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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-09
J. B. MAckEl, Distributor.

need not purchase the adjoining pas.
lures because they are worthless IN
anyone else. Thus. by buying the
streams and springs people control
the ranges.
The MeXicans are not usually pro-
gressive. They live under the old.
fashioned patriarchal system, and the
masses are controlled In bushes, pol.
itics and other respects by a few lead.
ers. There is no caste, however, and,
while there Is a certain a%ristocracy,
any man with brains and energy can
rise to leadership. Frank Hubbell OF
this city Is an example. His father
was a pioneer and his mother a ma
tive, and he was born under the hum.
blest circumstances. But by reason
of his ability and energy among the
natives, he until recently controlled
the politics of the territory. At the last
election, however, he was thrown down
by Bull Andrews, a Pennsylvania
politician, who Is promoting railroads
out here. But everybody says that
Hubbell will come TO the top again in
due time.
The most surprising thing about Al
buquerque is a planning mill which
sends a large part of its product to
Europe. There does not seem to be
any reason why the house builders
Of London. Liverpool, Glasgow, Bris-
tol and other European cities should
come all the way down into the inter.
ior of New Mexico to buy sashes and
doors, but they do 1t all the same, and
the factory here is today filling a
contract for 10000 doors which are
shipped to Liverpool and Glasgow by
way of the Santa Fe road and Calves.
ton. The lumber comes from the Zuni
mountains, where the company has
$50, 900 acres of timber on the old
Atlantic and Pacific land grant. The
logs are brought down on the Santa
Fe road to Albuquerque by special
trains on ears made for the purpose,
similar to those up in the lumber re-
gions Of Michigan. They are turned
into a sawmill which can cut 200, 900
feet Of lumber a day. The lumber is
a peculiar variety of mountain pine
filled with small red knors and fin.
ishes well. 1t is especially adapted for
doors, sashes and other in,e 'ioe trim
mings, and most of it is worked UP In
a big factory 230 by 800 feet In size.
The waste Is used in making packing
boxes and smaller kinds OF molding.
The box factory is $50 by 100 feet
in size. Altogether about 100 men
men are employed. under the direc-
ton Of Mr., Jackson, formerly Of Buff
falo. They turn out an average of
1000 sash, $500 doors and five car
loads of packing boxes a day. The
mills are owned by a stock company
of Cleveland and Chicago people.
There is some other manufacturing
about Albuquerque, and the Santa Fee
shops employ about 700 men. There
is a great demand for labor here. but
that condition is chronic all over the
southwest, and high wages are paid.
The climate, like that Of other parts
Of New Mexico, is high, dry and mild.
The whole country is a natural SAM.
tarium for tuberculosis sufferers and
others afflicted with pulmonary dis.
eases.
The city Is bound to grow. It's sit
uation is more favorable for trade and
manufacturing than that of any other
place in New Mexico. and 1t will al.
ways be the commercial center OF this
section. WILLIAM r. CURTIS.
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-09

Germany will never enter into an
armed conflict with France and Great
Britain on the Moroccan question. and
In any case Britain Is the power which
at present possesses all the trumps OF
the game,-Svenska Dagbladet, Stock
holm.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-09
The Chances ~ ,ee.e,

Unless a regiment declares
against the throne, Q Of i'm.
mediate peace seems - aa still but
faint, for even II NJ. Witte Is invested
with plenipotentiary powers, the Car
must still ratify the treaty.-Specta,
tor.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-09

Notice.
In the matter of the administration
of the estate of Annie c. Hutchinson
deceased.
Any and all persons holding
claims against, and all creditors of the
estate OF Annie G. Hutchinson, de.
ceased, are hereby notified that the
undersigned have been duly appoint.
ed administrators of the estate of the
said Annie c. Hutchinson. deceased,
and are hereby required to file their
claims with the undersigned admins
traitors within the time prescribed by
law.
GEO. Fl. HUTCHINSON,
f. D. RAYNOLDS,
Administrators of said Estate.
CHARLES A. SPIESS,
Attorney for the Administrators.
20
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-09
Cramps & DysenteN

b.srrhoea, cholera morhus, stomach ache,
weak stomach, malaria, chills, fevors, pres
tration and the hundred and one ills Of sum.
nior can 10 cured aud prevented by taking
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-15
REFORM CAMPAIGN
MAKING HEADWAY

Matters at william Henrys head
quarters, on the ground floor of the
Cartwright building, Merchant street,
were under easy but effective headway
yesterday. Five clerks were actively
engaged in mailing the cleanest and
most clearcut piece of campaign liter
ature put out for many a day-to wit,
Mr.. Henry's card as a candidate for
sheriff of Oahu. Fully a thousand
copies of the document in Hawaiian,
embellished with an excellent portrait
of the candidate, were addressed to
native voters and deposited in the
postoffice.
Meantime the Henry campaign was
booming outside. At noon a large
meeting on the waterfront was ad
dressed in the interest of the reform
ticket by r. w Boyd and Joe Fern,
Jim Quinns antagonist for supervisor.
The speakers aroused responsive en-
thusiasm among the waterfront toilers.
]. NJ. Poepoe, the fusion candidate for
sheriff. has returned from country
tour and though he says he met with
encoura cement. he makes
no bones of letting it be known that
1,a &c making Of himself an unwilling
sacrifice.
Though the Democrats Joined with
the Home Rulers in putting up Poepoe,
no Democratic leaders are found who
take the nomination seriously. OF
course the claim is made on the Brown
side that the Democratic vote will go
that way. but as a matter of fact
many leading men of that party have
personally rendered Henry their sup
port.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-15
ONLY LAW BREAKING
CHINESE FOR Brown

Reputable Chinese called at the Adj
vertiser Office yesterday to say that
the law-abiding section of their race
would support Henry, only the gam
ling element being for Brown. Repre-
sentatives of the Chinese Republican
Club also called and left the following
communication:
Editor Advertiser: The Chinese Re-
publican Club will not hold a meeting
tonight at the United Chinese Society
hall, as was stated in both last even
ings Star and Bulletin, nor have they
decided to endorse Brown for county
sheriff in the coming election.
VIM. Y. KWAI FONG,
Secretary.
June IA, 1905.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-15
MANY THINGS ARE
To Be ADJUSTED

Governor Carter was asked if there
would be a general pushing of public
works after the county election cam
paign.
No" was the reply. we shall have
our hands full for awhile in prevent
ing chaos during the transition to
county government.
Yes, there is the matter Of imple-
ments. machinery and other property
for adjusting the control of. And there
are thousand and one other questions
that will have to be settled.
In the meantime, we are pushing
public improvements under the old loan
bill"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-15

Hawaiian But department
attempt the Hawaians him.
Call it weakness what you may the which the
former of the police oppressed the poor,
persecution, fully gambling
friction existed beten the ac and that Of the A.
General with both of which the enforcement of
laws
Those who need technical or legal proof of these statements
blind stepped being
years
intoxicated The well known click of the gambling outfit
heard The stranger Young Hotel could
watch the clerks and night after night in their shirt
sleeves gambling policeman in his uniform and
his beat, would show him, he asked the
claim that Brown alone responsible for all this
but he held the power his hands prevent much of it.
believe that this community morality
protection from believe the native know the differ
between right wrong that the intelligent leading IIa
waians well ntempeance will
only hasten the day when their numerical superiority will be
planted by minority far inferior degraded and dsgraced
Some may why silence before
frank and determined opposition Pray tell what do the
people of this community from who occupied official
positon Are they
of the convention had been for months giving my
whole energy ability time work connection with the
such legislation experience had shown and
might neglected during days my
had unusually large number bills hands, and first
duty pass them Am then blamed for failing
state what should have been patent to all?
At this the nomination the
many who could approve
his opponent
Now, mistake Republican party
much fault else 1t is enough find
planned bitterly the of executive interference when
such did not really exist. At all events do not be-
ieve in crying spilled milk believe the best
1t1cal render the
primaries of his party work in and through his Nor
should because
with it. But when the makes mistake
Who let ask renders the best servicethose who blndy sub
who placidy dictu right who, perhaps
through of discipline themselves
those who with all energy they possess fearless1y point
he order nothing reputation
This stand that taking. You remember the
Republican party candidate the House Representa-
the regular whom afterwards found
lad forfeited his civil rights whose record such
an conscientious could his
for him At that took active in
withdrawal of that candidate pointing that when
found his candidacy his himself above
withdraw insisted
through help of another gentleman the with
obtained believe the Republican that
gratitude He finally that his running
nuring the notwithstanding the ofense
civil rights had before
long
forgiven. declared that his would deact rather
add the strength of the ticket presented he would in the
CONTINUED 50
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-15
Specifies His Unfitness
For the Office
He Seeks.
June II, 1905.

June "a, 1905
= Mr.. P. c. Jones, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Dear Sir In response your for
position present political
very glad to give you the following:
believe the Republican party the
of candidaesone Arthur M. Sheriff
Richard Deputy Sheriff. Kooauloa The latter
minor Office with limited powers and information received
correct going support any
the other hand the question of Sheriff for
the whole Island different and know only
June2 10th wha Oahu
going
grounds my belief that the party has made
makeone moral the other political and the former is by far
the important
time with every party when is ques
whether follow the dctum of the
party, and he alone decide
believe morally nominate Brown, for if
judge by past experience of the Office will
be weak and lawless is that did not remove
charge him. but because of
office the My final
judgment of him that he had not the strength to resist aey
yielded temptation and himself position where
he could enforce the law and perform the duties which the Of
flee of chief of police requires His familiarity with his subord
perhaps him political support but forced him to surrender
them the control of his Office Either his judgment OF
poor by gathered him,
obligations them for of kind
may police today
required do and there
looking irregularities condonng oenses thereby sacrificing dis
ciplne efficiency So much for his weakness.
corruption: 1t admitted by Browns best friends
considerable corruption the Department. but they
thought responsible for this Now.
realized that ChaneSe
literally
champagne without
He have known
which gambling had taken hold OF this
being openly conducted He have
gambling great suffering and forced Ha
appeal those who employed their husbands
teed their
gabed all
for Hawaiian all day pay
to
known his subordnates, while On
duty drawing often wasting their time
drinking Saloons falling
from of and leisure who amused
their clubs He have been
the formation and
clubs existed
could fail the harm being DONE
those who had paid their licenses
Official reference to the
plain
He known his order threatening
of his
he
splendid opportunity the oneylending trade
the that only the moneylender
that his cashier also making But later he
his cashier for the capital
making the
police been with The
philanropc Intentions But the O. US found the
the
credited
those usually associated with philanthropy.
his that the eff
finally
the HaUaans white which he claimed much
greater efficiency with
that impossible make good policeman of an
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-15
ASSOCIATED PRESS oAy1EaHAMs.,

=
WASHINGTON June I5-President Roosevelt
that discretion be
cusion law
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-15
PEACE IS TAKING FORM.

WASHINGTON June 15-The peace program focusing.
Washington The Hague Geneva be selected
conference
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-15
ACT
TO BE TREATED
DISCREETLY

Peace Prospects Improvins--4O,OOO Cattle
Drowned.-No More Fighting Tops
land and Morocco---British Steamer Sunk
by Russians.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-15
BRITISH STEAMER SUNK BY RUSSIANS.

LONDON June I5-Considerable caused
by the Russian sinking steamer ST.
Kilda in the China Sea June O.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-15
NO LONGER FIGHTING TOPS.

NEW YORK June 15The Navy Department has decided
place rangehnders in the fighting
sells instead of guns.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-15
ENGLAND AND MOROCCO.

FEZ June 15-Engand has refused join international
conference Morocco.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-17
3abInns einseitcllt.

9bicogo. If. Wdr5. Die Nine.
ricnll Snternotional" sYripotbonf III
Chicago, Ole lid) ieit einiger Belt in
Sdipnlit1ten befono, bat lire 1biireit
geidloiien. Der Bice.Yr1iioent GbaS.
g. @rosbed bot Iid Dor orei Wohen
nab gtclu.Yorf begeben iino in eiuer
9ieiietaid)e olle @ertbpapiere iilitgc-
nonlllet, ongeblid) Inn oieielben 5it
8elo 5lt lnnhcli, INT init bieiem oie
nlgeitiimen @laubiaer 5u befricoigeit.
Die @ei6dlte Der @unf ipnren itnbe-
oeutcn0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-17
Srano i'm SodJld)nlgebGnoc.

YbtlobeGpbio, #. Wiorj. -
GoS ncue @eb1uOe Der Sohl6ule fir
anoben an DER 8rooo- uno @reene'
StrnBe III EbiIooclpbio, ipel6eS ais
eines Der lh0nIten @eb1uoc icincr 9lrt
i'm &onOe bctro6tet miro uno iibcr
onoertbol6 Wliaionen Collars gefoltct
bat, lit onldBli6 zines 9ronoeS ourdy
8euer ilno @olier I'M 8etroge bon
$t500O0 bci61Oigt luorOen. Gus
,Seuer 6rob crit aus, nodoenl iGnlmt,
lid)e Sdiilcr ooS @eb0uoe l6on Der
loiien Gotten. GuS Sbicrpntorilm bat
un idiucrltcn oelitten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-17
Nrnan Ieat ycrnfnna Gin.

Sortforo. Gonn, If. M1r5.
Gos Suprente.@erid)t CAB cine Gntz
i1eiollng nb, luelde oas llrtbeil ocs
Snperior .@eridteS beIt1tiei. poonrdl
erfldrt nurbe, Der periiegelte Brief lit
Ybilo 9. gcnnett's 9eItamet,t, oilrdj
lpelhen @illiont ). 9rpon $4,000
oerrnadt iuiiroen, biloe feinen 1beil
oeS SeitamenteS. Serr 9rpon bate
aeaeu Die gntiheioiina Der @orinitan5
Die gerniiing eingelegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-17
SdliIbt WOihiuchr npr.

Bridgeport Conn, If. Wdrj.
- Ger 1S Sabre nlte Ynul Soerbcrt
Sdniot mcl6cr bier ouf Ole glnflage
pro5ellirt miro, I'M gIlIqult borigcn
SabreS in S6ernon, ouf Der Gritten,
Ocni6en 6orn, Den tSnrmorbeiter
Wn. SaDlor erltor0ct 5u bobett lpllrs
0e 81 Ieiner cigencn Tcrt6eioigllng
pernonlmcn. Gr gub cine flare Grs
5Gbllng Der 8or0Gnge onl Gogc oeS
WorocS mo bebollptcte, CT babe SoD,
Tor ilbcr eincil Strcite iuegcn zines
@eipebrS, lueIHe3 2oDIor ans ocnt
@obnboltc Der 6ornL olIf lueIher
bciOe WGnner bcidGltigt iunreil, luco.
genommen babe, ais gtotbmebr er.
idolen Shnliot bel6rieb 5lr ,Snfors
nation Der Sltrp Die Stcllllngen Die
IoDlor ilno er ielbit bei Dem Streite
iho oem ShieBer nn0ebli6 einnob.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-17
8eridjtet.

y Birmin9bum. NJ. MIA, t0.WiGr5.
~ Die gteger quo 8ruDon mo gller.
9iobcrtion ,purOrn 6ellte onbier ourd)
Den Stron9 bin9erihtct. geioe bot.
ten ibre @eliebten ernloroet. Jiobert,
Jon perbrn6te ieinc letteu Stllnoen
IN ieiler 3eIle nit aartenipicleu mo
erfniltte. ais ct ouS Sdniiot beltieg,
Sim Willinnts, einen utter oen gu.
idauern beiiloIidlen gteger, olS Den
Moroer bes goli5iiten Bennett. Der
Woro piIrOe Dor 5luei Sobren oeriibt.
Williams lcugnete, luilrOc ieOod ielt'
genomnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-17
GlIu Gin @iitmuro.

SpnolnliL 10. Wilr5 Die
GoronerS SnrD entidieb gcItcrlt
glbello nnd elmer gerntbilug bon nnr
3luei Wiimlten, Dab ,Srnli Sane &
StonIoro on StrDdnin Bcrgiitnng
itorb, iulO Oob ibr baS @iit pon illls
befnnnten Berionen IN boslpiaiger
slbiidt beigebrndt iplr0e. llcber ods
Dlotip iiir ons &erbrehen tnppt Die
Toli5ei na1 tpie Dor i'm 3unflen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-17
;samilicn 5rao0oie.

Sort MoDne, Sno., 10. Widrj
,Solcpb Sobit 6rbruolnt eines
8rouerciluogenS, idob brlltc ieile
6rml nieOer mo begiug ScIblmtoro.
0ic 6rau miro lunbri6einIi6 an Sc
ben bIci6en Sic bate einen Sdei'
0unqSprose6 einqeleitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-17

in Der 9iod)t bonn 8. Ntdr5 cin mo
grcifcn jctt 0en 6eino olt, lucldcr
0cn Bintcl Der 9lnb0beu norOli6 bon
| 6ulbun bcicbt bGIt."
&uroputttn an 0en G5arcn.
Petersburg 10. Widr6. - @e.
neral &uropotfin ihidt Dem G5aren
folgen0e, BON bcutc ootirtc Iepci6c:
n@eItcrn bc9onn Der 9fiid5ug oller
lmlerer glruce'n. &ein &oupf iono
lpGbrenO Der 9todt itott, lonoern nltr
cine idlpere &ononnOc,"
Der Srt, bon luel6cn 0ie 0epcId)c
a6geid)idt luur0c, ilt ridt ongegeben.
/ u ii d5ll0 no b &irin?
q elu 6mung q, TO- Wt0r5. 6ier
eingctrofienell 9ta6rihtcn 5u Solge
| 5icbcn ii6 Die ans NtufOcn iunO SIT
! ibin pcrtriebcnen 9hIiicn in ocmoru.
Iiiirtem 3uitnn0e nod bcn bcrgigcn
@rbietcn i'm 9torooitcn 5uriid Gcr.
cin5eltc Sd)aorcn ocrlelben iperfcn
S6an5en ouf, nm bic &erfolgung
Der SSnpnuer ollf5ubolten, inoeNen
miro es Den Hulien llmnogIid) iein,
ihrclt @iOerItono lon9e fortjuleten,
oo eS in 0cu roubcn @ebietc, burd)
iueldcS ibr 9fiid5lg gebt, on SebenS'
nlitteln mongeIt Wton glorlbt, Dob
Die 9illlicn ucrluben luer0en Sirin,
225 Nfeilcn 0itli6 bon Wtut0en, Ollrb
Die SbGter 5u crrei6cn, ollcin cin bon
YoIu berannobenoes, lpe5ielleS iopu-
nil6es Corps (permutbli6 General
&onomuro's StreitmodD Orobt III
nen ben &eg 81 ncrle0en.
Uenerul &llrofi riitft inl gtor0luc.
item Dor itn0 OrGn9t bic Jflllicn Der
gIrnce ocS Generals 9togi entgcgen.
Ser &erluIt ouf beiOen Seitcu lit
enornr. 9oS ruiiiidc 16.glrnleecorps
muroe 81 5ot6ctioo folt gon5lidl
perni6tct. 5000 Jtniien iiclen 5u2cu.
tuanpeo.
SpGtcr mir0' I h 0ner.
GuriS, 10. WtGr}, - Wcomte Der
bieiigen ruilii6en Yotid)oIt erfIGrcn
6en 9iild5ug oes OenernlS&llroputfin
iiir oaS 9iciultut cineS lGngit emf
moricncn YloncS. 5brcn glngoben
nod luiro Neutrality-suspicious. 81
Sor6in ltotfinoen, no bic Huien
groBe Trltppcmluiien con5entriren.
9tu6e5u olle rniiiihc 9es
lo0crungSgeI ch irBc
Ucrlorcn.
Gofio, TO- Wt1r5, OiiitugS.
9ii6toiijica miro 0emclbet ooB Die
ruIiii6e Streitmo6t iueltlid) bon
Muf0en's aus 5luci glrneecorps be-
| Itebt Die Soponer. lucldc Die Giiens
bobn jeritorten Oron0cn bic IllIen
mad, Norocn, mo bericlige Sbcil OeS
| japonild)cn GcntrlnlS, iueldbcS tDlc
Aulicn oii ocm Yiuf0ener We9c nud
9ioroen trcibt. foinpit 5llr 3eit icd)S
Dtcilen norolid) bonn SlnriluIle 9ie
ertrenc jopnnii6e &infe beiinoet Iid)
innerbalb flint Dteilen BON sSllbun.
Robe5u olle ruiiiiden 9elagerungS-
0eihiibe; iolpie nlif uiele sSelogc-
| ld)iiBe lino ocn Soponern in oieSdnoe
9eiollen. Gic 9iliiien id)cincn lid DIT
lid nod) sSl,i6un 3u GelucGcrL 5lt Dem
| 3ipcde, olli oielcm @ege nud 9ioroell
5lt cntfonlnen.
Die obige Grlp1Bnun1 zines &ani.
pies norOlid bonn Sonniliille itebt i'm
@ioeriprldJ nit oiii5ie0en VeriAten,
6c6lebt lid ieOoh pieleidt oif ipdtere
Sor9ange.
I'm cage Dor Scr Gin
nallme.
Beters burg 10. NGr5 Cine
geltern BON gilfocn obgcaongene uno
Dcllte bier peroiientlidte Icpeid)e ctt.
b1lt 9tahliebenoes:
vGer 5ebnte 1ag oes geluoItiaen
Samples INN ben 9eiis BON Wlufoen
llno ole Gontrolc Der WanoId,urei,
bon unoblaiiigen slngriffen unter ite.
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8bitc'S Gmpfeblnngen.

SCDIC y OlHpItUlHHHtH.
8iinidenSiuertbe Heformcn i'm 0ip-
Iomotiidjen 0ienit Gigene @e.
Ionotihoit5- -@ebdt0e 1mo before
Soldre.
8oibingto II, 9. s.. IL. U1Gr5.
- 9Ihtb. 9InOrem gSbite, ser friibe.
re olueritnniidbe 9oti6ufter in Der.
lin belt inter ben glltipi5ien Der
9iegenten oeS oSmitbionion SSnlti,
tltts" einen 8ortrag iiber ben oiplo.
motilhen 9ienit Der Ser. Staaten 1t.
Oelltrte babel auf einige ipiiniGbnre
Heformen.
6r. 8bite lpie8 sllerIt einige 9e.
l6uIoiglngen OuB Der gIufentbnlt
I'M 9IllSlouOe 9euten ooS omeritoni.
Ihe gScien nebme lino ouB Der oipIo-
motilhe 0ienit mebr elm folder Der
GrboIlulg lei 5ilriit. aein onoeres
&ono tbuc 10 biel fir ieine Gooptip.
biirger i'm gIuSIonoe, pie 0as iiniri.
&c; @roBbritannien 3, 9. beIhiibe
5luor oIIc leine 8iirgcr int gIuSIanoe,
am 8enigIten ober, penn Elm gloop.
ttObiirgcr nadJ iciner oIten Seimatb
5lriidtebre, inoem es cin @runoIas
iei, OaB Der glooptihbiirger, Der rad
lelner 0eirnotb 5uriidfGbre, 6ies ouf
iein cigeneS 9iiiifo tbue.
Sr 8bite le9te Damn einen iore.
foltig oorbereiteten Blon Dor, oeIen
Soupt9runo5ii9e lino; Gritens, ettua
Die S1lfte Der 8otid)after ioIlten ipie
icbt frci aus Der 3obl ausge5eidneter
9iirger ocS 2an6es, Die lib oobeim
berborgctbon, 9ep1bIt tuer6en, obne
8iifiibt oltf friibere Grfabrlng I'M
bipIomotii6en Gienlt; ole onoere
SGlit lolltc obCr aus Dem nieoriaeren
Honge i'm 0ienlte bef0roert ueroen.
8oS ole @cionotI6often onbetrifft, 10
idlGgt er Die qlei1e aIleefneine Re.
gel bor; ebcnlo in 9e5ug oilf Die
Utnilterrel6enten II. 6gI.
g9aS Die 0iplomotcn nieorigeren
ober tenpor6ren Non9eS betriift, tpie
oiplonlntiihe slgcnten ODER Charge
o'glfioireS o6cr Gomlniii6re, 10 mill
CT bierin bos 8rin5ip Der 8eforoe.
rung bel Seite legen uuo gIGes benz
GrGiioenten iiberloHen
g8as Die Sefret1re onbetrifft, 10
modte or orei Stilien BON 9otifaftS.
uno 5lpei Stlfen bon @elanotidofts.
Sefret1ren einfiibrer, Die 5uerit ge.
priift uno oonn fir 10 Ionae ernonnt
iueroen iollen, ols iie ibre Stellnng
tiihtig auSfiiIIen, pobei ie nad) Ser.
oienlt bon nieorigcren 5lt boberen
Stelluneen unb bon peniger iuihti.
gen SollptIt1oten nod iuidtigeren
oerIebt iperoen iollen.
Der @r.gotlbufter empfiebft aitd
Die @rnehnling bon iungen 2eiiten
ans ben beri6ieoenen GeportementS
in @olbington 81 gltta6es in BEN
ncrihieoenen Souptitdoten. oomit fie
ollie fir Die Heeierlng intereiionten
6ragen fennen Iernen un6 @rfabrun.
gen lonmeln, 0ie ibnen im 0ienite
Der Ieaierllng ipdter bon Nnseit
m1ren.
Sr 8bite betr1dtet eS aud oIs
iebr luicbtig, oaB mir IN ie6er Saiipts
Itaot nit cinein 8otihalier o6er @e.
ionoten eit cigeneS @'ebdlioe belisen.
Gr giebt bicriiir feline @riinoe al nno
erlpGbnt beionoers Die Sitrotion in
GonItdntinopeI, no, troboem iuir
BORT 6oS Seben bon dmerifonilden
9iirgerrt nlnlentlid Diiilion1ren,
belhiiben miiiicn, infer Ouortier oft
70 ormiclig it, ouB lid bic Gingebo-
rcuen ooriiber lliitig MAIDEN II. man
oiBeroem ben angriffen oeS Wfo6s
lit. gr 1T olld) Der glnIid)t,
oob boS Sol1r Der 9otidofter aiif
S20, 900 ltno bnsieniae Der onbereit
Diplomoten entipredeno erbobt tuer-
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