem @lthe cine %. ,}entimeter .Gintei-
lung babeu, nit pelfer icitgeiteIlt
lucroen fam, oh Elm Nod fiirSer i'll
oIs normal Tic burdihnittIidle
San0e eritredt iid nomIid nui 25
3cii:rnCier, pon Dem @rbbooen &C.
rcd)net. g9em nm elm Rod tiirSer
lit. oIs aeietIid1 geitattet, 10 ion Die
getreiicroe sur MISUNDERSTANDING
ouiaeioroert uno 3ur Voli5ei porgc-
lo0en peroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01

forId,:c man rad nno cr1rod oi5
Stubcnt;ir. Gen Gintretcnocn bot
Iid cin tntietIi6er 9nbIid. 9Iuf Ser
Sroe lag ein toter, ifcIettartiaer
9fonu, i'm @ette cine iSrau. oie por
Sdmddle ohue 9eiuuBticiu mar,
abcr nod idnuadlc 2eben@3cihcu pon
id gar. IS geIang. iic iiir tur5e
3eit mieoer gum @tpubtiein 3u
briuaen. Mon eriuhr, ouB lie felt
iiber odt 5oGen niftS mebr III ci.
len aebabt boben, ibr Mnnn. an
SubertuIoie crtrauft Dor SdtuGhe
nIe0ergcbrodlen uno geitorben lei;
lie iclblt haze ooa @ctt nor Gntfrdi.
tllng ieit lGuaer aIS adt Ea9eu uid)t
mebr uerIoiien fonncn. 4cr3tlider.
icits muroe ieitgeitent, oab SiIoe.
brandt inl mobrcu Gimme oeS @or.
tes pcrhlingeri lro oic Srau Dem
Sru1ertooe uohe lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01
,,Granfen= Sier" wirb nidt ae=
ifattet.
Die Merste perben anfseforbert NIT
Gntidliebenbeit sesru bas Sol
iteab 8eieb IN prutcitiren,
0lInntic Gitn. q. Z. 2s. SUM


Or. SO. 8oIloce sSrit aus Sblla-
belpbio, Der 8oriitenbe Der nteoi5is
1,iIhen @eielIihaft Don 9lmerifo, for
6erte Die 9ler5te 5u eenteiniamen 9es
nliiblln9en ollf, I'm oos TolIteaoASe-
feb ollf5ubebeu. @r erfI6rte, oa5 9Sros
bibition8geiet lei ein sSlud) unb made
mebr Grunfenboloe OILS Die alten &C.
'cbe tboten. Ter &rc5eoen5fan oes
8ollteao 8ci5te5, iogte er, beidranft
bic QrstIid)e &rariS. @enn Der @e-
ruf ieine tberope1rti1dleJreibeit ipertb-
bait, 10 iolIte er oieIem 8orgeben nit
einem @roteIt begegnen, Der 8eaf-
1na erheiift. Sft purbe gefragt, mel
den Rl,steu Die 9cnolferlna BON Dem
Brobibitions9eiete hatte. 9eodl ollge'
1neiner 9eodltl,ng NOR bas @efes fir
Dos 9llbIiflm ltnh fir ltltier Sano
git sSl1td). Gs bat reinc Spirituoier
1tnb 8ier beIeitigt unb burf @ift
linb id]iedlten Shnaps ltno ihledtes
@ier erIebt IS Iehrt bo5 8oIf, irl
8eheimcn hi,1ter qeid)loiienen Sbitreil
5u trinten uno lid su betrinfcn. G5
peruriodt @liids'piel ,uo ltniittlidl-
felt I'M 6eim. c. neririad1t 600 i'm
Eoo InIhulbiger Menidjen. G5 ritft
piele Grblinbunaen herpor SQollen
mir 9Ierste atn @eIten Der offeutli-
den @fiunbbeit ltno unieres 2anoes
IN Die Sdlronfen treten, ooer iperbct
mir ms riihiQ fiiQen uno on lin'ereT
9oumen lltidlcn? g1ir nliiiien Im5
barber fhIiiIiig peroen. mas bos
oroBere llebel bonn nehi5iniid,ell
8eiif1tspultft ans 1T: las &erbot
bon 9eimbrdu ODER Die ireie 9eniit-
ilne bon leid)tenl @cin uuo Gier, I'm.
fer Geoieri,nosporid)rift in ougen1ei-
fener 8eiie eebroilt.
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Nbmeiiung fiir 2lopb Geprge.
Sciu Grnfercns.@orid,laa in ietiser
5ptm ntdlt annebmbar, fagt
be 8alcrd.
Dublin, 80. 9yuni


Ser Gordlog bon 8ren1ier 2lopo
George, ooB 8ertreter bon Glib uno
9toroirlono ltno Ser britifd)en Regie-
rurg in 2onoon cine 8erotbune iiber
Die iriide6ro9e obbolten ioqter farn
in ieiner eegenpartieen Sorm nift
ongenontlnen tperoen. Giefe Grf1d-
rung aibt Der irii6e repiibIifonii6e
Better DC GaIern in einer Grfpiberuilg
on Cir SSames CRAIG, oen Hitter Ere-
inier, Der nlit9etbeilt bate, BOB er
nit DC 3olera niflt 5u elmer Gorbe-
ipredluna in Dublin 3uiamlnentref.
fen fonnc. 8ier iiiblde 1lnioniftefl
uobmen ne Iolcras GinIa0unq al ei-
ner 9eipredung om Ntontdq
ncr 9eipreflltng in TubIin ON Non.
tag on g2eigerltng bon Cir Games
Craig. theil3unehmen, tpir6 jeoon 0iC
@ihtiqfeit Ser Gonierens id)lnG.eril
uno picIe hiefiae ltnioniiten halterr
oie GinInouna an BEN litter 8reinier
fir einc perFeblte 1aftif oes reoubii.
foniid)en GNibrer5.
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Der ltbte CbcrboipreSiaer.

@ie Die p2eip3ieer Reueiten Rod).
ridten" boren. bat Der @iaeprdii'
bent oeS iddiiidlen 9onoesfoniiito
RUINS, Sbrrboiprcoiaer Or. 1ibeIi.
us, aus 9lltersriidiidten mo peeeu
riuer grtrantuug iein Gmeriiic'
rungsgcird eiftaereid1t. anit iei'
ncr 4eniionierung miro aud ieiue
9i5epraiioeniidjoit I'M Sanbeston
ilitorium erIoid,en, on hieier 9oiten
reaelmdbig oem GberboipreNiaer 5u
fam. Der Iodliolger pou GibeIiu@
piro Den 9Imtstitel Gberbofprcoiger
nidlt pic0er erbnltcn.
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@cricbcue SdcdidIidlcr.

3rpei gonfbetriigcr, oie cine Bier
tcImiIIion bel elmer 9erliner @rob
bont crbeutct boben, lucrocu pon
Der ariminoIpoIi3ei gciudt. 9el
elmer 3pciaitelle Der gauf NOR elm
gelpiiicr @oIter 0dBIer icit IGnac.
rer Belt onaeiteut. Mn i'm madte
iidl Elm 6re SSohann @iheocI bcran
Ger crit I'M IcBteu @icrtcl oeS ncr.
gauanen Sohre5 bel Der 3lpcigitcle
ciugetreien mar. ober idlcn i'm ia
mar 5. :. nieoer cntIaiicn puroe
Eieier pcriiibrte ihu i'm III arobeu
9etri;aercicn 0ilie 5u leiitcu. Nit
gciaItid)tcn Shcds hcb er aIs
n6reiherr pon Sep6ltb~ nah uuo
nod in groBereu Goiten cine Bier.
- tel Miliou Mari nb. Sic @etriiac.
reieu fomeu bel Scr Ietteu Omar.
talsobredmmg ans Siht.
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Summer 80.
Gin ncncs 9raittperf

Gie gteIeaburo q, &b., 9ahen,
uno llmgebung nit elcftriihem
&id}t uno elettrider Strait uerior.
ge1l0e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nit
rem Sit III 6reiburg bat It'd Lungs
te5 Rheinitiers abipart8 oeS 9riiden.
1orterhnuIes eiuc erbeblidle 9ooen.
ildhe Qeiidert 5pr Grrid)tng etwcs
non linf@rbciniidien Aniageu nsab.
hdnaiQcn aroitmerfes. "a Die
Observation-Disclosures hpn @eitin.
mingcn 6es &eriaiIIer &ertrn9S un.
terlle1cn IT. lit Contpffroft sur
aroIter5GiI1ung porgCiebcn. Gs bofl.
ocIt iidl nm Elm Gbiett non ettpa
so gtiIIiouen Wurf 9auluert.