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distinctly favorable Impressions. Miss
Florence Weston takes the boy part of
Limpy Morgan in an -eminently satisfactory
fashion. Miss Lulu Sanger as the heroine
comes in for a great deal of appreciative
applause. There is a villainess in the piece,
Jeanette Logan. unprecedented with con-
siderable force by Miss Mary Downes. The
meritorious work done by Baby Florine IN
the Juvenile role OF little Grace Logan calls
TO mind the fact that the present season
has witnessed an unusual influx of capable
stage children into this city. One cannot
help wondering whence they come and
whether IL is not a dangerous experiment
TO allow such displays of histrionic talent
so early in life. However that may be, a
decidedly clever child actress is playing at
the Park.
Human Hearts Will he succeeded
Thursday afternoon by East Lynne. with
Miss Agnes Burroughs in the leading role
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Grace Van studdiford and Others mt
the Grand.

There are some people in this weeks
vaudeville performance at the Grand that
easily stand at the top of their respective
classes. Among them are Grace Van
Studdiford, prima donna soprano, and
Fitrot. 'the man of many faces"
Miss Van Studdiford's reception at the
opening performance yesterday afternoon
was of that spontaneous, enthusiastic kind
that Is usually accorded only to great sing
ers at the head Of operate companies. Her
brilliant singing created a decided SEN
sation. Miss Van Studdiford possesses one
of the strongest, clearest and most flexible
soprano voices heard here i'm a long time.
Besides its purity. clarity and hexibility it
possesses to a marked degree the sympa-
thetic quality that makes it thrill the emo
tions of all within reach of its bewitching
sound. Miss Van Studdiford, In pleasing
contrast to less capable singers who have
visited this city the present season. sang
four songs with an air of graciousness
that fairly captured the affections of her
audience. Her numbers were Luckstone's
matchless waltz song, Delight which
AFFORDS abundant opportunities for liquid
Monies Hush Thee, My Little One," a
dainty lullaby; The Drowsy Babe" bal
lad. and the ever-charming song. annie
Laurie" When the singer finally ceased
hausted.
Pitrot, billed as '"The European Mimic"
gives limitations Of the same distinguished
people that are selected by other vaude-
Vile artists, but produces better results
with far less effort. He uses no grease
paint, powder or any other artificial ald
In his marvellous limitations than wigs,
boards and mustaches. His repertory IN
Guides Gladstone, Bismarck, Seidl, Mas
cagnt. Strauss (Johann), Sir Arthur Sulli-
van, Sousa, Bryan, Mckinley, Roosevelt,
Garfield, IAN old gentleman viewing the
ballet 'sthe bashful girl in the balcony
and ''the tough boy in the gallery" Hal
Davis and Inez Macauley furnish an anus
ing little farce entitled "One Christmas
Eve" The Anderson Sisters have a dam
ing turn that displays rather more en-
durance than skill, although they make
q pleasing impression Ozay and Delmo.
mirably 10 open the performance. They
are followed by Dorothy Neville I'm a co.,
lection of diverting nonsense styled las
1t Happens" The aerial-ladder speciality
by the Lundgreens is a little out of the
beaten path of such acts and makes con-
siderable OF "a HIT The playing of a gull
tar and mandolin while the performers
are standing on each end of the swinging
ladder. twenty feet above the stage, Is a
sensational display Of daring equilibration.
The ten biograph pictures. with which this
excellent bill Is brought to "A close, are
equal To the best that have been shown
thus far. The indications are that the
Grand is TO do a big weeks business, both
at the afternoon and night performances.
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stolen Child Recovered.

Ell PASO, Tex, March 1S.-The remark-
able recovery of an Ell Paso girl at Dan
Vile, Ind, ten years after she had been
kidnapped, has just been announced here
through the Associated Press dispatches.
The missing girl was kidnapped when but
six years of age. She was the daughter of
Mrs. Anna Stevens, the widow of a Texas
x Pacific Railroad bridge builder Mrs.
Stevens had placed her little daughter
with a childless couple, and one day she
disappeared. Officers worked on the case
for nearly a year before abandoning hope.
The child was never heard of more until
yesterday.
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With the coming of warmer weather the
fires resulting from overheated stoves make
the work of the fire department heavier.
Yesterday there were a number OF calls. two
of which resulted In serious lesses. Captain
Winters. of No. is hose company, living at
1901 Fletcher avenue, lost $500. The fire
communicated TO the house of ID. K. Vim
cent, adjacent, causing damage to the ex-
tent of $500.
Sparks from an engine set fire to the
home of Mrs. Ellen Weir. at 2613 West
Michigan street, yesterday afternoon. and
caused q loss of 500.
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The story printed in one OF the afternoon
papers. yesterday, about a deal being on
for the sale OF the Home Brewing Com
pany to a syndicate represented by Craw-
ford Fairbanks, was discredited. last night.
by Andrew Hagen. secretary and treasurer
of the company. He said that some months
ago a conference was held, and only i'm
a vague way was the subject mentioned.
How the story has been resurrected ne
could not understand.
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Ray still Walks in the street.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, March 1S.-The de-
cision of Judge Felt. at Greenfield, on the
George M. Ray application for a writ of
habeas corpus was accepted by the people
here as the last act in the drama. Ray,
with Sheriff Luther, reached this city late
this afternoon, and they promenaded the
streets the same as since the conviction.
with no effort to restrain Ray on the part
of ANYBODY. Public feeling is growing
stronger each day against the sheriff, and
a suit in impeachment would not be sur
prising. What the next move will be can
only be urmised
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Preacher Sent to Prison.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, March 1s.-The Rev.
]. Forest Marston, of Owensville. Ind,
pleaded guilty in the United States Dis
trict Court to-day to forging money orders,
and was sentenced to eighteen years in the
penitentiary. Marston had just served
eighteen months for using the mails with
intent to defraud. He falsely represented
himself as authorized by Clara Barton,
president of the Red Cross Society, to COL
lect funds for the society for use in Cuba
during the Spanish-American war in 1885.
and secured a considerable sum in southern
illinois and southern Indiana.
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Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
EDINBURG, Ind, March 1S.-A lot of
notes, stolen at the Kennedy Bank. which
was robbed a few weeks back, were found.
this morning. near Hope, at a chicken
roost, where a lot of chickens were stolen
last night. 1t is thought this may lead
to a clew to the robbers. At least 1t shows
that the persons who robbed the bank live
in Hope vicinity.
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Young woman Shot Herself.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
HILLSDALE, Ind, March 1S.-May Spur
geon. the daughter of a well-to-do farmer
living near here, shot herself this fore
noon because her father objected TO the at
tentions paid her by a young man of this
place. The bullet entered just below the
heart and lodged in the back. She was
alive this evening. but cannot recover.
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TOLEDO, o., March 12.-Glass workers
at the factory of the MacBeth-Evans lamp
chimney works went on strike to-day and
threaten to call out the employees of the
company's factory at Pittsburg, Pa, and
Elwood and Marion, Ind. The company
has enforced an order making the work
men responsible for all breakage of the
chimpeys. The latter refuse to work under
the orders.
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Nine. Sarah Bernhardt has been invited
to attend the Coquelin reception at the
Propylaeum this afternoon. but it was not
known last night whether or not she would
accept the invitation. A number Of peoDle
have requested that NJ. Coquelin deliver
his lecture this afternoon In English. but
the actor, although he speaks English. pre-
fers 10 deliver a formal talk, such as his
lecture will be, in French
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sHuman Hearts mt the Park.

Human Hearts" the melodrama that
came to the Park Theater yesterday after
noon TO remain three days. with matinee
and night performances daily. is plenty
good enough 70 have its authors name given
on the programme. The opening perform
ance was TO an audience of large size. and
the play and actors received hearty in
dorsement. particularly the villain. al
though his applause came I'm the form
OF energetic Kisses. The play tells a story
that Is full OF the heart interest that is
so dear 10 Park audiences. and the scenic
SURROUNDINGS are OF a high order OF merit.
The handsomest settings are those OF the
first three acts. One Is a view of the hills
or Arkansas and the other OF the prison in
Little Rock. James Gordon l. clever as
the hero Tom Logan and Herbert Belts as
Frederick Armsdale Is an admirable VIII
IAN Milo Kirkpatrick as Moses Jones,
IL. j. Yorkey as Jem Mason and George
Kramer as Richard Markham are all in
1uii sympathy with their parts and create
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whom Epperson referred. 1t was learned
that Mr.. Gilbert had started for Florida
and Mr.. McAbee could not be reached, but
Mr.. Perkins reiterated what he said in
the letter. The resolution calling on State
Geologist Blatchley for the removal of
Epperson is yet to be acted on.
The joint conference with the operators
will be resumed Tomorrow.
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Special to the indianapolis journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, March 1~S.-Charles
Rogers, who murdered his wife's step
father, Milburn Batey, and shot her, and
who was taken to Indianapolis for safe
keeping, was brought back to-day and ar
raigned. He was given until tomorrow to
employ lawyers. The wife is recovering.
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Satisfied with General wood.

WASHINGTON. March 1S.-Secretary
Root to-day authorized the statement that
the administration had entire confidence in
the conduct of affairs in Cuba by Governor
General Wood. The secretary OF war, more
over, said that the recent course OF General
convention had been reported quite fully
TO Washington, and that both the President
and himself approved of General Moods
action up to this time. This statement was
brought out by reports TO the effect that
the administration was dissatisfied with the
course of General Wood and that some OF
the official information forwarded TO WASH
ington did not accurately reflect the real
condition of affairs in Cuba.
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GENERAL MILES IN CUBA.
lie VIII Inspect the Principal Military
Posts of the'IsIand.

HAVANA, March 1S.-Lieutenant General
Miles, who intends TO inspect the principal
military posts i'm Cuba. arrived here to-
day with his party from the United States.
Governor General Wood has appointed a
commission to revise the Cuban customs.
consisting OF Collector Bliss as president
and Ramon Williams, Antonio Rivero.
Jose Bacardi, Louis Phase and Laureano
Rodriguez.
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William A. and George A. Scott. manu-
facturers of screens and small furniture at
Twenty-hrst street and Central avenue.
Yesterday filed papers OF assignment Caleb
s.. Eaglesield was appointed assignee and
gave a bond of $500.
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0vU1vERY old maxim declares that it isn't econ
EXNN omy to pick up pins; the time is worth more
VA than the pins. Similarly it is not true econ
~ omy to do without Ivory Soap; your health
requires the daily removal of the bodily excretions
which are discharged through the pores Of the skin.
These tiny mouths must be kept open, and they
should be opened only with a pure soap.
IVORY SOAP-ee.>Ss PER CENT. PURE
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The Algondones tract, containing nearly
$1,000 acres of land. below Yuma, A T..
was opened to settlers yesterday. Much
of the land Is very valuable.
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great shock of
which wears the
the continual
So in wornan's
the great de-
e energy
her out. but the
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16
Soertrigcll.

qonnon, Is gParts. s en- / 0o9
ofitntlig9iort MeOoelelie fra 2Oro ait=
6ener omtales Observation-Disclosures
itte mso ct 0ro. Wtan frp8ter for. at
be er frouoeoe. Sc QBet 9aar norO
paa oQ Ntaar nu beb Snetdl; General
6ren6 bar taqet en- Del Sanger, @m=
munition 0. I. b. ira 8niba. men ON
bette er Itet nu sller for 6reOsunber=
banOlirgernes gegpnbelie n9pnes ilet
life.
8e % t bil rimeligois faa bstpoelig
Goritprtnin9 fra ben g8n, bOor ban
bclinoer Jig.
Oan bar bcitemt ertleret of ban
TIM Dil ns;es meo: llaf69n9i9b,o. =
0an itaI npliq babe iagt = uubenbart
mDntet paa gotba at n9lt efter
englGnOe,ne 6aoer ban 3ransoaalerne.
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st 6cni.
5nbienot.)

Intercollegiate g}iels GielIen be
tenot9pr / nRaitoeo 3io." felgenoe
girt6es U}inoe, ben 9. SuIi 1900.
Saa mart iea er raft, tager jeo
ielb fat paa Smeoear6eioet til min
burtigitarenoe grsOmaitine, % Der
nGit paa Smeoearbejoet til min
transpotabel SaoemaItine, Regne
Deirsmaitine oq ct ielbfltenoe 6artsj
og naar ieg bar fuaet BET f9rDi9, az
ter jeq al ubitille oct / bper &ebitab
6Dor jeg tan faa 3illaoelie bertil,
fdd sn6Der tan fele % fe al mine Ops
iinoelIer er 6perfen aurioiiteter eller
9umbug, men 9anite Dirtelige prat=
tiite MaIiiner, og et pirteli9t 5artei,
fom er foniirueret iuaIeoes, al Del
Ielp tan gaa til Sss og Gyifte, meoens
StprmdnOen % ben dnoen tilberenoe
8eiotning bliber pda Qonbet for at
be lite ltdl orutne.
Gnbber Iom bar 2pit at fac en-
3egning of mine Di9tige Opfinoelier
tan blot ienbe mig 2 9roner. og iaa
burtis iom mulig fadr be Iad en- 9egs
ming tilienbt. S @las og Rumme
meb beofejet 5orilaring 5 9roner, %
pdd Mdlerisr en- 2tlen / Soabrut, 10
&roner pr. cit.
De ieuGes oaiaa poa Gftertrap.
nddr 8eitilerne ienoe mig "a Ore /
5rimarter Iamtibig meo at be fem
Der mig geitilling pua ben eller be
9enitanbe be eniter.
s nit 8ogtrbtteri Tan enten itruts
eller libt ienere antages 2 Oomer iom
tan 5bpbgraftunIten. eller Mangel
osraf: 2 - Iom bar Chit til at lGre
ben, naar be inorelt mulig melOer fig
til mig enbten Wlunotlig eller Strift@
Zig.
Niels glelien, Wletuniter, Maler
og Rebattsr 9irtbes Mlinoe pr.
asge.
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Sioite 11Yt,
glmerifa / SItalicn.


Q9libin3tou, Is Darts. Der er |
Sag uofeOt Orofe til Sen. 6baffe ON,
at ale be ameritanite trooper ftal
trottes tilbage fra Sina Slutnin9en
af 9tprll. Sun $50 Manb ital efter=
laoes iom @eianotifabsoagt peting.
s ati9soeportementet ertl0rebe man,
at meo oenne Grore er osn tinelifte
Situation frats bleDen tlarere, oa De
8er. Stlter iaaleoes bar bebilt, at De
life snter nogen 2lrt al Yei9ttelie.
9e / 9ina tationereoe 8ropper 9aar
Oerefter til Wtanila.
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8.rlin, Is. DARTS. s en- 3ale /
@i9soa9en inorsmmebe &i9staniler b.
8illm, at Ger berittr oloorli9 uoOer-
ensitsmmeIie mellem Ma9tern: ainas
Sagen. 6or gjeblittet an9aar bet
Gritdtnin9sipsr9smaaIet.
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Be Gor. Stater % & b q. Sa=
panno, Wnrts l.. uooal9et an9aa=
enOe uoenri9ite Sa9er bolot Wlpoe /
@ftermiooogs. SenOr De Gueiaoa err
tlQrer, at olle Weol:nmerne er enige
ON, at qlatt- 9gnOrin9en life fan onto=
oes fin nuo0renhe 6orm. 6an me-
ner, at lloOIl9et bar % 0eleaater meo
lig; b. E. ale unota9en cen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16

Wt tormpnerne. Salt 9lt' Gitp,
uta6, -. Wart8. @uoernsren bar
ne9tet at liaoi0lts gOans. 2ooen, foroi
oenne fatliit oiloe bliDe ct Stalteitjul
for Maasesiite os iaa!soes tomme /
StriO meo ben feoerale Son9res' ge.
Itemmelier.
@oans=2oben 6leD fin 3io peota9et
meo IL Stemmer mob z. 5 Sag ltoo
oer 9 Stemmer for og 9 imoo @uOer=
usrens &sto. Ser uotr9beoes imio=
lertiO II Stemmer, for at ben tunoe
babe ganet ig(nnsm troos Yetoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16

Senatorbol9et. 2ircoln, Marts
Is. Gor feiite Sang oenne Cant
ling bar Rerublitanerne meot fulo=
toli9e, men De formaosoe oo9 life at
pelQe no1en Senaior.
st 6orIse paa at faa tlaret sa9en
ON Observation-Disclosures SnoflpOelie,
forbltb fru9teslss.
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Pull9a ptHtVBl9tpt ItS oOO Duttp1tt
al forife0ig SterrelIe, for bet meite
be SnbfeOtes eienoommelig bbggeoe
Smoa6aaOe, oq poelagoe penn adsz
Iommen, od be brugtes 6anDelsfosz
binoelie mee Sniurgenterne. 8er
par imiolertio ogiau blanot be ton
fifterebe og soelagte 8artsier flere.
itore not til at gad 9pItfart, Iom
eieoes af fremra9enoe ae6mGnb i
Wanild.
YolitiunOerisoelien moo forifel.
lige perioner Wanila, iom er inos
Ditlet 6anoel meO Sniurgenterne,
iOregaar / al Stil6eb. f5lere euro
petite aoniuler er meobeIagtige, men
Der bill life 6libe giort nogen 6oritel.
tbi General U}c2lrt6ur bill 6abe llp9z
Ienet ubrpooet. Den italienIte &oaz
Jul fbber urreIteret; ben belgiife req
oebe fig beb 5lu9t til europa, og IN
ore aonluler er unoer Yolitiets Sps
i'm. iad te life tan IlipDe bort.
Gnnoet QiQ. Omoba, Is Wtaris.
9iQet at ben lioen l3. gioo. ioribuntnt
8oiib Qlnoerien bleo iunoet / @aar /
UliIsouriiiooen. Dun + pee o. fort iiQ
beiDaocrligt ben iiofe 8io for 8e.
Osn. 6enOes 5aotr giiels 2lnberien o9
Brooeren 65arles 9sntenote 9i9et.
0omp5ti6et n6efla" for
lob ben IA. os. ariitiania meo 50
&a6ptss % 240 misunderstanding
rer, o9 Oentes At bGre / Reip 0orf
ben 26. os.
Ratifitotionstiben D
ptoet. Daibington, Uiarts Is. -
s Dag unoertegneoe ben engelIfe @es
Ianbt 9orO 4auncefote oQ StatsIes
treter 6dD Statsbepdrtementet
Brototoller dngadenoe 4 brittiltz Veits
inbiite @eniioiqbeostrattater. nemlig
for Samaica. Bermuda, @uiana "a
Eurts % Gaicos 2erne. llbDioelien
aGloer for ct Qar fra Days Dato.
SlbIss. WaI6ington, Marts
10. Der uobreo / Rat Sloles /
pMerdants 6otel" ben bar foraar
iaaet df en- elettriit Qeonin9. @GIter=
ne bleo oGtteoe, men qoniften bar
Iaa itor. at mango itDrteoe iig uo fra
@mouerne. @n 48=aari9 U}ano z.
j. 0enrD opoe; ban bleb toalt Al
Reg; 4 tom til StaOe peb 4toIprins
nin8en.
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6atne9ies @aber, gittsburg,
3D., Nlorts Is. 9lroren Carnegie
ital billie itonte aft $25. 100000 til
ben foreilaaeOe tstniite stole Der. Men
ila itol oen O9iaa bore ben beOlte |
Neroen.
Ct. 9ouis, Warts 15. 9(noreip
G5rnegie bar it9ntet 9Den 81 90, 900
til ct npt 8ibliotbst. poa getingelie al
at ben lelb giper $3.50. 600 aarlig til
&,olige boloclIe o9 GOrsgelie.
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gen ilet life Oll is9e' at binore
en- iaaoan. 3bi at fOrlan9e of
Sfi cererne. at be ital banOle efter
y 6orionli96pos.NnnO bill 2en9oen
bee no9et bel fnrli9t for gerOensfres
Den. 0ion It'll alOrig iette &eO til
Of pQsie paa Sons.
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BAN lom en- af be tire ameritanife ges
iiobere / ben meIlemfoltelige golos
9iftsret.
9an bar tpenoe gange gift, ferit
meo Caroline 2oOinid Scott fra Or
foro, 81, ienere meb oennes gli.ce
Wrs. Oimmicf.
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Ssrgeli9 SlbIss. Bottom,
Marts Is. s v9ailp 9obsrtiier ano
9iecOrbs" 8pgnin9 Opltoo SID, Og ire
SorretturloIsre inbebrGnote, mems y
fit iorit, aige SOefeIier. $ SOurna=
lilttontoret bar Der 18 Mano. men oct
lDlteocs Dem at tomme uo paa 3a9et al
en- tilitsotnOe gpgning.
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Bli6in9tOn, Is. Darts. Ontel
Gam iooIger / @ulo, purt Sub.
@ulomGn9oen / Stuttammeret bar /
@aar naqet up til en- 80rhi cf 1882
913, o23, imob SAG. .2l8,209 Gjor
peb famine Sio. 9eune 3etoro paa
SOC, ,694, : ,814 brpoer ale tiolisere.
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Sberit @illiam Sanger, iom er ble=
ben uonobnt til asliitsrenoe Sefreter
for 9ri9sbepartementet, mootog | @aar
ale be Ypen itationerebe Militerper=
Toner. Oe for fsrite Sang bar Der
militert Soin9 poer oenne8saioenbeo.
iost De ale itulce mpoe Uniform.
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i oet.
ariIrrl / Gina.

@aI6ington, 0tarts 13. - De
3or. Staters SpecialsOmbub &ina
3}r. 3oof6iG bar faaet Orore til al
moOiatte Zig 3piflanO5 oo andre
giagters blooige igorlangenoer ON
ifere tineIiife Gmbeosmanos 2tffraf=
felie. Oct itdl M ooerlabes til ben
fineiiite aegering at foretoge aft BIZ
oere oenne 3etning. ertl9rer Wlc=
8inlep og 9aD.
0ette Stanopuntt inbtages ogiau
af gtuslano, og Def antages lite at
bile fere til 8ru6 / Stormagtss&on=
certen.
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Deroens 11Yt.

Gn9lanos 5reb8fors
Tag. 2onoon, Marts IA. - Ser
blep Dag bolbt ct pigtigt &abinets=
mooe I lloenrigsminiiteriet Der. Sra
Wlgoct er bet iipet uo, at Gegeringen
bil foreiIaa goerue f9l9enOe guniti9e
5reos6etingelier: alminoelig 2(mneiti
for alle 2ebere, FAINT menige Soloaz
ter; fun forr4beriite aaplGnoere 1tal
afitraFes; 9aan til goerne, iaa De
tan genopbpgge bereS 0uie o9 fp6e
M geiatning; enoelig bOrgerligt
5tnre unber cir 2llFreb Wliiner meo
9oerleOerne iom raabgiOenOe Wleos
lemmer.
Gbamberlain er ollereoe bis pda
5reOens 9eliigneIIer Spoafrita.
0on bar oerfor / oapinoernes uoz
odnDrinqs Selltab" 6olot ct Sore
oraq, boori ban paabiite ben ugifte
en9elIte &pinoe, at bun er en- 8umz
rian, iaafremt bun lite Inareit uo=
oanorer til bet mdnofolferige SDos
afrifa. fear fig en- Manb, 9uS, 6iem
og mango 9srn, / Stebet for oer=
6jemme at tonturrere meo Manbcn
ON QiOser6berpet. Der piloe indrt
berIte en- 9pftens Qgra / SDOafritd,
mente ban.
pe{ten / S0bofrtto. 8ap=
itaoen, Marts IA. - Yaa @runo Of
9nloepeItens oeobarenbe Omziig=9ri=
ben bar Qtutoriteterne be IIuttet at
boloe Solbaterne inoeip9rrebe 2ejz
rene % 8aratferne.
2lntalet pdd ongrebne @urop9ere
tiger foruroligenbe; Dag anmelotes
faaleoe8 oificielt 4 n0e 2ilfaloe, til
lige blanot be inofeote. 81 Dgb5z
faIo er MI inotrufne.
gIeiten bar ogIaa piIt fig W}alnc3z
burg &aptolonien.
6tdn fmenb ON 6orriz
fon. paris, W}arts IA. - Oe fran
fte 9ldoe refer oeres Omtdte df df.
beoe Grpr9Iioent 9arriIon oennes
Optrpben imob Smperialismen %
bans Samp imoo politiIf 5Or6inoelle
meo nogen europGiIt Wta9t.
@ift meb Penqene. Ya=
ris, Wurts IA. - @rep 8oni be Ga
itelane, Der er gift meo ben ameri.
tanife N}iaioneroatter (@oulo) ital
nu bueIlere meo nSi9dro"s Rebattpr,
So. be HoboDs. @rep 8oni bar nems
Zig b9ret oppe pg siOet be Robaps
nogle pda 9ret paa Grunb af en- ere
trGnteroe Qlrtifel. QGre og gren fDs
: mes altlna at bore omtrent 9ip ON
Sap.
Sprsr ssM istonten. gfio
be Saneiro, Ularts Ia. - Der gdar
Itabig &pgter ON ct foreltadenoe Ops
rer Der 9rd3ilien. Regeringen Ia
Der @rGnierne ifdrpt bepogte. og fere
Milit9res 9lrreitatiox er n9rforez
ltdaenoe. en Meobelelle fra Gan
pablo ertlerer forsprigt, at Monarz
tiiternes rige 2eber. Grep be penibui,
pal p9re osb pluoielig Mpnteoibeo.