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The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27
German Exports Are Not Treated
Fairly.
All Nations Treated
Alike Says Sec. Gage.
Change Can Only Be Made By
Congress.

Washington, January 26.-Secrttsry
lay has sent to Speaker Henderson for
submission to tie House copies Of COM
plants of the German government pre-
4ent,d by its ambassador hsre, DIR. Won
dolleben, again.t the eyisting ouitoms
rsguls tions OF the Unitsd States applicable
t, merchandise imp Dat ID from Germany.
These complaint, a. summarized by
Mr.. Hay are as follows:
Firtt -Thst ths regulation Cover ming
he autheLt icatlon OF invoices by the con-
,ulat officers of the United st,tss confer
pom them the power Of ottiining from
the shippers such Information as might
. used % the det-iment of the German
trade, II disclosed to American competi-
ors and that In any event. the details
which may be inquired into by thu oon-
sul copstituts q hindranoe to the speedy
transaction of the business and course OF
molestation.
Seoond-That In the American ports Of
arrival the consular certificates are mere.
ly examined with regard to their form
while the market value of the goods II
finally decided by the American customs
appraisers without regard to the invoice
statement.
Third-That owing to the mode Of pro-
,,dure Of the appraisers. 1t Is hardly pos
.ible to prove the correctness Of the decla-
rations In the invoice because their de-
,isions are rendered on the strength Of
assertions and facts which never come TO
the kr wledge of the exporter.
Secretary Of the Treasury Gage IN let
ter reviewing the ambassadors COM
plants, state that the existing consular
and custom regulations cannot be modi-
led without a departure from the law o.
1880. and that such regulations. ''are
equally applicable to shipments from any
foreign country and do not discriminate
against or In favor Of any particular for
eign market"
Mr.. Gage suggests that Congress deal
with the matter.
Ambassador Won Hollsben's letter
specifies that the system Is highly calou
lated to IN jure the German export trad.
and In some cases leads to an entire dis
closurs Of the conditions Of production
and the business secrets OF German In
dustry.
In conclusion he asks Secretary Hay
ito give to the complaints Of my govern.
ment the kind consideration demanded
by the friendly relations existing between
the two countries.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27

A great sensation was caufed through
out Italy on December s, last, by the trial
of two railroad men on the charge OF
murder and robbsIy In q railroad OBI
near Palermo. the victim being signor
Notarbartolo, former director of the
bank of Sicily and enc OF the most
prominent citizens of Palermo. The trial
was attended with q number OF damati,
incidents, the murdered mans son aoous-
ing Signor PAiizzolo, . member Of the
chamber Of deputies from Palermo Of
giving the order for the murder Of his
father. As result of this accusation,
the chamber Of deputies met in special
session aud authorized the prosecution OF
Signor Palizzolo, who was arrested ir
Palermo on the evening of December 8.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27
NOTHING NEW IN RAILROAD
DEALS.

Boston. January 27.-With several in
formal conferences among railroad OHIO
ials and directors today, the Boston aud
Mains-Fitchburg railroad lease propo-
sition on the word Of President futile of
the former road, has no developments.
The objects Of these conferences art
thought to be the arrangement of details
Of the proposition. to buy the stats's
holdings. In an Interview President Tut
tie says that no railroad outside Of New
England 10 figuring In tho least In the
present negotiations.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27
BODY In THE RUINS.

Philadelphia. January 90 The Angora
Manufacturing company plant was de-
stroyed by tire today and one employe,
Lizzie Blackburn, aged II. is missing.
Her body is believed to be in the ruins.
The factory employed 100 hands in the
manufacture Of cotton yarns. There was
panic among the women and girls
Many Of these were In jured BY jumping
FROM the windows and others were severe
ly burned. The loss 10 $3.50, 900 partly
covered by insurance.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27

william J. Tuokse. PRECEDENT OF Dart
mouth spoke on "Ths Relations Of the
Alumni and the College,"
Otnsr tonsts inoiudsd; Hon. Thomas
b. Reed. "How 10 preserve the graduate
spirit through the GLASS Of co."
During the dinner the olnss Of 1850 SON
three score guests arose. and In stsntorias
tones gave the college cry In honor Of the
olass Of as, represented by DR.. Edwin T..
Rios. tho only member Of his GLASS
present.. 3is -
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27
40 SEARCH FOR BODIES.

st. Johns, N. r., January 26.-Captsin
Meyer. representing tbs New York agents
of the steamer Helgoland which was
wrecked in st. Mary's Bay q fortnight
ago. arrived here yesterday to organize
regular search for the bodies OF the VIC
tins and to arrange for tbsir identitioa-
ton and interment. He will leave here
Monday for the scene Of the wreck with
all of the requisites for carrying on his
work.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27
THE KENTUCKY CONTEST.
A Vote which May Disclose Strength
of Two Parties.

Frankfort. KY, January 26.-Tomor-
row q vote will be taken in the House OF
Representatives that IL expected to fore
shadow with some accuracy the strength
that both sides will be able to muster
when the subsrnatorial contest comes up.
The vote will be on tbs contest brought
BY Van Meteor. Democrat, for the seat
now held BY Berry, both being from
Fayetse county.
Both the Democrats and the Republi-
cans claim to have msj ority on the i'm
pending question and while 1t will not be
in any way deoisive It will put every man
upon record. The CITY has been very quiet
all day without the slightest sign Of
trouble. There are still quite . number
OF Visiting mountainsers in the oity, hut
they are making no noise.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27
NOT YET A KING.

London, January 26.-An official com-
municAtion resolved here from Pskin,
says:
Pu Chun who has been appointed heir
apparent TO tbs throne, has been given
the status OF son of the last emperor.
The msnt that new emperor has
though It Is believed the appointmsnt ID
prsparatory thereto.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27
BRYAN IN DELAWARE.

Wilmington, Del, January 26.-Col.
organs return trip from Smyrna &c
Wilmington, was begun ut 3.45 p. m.
When the train arrived here. Col. Bryan
was met by q committee and escorted &c
The Clayton house, where he had dinner
with a number of prominent Democrats
At 8 o'olork Col. Bryan addressed q
large and enthusiastic audience In ths
Opera house.
Mr.. Bryan will be In Washington TO.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27
FOOT BALL AT YALE.

New Haven. January 26.-At the annu-
al meeting of the Yale foot bali sssooi-
alton, X. b. Hixon OF La Crosse, who
was assistant manager last year. was
unanimously elected manager for the
season of 1900. g. d. Francis, 1909, of
Winchester, Tenn, was chosen assistant
manager.
The gross receipts for the season Of 1899
were over s44. 900, while the expenditures
were about half that amount.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27
The rug OoHANN EFT.

Bath Times: Capt. J. s. Cummings
Of Staples Goal company of Taunton,
Mass, arrived In town last evening from
Portland, where he has been supervising
the work on the new tug boat Cohannet.
The engines and BOILERS, built BY the
Portland Company were placed In posi-.
tion tn Is week and the engines will prob.
ably to turusd over today. The tug Will
return to Bath next week for few lin.
ishing touches and after trial spin
dswn. the Ksnnssss will leave for Tsun-
s,o, Macs.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27
SANK COAL BARGE.
Eider-Dempster Liner In Collision nj
Halifax.

Halifax, n. s., January al a. H.
Ibs -Dempstsr lioe stsamsr Lake
Ontario, from Liverpool. entering she
harbor at midnight. ran into . Dominion
coal oompany's barge and sunk 10 with
800 tons OF coal. The one person on the
barge was Capt. McGilvray. He hap
pensd to be on deck and had just time to
jump in tbs boat Astsrn Of the barge and
r6w away before the crash. The Lake
Ontario proceeded to her wharf uDin-
jured.
A steamer supposed to be the Asha nti,
overdue ut Halifax from Neville, wa
passed at O'Clock tonight BY the steam
ar Lake Ontario from Liverpool.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27
WHO Is HELEN HYLANDr

Boston. January 26.-Helsn +. Hyland,
As she was known at her boarding place
on Shawmut avenue. young in years.
,omely In ature, and possessed OF som e
material wealth In good clothes and
money, died to-day of peril onit's and her
body lies at the morgus. awaiting n
: aimant Some mystery seems to cloud
her name for the polics se,m osrt ain that
Hyland was fiet tious.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27
HI. OaIy Want.

Bilionaire's Daughter-Yon wrong him.
papa. He docs not love me for my mon
ey. He SCOTS ut the worlds sordid eager
ness for wealth.
Papa-What proof have you. child?
Bilionaire's Daughter-Why, only last
night he told me he didn't care il he was
never able to make penny in his life il
he only had me.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27
steady Occupation.

"My husband" said the woman with
the bundles. has to spend about half an
hour after breakfast every day fixing up
the electric bell"
at must have been put in wrongly"
observed the woman who was holding the
baby.
"No; he says not. He put It In him.
self."-Chicago Tribune.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27

TEN NILE FRONT.
Lopdon, January 27.-1he Times pub
fishes the following ds.patoh from Frert
Camp. dated Wednesday morning and
evidently written before the capture OF
spion kop was known. After describing
be position Of the Boers actively en-
renohing and bringing fresh guns for
yard the correspond emit says;
Their front extends ten miles and W
srall have to try to break II In the
middle. Every prisoner says the Boers
will never let rs reach Ladysmith. Thi'
% their last chance of preventing us fci
behind this hill, lies the open country
without q single fertilization. Therefore
hey will strain. every nerve to throw u
hack here"
DIDN'T CARE TO MEET LEYDs
Paris, January 27-5 q. m.-rhs morn
ng papers comment upon the absence Of
he British ambassador Sir Edmund J
Monson, from President Loubst's diplo-
uatio dinner Thursday evening, at which
Or. I.eyds was present. The Echo de
Paris says:
"His absence was the cause Of muof
remark. Moreover the receptions at th'
British embafsy have besn suspended
tor some wesks past. Marquis De Gall
fst, who was formerly constant visitor,
has not been seen at the embassy durins
the last fort night.
"We may add that the recall Of Sir Ed
mund Monson, which was 30 much dis
cussed before she Transsaal war, IL oni,
delayed. He will be replaced after the
exposition"
Most Of the French papers hail will
keen atisfaction the announcement thss
the British have abandond Spion Kop.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27
Their stock I'm Trade.

The Bore-i assure you, madam. that
my dear friend here and are two souls
with but a single thought.
The Lady-Indeed! And which Of you
has possession of the thought today p
Woman's Journal. Z.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27
A BLOW AT THE MALTA.

Paris. January 2.-The Temps Rome
correspondent says: The government has
struck the Malta another blow. A royal
decree dissolves the Palermo municipal
council which was composed mostly Of
frien de Of Signor Palizzolo. The council
almost caused riot recently.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27
KNOX AND LINCOLN DIRECTORS.

At an adjourned nesting of the Knox
and lincoln Railroad company held in
Bath Thursday the following directors
were chosen: Luoius futile, Franklin
A. Wilson, Joseph 5. Flicker, George II.
Evans, John Ware, Joseph II. Manlsy
and George p. wescott. All the memh hers
OF the new board are dir otors on the
Maine Central. The retiring directors
were Il. G. Clark of Waldohoro. Eben
HaCgett of Newcastle, W. l.. White and
George Fisher of Bath.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27
PLAGUE AT BUENos AYREs.

Busnos Ayres, January s6.-Ofhcial
notification has been received Of the ap.
psaranoe of tho buponic plague ut Ro-
sArio. two hundred and thirty miles by
water northwest of Bueno5 Ayres. The
government has issued decree Of abso-
lutte isolation.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27
FAIR CARPENTERS STRIKE.

Paris, January GA great STRIFE of
carpenters employed on the exposition
bulldogs Involving i've thousand men
has been inaugurated. The strikers de-
mand an increase of wsges to one franc
per our
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27
Ex.spEAKER REKD SPOKE.

New York, January 70 The Dart
mouth college alumni association Of
New York held iss thirty-sixth annual
dinnsr tonight % Deimonieos. Rev.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27
MR.. PHELPS BETTER.

New Haven. Conn, January ID. The
of hon. E. ]. Phelps. ex-min-
istor to IN gland, who 10 III with pnsu-
monia, was reported more hopeful at a
late hour tonight. The symptoms are
encouraging for his recovery.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27
BLIZZARD IN NEW YORK.

Geneva, N. Y, January 26.-The worst
blizzard Of the winter prevails here.
A high north west wind has driftsd the
snow badly ana traffic 10 greatly imped-
ed.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27
500 Reward, 800.

The readers OF this paper viii be pleased to
learn that there is at least 0ne dreaded disease
that science has been able TO cure In all LIS
stages, and that Is Catarrh. Halls Caiarrh
medical fraternity. Catarrh beiog eonstitu-
tionaI disease, requires constitutional treat
ment. Hairs Catarrh Cure Is takes internally.
acting directly upln the blood and mucous sur
face of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation o. the disease, and giving the pa
tient strength by building up the constitution
proprietors have so much faith In its curative
powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars
Tor any that 1t fails to cure. send Tor lists
Address, +. ]. CHENEY s. co. Toledo. o
Sold by all Druggists, Toe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27
ultimate fate OF Lady

fears as TO the ultimate fate OF Lady.
smith.
Probably as an immediate effect OF thu
receipts Of the news Of ths abandonment
Of Spion Kop by the British force usdsi
General Sir Charles Warren. orders have
been sent 10 Aldershot 30 have the Fourtf
cavalry division In readiness to embark
for South Africa early In February.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27
LADYsMITH IMPREGNAsLE.

Ladysmith, Sunday, January 81, viz
Runner Was, Frere Camp, Wednesday,
January s4.-The g,rrison Is watching
General Buffers guns Smelling the Boers
Their fire can be seen at this distance
and appears TO be very tffeouve. Th'
moyerents Of the Beers show that the
are e, identiy determined to stubbornl,
oppose the advance Of the relief column
They show no signs of removing theh
guns, and have mounted new ones an
are continually strer z shening their for
tificationa Our Notifications have beer
ssrcr g ,tened since January 9Th, am
Lsdysmith IL now practically impreg
nabie.
CHRISTMAS AT LADYSMITH.
London, January STA despatch t.
the Standard from LAdysmith, datsd De-
csmber 30 and describing tns Christmas
celebration, sayss
"Only . few were fortunate enough q
get turkeys or geese. A majority had t.
be content with the hard bsef Of wasted,
under-fsd oxen, or the coarse gost-1esf
which does duty for mutton. On Satur-
day there was u provision auction. Pota-
toes brought at the rate Of shilling
each. eggs averaged ten pence each, oar
rots s,vsn pence each; ducks half guines
each; cigarettes forty two pencs per tire
penny package aud whisky from hv'
pound to seven pound a pottle. Every
body was able to indulge In Christmas
pudding as the commissariat kindly is
sued the necessary ingredients for the o.
casion."
SHUT UP SHOP.
London, January IS Ill 80 y. NJ. -
The war Office announces that there will
be no further news from the scene oflhos.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE pAv.

Take Laxative 1sromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggbses refund the money II &c falls to cure.
4 w. Groves Signature Is on each box, 20c.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27
SHUT UP SHOP.

London. January IS Ill 80 p. H.
The war Office announces that there will
be no further news from the scene oflhos-
tilities tonight.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-27
TEN MILE FRONT.

-hioh bis horse va. killed after being hit
Ava uimts.
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S--- ~}&ft0als
= Wor bem 6ausausihub fir
Miin3lpeisn. 8eipihte unb WaaBe bat
fih Secretdr Gaze su DunIten Der
gfnfubrung bes nletriIdYn Snltens
ousgelprohen.
- Die Reiben3 bes grfinbersg bas.
F. 9arris in MilIiamsport, ga, mur@
be geitern iummt Snhait burh 6euer
oerit0rt. Der Branbihaben tpiro dui
$4,000 Bis $4,000 peranihlagt,
ipdbreno Die 0erlihsrungsiumme nur
$4,000 betrdgt. Die camille bate
Elm tnappes gnttommen.
- 0emdb ben bonn arisssbepartsz
ment getrofienen Inoronunssn nerpen
Die lterblihen lseberreIte oes BEL Can
Wlateo, Qu3on, am 19. Dec. gefallenen
Generalmujprs canton einsn Gag nah
oeren gintreffeH in WaIbington nit
alien militdrilhen Gbren uuf bem 9lrs
lington 5rieohofe begraben tperben.
Mgen abiihtliher Grmprbung
BON lieutenant gtbelbsrt Scott uno
l.. ~. 2kululIC lpNlQl Ntflklu III
sSrantfort, Hn., bon Den 9robselhipo=
renen Sberlt Dapib g. COLON in Nm
tluge3uitano Dsrlebt.
Sn Battle Greet, Wlih., itiir5te
seItsrn bic Drsi Stotpert bo1e Ssitsns
mausr bes i'm Bau besriffensn Nsp
Steipdrt Blods elm. Gin 3immerz
mann ipurbe unter ben 5riimmern bes
gruben, aber berporge5ogen uno Dirb
NIT benz Qeben napontommen.
- Capt. Greoerid 5. Wfius. friihez
rer Wieesouperneur bon Sbdbo, tpuroe
beute bon Der Qlntluge bes Woroes
freigeiprohen. Capt. Wius tru,sro*ts
am lebten 80. October in Salt Gate
Gitp Sobn D'Melpinnp. Die BepeIIs
batten ergebtn. bab Der 2ebtere MIas
Jrau perfiibrt bate, fpdhrenb bieIer
ats Greiipi0iser Offi3ier ubipelsnn
tpdr.
Die Deldipcre, Qadaipunna &,
We{tern Bahn begunn seitern, tire
Gruben gu lhlieben. Die Beuulten erz
fldrsn. bab oies infolge BON lleberproz
button gelbiebt, allgemein aber
herrItt Der Glaubs, buB bic gegenipdr=
tiae unrube unter ben Mrbeitern nes
Oifrifts No. /, wuniteb Mine Wors
fers Of Mmerita1, Der 0runb 1T.
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NacrMm'e 0runo
! Sir Die sluigabe ieines Yoitens in
vretoria.

2onbon, %. San. Cine esItsrn
aus Rpm einsetroffens 0epeide melz
bet:
.9err Maerum, Der ssItern bier sin=
traf, psrneint, bab er ieinen poIien
infolge zines 3eripiirfniHes 3fpiihen
ith uubprdiibent Rriiser uno S.datsz
fetretdr ReiB Derla1en babe. gr iugt.
sr babe einen Brief pom prdlibenten
&riiger an ben YrGIiosnt Weainlep
ilnb ebenfaIs cine 9otfhaft an ben
Yrdiioenten 2oubet, aber teine iiber
beren 4blisferung hinausgehenoe WiIz
fton."
8ssiislih bss arisses Idgte 9srr
Maerum, buB, ipdhreno er CLAUDE, bic
9riten ipiiroen ihlieBlib erfolsrsih
isin, es BOD cine lan9s 3eit nebmell
iperoe, bic Aepubliten 81 iibsrseugen,
baB tie Iich uHterfperfen miibten. gr
duBerte. Fis hdtten 2sbsnsmittel uno
Munitioa in Siile uno in PRETORIA
beItebs Der grDBts gntbuiiasmus fir
ben ariea, 81 Dem Die plans ihon
lange supor aIsgcarbeitet iporoen
ssisr.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1900-01-25

'ouri bat Die COMPANY ettpa $50, 900
gcres oes ihonlren Weioelanoes. Gs
beTinoen lit bort iegt pi.rSig regiltrir=
|te 6allolpap=Hinoer cine 6eeroe 10
Telner Vollblut=Hinpsr, luie man lie
nur lrgenoluo ieben tann - rs Sthf
8allopaps, 40 Surbams uno 125
prd11tlge pferbs. Gs iino oa mebrere
U9silen 3ann, nebit Sheuuen sIno 8ez
ratblhaften.
Die 5hiere auf oieier Nansb lIno inn
Better 3u'taaoe. NSer lih napon nber=
5eugen mill, was in ge3ug auf gieb=
piht barr geleiHet tperoen tGnn, Ieute
oiefe Ranb beFuben. Die Rmoer unb
Vteroe lIno groB uns fett un0 pnilfom=
men seiuno. Bran tann feline iolhen
9biere finoen in Den glderbaubihritten-
Die resiitrirten ejallolpap's tosnten
heute anf etne 4usteliung eebraht
meroea uno oiirftsn iit neben irgenD
elmer SeerDe ieben lalien. IS lFan oa
aub Die regifrIrten penelte unD But
len, ipIe Ne auf einem 3uhtranb aotb=
meuoia Ii1o.
Die epinpanp miro Gantes einsib=
ten IN perihieoenen Sbeilen oes Staa=
tes. ,,Scottp" gbiuips III ieyt in
5eras uno 2lriSona, nm 9feroe uno
Ginoer einsatauIen. uns ipirp balo ca.
1000 Stiif nah bier ihifen. Sin Sbeil
oaODn tommt auf Die Rauhes, Der an=
oele pirb ipisoer iueiter pertauft. 0ie
SompanD niro niht nur Die 3uht,
ionoern aud ben 6anoei NIT Iieb be-
treiben.
mdbreno bas Ranee= =8iebgeitdit
iebr groBe groIite abtuirft, 1T Die 5lht
nod piel sespinnbringenber. Die ma
tiirlide @ermebrung Der Deeroen gebt
Sabr fir Sabr Dor Iid) obne 0inoer=
nib. Siele COMPANY miro Die eisnen
Rinoer aufsuhten uno aalber uno
6ohlen auf ben Wartt bringen.
8as 0auptquartier Der @ompanp lit
in Yierre uno oprt fino bereits cine
Menge slnfrasen eineelauIen bon 3iih=
tern pie audi pon Golden, Die 0eloer
anlegen iuolen. Der prdiioent, 6err
5nler. mar Die persangese Nohe in
Siour Sails. unD es miro audi bier
permanente Office etablirt tperoen. IS
lit oas zines Der belten uno neueIten
llnternebmen i'm Staate unD miro lsbr
piel sur Wihtisteit Der 8iebsuht=Sn=
oulirie beitrageu.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1900-01-25
MocrEt NJ in u ON.
Grideint oeu Stalienern als cine mids
tige Beri0nlihteit.

Rom, 90. San. Gbarles 6. Maaz
trum, friiberer Der. Sta,atsn Gonlul
in Pretoria, Der um 18. December BON
2oren3o Marques abreiite. unb am lsBz
ten Donnerltag in Neapel lunbete, 1T
bier angetommen. Der Correspondent
Der rGorriere ctuliu" in Neapel Iagt,
9srr Wiaerunl perneine, baB sr Der llts
berbringer zines Briefes bonn prdiiz
benten Hrueger an ben prdfib<nt.n
Mcainlep lei. 0err Wloerum piG
nah puris unb Qonbon aehen unb Gi=
nise glauben, bub er cine balbomtlihs
MifEon bonn prdiibenten WcRinlep
an europdifhe Regitrunaen babe.
Die r9ribunu" aibt benz 0lauben
Musbrud, baB er cine btitle Miiiion
bonn prGiibenten Rrueaer ON bic RE
gitrung Der Ger. 6tdaten unb Orbres
blbe. 70 balb dls n,0sli4 IN Waibins>
ton 81 beridten.
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yidh1ten Dienltag finbet Die Deli
lireour fir ods biplomntifhe Gorpi
anb mannlihe une tpeiblihs GipiliIte,
itatt, bic Nue 8alaan5iise trassn ipsr
ben. M1e Mttglieber Der amerifdni
ihen 8otlhaft tperbsn iih baran Be
ibeilisen. Sir Donneritag lit eiil
militdrilhe Oefilecour anaeiaat. Mn
Sdmltag lit Der @eburtstoa Der Raj
lsrin, gu benz bic Roniss BON Sahlsl
uno gBiirttemberg ertpartst perben
Die Beomten ser ameritaniIden 8ot
fhaft tperoen iid unter ben Srdtrlunz
ten befinpen.
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