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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-20

There is one point that Gen. Richards
urges especially upon the employers of
Maine. He says: In case the troops
are called into the field it will be nee
eSSary for most of the men to leave
good positions. In fact, many of the
best soldiers in the Guard have written
to me saying that their mastering in
means financial ruin, but that notwith-
standing this they are going into the
ranks just the same. Now It strikes
me the least an employer can do in
hold the positions they leave and give
the places back when the employees re-
turn. To do less than that wouldn't
show particularly patriotic spirit.
But l have confidence that most of the
Maine manufacturers need merely the
suggestion to follow out the plan
Another matter: A number of college
students and pupils in other schools
have offered themselves as volunteers
If these young men enlist in case they
are called on, their schools and colleges
ought to make the proper allowances
for them so that their school work may
not be sacrificed in the least They
ought to be allowed to graduate with
their classes. Encouragement of this
sort will convince our young men that
there is appreciation for the loyal
man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-20

Maine is ready. Mr.. President.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-20
A:FAST DAY
PROCLAMATION.

In Difference to the practice of the early
settlers of New England, and following
precedent that has obtained ever since
Maine was admitted into the Union Of
States, and also with the advice and con-
sent of the Executive Council, l do ap-
point
THURSDAY, the 18th Day Of April,
In the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety eight, as a day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-20

BY the Governor.
BYRON BOYD, Secretary Of State.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-22
ALL QUIET IN MANfLA.
Merrfffs Action tn Excluding Armed
Insurgents Much Praised.

LONDON. Aug. e2-~The Manila corre-
sponfent Of the Daily Telegraph. in a dIs-
patch 5s,ed Sunday. ssays:
Gen. Merritt has proclaimed govern
sneut o: military occupation. The news Of
;he arrix:tc. 2rriye. on ;hs 18th. II IA
feared sAas the ArrerScea. may restore the
Philippines 70 Spain ana thus retnaagurate
q sresa period o< tyranny. sxto.tloa &nJ
relssI.iea
''T~Ae Americans found t8s in che Span
ish treasury. Foreign opsnica Is Foa3 IN
praise Of The acton of the Amssrisan cora
marsser IN exel9alng armed ssbels from
re city. II II believed has f3rraae&s saYsa
Manila from piiisse
~ week ago there appeared 20 - pos
ssb.9ty OF collision with sh@ rebels. bat
;hs,s IL 10 danger now. Everything IL
quiet
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-22
JOINT HIGH COMMISSION.
Meetings VIII lie Secret aud fhe
Te-a Before Ia "a Heavy One

q EI&E.C. ACg Eth first session g
tAe United States and Great RTatain ion
Tuesday at'eTrooe- \ majority % ;he
cosTaTs,:ssl loT1eTs sr@ row s~ve. hat they %
set exgn.st to Ho usose tisas. taze esa-
era survey q sae wark ar4 aapo.n, sat.
committees ~ s1@ f~st tE9 sessions TIE
meetings q sae corriss.oa VII not he
perrlsxirg task gsvsr 20 n. cognrssss On
- perform. Thar ~crk - that es aaSas.-
snesst ani Feadtass raer, - 81 tae r1oss TN
7sytAHt azestscas wsssea have Aeen "a con
tsaversy between .ae United Ssssss ara
0nandn fev xhn ~ - xeers,xzex
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-22
SPANISH RESISTANCE
MERELY NOMINAL,
Put Up y Pcrfunctory EiKht at Ma
nfla, to Avoid Disgrace of SUR
rendering without q Blovv.


rendering without q Blow.
HONGkONG. Aug. ai.-officers OF the
steamer China from Manila. which has
arrived here. report sha. it was evident
that the resistance OF the Spanish when
Manila was attacked by the Americans
was merely nominal and was made solely
to maintain the honor Of Spain. The off,
GERS talked with express the belief that
the escape of Gov. Gen. Augusti was pre-
arranged and was well understood by Ad-
miral Dewey.
A dispatch from Manila, dated August is.
says the total number OF killed on the
American side during the attack upon and
capture OF Manila was forty-six, and the
wounded about ioo The Spanish losses
were DO killed and 40 wounded. The fire
Of the Americans did practically no dam
age TO the towns nor 70 the non-combat-
ants The Americans had considerable
difficulty In keeping the Insurgents ont OF
the city. only admitting those who were
without weapons. Five insurgents were
shot while lootins at Tondo. An iusur-
gent officer became involved In a quarrel
with a Spaniard IN the Escol.a, In the
Binondo suburb. during which the Span
lard fred upon the .nsurgens. inhicsing
wounds in the lafter's legs. The Span
lard was arrested and imprisoned
Gen. Merritt has issued proclamation
decreasing that the provisional government
and ;hs local authorities shall retain their
offices. and everything STALL remain IN
changed for the present, as far as the
supreme Jurisdiction Is concerned. The
proclamation further DEGREES that any ma
tiye who resssts tho present authorities
shall be treated as iawbreaker
Gen. Juadenes. in the course Of an inter-
view had with him by the representative
of the Associated Press. said he knew
the light was a hopeless one. bu, tina: he
intended 10 resist the Americans In the
name of honor. but was persuaded to sur
render for the sake OF non-cornba.ants.
He etslogixed the Americans for the hu-
MARTY they have shown.
The last official nc. OF Gen Jandenes
was 10 fine a journalist FOR speaking the
truth. The journalist requested the cor
respondent to state ;hat he had legally
done his best for the country. lie had
thrice been punished. had fought brsvely
as volunteer. had tesn captured ard re-
leased, and further was ready TO fight
again: bu. was utterly Disguised with
a government ard nation which tolerates
and welcomes the Americans"
Serious trouble Is threatened by the in
surger;s because they were prevented from
having their own way They assert that
they are able 70 RENTER the islands un-
,sn4bie for anybody.
Manila Cable Line Working.
The cable between Hongkong and Ma
nsla IL now beIug operated.
American Transports Arrive.
MANILA. Aug. 2l.~~The American trans-
ports Peru and I>Ienia. having on boar:
Gen. Oiis ana Gen. Hughes. arrived here
at o'clock this morning, There was 10
serious Illness on board either OF the yez-
sesS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-22

MADRID. Aug, c1.-The Spanish troops
~ san Rogue have beer or'sresi 20 Rarce-
lona, v'leFe saey VIII probsHiy - dis
banded ur'eas The Carlis. agitation a,:alns
Importance. TIE Porto Rlcan commission.
i' IS announced. has teen apTsainted I, IS
composed % Admiral yaHerino. Gen. Or
,esa and seuor Sanchez De Ia Gu.ua-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-22

Needed ress. Esarsy In he afternoon Adst.
Ger. CoVsan received the following dsspssch
srcrs Gen. Merritt.
MANILA, Agg. et-A3sutars General.
Washington. Maj Gen. csis. with s.eani-
ers Peru ara City ot fuehaa. has arrived.
All we'll: no casualties. MERRiT~T'
This wss the secord dispatch received
from Gen. Merritt s.noe tho opening Of
cable communication with Manila. ,hs
first, received late last night, announcing
simply that cAhle eommumcatscn Rad been
restored
Mckinley sends Congratulations.
WASHINGTON. Aug. g.-Tresaaess Nc
k.nley sonighs cahled 10 Admiral Dewey
ana Gen. Merritt his and the nations con-
gra;ulations on he capture OF Manila
The tex; OF the dispatch 10 Aam:ra; Dewey
is as follows:
Admiral Dewey, Mai.ua: Receive for
yourself and the officers. sailors and ma
rines of your command my thanks and
congratulations and those Of the nation
for the gallant conduct all have again 50
eons2scuously displayed.
WILLIAM MKINLE.Y."
Following Is the tex, Oh the dispatch to
Gen. Merritt:
Maj. Gen, Merritt. Z. s. A., Manila:
In my own behalf and cf the nation I ten
der to yon and the officers and men OF
your command sincere thanks and cor
gratuiaiions FOR the consp,cuotisiy gallant
conduct displayed in your campaign.
WILLIAM MKINI4EY."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-22

LONDON. Aug. 2i.-Ths Daily Maii's
Madrid correspondent says:
EnsIanes rensonsirarce against the erec-
ton os fo~tlt1catious in couryc Of build
ing az Sierra Carbonera opposite Gibraltar.
WIS the result OF little Diplomatic Skin
rnisa. Some time ago England Offered
Spain her good off.ces n the American
conflict. Spain refused and i; Is supposed
that England resented this, because short
j. afterwa-d sae seat the Madrid govern
saent note containing questions ard OBJ
.ervatlons regarding the fortlications and
iatinating that thsy were d menace to
Gibraltar.
Spain answered that she could likewise
consider the fort;fications Of Gibraltar as
menace 70 tfae ne.ghboring Spanish ter
r!fosy ana sussa.nes! the righ, Of every na-
ton io hu3d its 3esens.s on Il. frontiers
This. Spain declared. had been done on a
greater scale On the Pyrenees without
France protesting. There tbs matter rests
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-22

VIENNA. Aug 2i~~An irnror. com
lyzrs4ns p3slisae6 fr tie A.,sg. Post
ssyss
The PsaiisapiaeSF fssslse Is matter fer
The Hated States al. Spain 20 decide
wsraosss ou.ssde is7terfsrsncss''
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-22
American Transports Arrl~

MANILA. Aug. 2L--The American frans-
ports Peru and Puaha, having on boar.
Gen. Ofls ana Gen. Hughes. arrived here
at o'clock this morning. There was 10
serious Illness On board either OF the veg
ss.s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-22
SLIGHT DIPLOMATIC sQuABDLE.
England Complains of Spanish For
tif7cations Near Gibraltar.


MADRID. Aug @i.-9 a. MIN the course
of an interview last night with member
of the caaine, by representative ef the
Associated Press, the minister said that
England had presented a note TO Spain
asking fer explanations on the subject Of
the fortifcasions being erected by Spain
near Gibraltar. which. the note declared.
are unjus,ified in view of the good reia-
tons existing between the two countries
Spain Is absolutely quiet. Don Carlos
has given his partisans strict orders not
to commit acts OF rebellion, while the di-
visions among the Republicans render that
party powerless.
$40 p. ul.-Iarge quantities OF supplies
for Havana are being collected at BARGE
Ioua, Cadix and Santaader. Steamers have
been selected TO bring hasne The troops from
tho Antilles.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-22
HEAVY LAB)RS OF
WAR Department.
Gen. Alger Gives an Idea Of
the Task Accomplished.
ANSWERS THE CRITICISMS.
Responsibility for Sickness in
Camp Placed on officers.
ANSWERS THE CRITICISMS.

The Secretary Writes . Personal Let
ter to Chauncey N. Depew. Givtn4
In Brief Detail = Description Of
the En0rmous Work Thrown Sud.
In the EQuipping and SapDlyting
OF = Large Army, the Furnishing
of Transports, COmmissary. Ord.
nance and Quartermasters' stores.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-22

MADRID. Agg. 2S--~Eae aezsa 10 ar
rsaneed Of Dsn Frecsrsco MaArazo. tbs
eSsebsaksd apauash eaautsrs n hts II yeas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-20
St Grrprra gu Ynrtn Riru ?

8iele 9erionen glouben es. - 8orgez
i9lagene 8ilDung zines neuen, nur
aus S4neQtrsu3ern beitebenOen
9ei9puoers.
Buf6ington, ,. g., 19, W}oi.
- 0us @eridt, ooB Die Ipanii6e
6lotte f9 auf Der 6u6rt naa Porto
Rico beFinDst oOer OisImebr bort iaon
eingetroFFen 1T, piro bier Dielfa4 BE-
ipro6en.
8stdnntli9 fubr bic Ipanii9s 6lotte
in peItli3er Ri9tung BON Curacao ab.
0ieIes nipo ais Elm ie6r einfa6es Waz
nDper gemeloet, um etpaige SpGher
3u tdui6sn. So6uIo bic 5Slotte duBer
Si6t mar, nimmt man an, fubr lie in
0Itlt6er 3i6tung uno t0nnte I6on
bort einqetroffen fein. Der ipanii6e
9(omtrul puroe 3peifeIloS in Curacao
benu6ri9tigt, baB SampIpn pon Sdn
SSuan ubgeFabren mar. 8leih3eIti8
nuroe er BON WaDrio 3peifellos in
aenntniB gefeBt, OaB Die Sorts nidt
I6ptr bei6GOigt naren. Gan Suan
niiroe Elm Itarter itrategii6:r Puntt
Tein, 6eionoers penn Der 8eri9t auf
8ubr6eit berubt, boB Die 5peite ipuz
niI6e i5lotte am 6reitag pon GaOi3
abFa6ren pirD, um Gsrbera gu unterz
ftIben. San Suan lift nit gsniigeno
&ublen UNI 9roDiunt OerIe6en Il. mir
be cine ausge3ei6nete OperutionsbdiiS
liefern. QuBeloem DurDe @erOera
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-20
SaSi; ;sOcicbtpnScr mncb m11icrcr m0rSs
lidbcm 6ititc bcittlmn1rt.
BrmmrmbteFnhr GFritd)te liter Die [pnmts
[dDFn Elnttrnplatr.

Hsun emoe &r9f gefrn Suite goDa Scotia &C.
d. Sr g8ubngtOn ale Nilun9en ME
peger. @ag gsritt H6sr elm Reimbursement 6aniagr
be @u6a. - Der nu ManIa a6g29an9ene 8reu3sr Gbar,
NhOn" muBte in 6oI8e elmer gsftGOi9unq sintr gRa
finerie umtebren. - Nt Manja Expedition
uno anOeren @Or6sreungn baper nod
mmer reht ebr
III br b. 49, Wa, Mittnud1t Yuris 9us fporifs ge
ffpaoer 1T oRn lndu gu Santiago De Gu6a angetommm.
Sen % IT, 6a 10. Ma. @erift beuie rmauf
ooB as panie Sap 9erb @epao pdnb osrgangeen
un6emt in Den 6an 9dpdna nief NemunO Idn 8ud
geno pefsn 9Iaun Qut Qngabe u6er Reinforcement
Santiago Guba sbe pets uuten. o. 49, nf 8sguu6
@ne dt brett Santiago De Gubu OmmnOe 0epede befGg
bic bort Oge Qntun Oes pantn &op grosS6pab5 urer BEN
Qoma Gsrpera.
Reun frsmOs artsgs{6iffe an Der aHfe DonHoDo
Stotid.
9uItur, q. g. 49, Yot - Gin o6n @stiors GoOe,
8eiuie gOo Scotia n9rofner 8dt b ®s{d
en 6u frUb ouf Der 90 5nbian unO nabe aPe Ga 6a in
iuoIir Riung teerno 9eid Die gaionutdt Gd9i
tonne nt mtt Qn8:6ere 9eidfeu Derburgn m fir
bic Wd6r6et Hldridt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-20

bort in oiretter &abelperbinoung nit
W}oorio uno 8eneral 8Iunco iein.
Der penIionirte Gontre 2lomiral
SrDin, eine 2lutoritdt uuF Dem 8ebiete
oes Warineneiens, ertlGrt, Geroera
lei 3peifellOs nuh 9orto Rico abgeFabz
rem. nNenn Die ipanii6e 6lotte bort
bin fd6rt," Iagte Der 2lomiral, rpdre
e5 ri4tig, t6r gu folgen. San Suan
lit in 8irtli9teit un6eI8Gbigt Il. Der
5aFen lit e6enio tart, tpie fri6er be-
Feitigt. Die Spanier piifen OieIes
3Deifello5 uno peroen odter San
Sudn ais Gper1tionsbaTis uno De
dung fir Die 6Iotte Dertpenoen. Wenn
Dds Flotten 0epdrtement niiBte, Dap
Die Ipdnii9e 6Iotte no9 San Suun
abgefabren 1T, piirOe SdmpIon iOfort
oortbin geI4idt nerben. Die Spuz
nier Iino ieoo9 iber bic 8epegungen
unierer S6iffe gendu infOrmirt unO
Die 6lotte tpurDs nd9 einem anDeren
Safsn an Der OIttiiIte Porto Ricos re-
tiriren. Sd glaube niht, odB Die
Spanisr e5 auf eine @nti9eioungsz
S6lu6t untommen ldiien peroen.
Wenn ibre 5lotte i'm GaruibiI6sn
WSeers 3eritOrt 1T, piirbe Der 8rieg BE-
enbet iein.
8irO bic W2elOung beitdtigt, oaB
Gerberu ben Safen San 5uan oe qorto
g3ico errei6t bat, 70 mIfen ale 6is6ez
riqen Pldne elmer bsoeutenoen Qenoez
rung unter3ogen tper0en.
9elingt es ben beiOen ameritdniI6en
8sI6paOern ni6t, oe55einoes 6d66aFt
gu psrben, 10 lit cine ReorgdniIirung
Der bei6en 5lotten a6IoIut notbnenz
big. Sin pirfli4es fIiegenbes Sc
i6paoer pipo bann gebiloet, bus Dem
Ramen in Dirtli9teit entIpri6t. Ollie
S6neQtreu3er Der 5lotte tperben 3u
einem 8eIdndOer Dereinigt perpsn.
2l0miral Sampion's perge6life
8reu3z unO Querfabrten uno aus
ii4tsIOie 8srfoIgung Der ipaniIaen
5lotts unO bic 8efHr9tung, ouB e Do
miral @erOera gelingen piro, cine
Operations6diis gu etabliren, BADEN
bic 6lottsn 8e60roen Dem 8erne6z
men na4 OeranlaBt. ben 8efebl CUR
yteubIloung Der betoen 8ef6paOer 81
geben.
0as neue fliegenOe 9ei6nooer IoG
aus ben folgenben S6ifFen beIte6en:
Pun3ertreu5er .8rootlpn," S6nslligz
teit 21.91 &nOten, uno oRep gort,
q 8noten; Die gsoedten areu3er
nMinueapOlis,~ 23.07 uno nGOIum>
btu," 22.8 8noten; 6ilf5 ar:u3er
rSt. 9aul" unb st. 2Oui5, q &noz
ten; 5orpeDo6oote .POrtsr" unD r0uz
pont, % 8notsn, unb 0bndmitz&reuz
3ar g8eiupius, ZIG &nOten.
DG6reno bieIer 9lan nod ni9t Of
fi3isq genabmigt lit, lit er Dem 5IOttenz
9epartement unterbreitet pOrosn unO
piro pa6rI6einlih dngenommen nerz
ben. Sine Darartige 6lotte 1T idnslz
Ter. als bic ipanii9e, ieoo4 nift 10
I6per armirt. Die 2lDminiitrdtion
ge6t ni6t BON Der 8OruusieBung aus,
ouB Der 5eiro i6pa6 OOer I6ls6t porz
bereitet ME in Manilu lit. Man neiB,
buB bic bier &rsu3sr idmmtli6 mobsrs
ne, i6neae &riegsI4iffe iinb unO baB
an einsn lei4ten Sisg nidt gu Otnten
1T.
Ods 5fotten 0epdrtement gIuubt
niht, bdB Sponien psitere 8riegss
ldifte psa 1psitIH0ti6sH 9spafsTn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-20

0us fpanjI4e GuOi3 9d6pao:r iou
bort 8obIen an 8oro nebmer, e6e es
Die Stdote an Der atluntiI6en 8iiIte
Der Der. Staaten angreift, nG6renO
bas Sap @sroes8efapaOer unter Dem
2lomiral Gerpera Die 5lotten oes 2tOz
miraI5 SampiOn uro De5 Commodore
S6leD binter Iih fer lodt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-20
s II % a aibtn9ton piro for rtz
uef ieuer.
1Thinotpn ,. g.. 10. Wc

8ufRington, ,. g., 19. Mui.
- 5lottsn Setretdr Gong ertldrte
6eute bst'm S6mTe Der 8eIhdft5itunz
ben Ieine5 0epdrtsmsnt8, er babe ni4ts
uber bic 8srregungeH Der umtritaniz
f9en oO2r ipanii6:n 8eT6paOer nit
3utfeilen urO mile Ri6t5 pon einem
unmittelbar biDoritsfenOen Sreffen.
Sm St1uts 9sp1rtemsnt piro
miiget6eilt, tir3li6s MeinungSOu5z
tauIfe nit Der bieiigen frdn3Oiiiaen
@eionotIGaft 6Gtten Die Grbaltlng Der
traOitionslen 6reunOIaaft 3piiAsn
ben Der. Staoten unO 6rantrat6 auz
Der 6roge geIteut, uno ale 8eriate,
pel4e dngeben, rub Oide 6reunOIAoFt
our9 ben &rieg nit Spunien eri6utz
tert ooer gefGbrDst potOen lei, Oeroienz
ten feline 8edntund.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-20
Gerpera angebli4 IA d
g}eufunoIunb beorz


bert.
Qonbon, 19. Wai. - Der @orz
Respondent zines bieIigen 8lattes teIez
grapbirt aus Wtaorio:
,N}an tbeilt nit, buB 9lomtrdl Ser
pera's 6lotte in Curacao Die Srore err
balten Bat, brett nu6 Der Neufunoldnz
oiI6en &iiIte gu Fubren, no Soblenz
f6iffe auf ibn parten.
OieIe Wlitt6eilung fommt aus an
Qe6li8 uut6entii4er 4uelle, oo4
CLAUDE i9 e6er. buB bic Ipuniide Rez
gierung bic Na9ridt Der 8refe 3uz
fommen IdBt, um bic 4ufmsrtIanfeit
Der ameritaniI9en Regierung pcn eli
nem anoeren Mdn0per Spunien'5 d6z
3ulenfen. W&ein 9epdbrsmdnn lit in
Der Gage, ii4 gsnou iiber Die Pldne Der
fpaniI6en 5Iottenleitung infOrmiren
gu fDnnen; uber 9eraoe oteier I'm
ftuno uno bic oubergelpOFnli6e 8ez
beimniBt6uerei, unter pel4er bic W}itz
tbeilung erfolgte, erlpedt Den Qrgpobn,
bah bic ipaniI6e 8egierung bemii6t
1T, 10 piele umerituniI6s S9iffe, u15
nur m0gli9, nd9 benz Roroen 81 Iotz
fen.
9luBeraep0Gnli6e QlnItren9unqen
iino oema9t tporben, bic bieiigen gorz
reiponbenten gu perunluFen, Die Ha6z
ri6t ols uutbentiId gu tabeln.
9as umsritunif9e 9lottenz0epurz
tement fpllte in Der Gage iein. ben
pirtli6en Yldn Der Spanisr gu ertens
nen. !6ier 1T es i4pterig, bic 0u4z
ri9t fir unipubr 5u ertlGren, boh
perIu6t Spunien fprtlpGbreno, bic
Situation bur6 angebli6e Witt6eiz
luneen bon 8ertruuensperionen 3u
berf9lsiern, 10 baB bieIs Ra6ri6t
pabri6einIi9 aIs Elm 3bsiI oe5 Ipaniz
iden &ris9spIunes uufgefaBt psrOen
tdnn."
Gngerer Nnf 4luB Oeutf d.
lambs an GuBlono.
Gonbon, 19. W2ui. - Sine bier
ber0ffentli9ts Spe5ialoepei6e uus
Berlin meloet:
Die beuti9en &egierurg5fretie be-
ginnen almdIig, bic a(1gemeine 8eItz
Ioge ernIter auF5ufafen. 9intsr Der
mDIteri0Ien publitatipn Der ,5rantz
furter 3eitung" 8etreFfs zines ge6siz
men ruIiii4z0itrei9ii6en Stdatsberz
TRACES piro eine groBartige Sntrigue
gelptttert. 2lu6 lit G6umbsrlain'5
8irmingbumer 3soe trob Der offi3i0s
perbreiteten gegentbeiligen Quffai1unz
gen bier our9aus ernit gsnpmmen
tpprbsn. 9eitern bat nun Der &aiIer
BEL Der Parabe oes 9aiier 4leranberz
8droe=9renaoier Reoiments dnlGBz
lid bes 8e6urtstages bes G3aren in
feiner inmitten oes Regimsnts Ite6en0
gebaltenen 9tnipra6s nit 6efonoerer
WGrme ben Wertb Der SFreunbihlft
oes @3aren fir 0euti6lono yin ben
augenbIidIi4en ernIten 3eitsn" betont.
Na9 Der 9arabe bate Der &aiIar i'm
&aiernenbofe cine Idngsrs unterrebung
nit bem ruiiii6en 8oti i9aftsr @rafen
Don Der Siten=Saden, an nel1er audi
Der StuntsfetrsiGr b. Billion unoGonz
treaomirul SirpiB t6eiInahmen.
SteIer gGn5li9 unceremonieqe 9orz
gang erregt groBes 2tufie6en."
Der 8eIu9 bes oeutf9en
&reu3srs nGeper" in
9dDana.
M q orib, 19. Ndi. - Sin Rot6z
bud lit bier psr0ffentli6t pOroen,
pelh:s ale oipIomutiI9sn Ootumsnts
be5ugli4 Der @rsigniFe BON Der 3.it
Der Nntunft beg ameritaniI6sn 9ez
fanbten Stepart 8. DoooForD gu Ssz
baittan bIs gum 2lbbru6 Der diploma
tiidsn 8e3iebungen en:6Glt.
@ine 8epeife aus 6apdnu melbet
Die bort erfolgts glnfunTt bes OeutI6en
&reu3ers ~9eper" unD fugt 81:
gTer p9eper" idlutirte bas ameritaz
nifAe @ei4pGoer peDer nit isinen
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rib 49, Wai ubr Rudntu8S - Die nsnn pdntifn Wlz
niter Ibna6men beue Nafmitag ibre POrtfeuiQss
Ipanfen 8lGtt ben 9Ourrnur 0on9ton9 neil er
bic Qerpropdnung oe 0epep gtutte no dren e tonnn
n pere6en Die btie gerung Den lsr Sddtn oa Sur
dneioen Der brtiId) pefinbId9en 8u6el erlaubt.
8dbinet morgen en @rnen ben Gorte5 MAIDEN uno
enor Rpmero rGung uber bic &r abgebsn
Die @aFn Rpubitursr bdbTftgen Die Budget Debate bis
gum Gnoe IRonats SUM- gu perGn9ern.
Gpoca" psrfrbe baden gep 8a3nbame Der pdn1fen He@
gung 2OOOOOOO etas fir 9dn8erung ibrer Gonon on9e~
bpten. 80,
Gr 1T our 3t paniIds 9eiunohr in qdris
Die gldt piOer9On oB Der BON Der ye9ung 9uon
an GenIu Qngabe OaB Qoma GameraS 9dHpdoe pee9ho
aus Dem Sdlufdi Qelapo 8rer erte &hs DGmperoor
Carlos Quinto Sru3ern en 3orpeobooten oe@
nddf Gabi uslouen OuB 8sp 9efpaOr besRsno
aus ben 8rieqsIen toru undncd rGepdn uno enH anon
Sabr3eu9e, Qusrufung begrtffn lei.
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sntfernt t5atiaalia isne TiunrR
nnO Sommsriproiien, pelte ole
ibGnite 0sitat8far6e entiteleR
nnO OeF6ter baBlid maden, bic
in nnOeren Jallen MoOsas wsih.
lidsr sd0nbeit iein pHrOen.
Die Oaasgen empiobleneR Goso
msties bsrOsden uaO Oergr6Bern
nur Die Tebler Oes Geitdts anO
Der 9anOe, BabrenO
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&eOn y GnitiaO lcbmt Sns nrs1p6rtt9c
4SOrtcfrlrille nb.
1ltns DIE Anmiritle GFruern nnH CamFrn
tItnn [nlltm

9erfte pse au9nifn oaruuf bersnet no bic @oog 0erz
6lsiern aai Wibm foa 0onpon un9tbt Our9 ben
ipunif umeritunIen 8rig gum ngeren QniuB RuBonb
6epooen porben feiu- Der outdx Sreu3sr 3spe" taus
onge6l6 bei'm @inlaufn in Den 9aen pon 6apana feline
SuIute nit ben amrtanIdsn 9Ioduo4iffn aus.
8orgGnge auf ben qbiiPpnn Dor 0speps
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SIonbite muB lid obnc
MtIitGr BE 6elfen.

@tctDriu, 8.1G., 19. Mat. -
2luf benz 0umpfer Queen" nsl4er
ouf ieiner 5a6rt BON 4lusta mad
Seattle Eier anIegts, 6efunOen ita 8ris
9ootgeneral 3. M. 9lnberIon uno 5pei
9ompagnie'n pom IA. zSnfdnz
terie=Rsgiment, bic i'm Fiib0itli3en
3beile Don Qlasfa 9oli3eiOienit gez
t3an BADEN unb na6 oem gusbru4 oes
4rieees NIT Spanien BON bort a6berus
ten tpurpen,