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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-18
MILLIONS CREDITED
To INDIANS
House Considers the APP
priation Bill and Pre-
sents Interesting Statistics
TRIBES INCREASING

WASHINGTON. Dec 1.-THE House
began the week before the Christmas
holidays with 3 determination to dis
pose % as much legislation as possible
for the more active work which viii
devolve upon II when Congress again
cozvenes To this end several small
bills were passed under suspension OF
the rules.
Consideration OF the Indian appro-
p-iation bill carrying sS,203.o00. was
begun today in the House Il was
shown that Indians have today in The
United Stapes Treasury funds amount
ing 10 s35.3S5.0 600 upon which an an
nnal interest IS paid amounting 10
sI.7-5-Qoe- The Government pays TO the
Indians annually under treaty obliga-
lions more than three-cuarters Of q
million dollars The lands owned by
the Indians outside OF the Territories
amount 70 5I,zzs.0a0 acres. or an av-
erage for every man. woman and child
OF 81 acres. Represen ta1ive Sherman
denied that the Indian is gradually
disappearing and said that statistics
show that last year there were 3ls
more births than deaths
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By Appointment Clerk Sornberger in
the department OF justice. in the pres
ence OF Bonaparte's predecessor. Will
liam H Moody. assistant attorney
general. the solicitor general and the
principal officers OF the department of
justice
When William H Moody today en-
tered upon his duties as an associate
justice OF the Supreme Court Of the
United States he brought the court
Up 10 its full membership He was
indicted into Office at the beginning
OF today's sitting Of the court
AS soon as the opening session had
been announced by the court crier
Chief Justice Fuller proclaimed the
presence OF the new associate saying
Il gave him pleasure TO present him to
the members OF the bar Under in
structions OF the chief justice. the
clerk then read MooGy's commission
and administered TO him e second oath
commonly known as the judicial oath
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-18
INDICTMENTS MAY
Be RETURNED

Los ANGELES. Dec 17.-The inves-
tigation by the Federal Grand jury
into alleged rebates by the Santa Re
and one or two other railroad COM
psnieS. which was begun several weeks
ago is being prosecuted with increased
vigoT- and il is expected that report
viii be made by the end OF the pres
ent week Rumors are current that
indictments viii be found
Counsel for the Santa Fe and United
States District Attorney Lawlor had a
spirited argument in court today over
q subpoena issued for H z Cole. chief
clerk in the claims department. Of the
road. which counsel for the company
sought to have quashed- The subpoena
called for the production Of important
papers and records which the railroad
evidently desired should not be brought
Into court Judge Wellbern. however.
decided in favor OF the Government
Attorneys for the Santa Fe AZ once an
nounced thar. they would ask a ruling
on the point from the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals
Il was also learned today that Virgil
S2ppenheld. the former clerk OF the
Santa Fe, who is now serving a ninety
day sentence ia the county jail for en-
bezzlement- has been before the Grand
Jury every day for a week Sappsn-
field has claimed that he was IN pos
session of important Information rela-
tive 70 rebate granting.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-18
PERKINS FAVORS
PACIFIC FLEET
Will Urge Secretary of
Navy Metealf to Recog
nize Need for Patrol
WANTS BIG STATION
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

WASHINGTON. Dec. 17.-Senator
Perkins viii urge upon Secretary Of
The Navy Metcalf the necessity for
the establishment Of at least one great
naval station on the Pacific Coast It
should be located. Senator Perkins
thinks. either at Brenlerton or Mare
Island Senator Perkins is in favor of
building Government vessels in yards
which ne hopes VIII be established and
he will Ike always TO see at least one
ship on the stocks He is also in favor
OF having all the transports in the
Pacific repaired al the yard. Senator
Perkins said today that he will direct
Secretary MetcaiTs attention TO the
Importance Of having one-half the war
ships Of our navy on the Pacific Coast,
which ne would have patrolied from
Puget Sound TO San Diego. The SEN
a1or says that what he wishes 10 ac-
complish in this direction does net
mean that he apprehends that the
United States is TO have trouble with
Japan. but that he believes the naval
strength in the Pacific should be in
creased and maintained on general
principles. Senator Perkins brought
this matter TO the attention of ex-
Secretary OF the Navy Bonaparte at the
last session OF Congress. but@obtained
no results.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-18
HAYES WANTS HIS
BILL PASSED
Will Move to Have Law to
Exclude japanese Heard,
Favorably or Otherwise
WOULD FORCE ISSUE
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO The CALL.

WASHINGTON. Dec 17--Dele cations
from California. Oregon. Washington,
Utah and Idaho have been called for to-
morrow afternoon 70 arrive at some
definite course of action with respect
to japanese and Chinese matters. par
ticularly with reference 10 exclusion
Representative Hayes will move at this
meeting that a committee be appointed
to the House either with favora BILE or
unfavorable recommendation of the bill
he introduced at the last session ex-
tending the Chinese exclusion law TO
the Japanese and requiring all Japan
csc in the United States TO register
within year
Senator Flint has decided to be one
OF a party TO go to Panama next Fri
day 70 investigate the situation in the
canal zone IN regard TO the employment
of Chinese coolsc labor Probably ali
the members OF the California deiega-
tion viii go TO the isIhmus except
representatives Hayes, McLachlan and
Engelbrigh1 and senator Perkins SEN
ator Fulton Of Oregon and Representa-
tive Howell OF Utah will also be with
the party
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negotiating for the purchase of all first
class American ships on the Pacific and
expressed the opinion that the purchase
of the Pacific Mail OF Hill line by Japan
would almost certainly result in q
freight agreement with japan extend
ing over an American railway He also
assured the President that the Japa-
nese lines running TO this country gave
rebates and other advantages 10 Japa-
nese merchants in the United States.
with the result that American mer-
chants have been driven 10 the wall
The sailing Ship Owners Interna-
tional Union was also discussed with
the President by Humphrey. who
showed that il included English French
and German sailing ships and repre-
scented more than 1.336.ooo tons Its
printed agreement showed that its pur-
pose was TO raise rates on American
freight. and already. Humphrey said. il
had increased rates Oh wheat from q
Pacific Coast port 10 Europe from SIPS
to $3.50 ton.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-18
MARYLAND ron STATE RIGHTS


WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-As a result
of Secretary Roots speech in New York
last week advocating the extension OF
the power OF the Federal Government
over those of the States In important
questions involving treaty law an old
fashioned federalistic- State rights de-
bate viii begin in the Senate immedi-
ately after the holiday recess Mary
land is taking up the challenge thrown
down by the administration and SEN
ator Raynsr Of Maryland to-day intro
duced the following resolution:
Resolved That in the opinion Of The Senate
the functions OF the Chief Executive should be
limited 10 the performance Of the duties as
signed 20 him br the constitution and by tbs
laws passed IN pursuance thereof. and that there
should ~ 10 interference by the Chief ExecEfiE sc
with the legislative or judicial department IF The
Government WITH the reserved rights Of iac
States and the lezsslz lire judicial and exes-u-
tire departments Of the Government. Ehfca
should be forever kept separate szd distinct
Ard resolved further. that the States hs Te NO
authority 10 surrender any IF their reserved
rights under the constitution TO the Federal Cox
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-18
.DE[MAs SILENT ON
THAW DEFENSE
California Lawyer Arrives
In San Jose and Shows
Reticence About Trial
MODEST AS To SELF
SPECIAL DIsrA1cH 10 ZEE CALL


SAN JOSE. Dec I'D NJ Delmas.
engaged as chief counsel by Harry K
Thaw 70 defend him for the murder OF
Stanford White. is in San Jose 10 argue
two cases before the local courts He
IS representing Alexander Bauer OF
Chicago. who is being sued by William
Wehner on promissory note. and in
the case Of Louis Mcneil against Frank
Mclaughlin. administrator.
Has any lire OF defense been decided
upon IN the Thaw easeZ Dein,as was
asked
NO one can tell now what line will
be followed BY the defense was his
reply The case will come up early IN
January
lected because yoa were known 10 have
been successful n other cases where
the -unwritten law was used 10 free
the accused"
= WAS retained n this case because
I was a lawyer" Delm7s answered.
with smile
How did IL happen that you were Sc
leteed out Of the hundreds OF thousands
Of lawyers in tbs United States 10 take
this case. in which the Tnaw millions
are invoived7
Tnat can not say
You have been successful IN other
similar cases. have Ton nOt7
That is a personal matter and has
nothing to CO with the Thaw case.
which | must decline 20 discuss IN any
way. shape or form said Delmas. with
an air Of fnaliry
Delmas announced that he now had
his ofzce IN New York and thar his
plans we're made 70 remove his family
20 that city as soon as the Mcneil case
IS finished
The railroad tickets have been
bought for the return Of myself and
family 70 New York Delmas said We
will leave on December IS
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-18
PASSENGER TRAIN
BURNS IN WRECK
Buffalo Local. Is Thrown
From Track by Crash
Against Two Freight Cars
ENGINEER WILL DIE

ROCHESTER,. n Y. Dec 1.-THE
New York Central train known as the
Buffalo Local" a fast train running
between New York and Buffalo, was
wrecked about q mile east of Palmyra
this afternoon The engineer was IA
tally injured and the entire train. with
the exception of one Pullman ear. was
burned
A local freight was taking water at
the pumping station when another
freight ran into the rear Of the first
freight. knocking the caboose and a
coal car over on the passenger track
The crew started 70 flag the Buffalo
local" which was due. but before this
could be done the local crashed into the
heavy coal car. throwing the engine
down an embankment- The baggage
car was thrown partly Of the rails,
but none of the other cars left the
track Every one in the passenger cars
was badly shaken up. but none was
seriously injured Engineer Harris of
the passenger train. who. b. sticking
TO his post. probably saved many lives.
was terribly injured
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-18
Orders Are Issued
to Army Officers

vASHIyGTON. ID. C.. Dec
A First Lieutenant
w Harold W. Cowper L. or
dered from Washington,
ID. c. to report 10 the COM
mandiBg ofRcer at the Presf-
do. san Francisco. for duty.
Captain Louis VI. huffman
VIII report to the commanding
general of the Philippines Divf-
sion to relieve Captain Frank
A. Cook Captain Cook. after
being relieved, VIII proceed TO
San Francisco.
lieved from duty IN sam Fran
cisco. Will proceed te sail from
San Francisco March and re-
port TO the commanding gem
eraI of the Philippines Divf-
sion. relieving Captain Harz,fI-
tom 8 Hawkins
Second Lieutenant Arthur E.
Boyce, Fifteenth. Infantry. Will
report in person TO Lieutenant
Colonel George III. Torney.
president OF the exsErfainE
board n the PresidiO. san
Francisco.
Colonel Richard E. Thomp-
son - relieved from further
duty In this city and VIII pro-
coed to San Francisco and re-
port for duty TO the command
ing general
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-18
JAPAN AFTER AMERICAN SHIPS
ConEressmen. Supporting Subsidy Bill.
Explain sftuatiea 10 President

WASHINGTON. Dec 17--President
Roosevelt's message on ship subsidy
which will be presented TO Congress
shortly after the holidays. IL is believed,
will support the Gallinger subsidy bill
as passed by the Senate. but the House
committee on merchant marine and
fisheries probably will report the bill so
amended that IL viii merely offer sub
vention TO mail steamers between this
country South American and Oriental
ports.
Representatives LittleHeld of Maine
Humphrey of Washington and several
other members of Congress who are
supporting the ship subsidy called on
the President today and furnished him
information concerning American ship
ping for use in his message
Humphrey called the Presidents at
tention TO the fact that japan had been
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-18
BANKS COULD NOT CONTRIBUTES
TIIIman Hill WoEid PAT stop 10 Dona-
tiOa 10 CamRaIEn Funds

WASHINGTON. Dec 1.-THE Till
man bill. foroidding national banks
and other corporations authorized by
Congress. as we'll as corporations in
general. from contributing 70 election
funds. was considered today By the
House committee or elections OF Pres
iden1 and Vice President. which de-
eided unaniT10GsIy TO report the mat
ter farorSbly. With the addition OF an
Imprisonment clause as well as i'm
position OF fine for Offenders
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-18
70 FREE ROAD FRoM TAx

WASHINGTON. Dec I7-Delegate
Waskey introduced q resolution in the
House today providing that the Tanana
Railroad Company Of Alaska be re
lieved during the period Of construc-
ton and FIVE years thereafter from the
payment OF q license tax OF 800 .
mile per annum-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-18
TO INVESTIGATE COMBINATION

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Senate
today agreed to q resolution presented
by Senator Eansbrough. directing the
Department of Commerce and Labor
to make an investigation of the com
binatien or trust organization known
as the International Harvester Com
pany. engaged in the production and
sale of farm machinery. The investi-
cation is to ascertain if a combiu
in restraint OF trade exists
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-18
BIG sun FOR IRRIGATION
First Designation of Money for Recia-
NATION Wholly Within stntc

WASHINGTON. Dec 17--Representa-
tive Nckinlsy today secured from Sec
rotary Of the Interior Hitchcock an
order granting ss50.0o0 from the recla-
nation service fund for the use Of the
Orland Water Users AssOcis ton. sub
sect 10 the usual conditions The money
is 70 be utilized IN the construction OF
z dam On Sandy Creek. which will
supply water for the irrigation OF r.
600 acres This IS the first designation
q money for irri CATION purposes wholly
within the state OF California
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-18
MEXICO Is WILLING
Assenf< TO Propositions That Americas
Eaeiaeers Close Imserial Canal Break

WASHINGTON Dec. 1.-THE Mex
lean Government has assenred TO the
proposition Of the state Department
that United states engineer officers
shall enter Mexico for the purpose
OF closing the break IN the walls OF
the Imperial Canal which - causing
the formation Of the Salton Sea SEN
ator Flint Of California VIII introduce
q bill IN Congress after the holiday
recess making an appropriation 70 de-
fray the cost OF the work.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-18
UTAH SENATORS ASK FAVOR

WASHINGTON. Dec. 17--Senators
Sutherland and Snnoot OF Utah today
urged upon President Roosevelt the
appointment OF Arthur B Hayes. now
solicitor Of internal revenue in the De-
part.nent of Justice. to succeed James
c McReynolds. assistant attorney
general whose prospective retirement
has been announced. Hayes is from
OEllen I-rah
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Helleay vacation at Del uonte

Here's yorr CHARGE fer ten daTs' outinr Ed
joT tie varied -ecreafiors possible 81 De- No1te-
Remember rhe climate al Del Noate az this
Seesan Is the p3easa1reSf q the year. Special
holiday railway rates December - % lamar
D iacluSive- 81 Through ps-lor cars both
WAYS. leave San Francisco daily q n 3
o. m Connecting trains leave First and Bread
xzy- Oakland-S-57 n and 2-S5 p 4 daily
Inquire any Southern Pacl1c sgent
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WASHINGTON Dc 1.-The House
today discussed a bill validating about
% 0oo certificates OF naturalization
which were issued By courts the clerks
Of which failed 10 inquire whether per-
sons 10 whom the certificates Were
issued were anarchists or not The
bin was defeated 1wo-thirds having
failed TO vote in its favor under sus-
pension OF the rules II VIII be called
zp Under committee call later
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-18
CATTLE CARS ARE SCARCE
Western Raisers sfemorialize Senate,
Declares Conditions DiseournsinE

WASHINGTON. Dec. I'm present
ing to the Senate today memorial
from the cattle raisers OF the west
ern States. Mr. CuIberson said the cat
tie raisers were suffering more extern
sive damage at this time from short
age of cars and bad service from the
transportation companies than from
diseases or cattle. limited markets and
all other causes combined He ex-
pressed the hope that the memorial
would receive speedy CONSIDERATION
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-18
BILL FOR BLOCK SYSTEM

WASHINGTON. Dec 1Ls-RepreSenta-
tive Hardwick of Georgia introduced
a bill today requiring all railways TO
install the block system and providin z
that railway telegraphers shall be
licensed.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-18
CALIFORNIA PosTMAsTERs

WASHINGTON. Dec 17-Postmasters
appointed CalifoTnia-Echo Mountain.
Los Angeles County. James H Mcguire.
vice J. ? Turner. resigned. Gardena.
Los Angeles County, Alonzo 2 Ham.
vice c E Wallin. resigned.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-18

Xmas noveltie@baskets. boxes. ia
Bile favors. California glace fruit-at
Roncovieri-s- 1881 Fillmore st Largest
assortment of Italian chocolates in the
city Prices reasonable
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AGREES TO ADJOURN

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE Senate
today agreed TO the holiday adjourn
ment, which provides that if adjourn
ment occurs next Thursday il shall be
until January g
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-18
Erressnr psrrTrss OK ST.

BELGRADE PRINTERS OK sIRIzEBeI-
grade. Sfrvia- Dec. 17--As the result q 4
printers strike no 1ezs9sg crs n this ctr we're
issued today Newspaper pr0p-5sfprs declare
that the Government o-Esnized The strike n
der 70 render X impossible 70 make editorial
comment sTld thus facilitate the passage Of 4
biz aailrr-f1irr q fn-eiEn lcar.
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=. .. SSilliams s BRO. So.
gfur III bic III Waibiugton Muenue.
6eri6tli6eS.

Die @eI6porsnen in benz Wfafia
Sale sesen Yaul Erappi uno @uiieppi
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ratbuns uon "a Stunoen nidt einissn
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gen eiHsu Babriprud fir idulcis wa.
rem. Das Publitum lit uon osm sluss
gang jiemli6 sntriiitet. ou allSemeines
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muroe.
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msldsr Dor Mouutsfriit in Der Gruu'
tsnbeit su Sresu Rioss iOl6eH &aoau
ma6te, wuroe oss abidisBsus pom 5su'
srpaffeu i6hlOis bsiunosn uno Su 500
Strafs uno ben Soften, iowis aud swsi
Wfonaten 9eiauSuiB uerurtbeilt.
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Gin 0ierbune =?

stus gsrlin plro semeloet: slus Jus
perldilissr Suslls lit in Griabruus &C.
bra9t pOroeu, OaB Ssaiier @ilbelm,
aaiisr Srau; Soiepb, Der Gar unO aO'
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in MaOrio Suiammentreiien werosn.
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Dreibuno eiusn YierbunO ju MAIDEN,
in Grpusuns ss;Ossn wsrSen iol, weiB
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unb baB aud Die enslii6 ruiiiids
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fen Der @ssenitanO baufiser uno ernitet
8elprsdunsen mar, beute auf 3iemlid
Idwadeu 5iBen itebt.
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,l. Grtra outer gNertt iiir 1a eents
Werth ees Wannes.

Sn Der abtbeiluns fir Opbtbalmos
losie Der Gmerican Dieoicat NiioeiatiOn,
bic in ben Rdumen Der msoi,inilden
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ben 8srtb sines Wiannss in ben Der.
ifieoenen alteritufen. Sin 9nabs i'm
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25 Sabrsu rsprdientirt er ben bS6iteu
SBertb. nGmlid S., ,4s8.O3, nimmt oann
allmablid ab. bis sr i'm 9lltsr pon 20
Sabren einen 0ertb uon nur $17.13 re.
praisntirt. Der Sadmann rspraisntirt
ben b0diteu 8ertb I'M alter BON 40
ssabren, nGmlih $3O,344.6S.
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q anf an Nlle.

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Sdreibsn. wsldss fir iid ielbit ipri6t,
ju uerOifentlihsn:
philadelphia, 8. Stunt 1906.
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3weises.
Sebr sscbrter 9errl
Sabeu sic bic Site, alien Serrsn,
bic uns bel unierem fiiriliheu 8eiuhe
in scranton nit 10 uiel Ssrilidteit ent.
sesen famsn. 9errn Orc. .S.9eramer's
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ebsnio ben oeutidsu Yereiuisunssn uuo
Der beutidsn Preiie. gang bsionoers
Serrn Sris @aSuer fir Die Giuleituns
Der Srsaniia tiOus.Grbeiteu. @ir reds
nsn iider auf Die Gutienouus sines Ds'
lssatsn mad Pittsburs.
Sodadtsuo uuo nit osutidsm @ruB
Sbr ersebsner
aoolpb Iimm,
Suuoes.Ssfrstdr.
522 8eit Ssbisb auenue.
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$Cultthutt N SptU StlehpupH h ~SaI9>
inston, .. g., purbe pom Blis setrofs
fen. Inter ben 2riimmeru erbielten
msbrsre arbsiter lebsnsseidbrlite Ser'
lesunsen.
- 9Snis Sietor emanuel bat Snrd
ben Winiitsr fur auswartise auselesen'
beiteu befannt ssben laien, oaB es ibm
Ysrsuiissu MAIDEN wbroe, ben ihm Don
Der Ysnniplpania uniueriitdt iussoah'
ten Gitsl sinss Gbrenoottors Der Re4te
anjunebmen.
- Die Berlinsr Sanbslsfammer
bereitst cine Dsri6t iiber Die uon
ben Ssrsinistsn Stuuten Deutidlanb
bswillisten 3OlerleidteruuseH an Die
Re9ierun9 Dor.
- Die bsutidsu Eruppen batten an
A. Sum- eineu bsitiSeu Sampi NIT ben
SottsntOtten Swiideu NSarmbac uno
Dem Siib 5luB Su bsitebeu unc biiBtsn
in oisism Sampf ,wei SifiSiere uno a4t
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ben Swar in Die Sludt seidlasen ;
absr Der 6ibrsr Der oeutideu 9ruppen
firdtst, oaB iis ii4 iammeln uno in Der
na6iteu 3eit eiusn usueu slnsriff pasen
meroen.
- Inter Der auiiidt oes rSeetbopen
Wiannerdor" BON 9etblebem wiro am
na6lten Montas cine sroBartise 6eier
oss rDeuti9en Eases" auf bem Setb'
lsbsm SairSruuoe absebalten weroen.
Su Ysrbinbuns oanit piro Der 8eetbos
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ielt ieisru. Wtor9ens I'M 10 llbr mirO
cine Puraoe ourd Die 8stblsbems itatt.
finosn, moran iid aud cine 9lnjabl Sc
lauauersiue unoerer StGote betbeili9eu
meroen.
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wiro uui GinluOuuS uon BrGiiosn
;Somes uuo benz Ssnat Der Staatsuui
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