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Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-26
PRIESTS FORM THEMSELVES
 INTO UNION
Was Direct Result of Coming Into Force of Separation Law20bject of Union Is to Secure Better Prices.
Special Cable to Review.D
 By Henri Dubois.

PAMS, May 25---PaTfs has practically abolished the guiilotine from its midst Now there is a question as to whether it is absolutely necessary to have such a gruesome institution in the city as the Morgue, and wheth- er Instead of only removing it. it cannot be done away with altogether
 The statistics just issued show that under the present conditions the Aorgue is absolutely necessity in the city. It is stated that during the year. 1908, 1.166 bodies were taken 70 the Morgue. Amongst them were ll3 persons who had come to violent deaths, 290 of whom were men and 123 of whom were women.
 If the Morgue is abolished altogeth. CT what will the authorities do g'itli these bodiesg To take them to the nearest police station would not prove nearly as convenient as to take them to such place as the Morgue.
 Another result of the coming into force of the Separation Law is that twenty-one parish priests of the di5- cese of Paris have formed themselves into q Trades Union, under the Iegu- lation of the law on syndicates passed in 1884. Interviewed on the subject N Sovlange Bodin, vicar Of the church of Notre Dame de Pla:sance. said.
 we are in reality only a co opera tive society, but as We require a legal personality we have registered our selves as syndicate according to the law. Our object is neither political nor religious. but since the Separation of Church and State in France we have been thrown on our oYn re sources and have had to pr2rtice economy. We found out that tyr fcrra- ing ourselves into body we could get everything much cheaper than if we stood alone.
 We now all our necessities in one. lot and OUT goods and provisions cost about one-third less than ;i'ey used to. Thus in my church I use about one hundred tons Of coal Ter annum By combining vita my cot leagues we are able to get OUT coal about 10 franc cheaper per ion. And tbas it Is with everything we bu~
 On June 10th, in the city of R1rCn there is to 5e q competition of peace dogs open to oogs of all nationaIif'a.. Prizes to the value of about S509 are to be distributed, the points on which the competitors will be examined bains--the search for a man on zi-IsI area: Jumping barriers; stop ping stray dogs; the rapid hunt for belp when the master is in danger; the search for person whose clothes have simply been sniffed: keeping guard over a recumbant man whom
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-26
Iook;no Forward.

Do you think the time will ever come when every one will fiyT
 "It may. But if 1t does hope I'll not have to live near the people who are our next door neighbors now. I know they would be running in every day or two to borrow our wings."-Chi- cago Record Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-26

was not immediately. filled up.
 The next day stSfled cries were heard from the grave, and the mayor and doctor were hUrriedly fetched. The coffin was opened,k and the corpse tried to rise. The shroud had been torn to pieces in her struggles. The docser raised her to sitting DO sition, but although her heart. was still beating she was very soon dead.
 Carmen Melis. the beautiful prlma donna at the constanzi Theatre at Rome, is grief-stricken at the arrest of her fiance, Humbert Cariola, on numerous charges of fraud.
 Plans were far advanced for the wedding Of the actress and Cariola, whom she believed to be South American millionaire. He Is declared by the police. however, to he not a millionaire, but an expert and re- sourceful criminal
 Cariola was arrested while he was visiting the house of Mile. Melis, and was literally dragged from her arms. The actress is so seriously affected by the shock that she is unable to ap- pear in public
 Jackals kidnapped a baby from its cradle at Phillippeville. Algeria. The mother who was sitting near the era de on the verandah. was called in dors by her husband for few nm utes. When she returned, the child had vanished, and the cradle had been knocked over.
 An infants bones were found next day in a neighboring wood. with a string of beads which the stolen baby had been wearing. Undoubtedly the child had been carried away and de youred by jackals. which swarm in the environs of Algerian towns.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-26
A cnnsrn,.s p...iri..

Miss Cheerie = We'll. auntie, you're looking much improved today. Are you feeling better? Mrs. Kronick-No, I ain't no better. Mebbe I'm not so bad as I was, but I ain,t bit better Cleveland Leader.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-26

the dog is to prevent from moving either hand or foot: Keeping guard over several men, the men at the time trying to escape. attacking a man who is defending himself with a stick.
 It is hoped by the authorities that the police of Belgium and Germany will send dogs so that the French will have a chance of judging for them selves what a great help a dog can be to a policeman on his rounds. Thus far the movement is still In it's infan- cy in France, but the experiment has proved a success and the policemen are singing the praises of their as sistants.
 A University has been discovered In Paris which guarantees to turn out the perfect woman"
 It Is the Universlte des Annales. and the opinion Of its foundress. Mime. of the sanest and soundest institu- tiors yet devised for making women still more womanIy."
 The Universite des Annales works on original lines. In one class room a group of pretty girls will study poet ic dressmaking and the art of design ing picturesque frocks. In the lee tpre hall the students will be regaied with a lecture on "Woman's Coquet- ry."
 This novel curriculum. it is, contend ed, will minimize the danger of the sweet girl graduate developing into the dreaded blue stocking"
 I, yesterday consulted a well-known beauty culturist who has lately urged the necessity of reform in the educa- ton of women.
 T entirely agree with Mime. Bris- sons methods" she said, "and if this system of education were adopted we should not only have more beautiful and graceful women, but more inter esting ones.
 "A thorough knowledge of the three 'R's' is, of course, necessary. but for higher mathematics would substitute the study of Looking cheerful when dead tired It is the most difficult lesson to learn in the whole world.
 That such study is necessary can be decided if a critic will notice the expressions of the women of our country as they sit in motor-omni- busses or loiter outside the snops Their mouths are set in a grim line, and their faces are puckered up. into an expression of patient endurance They are tired, and they show it.
 "A lecture on 'woman's Coquetry would sound f1ippant in 2 university and will probably call down the criti- cism of advanced women. But is it so absurd? Coquette is a word that has been confounded with flirt- It has an entirely different meaning. The girl who learns the art of gentle. harmless coquetry will win friends wherever she goes.
 Beauty culturists and physical ex- ercise instructors are to; be found today, but one branch of a woman's education has been sadly neglected. There are no classes to teach the art of happiness under all the study of how to be a bright and amusing companion to tired husband or the mysteries of personal fascination The univer- sity which can provide classes in all these subjects will turn out the per feet woman
 Pacnt,od fon late frop, a li.-ipo
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-26

CseverHess is serviceable for every thing. sufficient for nothmg.-AmIel
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-26

Rescued too late from a living tomb, a woman has died at Mont de Marsan, in the Landes. from the ef- fecIs of being buried alive
 The unfortunate woman. the wife of farmer, had been i'll for a long time, and cataleptic fit was mistaken for death. She was placed in coffin and buried, but the grave
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

erfitat, melher Johann ais GrGiioent
Der Gompagnie 9eiu0blt mur6e.
Ser 8erit6erllngs Sono belief iidl
om 81. 1e5ember 1906 ouf $976444.-
80; Der 3umo6S iiir oos Sobr ipor
SOS, 1893. IA.
81 @noe oeS SabreS Itanoen ouf
Scr elite Oes Yenlions-9 eportements
100 @%ngeiteltt, itno Die rpG6reno oes
Sabres be5ablten Eeniionen beliefen
iif otf $36,3tt.74.
% Der Ero5entinb bon InaeIteIl.
ten 5mild)en fiinflulbieds3ig uno lieb.
sig Sobren, Die iid Oas Yripileg oes
&ubegeboltS 81 9tltbe MAIDEN, mddJlt,
miro eS meiie erod)tet, cine gr0bere
Sermiutgung fiir oen BenIions=6ono
nllS5llpertcrL un0 ocSbalb miro ben
Iftiondren Elm 9ei6l1tB fir cine or.
b0bung oeS 6onos olf $4,000 inter
breitet mer0en.
Die glftionGre iperoen auBeroem er-
iitft meroerl Die altersgren5e fir ben
0ienIteintritt oitf fiinfunopier3ig an.
ltott fiinfunOoreiBig, feit5uieten.
IS gerei6t Sbrcm 0ireftorirm gum
&crgnilgen, ieinen Ionf an Die Be
onften unO NngeiteQtcn fir Srcle 1t.
Gii6tigfeit olls5uipre6en, Die Tie in
Der GrfiiQung ibrer EfliGten nab.
reno 0e8 %pergangenen Sa6reS belpie.
len.
Nm Nllftrage ser 9eb0r0e
SameSW cGrea,
Fr1lioent.
Sir getrelte 9bidrift
Stepben@ W. @ +
SefretGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

Gin nelter @epHdluoggon purDe
nmgebout ais Griob fir eilen alten
@epddmoggon, melder Der Gqllipi.
rltng fiir Die @rbdltung 0eS Sabntors
pers 5i,gelpieien morOen NOR,
3e6n &obiiien mo 5lueihunoert uno
fiinfunOpier5ig flod)e nno Elm 6rodt-
moggon murben gebout o0er getaltft
5llm tbeilweiien Griat fir 5erItortc
ODER perfouite @oggonS uno einbln-
BERT uno fiiniunOiicb5ig Dor uno
fiinibunocrt unO nellu @onboIa-SSog=
0ors mllrben mittelit y9ur SruIt".
S%ereinborung gebaut gum Grlob elmer
gleid)en Nl5obl otter 6rud)tuoggonS
nit geringcr 2o6eidigfeit.
Gie bier beigciiigten Ibred)nnngen
uno IltSmeiie gcben Iufidlltb iiber
oen %finon5iellen 3uitallo Der Gompog-
ME. SIS lit eriiAtlih, bob mGbrenO
bes SobreS Sbr Belts an Nftien Der
Baltimore . Ohio 9obn : Gpmpags
ME" ourd cine bon iener Gompognie
porgellommene 3uneiiung ST Yori
geipod)icn it, uno Dob Sbre gftielt
Ser oGbeinpcotc . Ohio f. 9obn" Der
fault uutoen. Scr @eipinn aus bic
fem Gertouf lit Dem @eiuinn. nno
&erluit-Gonto nebit Dem 5llgute ge-
id)rieben moroen. Der aus DEM Mis-
taltlb Der BON >Sbnen beleIiencn Yrio-
1tS-Iftien Ser nIaegbenp-Golcn-
9obn" gcgen nte gftien Der nEenn-
Iplponio-9 abn" entltanb.
Sbr 0irettorirm bat nit %tieilter
Srouer Oen am %. Ge5ember 1906
eingetretenen SOD oes Srn. Sleronoer
s. GoiIott, 6cS Er1libenten Der Som.
pognie, ST. berid)teil. Ser Gaiiott
murbe am q. Sllli 1873 5um 8erc-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uto am %. 9e5em.
Der 1874 gum DISQUALIFICATION er-
.uablt, pelfen Yoiten er bis 81 ieiner
Helignotion an /. Stfober 1882 intc
bate. Gr mllrOe anl 10. Snni 1899
6ltln Erolioeutcn erlp1hlt ulN hottc
pnrocm filr picrltnb5lpor5lg Sabre I'M
utterbrodep OILS ciner Der Ntreftoren
gc0icnt. SGinc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mar cine ercigniBpollc III Der Gntuide-
lun0 OeS Sron3portaeid)IftS beS San-
oes, mo oieier Gonnpognie fam Der
pole Gortbeil %ietrler ailsnabnllifen
Subiefetten ullo m%eiiterboften 6iib-
rung 81 8ilte. Sem 600 lit Elm ber-
Der Gerlilit fir ole Gompognle unO
fir allie, Die nit ibm in Der Serrual.
tnn9 Sbres Gigentbums pereint pa'
ret.
Hohocm ST.. @aune IacTeagb ulS
0ireftor reiignirt butte, ipitroe Die
Gafon5 an s. Sonnar 1907 olrd) Die
G%rmdbliillg bcS Srn. Santes WtcGrea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

0enoe BON od)t gro3ent unO Oie fGQig
l%Deroenoen Inleiben 0ea yGar EruitS"
be3ablt muroen, nonod) cine Silan5
BON ST ,330,094.43 pcrbleibt. 9ieie
9ilal5 pltrbe nit 0en orBeroroent-
liden 9luSgaben beloitet, Die aus Dem
I'M lebten Sabre ollSleporfenen 6oro
nidt beItritten mllroclL 1llo nit Dem
8etroge bon 100000, fiir 5ufiinftlge
0bnli6e Ser6eIierlmgen 6eItimmt,
lp16ren0 ser Heit Oon $229,5ft.S7
Qltf ooS @eminn. ut0 &erluItsGonto
ilbertrngqn lpuroe. Nus Dem Sbeile
oeS llcberi6uB : GcroieniteS, biSber
iiir Ben Nusbau beS SpItemS 6enllbt,
mllroe am If. Ge5embcr 1906 cine
4lftien d. IipioenOe pou 1912 Fro3ent
erflGrt, nit Ser jenc2 Gonto belaItet
m1roe, ga inn Der UcUinn 5u9eIdries
ben moroen mar, Ser Nlts ben Terfolls
ren Don SefuritGtcn ans ibrem
Sdabamt mGbren0 Oc5 Sobres err
lrltG3.
Die oeridieoenen @oiteR Scr ouBer.
gemo6nlidcn 9lllslagCl fitr 0a5 Der
i%Ioiicnc Sobr paren:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

Wnn miro ieben Dab sic gr0Bten
Tnsgoben waren: fir ole 5um 9etrieb
Der gnola'Oarb nGtbigen ISocilitGten,
bon benen SIRE Gompognic ibren
Sbeil bon einem gierteI beitrllg, uno
Die SoIenoung OeS bier @eleiie.Sp .
items na6 @ogo SSllnction, no sic
Gerbinoung NIT Der nieorigen Ni,
oeal-6ra6tlinie Ser .EenninIponia
Gilenbabn Gompognie" benerfItel-
ligt miro. Die iibrigen AuSgaben
lpuren fir Seiten- uno 2o9crungS.
@eleiie, meiterc Eoiiogier- II. 6rodt.
SacilitGten, @erf5euge mo Mai6i.
ncn uno Serbeiierungen IN Sbrer
gquipirung.
Sn Gerbinoumg nit oieien ol,Ber-
oroentli6en NllsBaben muB in DE.
trad)t ge5o9cn Werben, oub crit I'M
Sabre 1898 Sbrc Gerbienite cine gro
Bere glsgobe fir Iolde 3fpede mo9-
lid mahten.
Die beit6nbig falenben Srahtraten
uno Der periooiide Hiifgong in ben
Snoultrien botten ilir pieIe Sabre
Sbre Netto.g innobmen olif cincn
Stanb gebalten, ser, nod 3oblllno
Der Iipibenoe, einen MIR u~nbeoclltcn-
Den lteberiduB ergab. Nidt mir bieS,
lonoern oltdl piele Sbrer Sefurit1ten
botter mifgcbort, ei1ten iolfen @ertb
SIT beIiten, SIT Dem iic gebld)t poren;
uno I'M Sbrer Ibrcd)nung Die Chr
iihfeit 81 bemabrell, mllBte Sbr
lteberl6uBsGonto nit groBen Sum.
men beloItet iperoen. 9urf sic Elm.
geihlaaene conierbatipe 8eihdits.
fiibrung lit Sbre Gompagnie SIT elmer
ltarfen iinon5ieaen SteIlung gebradt
lporoen; ober oa in gnbetradt Der
SbatIahe, oob 9robe allsgobcn I'M
llmbmu Sbrer Clinic iiioli6 bon Yorf-
Sapen 9enlod)t mer0en mogen uiO
ferner boB fiir5lid Die 2obne Sbrer
Ineeitenten er66bt nuroen ltno oie
Ereile allen MotcrinlS geitiegen IiuO,
Sbrc slii@8obcn crbobt meroen, glullbt
bas Gircftorium, oob eS Dem Sntc-
reile Scr millionaire ON beiten oeoient
iei, bob sur 3eit oieicIbe conservative
8eihditSmetbooe fpeiter befol9t
meroe.
Sn ben @eleilen uno Nebciteeleiien
Ser 0eicQidaft par cine 3unabme
bon 1911 Meilen. 9ei ben Gepara.
tiiren nno grnelleruueen mlirben
6492 Sonnen nerer Stablibienen
unb 229,936 9abnihpellen 9eleet,
Slpei nelle Stonoarb 5raftIofo.
motipen muroen 5ilm Griot iiir 5ipci
nlte perfanite 6rad)tlofomotipcn be.
ihaift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
Nus Der Sunbesbauptitaotitaot.

Senat ltn0 Saus or6eiten an @aI6.
ington's 8eburtstag nit &oa.
onmpt. = @coGttniBfeier I'M
Senat. - Iltf Ser GrGiioent eilt
oiel bei6dftigter Mann. - Ser
reiit am No6nittog mad Bolton.
W 1blngton, ,. g., %. 6ebr.
- Der Senot be0ann feline 6eutige
Sitlng nit elmer 8eoGGtnibfeier fir
George @aibin1ton oeiien N6ifieos-
reoe Senator Surfett pon Re6rasfu
rerlaa. 9ei 0em 3riammentritt ma
rem feline 5iuan5ig Scnatoren anne
lenO. Snt Saltie pur0e Der 8eburt3-
tag @oibington'S niht weiter bqad)-
tet, ais oaB Der &aplan in ieinem sc.
bet oeIlelben @%rmGbnung tbat.
Ser ErGlioent Undergraduate belite
Die Giplomaten- uno &ouiittar : Ser.
ipilligutgsbia, 0ie critic oerartige
Wtabnabme, mel6e pom GongreB an
gellpmlnen muroe.
0nS 9rolpnsnillc llnteriildungSs
Gomite bat ii6 bis bis Wontag per-
ta9t.
Ger Senot einigte iid 6ellte ari
Oen CONFERENCE.-THE iiber Die le9is-
lathe, erefutiue uno SSlloi5ial : Ser.
mili9ungsbiQ. Senator Gullom err
flGrte, OaB Der Soften bon $4,000
titr llntern,d)ltng oa5u beitimmt iei,
i'm auslonse 6ori6ungen iiber Baum.
wol5lldt an5ulteQen, mo nit Oieier
G%rflaring CAB mani lid 5uirieoen.
Sbi6on eS Elm Matchmaker Seiertdg
nar, mar ser YrGiioent Sen gar3en
O'orgen nit amtsgei61iten iiber.
bGlft, sic er iomcit mie m0glid er.
leoi9tc, ebc er nit ieiner Satin Die
Hefie nad Bolton uno Groton, Mnii.,
ontrot, moiclblt bas Eoar ieine Sobne
beilt6t.
Gas SnlS.Gomite fir ipiIdenItaat'
liden &anoel fat bic Sopnienb-9ia,
lpelde Die @rnennung elmer Commit
lion our6 ben ErGIibenten, Die Arbei-
terluirren, nelde oen 5pii6enItaat-
lihen Sonoel 81 idGbigen oroben, 6ei'
legen jon, giinItig einberidtet. Die
GommiiIion ioa benz Gepartement fir
Sunoel unb arbeit 5ugeiellt meroen.
SCOT bei'm neuen
britiiden 9otfdater.
Sefret1r Goot ipeiIte beilte bel
Srn. 9rpce, benz teuen britilden
Sotidaiter. IN Solge ser abreile
oeS Trdiibenter &ooieoelt miro Sr.
Srpce oieiem crit nGhIte ISOLDE Dor
geltcnt iperoen f;nnen.
Siilfe tbut Notb.
Sm Stootsbeportement lief geitern
cine 0epeihe folgcnoen Sn6alts ein:
Petersburg, Hublano, %. 6ebr.
StaatSiefretGr, @aibington.
Die ruiiiihe Hotbe Greu5.8 eletllflaft
bot ieit ied)s WonatCn in Den Sutleer-
Tiitriften Die gtotb linOern belien
ilno orei WiQionen Gubel peraltsgabt,
lpiiroe inoeiien fir irgeno meld)e gu-
Benbiilie oonfbar ieir. HioOle (alne-
rifaniiher 9otid)aiter)."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

Gas Gihtige. - Ger Gbef eli.
SanoIungsbauies labet audi leine
iommtliden In9eltelten SIT elmer
notwithstanding, perbunoen nit
einem 5on5fr1n5den, Elm. "a iiebt
or neben Dem 9iiifet ieinen jiingIten
aommis, ser Elm 8efrorenes nod
Dem miberen perSebrt, unb ibm
freunoIi6it arf Die Sbnlter ihla-
eenb, iagt er gu oemielben: Sic
mein 2ieber, ih babe Sic als Gang
iino nidt oils Gisbar eingelaOen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
u d in y II.

@icn, %. 6ebnlar. SSn Der
bieiioen amerifaniiAer 9otifnft iano
o~citern Elm ginpfans ST gbren BON
&aibin9ton's @eburtstag Itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

S21s2T1OO5 Si50sS4030
Die Sonnen5obI fir aoten ouf Der Souptinie in 1906 mar 6t55S59
geto. 9onnen, cine 3unabtne bon 267O75 Sonnen.
Ie eeiamn1te Sonnen5ahl nod Baltimore mar 1915 9S Netto.Jon-
men, cine 3unabne bon 24702S 9etto5 onnen.
lie Gonnen5obI fur aobIen af Der ~2ptens' gauep Gienbabn" NOR
565649 Netto. 3onnen in 1906. cine Mbnubne bon 1886 9tetto5 omen.
Die SobIenS onnen5abl auf Der Sbnnotn Ition mar 26AO2o0
Getto-S onnen, cine 3uuabne BON 1872, $50 Hetto. 5onnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
Der eeufbe CORRESPONDENT saamose, sNsy sa"aas, ben "a. seb,nar 1907.

9e 8oblensGonnen3o6l uuf Der oGlnrro & &%iuiom5portG% tenbobn4
mar f,92I3lO Netto= Ionnen III 1906, cine 3rmabne Don 5t7130 Netto=
Ionncr.
Die @pbIen.Gonnen5obI onf Der pGlnrro & 2ofe Characterization"
mar f1S5375 9ctto lonnet in 1906, cine 3unubue Don 2S94i3 9etto-
3onnen.
Die gContmte 9cfor0crltng Don bituminoen &oblen wor l@71SSl
Neto Sonne1L cine 3una6nc BON 0S3G9 Ncttoslonreu, lO bon @ntbrd-
3nSfoblen 5U5732 Aeto.S omen, cine Mbna6me bon 40 t27 9Rto GOnz
men I'M Gergeid sum @orobre. 9e Sonner5obl Der beoen aloien belief
tb out 931I613 Netto=Ionnen, gegen S539661 HeHo GonnPn tpr cas-
porbcrgebenoe Sa6r, fonit cine 3unabnp bon S37952 Somncn i'm tbatlad)-
lben 9etroge Der tron8pottrten &oblen, obne &iidiibt ouf Die 9ln5abl Der
Gtpiioner, iber melde oteieHen tronsporttrt puroen. ~ L
Ser 9etrag OeS IN Den Gleootoren SIT Canton enpfnngcntt @ttretoes
mar:
1905. .... II 49t 42 NlNNE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

Nnr ein ,grnmu Euinine".
Hds lit 2aTatiue Nrpmu Giiinine. Iebnlib
berdnnfe Mlittei tlntcbeft muIldinlnl. Sa5 critic
unb ~oriainaie tablet aesen Grfdltln9 lit elm
ipeiRes Eadet nit ibmnr5ei1 nno rotberl Nnis
orud lino trdgt Die unterldrift bon g. y.
Wrpue. %. lS~ft14iSiSa;H)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
Cine 9(bna6nnc bon
90S74 9uldje(

Ser getrog os bon Sem lofolen Glepator GER. 2 in Baltimore ouf9es
nonmenen @etreioeS mGbrcno o5 Sabres mar 2796595 guihel, cine 3n.
nabne bon 2625O6 9uiheL.
Ole boupfafliten Nrtnel ser Coinage poren, nemn aobIen un0
81retoe, 9auboli giiencr5, iobrBrte GHemuaoren, Srubte unO Semitic
Genent -3eaehteine mn &of. ionic @etrolenn1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
IQgemeinc Scmcrfnn9cn.

Die ginnobmcn fir Sen 6rodt-
transport I'M 2allfe oeS SabreS iin0
beoeltteno bober ais in friiberen Sab.
ren, oo cine 3%unabne in ser 9ef0r-
oerltng bon alien Sorten 6rndt 81
per5eidneu lit, beion0er5 in bitltmi-
nolen &o6len; mGbrenO Die Ginnab-
men fiir Baiio9icr- 9eforOerrng e6en.
falls 5ltgcnomlnen 6oben. Die Sotal=
5u1obmc in9rutto- Gimlobmcn 6elGrft
iid ouf ST ,100,670.S5. "a it'd oic
llntoiten MIR I'm $507,St2.67 b0ber
I%tellten, lueiien Sbre Hetto.SeroienIte
bonn 9etrieb einen 3mpodS Don
$592,S5S.tS ouf bon oenen Sill
00t.33 2inien ~geborten, Die oltf elmer
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ontiiemittiden @r5eiie, melde nit Scr
3uitimmiillg Scr Niltoritotert bier bon
ser Union ser treiienH uiien" periibt
mitrben, iino I'M Ibnebmen begriffen,
bu Ser Erenlier Stolppin Dem @oll-
periteur 9aulbars itrenge @eiiung
ertbeilt bat, aitf Die llnterbriidung
iolder Iusidreitungeu 81 abten.
General Gaiilbars bielt, geitiitt bier
aut cine gonferenS nit oen bohiten
9eantell nb, uno eS lplr0e bel1lol.
fen, Den Witgliehern Ser Union 5i
cmpfeblen, Die Srbnnna aufreht 81
erbalten. God beitcbt General Saul
bars barauf, oaB bic uSdwar5ep
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Geitcr unb Sob, %erfroren.
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la reduction de los ArmamsntOs.
AstItud Do Italia.

La act'tud que observar6 Italia an Ia
pr6xima Confsreneia de Pas de La Haya,
ha quedado defnida en- Is C6maTs de Di.
putadoa poE 81 Ministro de RelacioneB Ex
tranieEag, scfor Tittoni.
La declaration del Ministro era espe'
Pada Csn mucho inteEes, especialmente por
los miembros del Cuerpo DiplCmStico y,
por 10 tanto, el salon entabs literalments
lleno de concuTTentss.
En- resumen, ell Befior Tittoni dijo que
81 Gobierno italiano estaba On favor dc Ia
imitaCi6n de los armamentos que estabs
pronto tambien & tomar paTte en- las dis
cusiones en- la Conferencia de La Haya;
pero que el Gobierno del Roy Victor Ma
nuel habfa acoTdado con las autoridRdes
de Alemania de Austria Hungrfa abs.
teneHga de pronunciar una opinion deciBivs
ConsscuanCia de Ia difcultsd que habis
para que todas las potenCias inteFesadal
aceptaTan ia soluci6n del problems.
El Ministro afiadi6:
''PEobablemente el PrCsidente del Con-
seio de Ministries de Inglaterra ha dichc
an Ultima palaera sobre el asunto y, POI
una parte, estoy convencido de que todal
Las naciones est6n de acuerdo en- conside,
rag 81 problems como impossible de resol
yer actualmente. Es, pueg, prefarible
dejaE SD discussion para tiempos mejoreB.
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