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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13
MAN ON THE ROOT.
Discovered by Inmate--Escapes to the
 Street but Is Captured.


 About 10 o'clock last evening Mrs. Katherine Wooster discovered that a man was walking over the roof of her home at 57 Church street. Her cries for help were heard by the man who escaped to the street and ran towards the Green. The cries were heard by Officer Curran and several citizens, who, seeing the man running, gave pursuit. After chase the man was captured and placed under arrest charg- ed with trespass. He gave the name of William J. Carey, and said that he lived at 15 Rock street. He also said that he had until recently been a pri- vate in the Tenth infantry, and had fought both in Cuba and the Philip pines.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13

thorities, but dispatch from Paris on November to the Associated Press
 upon high authority reasserted the sinking of the vessel. The Yashima was one of the finest of the Japanese battleships. Her displacement was 12,- 300 tons and she carried battery of four twelve-inch, ten six-inch and |twenty-four guns of smaller calibre.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13
Graduate Member of Harvard Athletic
 Committee,

Boston, April 12,-At stated meet ing to-day of the overseers of Harvard college it was voted to concur with the president and fellows in their appoint ment of Robert Frederick Herrick of Boston, to be a graduate member of the committee on the regulation of athletic sports in place of Thomas Nell son Perkins, resigned. MT. Herrick was graduated at Harvard in 1890. .r.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13
PLAN TO GET $Is,5oo, 900.
Presented to Carnegie to Benefit Vest
 ern Colleges.

Des Moines, Iowa, April 12.-Presi- dent Bradley of Iowa college at Grin nell has announced that plan was re- gently presented to Andrew Carnegie, which, if adopted, will mean the gift of a sum aggregating $i2,5OO,O00 to fifty colleges situated in seventeen middle western states. It is proposed that this sum be apportioned among the various colleges at an average of a quarter of a million dollars for each institution, s5O,- 900 to be used by each school for sci ence building, and the remainder for an endowment for that department.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13
Wesleyan Wins Debate.

. Middletown, April 12.The annual debate between Wesleyan and Syracuse universities held tonight was won by the former, the subject being; Re- solved, That the Sherman antitrust law, as interpreted by the United States supreme court in the Northern Securi- ties case, is hostile tosthe best interests of the United states.'' Wesleyan spoke on the affirmative.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13
British Shin Seized.

Tolzio, April 12.-The British steamer Henry Bolckow was seized by the Jap- anese ships off the island of Hokkaido, April T. The character of the cargo has not been divulged and her destination is not stated in the official annocnce- ment. It is presumed, however, that the vessel was bound for Vladivostok.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13
President Resumes Hunt.

Frederick. Oklahoma, April 12.- President Roosevelt and his party re- stunned their hunt soon after sunrise to-. day, the president entering into the sport with renewed enthusiasm. The. weather condi ditions sWereaid deal
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13
RUSSIAN FLEET PASSED
 BY BRITISH CRUISER
SIGHTED STREAMING NORTH AT
 DAYLIGHT, APRIL n.

The sutIej, Just Arrived at Singapore
 from Hong Kong, Brings Report-NO
 Confirmation of the Reported Battle
 or Anambas Islands--St. Petersburg
 Does Not Credit Possibility of Great
 Naval Engagement So Soon.
 Singapore, Straits Settlements. April 12.-The armored British cruiser Sutlej has arrived here from Hong Kong. She reports having passed the Russian sec- ond Pacific squadron, including seven battleships, steaming north at daylight April Il. .t
 London, April 13.-The correspondent at Labuan (off the northwest coast of Borneo) of the Dali Mail says that re- ports are current there that large fleets have been sighted south of Borneo.
 k s-..g ..a- -f
 Tokio, April 12.-No information has reached Tokio that would in any way indicate either the plans of Admiral Rojestvensky or the destination of his vessels. It is reported here that the Russians at Vladivostok are conduct ing experiments with six submarine vessels and that these boats are all of foreign manufacture and include French, British and American types.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13
Denipd by Russin.

St. Petersburg, April 13.--1:15 a. n.-- Official denial is given to the report that the government is contemplating the issue of another internal lean at present.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13
Harvard Professor Declines Call.

Cambridge, Mass, April 12.--Professor Hugo Muensterberg, professor of psy- chology at Harvard university, tonight announced to The Associated Press that he had declined a call to the chair of philosophy and psychology at the University Of Koenigsberg, Germany.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13
New Haven nran Wins.

Springfield, Mass, April 12.-Edward .o'Connell of New Haven defeated Tom Crohan of Springfield in a catch-as- catch-can wrestling match tonight After the first fall, which O'Connell won in ten minutes. GgoAap was un- a,Ale to continues (
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13
RUSSIAN LINE STRENGTHENED
Frequent skirmishIng Which May Bring on Engagement.

Tokio, April 12.-Reports received here from Manchuria indicate that the Russians continue concentrating their troops and strengthening the Cheng- chun-Kirin line. General Madridoff' s force continues in touch with the ex- trem eJapanese left. Sl1irmishers are frequent, and may possibly develop in- to an engagement. .-....-.....
 It is reported that the Russians have armed the convicts of the island of Sakhalin, promising money and free dom to those fighting brayely. This brings the garrison of Sakhalin up to a total of 5000 men. It is doubted, how ever, that Russian will attempt to hold the island, .
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13
Over Half Million Members.

Richmond, Ind, April 12.-Charles F. Shiveley, supreme chancellor of the Knights of Pythias, to-day received from R. L. C. White of Nashville, Tenn, supreme keeper of records and seal the official count of the members of the order. The report shows that the total membership is 622,S53, a net gain during the last year of 27,5S3.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13
MANY PASSENGERS INJURED.
Terrible Wreck on Yazoo-NIississippi
 Line.

Vicksburg, Miss. April 1s.-Yazoo and Mississippi Valley passenger train northbound was ditched near Hardee station, sixteen miles north of here. early this morning. Reports stated that sixty-seven passengers were injured. A special train carrying physicians has gone to the scene of the wreck. It is reported the entire passenger train rolled down an embankment.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13
THE REPoRTED RATTLE.
Absolutely No Confirmation of It Thus
 Far. ...

.# E2f. -.g
 Amsterdam, Holland, April 12.-A fight is now in progress near the Anambas Islands least of the Malay peninsula), according to a telegram from Batavia, Island of Java, to the Handelsblad, newspaper of this city. The dispatch adds that five Dutch war ships are near the scene of battle. De- tails are lacking.
 London, April 12.--No confirmation has yet been received in London of the report from Batavia of a naval battle off the Anambas Islands, and as there is no cable connection with these isl- ands it is difficult to see how Batavia could have got such news before Sin gapore.
 A dispatch to Lloyd's from Singapore to-day practically confirms the Associ- ated Press first information regarding the composition of the Russian squad- ron, which passed there on April 8. #I.loydss agent says 1t was composed of seven battleships, two armored cruis- CTS, five unarmored cruisers, three con- verted cruisers, seven torpedo boat de- stroyers, seventeen steamers and hospt- tai ships, and a tug. ....-..., ,s......
 The Associated Press is able to con- firm absolutely the statement that the Russian battleships passed Singapore, going eastward, on April 8, so that all the ships of Vice-AdmiraI Rojestven- sky's squadron are accounted for. This definite news about the battleships was sent to Singapore by wireless telegraph from the China Sea- It is presumed here that the battleships passed further out to sea than the rest of the squad ron, hence the divergent reports regard ing the number of ships.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13
oRAT0RIo POSTPONED
On Account of the Illness of Professor
 Parker.

The performance of St. Christopher, D the oratorio by Prof. Parker, which was to be sung in Woolsey hall next Tues day evening by the New Haven Ora torio society, has been postponed until Tuesday evening, May 3. The postpone ment was made necessary by the illness of Prof. Parker The ticket sale for the new date will be announced later.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13
Senator platt,s Condition Encournging

Washington, Conn, April 12.-Dr. Ford asserted again tonight that Sem ator Platt's condition was encourag- ing, and that he had hopes for his re- covery. His condition is just about the same as it was this morning.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13
To Raise Fort Arthur Ships.

Tokio, April 12.--The navy depart ment is preparing to ask tenders for the raising of the sunken Russian war ships at Port Arthur.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13
REToLT IN CHINA FEARED.
Russian Advices That One May Soon 7ss Occur. 3%F

St. Petersburg, April 13.--1:15 a. rn.-- Dispatches from Manchuria indicate that the belief prevails there that a revolt will soon occur against the Chin- csc dynasty, and that it is being pro- noted by Chinese liberals. ,s>.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13
Castro auits Caracas Again.

Caracas, Venezuela. April 12.--Presi- dent Castro left Caracas this morning for a months trip in the interiors
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13
[. Taylor Elected President of Connections Mutual.

Hartford, April 12.-John M. Taylor, vice president of the Connecticut Mu- tual Life Insurance company of this city since 1884, and previously it's assist ant secretary and secretary, was to- day unanimously elected president of the company to succeed the late Colo mel Jacob L. Greene. MT. Taylor was graduated at Williams college in 1867 and after studying law went into in- Surance.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13
YASHIMA NOT SUNK.
One of the Finest of Japanese Battle. @. ships Still Afoat.

London, April 1S.-The Daily Tele- graphs Tokio correspondent this morn- ing, in a comparative statement of the strength of the fighting fleets of Japan and Russia, claims that the Japanese have five battleships. The Daily Tele- graph considers that this disposes of the rumor that the battleship Yashima was sunk by a Russian mine off Dalny in June last.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13
sPRINGMELD TROLLEY DEAL

Majority of Stock Turned Over to Cons . soIidated.
 Springfield, Mass, April 12. Control of the stock of the Springfield Street Railway company to-day passed into the hands of the New York, New Ha- ven and Hartford railroad, Lee, Fig ginson & Co, who are financing the deal, announcing that q majority of the stock had been deposited with them.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13
Annual Knights of Columbus Conven- tlOn.

tlOn.
 Waterbury, April 12.-At the annual state convention of the Knights of Co., lumbus, to be held in Derby May 2, the councils of this city will offer a resolution for the consideration of the erection of monument in this city 'to perpetuate the memory of Rev. Mich ael J. McGivney, the founder of the Knights of Columbus. Waterbury was the home of the late founder of the order and he was also born here.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13
M'GoVERN,S CONDITION.
Suffering from Very Serious Brain
 Disorder

Disorder Hot Springs Ark, April 12.-It is be- lieved that Terry McGovern is suffering from a serious brain disorder. He Is being carried to New York to be placed under the care of a specialist. His nervousness, bordering on prostration, continues, and he is a very sick man. Tim Sullivan, McGovern and others left tonight for New York.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13
KING TO VISIT ALGIERS,
Emperor William Sails from Corfu for
 IteIS.

Algiers, April 12.-The British consul has been informed that King Edward and Queen Alexandra will come here on Friday for a short visit.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13

Corfu, Ionian Islands, Greece, April 12.-Emperor William sailed for Italy tonight after expressing his admira- tion of the natural beauties of Corfu, and his desire to revisit the island. The fleets and town were splendidly illum- mated in his honor.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13

Dispatches from Chefoo in June last stating that the Japanese hattleship Yashina had been sunk by a mine off Dalny were denied by the Japanese au-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13
POWERFUL REFORM FORCE
PLANNED BYRUSSIAN CONGRESS OF LAWYERS.

National Associations of All the yari- ous Professional cIasses to be Formed Each of Which VIII Send Delegates to Central Burcau-Democrati and
 Legal Mode of Government the ob- feet in View. <
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-13
GREENE,s SUCCESSOR.

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-03

Der 8rauereibefiber 4ooiI
9uber BON 2ibelitetten in 8aoen purs
be bon Der Straffammer pegen We4:
lelfdlfdunsen in elmer 90fe bon 129,=
100 Mart uno tpegen 8etruss gu ]
Sabr unb 8 Monaten @efdnsnib Der.
urtbeilt.
Cine BE pur.
be in ben 9of bes bon einem @eripal=
tunssratbe bes 8oblenbersrperts gu
Gharleroi in 8elsien betpobnten
S9lofes in 9iap setporfen. Ser
So9i9aben lit .betrGdtlih. Sin on.
ber.r Dpnamitanidlaa fpurbe ingour.
celles seserl bic 8ebaufuns eines
.ihtaastdnbH9en Irbeiters peribt;
ub bort 1T Der Shaben arob.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-03
Gnoe einer 0ci,'ncn.

Muf ibren S9dBen lit bic II Sabre
alte unperebeli9te gbrlftiane 9einede
aus Neubalbensleben perbungert. Die
5rau betpohnte felt brei3ebn Sabren in
benz 9aufe 9ennissborferitraBe 26 in
Berlin i'm pierten Stpd bes Querz
sebGubes fir ii9 anein cine Stube.
Sie lebte gang 5uriidseSogen, finn
merte ii9 UNI niemanb i'm 9auie unb
pertpeigerte ietem ben gintritt in ibre
@obnuns. Obpobl lie fi9 n:9t um
llnteritiibuns betparb, bielt man tie
bod fir pOnts arm. Sbre Nahrung
bilbeten rlur 4bfine ron 5lsiid, 8rot,
Gemiiie unb 8urtoffeln, Die fe fi9 in
Der Marftballe am Mebbineplab err
bettelte. Sept bat man Die 5rau tobt
in ibrem 8ette aufseIunben. Sie mar
Taft gu einem 8no9enseriift abgemaz
CERT. Sin Nrat, ben RE bena9riatigte
R~epierpoli3ei bette, sa6 feil 9u.t4:
ten babin ob. bab bic Mlte berbungert
lei. 8pn auem, mas fonft gu einem
6ausbalt eebOrt. mar feline Spur pors
banben. Sie Ser torbene bate ni9t
einmal einen einaigen Seller beiefen.
fonbern aug alten &onIerpenbi6len
seseFen. 0ie &~epierpolisei entoedte
aber in an ben 2umpen unter ibrem
8ett einer ungsabnten S9aB bon
800 Mart in preubiiden Stuats>
papieren unb ferner in einem &orbe
1000 Dfferreihiffe @ulben. Oie 9eis
atse mar brditdbIi9 auf ihrenS4dBen
berbungert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-03
Cine fhmere ylnfIaae.

Sn Mostau fanb gu Gbren bes piels
genannten &riegsberi6teritatters bes
Mostauer rRuffpje STono" (yHuiz
lii9es Wort") Nsmiropitid Oant=
i4ento elm Seftmabl itatt. Sci bieIer
@elegenbeit belt Nemirppiti9, Der To-
sben na9 Sebnmonatieem Mufentbalt
anf benz 3riessi9auplabe in Die 9ei=
matb auriidsefebrt lit. folsenbe bemerz
~tensperthe Iusipra9e:
Ser %segenfpGrtiee &:rieg lit ni9t
Der S6panenge1ang, aber bas Gabenz
9etrd6ae Der ruffif9en 8ureaufratie.
Sin freieS, fi9 felbit regierenbes DOlt
piirbe niemals etnen iol9en &ries
5uselaHen BADEN. Dies um 10 peni<
ger, als Semitnps, StGbte. Merste,
barmberaige S6ipeitern, Splbaten,
ale ouber benz 8eamtentbum, btsrfir
sablen miHen. Sd bur9lebe ben
speiten &ries CTS sesen Die Sits
fei). gu benz e~riteren mar ales 10
fiibn. 10 heQ. Die Meni9en pu9isn
nit ibren @ufgaben. Cine grobe 3abi
!Selben eritanb. l1nb bieier &ries.
men bat er eraeugt9 Stadelberg, u9z
tomiti! Mber pieneidt bat er Dipio=
mdten berduseebpben? !6aben uns
nidt eerabe Die militdrif6en Mgenien
berii9ert, Die Sapaner pdren SrOpfs
unb ibr 2anb lei iGmmerli9 uno
I9pa9? Ser Militdratta9e 8anz
nppsti belt fi9 brei Sabre in Sapan
uuf uno bat itets behauptet, sSapun
6ereite ft9 nidt gum 8riese por. limb
unter benz Sdube bes 8eamtentbums
I9lumerte bic ruIif9e Mrmee. Mbsr
Die Wa9e bat bas 8eamtentbum perz
I9lafen, unb Der 8riee besann. limb
6 itirbt bic Irmee, aber nidt bas Sea
amtentbum. Inter benz S9ube bes
rufiii6en 8eamtentbums bat IS Sapan
oerftanben, fi9 gum &riese por5uberei=
ten. limb bic &ufen9 -. Die ruff
I9en panseri6iffe fieBen ii9 aus Tin,
g~etpubnbeit unfeblbar aessnieitis
an. ..
nSn CHINA baben Die &ufen. am
ftatt bas gbriitentbum gu ~perfiiaben,
5oltern unb 6inri9tunsen untsritiBt.
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cine i9impfli9e 8ebeutuns beiselest.
unb bod iinb bic Gbun9uien ni6ts
anbers als cine ben ruiiii9en S:oiatenz
anfiebelunaen G6nli6e @inriGtung
BON ritterli9er @ieeni9aften. Qls Tie
gu ben &uiIen fdmen, INN ibnen gu
6srfen. purben tie nit 5euer empfans
gen. Sie &uHen sablten ni9t ben
ibnen Oienenben nit Sreue unbWabrz
6eit, unb iene panoten ii9 baber gu
ben Sapanern.
uWir baben ni9t cir einsiges srefz
fen getppnnen. Mber bieie Nieberlagen
limb ni6t Nieberlagen Der ruIiiiGen
Mrmee, ipnbern Die bes 8eomrsn-
tbums. Die Hufen tperben ni9t ges
I6lagen bur9 bic Sapuner o1ein, ion=
bern bur9 beren &ultur, beren 6reis
belt. Gs eiebt feline penieer unfreien
unb torrumpirten 2dnber, als bieSirz
fei unb Rublanb es iinb. Ser iopa=
niife 8ries lit HuBlanbs pOlIfommene
Nieberlags Mber HuBlanb BARI nibt
per5peifeln. Gs mmb bos S3idiat
Ieenen, bos linn bieien &rie9 duferlest
bat als einen Weg gum 6ortf9ritt."
9ann es cine i9arfere &ritif geben.
ais bieejnise, pel4e i'm p%Orftebenben
entbalten ift9 nnb bieie &ritif ge'
rpinnt um 10 mebr On 8ebeutuns, neit
lie bon einem bepGbrten &eaner Der
8erbdltnihe auf Dem &riessidauplobe
gefdnt nirb, befen patriotii9e @eiiHz
nuns iiber alien 3ipeffel erbaben lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-03

yeew gorf: Settle" bon 9ibsrpooli
st. paul" bon @berbourg;
,@aleoonia" bon @las90D.
ypamonia" BON Giums; rWt'
raba" bon Qonbon.
Mopine: .@OIumbia" nod Slasgotu'
Neapel: .@retic" bon Veru yort.
Boulogne: ,potsoaui" r1a9 Zen
Dorf.
Queenstown: r@aronio" nod Seen
Dorf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-03

@rleoigung Der gersseieB.N obslen i'm
preubii9en 2anotass ni9t ionberli9
finb.
prOf. @iIb. Onden dIIt
in 8 B q d t.
arm T q bt, 2. Wpril. Ser Be,
fannie 9si9i9tsfOridsr prof. Wilb.
Oafen bon Der I1nioerfitdt @ieBen 1T
tpdbrenb elmer &eoe, bic CT bel einem
6e1att am 0orabeno bon 9ismarf's
geburtstag belt, obnmdAtig auiam=
mengebro9en.
Die @er3ts 9eben Der Sofnune
&aum, baB oas u~nmobIisin bes i'm 81.
9~ebensiabre febenben @elebrten nur
elm bOrtibergslenbes iein pirb.
prOf. Onfeu molts na9 Der 2ai-
iets plan i'm nddten Sabre @ortrd9s
an Der uniberfitdt bon @bicagO balten.
Sosiali ter besrhben
WtIbeIm m.
Berlin, 2. Mpril. @inen dubsrf
bemerfensuertben 3wii9enfal aus Der
3eit oes Iufsntbaltss b.s 2aiiers Wil-
belm tn 2ifabpn meloet bic vNoros
oeuti4e Na9emeins 3situns". Sarna9
empfine Der 9aiier au9 cine Seputa-
tion beutider fo3ialifif9sr @lasarbei.
ter aus benz benaGlbarten Samor,
tpel9e ibm sinen filbernen Seller als
9uloisunssgei9ent tiberrei9te.
Der 2aiier mar bon Dem ipontanen
Gtt Der iO3ialifii9sn Irbeiter iebr be-
frisoi9t uno ipenbste ibn'n elm gr6bes
reg @eloaei9ent.
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36ni9li9en prtnsen.
Berlin, 2. Npril. Snfolge bie=
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9abinettsorbre. bic f6on felt ldngerer
3eit bete6t, nit beiOnosrem Ha9orud
Don ben 9arnifonstrmmanoanten in
prsubsn In grinnerung gebra9t NOR.
ben. Sn Der potbamsr @arniiDn, auf
bic He bsionoers 8e3ug bat, tpuroe lie
fOSar auf ben Sasestafeln auaei9la-
gen. sic beIaet. baB bic prinsen beg
t0ni9li9en Sauies, bic i'm l. @aros'
regiment 3. 8. Sienf tbun, u Die
6pnneurs ibrer Sharge 3u beanipruden
baben. 8efanntli9 baben bisber bic
Offsiere unb Wanni9aften bcr ben
tbni9li9sn Prin3sn GrOnt gemadt.
Die prin3sn gitsl 5riebria, augufi
Wilbelm unb 6risbri9 Dilhelm haben
oaher nur ben @rub bur9 NnIesen Der
rs9ten Sanb an bic 0opfbsbe6ung gu
bennfpru6en. Die Wannidaften Der
sueiten 6ompagnis. beren @bef Der
8rOnprins III miihsn naturgemdb, ME
Bel ieoem 2Ompasnie9ef, por ibm
5ront MAIDEN.
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8erlin n, 2. Ipril. @us DRESDEN
fommt elm offisisles Dement, Der 8s=
hauptuns. bab elm Mitslieo beg t6nig-
Iid.id9iIaen Sauies nit Der gitte on
ben papf gsianot psroen iOa, bic
8rdfin MonignOio an ibre phi9teu su
mabnen uno fie au peranlahen, ben
2onig I'm 8ergebung unb Tim grlaub.
nib anaufeben, ibr bic &tidtebr in bas
s9loB ,u eeitatten. .Ssitens Der to-
nigliden Jamilie", beibt es in BEN
Dement,. piff niemano nit elmer iol.
den Wiiion betraut tporoen, uno fo=
melt f9 ermitteln ldBt. bat aud bic
@rdfin ni9t I'm bic ginmii9uns cine,
britten perion sriudt.
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6 amDas.
Berlin, 2. Mpril. Die ,Geutint
3eitun9" tiinoigt einen We9iel in be,
Spise Der 8ertpaltun9 BON Seutid'
Samoa on. sic melbet, 9egations'
ratb Or. Sanse, fdnbiser Shlfsarbsi'
ter in Der 9olonialabtbeilung bes Mus'
wdrtisen amts, weroe Der Na&fOlse,
bes beraeitisen @Oubsrnsurs Or. Col
In Npia tuerben.
8egen W aroftosDem o n
traitor.
Berlin, 2. Mpril. Die ,Nation'
it nit Der beuti9en Msitatin eeasr
ben fran36fiden ginfub In WarOttl
nidt einnerfanoen. sic fpri8t bi
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