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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-21
SOUTH IS LOYAL.
MIR. H. C. cAOY'S VIEW OF THE
 MATTER
Of Southern Loyalty to the Union ac Expressed in interview in
 Kansas Paper

The following item, based on an III city. was taken from the kansan-Re- publican. of Newton,. Kan of October l6
 II. G. Cady. of Pine Bluff, Ark.. IS in the city and may remain for several days Mir Cady has made his home In the South ever since the war and has watched with great interest the change of heart that has been expert enced in that locality since the bitter struggle of '6l 65 A Union soldier himself. he was of course sympa. thizer with the North. but now he IS of the opinion that that section of the country is as loyal to the flag as any other. In fact he says the demonstra- tion of loyalty to the administration when the news of Mcklnleys death was flashed over the wires, was if any thing more marked than it was i'll the North. Even in the years succeeding the close of the civil war the dts gruntled ones were not the Confeder ate soldiers. but the bitter enemies Ot the government were the depOsed slave drivers and overseers who were thrown out of situation. The new generation, however. that has grown up since that memorable time. have buried the hatchet. and the South k noM as loyal to the stars and stripes as any other section of tine country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-21
WILL NOT QUIT Hanna Says He Is Not Going to Resign His Job as
 Senator. TALKS MADE AT OPENING RE- PUBLICAN CAMPAIGN IN
 OHIO. Feraker Elicits Applause of Negroes By Referring to Roosevelt
 Washington Dining.


Delewate, O., Oct. 2l.-The opening Of the Ghi0 campaign ht.c Saturday hy the Republicans was considered the most laIgei% attended Tor years. X feature Of the 2. easiCn, from the opening prayer Of President BaShtord to the close Of the speech Of Senator Hanna was the fene brancc of Me lNinley and the appeal for the sup port of President Roosevelt. Cover nor Nash and Senators t'oraker and Hanna made addresses When Senator ForakeT referred to President RooSe velt'S entertaining PrCf. Booker i Washington, as q representative of the coiorcd race. there were demon stration of approval by the many ne- groes present D the crowd. but the white people didn't enthnse any just at that point in the speech Il. N ...,. at that pont in Mr. Eorakers speech.
 The greatest demonstration of the day was when Senator Hanna declared that he did not intend to quit politics or resign as chairman of the Repubi- can National committee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-21
MEYER SOLMSON ASSAULTED BY CARL STUEsLE
 FIELD.
Article Written by soImson Whi,
 Reporter for Graphic Given as
the Cause. l personal assault was made thlS

afternoon at J. E simmons store tv Carl Stunblefeld upon Meyer solm- son. News of the trouble reached the Graphic office too late for a full inves- Jlgation ot il to he made today.
 From the best information the Graphic could get, Solmson was ct Simmons store having business rela- tions with Mr Simmons when Stub, bleteld came in and caught Solmson uy the shoulders. gave him shake. and then struck him in the face Solm son was bruised and scratched ln several places on the face and neck,
 Stubbletield gives as reason tor the assault the article which appeared m the Graphic with reference to his disappearance from the city some tune ago. the article having been writ ten by Mr Solmson, who was thel. city editor of the Graphic.
 The article was not written and printed until an investigation was made which warranted the state- ments made. and Mr. Solmson cld nothing more than to perform hlS duties as a reporter on the paper. and the Graphic became responsible for the item when It printed 1t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-21
TWO REVISED PLANS
For New Capitol Building Referred
 Back to Commissioner.

meeting of the state capitol com missioners was held this forenoon Il the governors office with all the mem bers present. Messrs. J. r. Eagle, X. W. Norton, Thomas Cox. and ]. E. Martin. says the Little Rock Gazette. Two sets of revised plans for the new statehouse were submitted by Arehl- tect Geo E. Mann. One reduces the size about cnc-ninch and makes no change in the naaterial. 1hlie the other retains tho toundation already built but makes some changes in the material. On either plan the building can be erected for sl.- GOO, ,000 On motion Of Commissioner Eagle the plans were reIerred to Com missioner Cox. who IS to go over them with Architect Mann and report back to the board at some future day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-21
WAS X LURE 1he Local Fair Last Week Fem l Financial StlEd-
 rolat. FOE THREE BAYS THE RECEIPTS DIE NOT PAY CLERICAL
 EXPENSES.
Tae Association Has Loe: Money for
 FtVe Tsare, Says Secretary
Rloon1.
tf2. BLOOM SAYS HE'S DONE

'i'he Pine Bluff State Fair as4oc1a- ,ion vas this year financial failure. The funds received faII short of meet ing the obligations incurred There were six days of ideal weather. The sun ahone out brightly each day, the skies were needless and all the ele- ments c0n4eined to assist in making the fair a success. Despite all tAls the people did nor turn out. On three days the attendance was fair and on the ether three days the gate receipts were net large enough to pay the clerical nelp.
 It is true that the exhibits were scarce. but what there were, in adGi- ton to the splendid racing program. were certainly worth the price Of ad mission. The racing has seldom been eXcelled in Arkansas and it is prob able that such a high class string of horses will not be seen in Pine Bluff at any time ill the future.
 A meeting of the board o1 directors will be held soon and it Will then be determined whether or not a fair VIII De given next year
 Secretary NJ. E. Bloom. in eonversa- ticn with a Graphs representative, said that he for one would not be con- nected with the association in the future in any capacity.
 T nave been up against it for i've years. said MI. Bloom, and l don t want any more of it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-21
7HW|NCHESTER ! c ]der, Colored, K'lls l WlItsr Gl'n'ier, An
 otll:r Ne gro [uDER HAD TAKEN e'LoERs
 WIFE AWAY FROM HIM. Taen aent Back an Ins0iehs Ncssage to the Injured Husband.
fo ! PREACHER 3

{bis ma3 4.lG resf zt.zH ao'tf ol , |ocf Ialza G.lae. sfa taeA instantly Id Wal s.aHael., aeet..en negro. \. VcFaddan $ ferry, aoosft i've as north of the city. on the river Fba news of the tragedy reached sharjfs office about II o'clock benny George Carr was at once It to the scene of the Killing WitI .arFant issued by EsGutre Vance. has not vet returned No partlca- ! eouId be obtained as there were eve witnesses but friends of Glider.
 h is a preacher. assert that Glander taken Gilders wife from him. and ! sent back a message to the effect ,t Glider could uever have her lin Othrs say 1t was the result of
 ispute oyer a joint crop. The weapon used by Glider was 2 ncbester rifle and II is said that he Ii Glanaer from a cotton bale on a gon.
 Slider fs= also known as Jake Glllon. About 1 D. m. today Glider waIkel q Sheriff NeCoy's office and sur- !dored
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-21
AN lCE AL PLACE.
Doctors Praise flew Mexico as
 Health Resort

Topeka Kan oct 21.-Charles |. t,eagravos, cmigant agent Of the santa Fc. has returned from New MeXico whore he conducted an ex- curslon Of IEyslcians Doctors from Ohio Michigan. !liIno,a and Missouri were melut.sl Jn thc fXcnrslon They were Hnanlm1usly ef the opinion that New Mexico vas an pteai place fer all those affected Hith pulmonary trou- bles. The results of their investiga- tions makes them catlfident that if . person in the first stagca ot consump- ton will go 10 NeW N'xico cure can be effected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-21
GRANT BANQUET. LITTLE ROCK WAS AT END
 ED BY A NEGRO.
terestine Arkansas Incident Recall
 ed by Roosevelt-Washington
Dinino.

#rhe action of President Roosevelt
 entertaining Booker Washington, the
 pted Alabama negro. at dinner a few
 ys ago. recalls a similar incident Tn 3ttle Rock immediately after the re- Construction era in this state. NJ. w..
 bhs did attend the Grant banquet,
 pt a great howl went up from every Ection and his presence at the table 4me within an inch of breaking up @e entertainment.
 d iere is the story as related by &ple Read, who was at that time city
 lltor of the Arkansas Gazette:
 In the reconstruction days a negro the name of Mltilln Wlstar Gibbs Yeated ln Little Rock. Ark. He show p the community that he was keener nah d whole lot of it's leading citlZens e no mad kept the offices in then faml- Ns Tor generations. Under the new Ndef ot things he was appointed at Pfhey for Pulaski county. His abiI N ana the considerable manner ln men he conducted his relationship s sith the Whites gave him a greater sopulaflty than any colored man had yer before enjoyed in that place. Ills fpiiaehee i increased until Gen. Grant, Feh president appointed him register q the United States land office at Lit pe Rock.
 when Gen. Grant visited our city a P"hqaet was prepared and it was I"aily decided that for the first tlme | 'ile history of the Bear State a eio would be welcomed at social N'iN 'ioh on terms of absolute eouan. F was then editor of the Gazette sna my seat was next to that of Gibbs ae speaker who had been selected ,eepohd to the toast of The Pos
 '''''ies of American Citlzensh,p'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-21
A Curious Calculation.

London journal prints the follow ing curious calculation, made by an ln- genious correspondent: When read ine the account of the sad death of Mr Mckinley, l noticed the tgures of death and the age of the late presi- dent, and also the figures of the birth and the present age ot MT. Roose- welt, the present president. were very peculiar. Mr Mckinley was born III 1S43 MT Roosevelt succeeded MT. Mckinley at the age Of 43; MT, Roose- welt was born in lS5S. MT. Mckinley died at the age of 5S. Now. if we add the ages of the late and the present president together and add 1900 for the nineteenth century in which they were born. we shall have the date of the death ef the late president.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-21

The following compose the second venre of petit jurors:
 F. H. Walker. w. J. West. 0. NJ. lyons, A, 5. Niven, Tracy Mills, U. M Branch, J. F. Baeder, J. W. Guler C. T. Lindsay John E. Pierce. W. l. BaylisS. Rufus King, Geo. Blackwen Joe G. Hawley. J. w Lemons. Thomas DEson. ]. NJ. Tucker. j. H. Alexander Joe Blackwell l4. P Andrews, T. l. Mitchell, r. McTurney. " E. Crosson E. I ttenToa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-21

river. Ike Jones was charged With the murder and was tried, found guilty and sentenced to be hung at the last term ot the court On motion Of his attorneys new trial was granted him and the trial set for this term ot the court. II. R. C. Foster is repre- senting the defendant, and Prosecut- ing Attorney w. B. Sorrells represents the state
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-21
IK x JONES
ON TRIAL AGAIN FOR MURDER
 OF JOHN WILSON,
Jones Has Had One Trial: Which Re. suited in Verdict of Guilty and
 Death Penalty.

Tho first case on the criminal docKet for this term of the Jefferson circuit court is the trial of Ike Jones for murder and 1t was called for trlal this afternoon. The afternoon was taken up empaneling jury to try the cast
 This case is fresh in the minds of most of the residents of Pine Blu1t Several years ago John Wilson, a Pohcemon was shot and killed at 'he ferry landing on the north slde Of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-21
The Union Revival.

There have been over twenty con versions at the revival meeting tour miles out from the city on the Sulphur .54l1g. road, and a number of these have unitol with the various churches. X vote was taken Sunday es to whether the meeting should cen tinue another week. and the audience voted unanimously to continue. The meeting is being conducted by Rev Sam HolcGmb and wife, and Will eloso next Sunday with an old time basket dinner
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-21
Chair a in lime Card.

The new schedule for the Altheimer branch train which went into effect Sunday is as follows Leave Pine Bluff at 30 P. m. afrlye Little Rock at D. m.. leave Little Rock at S:o5 a. h.. arrive Pine Bluti at l0:30 q. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-21
(@t tc-ust.

T, ,ese# 7=ele zzFe=al heavy hnes III. pose0 i'll the police court this morning Rube silRs was fined S5o for carrying a pi>toI. Judge Brown afterwards re. hitting S25 of it. Louis Bakee vas fined S5a for carrying pistol. An assault With a knife on a negroes of the name of Rosa Johnson eost Alice Alien, another negress. s29 ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-22
Slutiger Strifcframaa.
Sobte unb 9ertpunbete in @eIt=8ir=
einien. - grneuerun9 5es Gonz
flifts pirb beute befir9tet.

Spbte unb 0ertpunbete in @eIt=8irz
einien. - grneuerung bes Gunz
flifts tpirb beute befir9tet.
Matea IN a n, 8.z8d., 20. Stunt.
- 3piI9en ben CUR Union ge6Ortgen
8pblengrdbern uno ben Ni9tzuntoz
niiten 1T IS beute 81 9lutper9ieBen
qefommen. Mebrere 9unOert Strtz
ter marI6irten 6eute na6 ben W&araz
time : 3e9en, in pelden GriaBleute
beI6dftigt iinb, unb periu9ten, in bic
@erfe ein5uoringen. superintendent
lambert, pel6er 20 nit @in4eiterz
8ii9fen bepaffnete @d9ter am Gin
gauge i~tationirt bate, CAB, na9oem
berf6iebene Warnungen miba9tet gez
blieben fpuren, 8efehl gum 5euern,
unb minbeItens so S6iTe Durben
abqeQeben. 8pnb Martin unb RtleD
Sobnion iinb t0btli4, @un Irtrup
gefG6rli6 pertpunbet. Die uniontz
item erpiberten bos Seuer nidt, fonz
bern 5eritreuten it4, Inn W%erItdrtunz
gen gu bolen unb Ra4e gu iiben, 4ae
Union : @rubenarbeiter Der 8egeno
perben ii9 morgen bier periammeln,
unb peiteres 8lutpergieben ptrb be-
fiirdtet. @6eriff 9atfielb, elm Neffe
oes notorii9en 9eiperabos Sap"
Satfielb, 1T nit 50 Deputies ouf benz
S9ouplaBe unb ertlGrt ii3 entl4loiz
fen, feline 9fli9t gu t6un. SIN 5aae
bic unioniIten auf ibrer Ibii9t Be-
barren, 10 lit Elm beiperater Gpnflitt
nnhermehilih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-22
Snrdj bas 66nentbur.

@9ladtfdiff nWafa4ufetts" fdbrt
tpoblbebalten bur9 bic Stromz
f9nelen Bel Sen 9ate, Nepz
gorf, unb lduft in ben Gong
SslanbzS unb Elm.
Nepzyort, 20. sunni. - 9eute
tpurbe gum eriten Mule in Der Sc
fhidte Der amertfanif9en ariegsz
flotte Der 8erfu9 unternommen, NIT
einem bon ausseriiiteten @4la4tz
f9iff qrDbter 9imeniion bic ebemals
berii6tiste Stromi4neue BET Sen
@ate gu paifiren unD in ben Gong
Sslanb=@ unb, Der mod ME 5upor Elm
mobernes panaerfabr5sug auf ieinsn
Wogen gef9aufelt, einaufabren. Sir
bic Musfibrung btefes getpagten Grz
periments mar bas S9la4f4iff
rMufa9ufetts" beiignirt tporoen.
Offi5ieG freilid bieb es, man tpoas
lebigli9 i'm itiqen Wafer bes Cunt
bes bic 19pterige unb biffi5ile Irbeit
Der Gompab : Gorreftur p%ornebmen,
aber Capt. Manneb CAB ielbit In
brett gu, bab linn bieie eigenartige
Sunsfernfabrt reiopon eri4eint, neil
fie eben ettpas BON Iltbergebra9ten
abpei4t.
s8isber qlaubte maj INNER, bic
untiefe bes Sunbs unb Die 8ei6afz
fenbeit BON !6eu 9ate bOten einen
natiirli6en S9ub bes Stem : Yorter
6afens eegen bas ginbringen feinb>
li9er Slotten, aber Si9eres iiber
bieien Yunft mar ni9t betannt, bd
man eben bic Sa9e niemals al1spro=
Dirt bate. Mit gr0Bter Spannung
perfolgte man alIo bic beutige 5ahrt
bes uMaFa9ufetts," pel9er BON al
len @9iffen u~nierer Slotte ben grOBz
ten Siefgang, ndmli9 27 SUB, bat.
Gin Sinberipiel tpar bas 2abiren bes
@ta6lfoloFes bur6 bic triigerii9e
Gnge BON 6en Safe iebenfaas ni4t,
benin es etebt ba Stelen, mo bas2otb
in elmer Siefe BON muir II SUB auf
5eliengrunb itDbt. 4ber Capt. W}anz
nsp 1T Elm tii9tiser @eemann, unb
bic Sabrt tpurbe obne ieben nnfaa
suriidgeleet. 9as @9la9tf4iff paiz
iirte GitpzSslanb UNI 2 nbr Na4z
mittags unb feBte BON bort aug feline
sSahrt in Ditli4er Gi4tun9 fort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-22
Se[bfmnrb inn Central arf.

Rem gorf, 20. Sum-. = gmtl
Srebelius, frii6sr Elm p~obl6abenoer
Observation-Disclosures, begging beute
cuff elmer 8anf i'm nGentral : part"
Selbitmorb bur6 brei S4i1e in ben
aopf. Gr binterlieb Elm Derfiegeltes,
an Mar Sppenbeimer geri6tetes
S6reiben. 8ie Sppenbetmer mitt6eilt,
purbe Der Mann bur9 feblgeI4lagene
Spefulatipnen unb bic bamit ber=
fniipften petuniGren 8erluite in ben
Sob getrieben. gr mar ettpa 55 Sabre
alt unb ftammte aug elmer angeiebenen
Samilie in 9euti6lanb. Dor etpu 20
sSa6ren crbte er $250,O00 BON ieinem
@oter unb perlor bas gauge 8ermOgen
auf Der 8erliner 8Drie. Seine Srau
ftorb um bic ndmli9e 3eit, unb Der
8ittper fam barauf nit ieinen flint
SDbnen bierber, tpo er fi9 bur9 Elm
MineralpaRergef9dft pieber Elm Ser
mDgen erparb. SIN leBten DECEMBER
p~ertaufte er baifelbe uno berlor ben
grtrag ieitbem in Der Wuqitrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-22
9mei MGuher einaetanaen.

Altoona, Pa., 20. Stunt. -
sssobn Oebine lit in MltoDna unb fem
8ruber CHARLES in 9ittsburg Derbafz
tet fporben. 8eibe finb angetlagt,
@iniam Sadion unb Satin i'm lebten
Monat nabe 9errp, pa., CUR Nd9t5ett
i~iberfaIen unb gemartert 5u haben.
Inn iie gu stpingen, $1,000, pel4e bas
Gbepoar aneebli9 i'm 9uuie oufbez
pabrte, bsraussugeben. Cine @4pez
iter Der 9ebriiber mar BON ben Sad
fons aus elmer 8eferungsz Intalt In
lire Wo6nung aufgenommen tporoen,
unb tbeilte ben 8riioern nit, bdB 9r.
Sadfon $1,000 i'm 6auie aufbepubre.
@m 9. Mai bate iebo4 Sad On $1,000
BON benz @elbe in elmer 8anf beppntrt,
unb bic 8Guber erlangten baber nur
5000, obslei9 iie bic gheleute 1hred%
lid folterten, Inn iie CUR 9erausgabe
Der anberen bermeintli9 mod I'M 9auz
ie befinbli9en $1,000 gu 5tpinsen. -
syrau Sadion liegt ieBt an ben Jolgen
Der erbaltenen MiBbanblunsen bar
rieber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-22
Spfer rincs 0emitterifnrmes.
Orei perIonen BON 8libe erf6laqen
unb mebrere anbere perleBt.

SnbiunopDIis, Snb., 20.
sunni. - Srei periOnen tpurben lebte
Na6t in bieiiger @e9enb ppm 8liBe
erf9lugen unb mebrere anbere trugen
@erlebungen bapon. Die SoOten
itnb:
4lbert Satbanap gu Sbapiae;
Grace 2urfin, 16 Sabre alt, gu 3ilep.
unb Sra Smith gu Youngstotpn.
Inter ben 9erlebten befinoen itf
5ruu Sumes 2angbon, Sas. par1or
uno Sphn 5u Spfomo unD 9enrr
9ooblppe 81 SbubiGe.
Sin beftiger Sturm unb f9tperel
6ageli9lag be9leiteten bus 9epitter,
Sn Marion, @%reentopn, Monticear
unb 9artforb : Gitp purben pielt
9ebdube aerftDrt unO anberpeitiger
S9aben anseri9tet. Der SeIammt
8erluft belduft ii4 uuf piele Sauz
ienbe BON Dollars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-22
Scr lob idnb einen 2iegel bpr.

8ereitelte Pldne pingree's. - Die
beabii9tiste 8oeren : &plonte in
Mi4isan pirb iest faperli4 gu
Stanbe fpmmen.
9etrpit, Mi6., 20. sunni. -
Sberft eli H. Sutton bon bier, tpel=
der fi9 augenblidli9 in NeD=Yorf
aufbdlt, bat iiber bic PlGne bes gez
ftern pori9nen babinssi9iebenen grz
9o%uberneurs 9ingree folgenbe Mitz
tbeilungen gema9t:
sd tpar Der Heiiebeeleiter bes
gr=9ouberneurs BEL ietner lebten
Sour bur6 europa unb Ifrifd unD
fann fagen, bab isin 8eiu9 Guropa's
unb Ifrifa's nur gu benz 3ped itattz
fanb, I'm BRET gigantiide Pldne gum
8eften bes Staates Mi9igan ms
Wert 5u feBen. Ser Procurement
beabii9tigte ni9ts 9eringeres, als
cine Mahen : @inpanberung Der
8oeren mad Midigan ms 2eben gu
ruf fen; bic bon INN coniultirten eng
lii9en MutoritGten in @iibafrifa paz
rem nit Ieinem Ylane einberitanoen,
uber 1einen biesbesiigli9en 8er6anbz
lungen milf prdiibent ariiger idob
Der Sob etnen Riesel ppr. Serner Be-
abii9tigte er, Elm neues Selberbeitelz
lungs @pitem, Gbnli9 benz e9pptiz
i9en, einaufi6ren, unb iein Seiu9
@gbpten's gait fut MIR bieiem 3ped.
limb iein Sefu9 i'm S9pur3tpalo
gait Ieiner 2ieblingsibee, bic abgeforz
iteten 5i4ten : 2dnbereien Mi4iz
gan's auf5uforiten. Qu6 bieier Plan
nurbe bur6 ben Sob Derni9tet, Gr
bate bereits i'm S6par5palbe nit
elmer Menge Soritbeamten Riidz
ipra6e genommen, tpel9e ii6 piGtg
5eigten, na9 Mi9igun u%us5ufpanz
bern, I'm ibre ardfte unb &enntnihe
Der @ufforituns Mi4igan's gu meiz
hen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-22

duf ben Sn1eln. - Die fpant19e
@pra9s blei6t mod auf flint Sab
re @eridtsipra4e.
Mani1a, 20. Suni.-Wfan f4dbt,
bab an 40 S%niurgenten in ben tir6ltz
9en @efe9ten, pel4e in ben probtnz
gen Nlbap uno Soriogon ft%attfanoen,
eetDbtet pber peripunoet tpuroen. Wtele
SSnfuroenten febren na6 ibren Wobz
nuneen suriif. Ser Snfurgentengenez
raj Gaines, pel9er ii9 geitern gu paz
qeanian, grobin5 2aguna, befano, tit
jeBt gu Gaptnti, ni4t melt BON paz
gedniun, angefommen.
9iele perionen, pel6e als 3eu9en
|, in ben biei igen 9ro5ei1en ipegen Der
9urhIte6ereien i'm Gommifariatsz
Department auftraten, peroen ieBt
ebenfaGs angeflagt, Hegierungsborrdz
TIE geitoblen unb berfduft gu BADEN.
@eneralprpfoB Sabis bat einen nelten
9lan fir notwithstanding Der
Sta6t Manila entnorf fen. Ser elbe
tpirb BON Der Ybilippinen Commit
fton mobifi5irt.
9etreffs Der Gingabe Der $50 Gtpilz
@nqeiteQten in Manila, pel9e General
MacMrtbur barrm erIu4ten, bab bic
gipiloienitbe60rbe enbli9 befannt oez
be, pb bic feit6erigen @ngeitelten itd
einem @ramen unterpsrfen miiBten,
Inn i'm Gibilbien1t berbleiben 81 fDnz
men, bat ii9 ieBt cine Gorreiponben3
3niI6en benz G6ef : graminator Sig
aims unb benz MilitGrzS efretdr bes
Generals MacNrtbur, Sberit GroDz
Der, entipidelt. Der g6efzgramtnator
fteat fi6 babel auf ben S%tanopuntt,
bah fi9 bic griifungsbebOrOe erit iiber
ben G6arafter Der jebigen IngeteQten
i%nformiren 1oGe.
Die Saft : GommiIiion bat Die @orz
f6rift Der Chill : 9ro5eBberoronung
bah @paniI9 mod auf flint Sabre Sc
ri9tsIpra9e fem fDa, bubin abgeGnz
bert, baB @eri6tsperbanolungen in
Gnglii9 unb in Siuleften Der gingez
borenen geftuttet iein ioaen, unb bic
Mus1agen, tpenn bic itreitenben garz
teien es ~oerlangen, in bus @paniide
gu iibsrtragen iinb. Die peototoQe
1inb in beiben Spru9en an5ufertigen.
Oas 3. 4rtiqerie : Hegtment f6tffte
ii6 beute auf benz Sransporti4iff
rSnbiana" na6 ben Ser. @taaten Elm.
Cine GtDi1resterung fiir
bic Ybilipptnen.
Mofbinston, .. g., 20. sunni.
- Im 4. Sult ioll cine Gipilregierung
fir bic Ybilippinen eingeiebt tperoen.
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