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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-12-26
WAR TALK Is SILLY
SECRETARY THINKS THAT JAPAN
is FIRM FRIEND OF THE
UNITED STATES.
ISLANDS SHOW PROGRESS.
Work of First Philippine Assembly and
Its Conservatism Called
Gratifying.
MRS. TAFT LIKES RUSSIAN WOMEN.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 21.-
One of the first dispatches laid before
Secretary Taft on his return to the war
department today after an absence OF
nearly four months was from Manila,
L. l., telling of the organization under
u new charter of the Banco Espnol
Filipino and the election Of directors.
The dispatch added:
Deem first duty express our deep SYM
patty with you i'll your bereavement and
assure you of our gratitude for your
earnest and successful support. We
use our best efforts toward realization
your policy for advancement material
welfare of our country
Secretary Taft reached the depart
mont before 10 o'clock and at once got
to work on the mass of papers which
were awaiting his attention. lie also
had conferences with various officers OF
the department and made much Roadway
in famiiarizing himself with the condi-
ton of affairs.
To an interviewer Judge Taft said:
1T is the height of foolishness to talk
of possible war with Japan. Japan doesn
desire war with us and we certainly do
not desire war with Japan. If there
was any war spirit anywhere in Japan,
failed to find the slightest note of II.
Everywh here there was talk of continued
peace.
"Our trade relations with Japan are
extensively and constantly growing.
Trade is a great pacifcator."
What about the Pacific leetE was
asked
The sailing must have been magniii-
cent sight We have fine ships and fine
personnel, and as long as the Pacific
ocean belongs 20 III as much as to any
body else, | see no reason why we should
not send our ships there on n practice
cruise.
MY trip had as its only definite object
a report on conditions in the Philippines.
My visit to Japan was only incidental.
Travelling by commercial steamer, we
had to stop there, and II was only
courtesy for me TO pay my respects to
the Emperor.
"The trip through Russia was made
partly to save time and partly because
| had crossed the Pacific six times aud
was anxious 10 see the new territory. So
many courtcsicS were shown me from
the moment | put foot on Russian soil,
] could not have refused, even had |
desired, the invitation TO an audience
of the Russian Emperor
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-12-26
GINNELL GOES TO JAIL.
Irish Cattle Driving Campaign Leader
Is Punished

DUBLIN, Dee, 2O,-Larcncc Gnurr.
member Of Parliament for North West
meath, who has been prominent in the
cattle driving campaign in the west Of
ireland. was sentenced today to six
months Imprisonment for contempt Of
court. Mr. Ginncll committed his Of
Tense in Il recent speech in which he com
mcutcd upon the cattle driving trials.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-12-26
OIL RATES ARE TRIM MED
Nebraska Finds Railroads Were Discrm-
mating in Favor of the Stand
ard Company.

LINCOLN, Neb., Dee. 20.-Thc Ne
braska State Railway commission today
voted to cut the oil rates in the state
80 per cent. following complaints of Ma
tional Petroleum association of Clevc-
land aud the National Refining company
Of Omaha, alleging that the tariffs in Ne
hraska were dscriminatlvc and to the
advantage of the Standard Oil company
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-12-26
Mrs. Taft Likes Russian Women.

Nowhere on my entire trip did | meet
any women approaching the women of
the United States until | reached Rus
STA. It was in the empire of the Gar
that met lovely womcn-lovcrs of home,
family and the niCctios of society that
are so pleasant when COntrastcd with
the oriental type of womanhoOd.'
Thus spoke Mrs. Tart in reference to
those of her sex whom she met in her
travels about the world. Although she
was received by the MikAdO and his wife
and spent II great deal of time in Manila
and in Germany and even in gay
Paris, according to Mrs Taft, the rea!
ladies are those who live in the domains
of the Gar.
As the wife Of the direct representative
of the President of the United States
Mrs. Taft was received and hanquctcd
everywhere She went. She had the best
opportunity of meeting the most cNclu-
siyc of all nations visited and has fallen
in love with the court life of Russia.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-12-26
INTERSTATE BOARDS
IMPORTANT RULING
DECISION REGARDING THE LIMITA-
TON PROVISION OF THE HEP
BURN COMMERCE ACT.
MAY AFFECT BIG CASES.
Claims Filed Since August 28, 1907, Must
Have Accrued Within Two Years
Prior to Date.
WHEN COMMISSION WON'T ACT.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 20
An official Interpretation of the two
years limitation provision Of the railway
rate law, popularity known as the Hep
burn act, has been made by the inter
state commerce commission. This acton
of the commission is of the first I'M
portance regarding all claims now pend
ing before the commission. or likely to
be filed, for damages or reparatlon. The
claims now pending include the demands
for reparation made by members OF the
Yellow Pine association which aggre-
gate between two and three million dol
lars.
Fixed Time Limit.
The commission has issued no formal
announcement of its Interpretation OF
the limitation provision of the Interstate
commerce act. but sumDly directed that
the following entry be made on the MN
utes of the body: -
Claims filed since August 2S, 1907.
must have accrued within two years
prior to the date when they were MED,
otherwise they are barred by the statute
Claims filed on or before August ~
1901 are not affected by the two years
limitation in the act.
Voting in the affirmative: The chair
and Harlan.
Voting il the negative: Commissioners
Clements. Cockrcll and Lane.
Commission Won't Act
"The commission will not take JurIs-
diction Of or recognize its jurisdiction
over. any claims for reparation or dam.
ages which are barred by the statute OF
limitations as interpreted by the commits
sion; and the commission holds further
that it will not recognize the right OF the
carrier to waive the provisions OF the
statute.
commissioner Harlan, voting in the
negative on the above Interpretation or
the limitation of the act, desires to be
recorded as holding that the Limitation
in this act like the limitations in other
acts does not affect the jurisdiction OF
the commission, but is a personal prlvl-
lege that rlay be waived by defendants
in proceedings before tho commission.
He expressed himself also as inclined TO
the view that defendant who offered
to waive the bar of the statute, as TO
one claimant might be required by the
commission also to waive it as to al
other claimants, whose claims involved
the same rate or issue, in order to AVOID
determinations.
Relative to the construction OF me
law rs to the statute of limitations, the
act went into effect August ~, 1903.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-12-26
ploodv Strike in Chile.

VALPARAISO, Chile, Dee. 21.-The
strike of the nitrate workers has already
horne fruit in bloodshed and death, and
is daily growing more serious In La
gunas yesterday there was an encounter
between troops and strikers in the course
of which seven men were killed and six
teen wounded.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-12-26
SELL BIG DUNN COUNTY FARM.
Pennsylvania People Dispose of Western
Wisconsin Interests.

CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis. Dee. u.
SPECIAL. THE large Washhurn farm at
otter Creek. Dunn county, has been sold
to parties in Iowa and Minnesota FOR
n consideration of S2S.OoO. tn" Eacm
was owned by the Laurel Flats asSocia-
ton of Pennsylvania, and in the sale
is included 300 acres together with the
personal property on the farm.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-12-26
To Be Ordained at Green Bay.

DEPERE. Wis, Dec, I'll Special.I
Rev. a. Buyfaert, Il graduate of st.
Francis seminary, was ordained to the
priesthood at St Francis Navier's ca
thedral at Green Bay today and will
celebrate his first mass al Kimberly,
Wis. tomorrow. He will be assigned
to duty in this diocese.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-12-26
War Eagle Is Victor.

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Dee. 21.-War
Eagle. the Carlisle Indian last night
defeated Dan Mcdonald, the Canadian
wrestling champion. in two straight
falls. After the match Rooney of Chi
cago challenged War Eagle.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-12-26
Kentucky Tobacco War to End.

FRANKFORT, KY. Dec. 2l.-It is
the opinion of those who participated in
the conference Of tobacco growers and
buyers called by Gov. Wilson that the
tobacco war in Kentucky will be AMIGA
bly, settled.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-12-26
THEATRICAL MAN DIES.

OMAHA, Ncb.. Dec. 2l.-Edwarf
Price Of New York city, first husband of
Fanny Davenport. the actress, d.ed in
OMAHA last night of pneumonia. He was
n prominent theatrical manager.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-12-26
GadSki's, Mother Dies.

NEW YORK. Dec. al Nine. Cad
ski. the prima donna yesterday received
word Of the death of her mother in Der.
lin.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-12-26
Pleased with Islands Progress.

Il was much pleased with conditions
in the Philippines. They were much
better than | had hoped for. The initial
proceedings of the first Philippine assem-
bly, and its tendency to conservatism, de-
spite the supposed radical majority, was
most gratifying.
"In China the american residents
were anxious for reinsurance as to
Americas intention toward maintaining
the open door policy. At a banquet
in Shanghai | cndeayored to give this
"a
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-03
DISTRICT NO. SO.

Mrs. VIM. Best was visiting friends
in Princeton one day last week.
F. B. Mitchell wears broad smile
since the return of his better half.
Mrs. c. L. Campbell spent day in
Princeton last week visiting relatives.
Bonnie Olson and Della Egge were
callers at the Campbell place Sunday.
Fred and Nell Murphy are putting
a foundation and cellar under their
house.
Threshing is about all done in this
vicinity and potato digging is now
progressing.
We were very sorry to learn of the
misfortune to John Newberg in the
loss of his wife.
The farmers union of Baldwin is in
creasing in numbers at the rate of five
or six at each meeting.
Mrs. F. B. Mitchell returned Thurs
day from Worthington, where she has
been visiting for several weeks.
The only true constipation cure
must begin it's soothing, healing &C.
ton when it enters the mouth. Hol.
listers Rocky Mountain Tea restores
the whole system to a healthy, normal
condition. IS cents, Tea or Tablets.
G.. A. Jack.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-03
6be Farm + reside.
Gleanings by Our Country
Correspondents.
SPENCER BROOK.

STeiNNGn 6hOON.
Fred Scalberg of Maple Ridge is
doing the threshing for the farmers
in the southern part of Wyanett.
Mrs. Ellen Gates, widow Of the late
ED. Gates, is stopping at the
Brook with her old time friends and
relatives. ~.
Jason Chapman, brother of Jos.
Chapman, is here on his annual visit
and incidentally to shoot few
squirrels of which the Buckeyes are
very fond.
Potato digging is in full blast and
there is yield of from seventy We to
one hundred bushels per acre. Some
are selling and others are holding for
better prices.
Jay Smith left for Spokane Falls
last Wednesday to take care of his
uncle, Benz. Smith, who is not ex-
pected to live but short time. He is
suffering from cancer of the stomach.
Miss Lila Severance has gone to
Sisseton, South Dakota, to teach
school. Miss Severance has taught
quite a number of terms in Isanti
county and is also an instructor of
music, both vocal and instrumental.
D. W. Whittier and wife from Man.
chester, N. H., were visiting with the
Severance family a few days last
week. Mr.. Whittier was sent to St.
Paul as delegate to the Odd Fellows
national convention. Mr.. and Mrs.
Whittier are very pleasant people to
meet.
Rev. Geo. Galbraith has packed his
household goods preparatory to NOV
ing to some other place wheresoever
the M. E. conference will be pleased to
send him. The people of Spencer
Brook will always hold him and his
estimable wife in grateful remem-
brance for their many acts of kind
ness while among US.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-03
ZIMM

Milford Jennison is very i'll with an
attack of typhoid fever.
Mrs. G. A. Swanson visited rela-
tives in Elk River on Monday.
George Harrington of Minneapolis
visited his friend, VIM. Bowles, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strong are visiting
Mrs. Strong's sister, Mrs. W. r..
HURT, this week.
Mrs. Eva Foley and Miss Maud
| Bowles were visitors at the Mile
Laos county fair on Friday.
Albert Swanson and wife spent Sun
day with Mr.. Swanson's brother, the
county auditor, at Elk River.
Harry Right came up from Mime
apolis Saturday to spend a few days
with relatives and friends here.
Harry Pratt was umpire at the ball
game between Princeton and Isanti
at the Princeton fair grounds on Fri
day.
G. W. Parker and family expect to
move.t to Elk River next week, where
Mr.. Parker has obtained a position
in the creamery.
Rev. Geo. Galbraith held services
in the NJ. E. church Sunday evening.
He left Monday morning for Mimi
eapolis to attend conference at that
place.
A dance will be given at the M. W.
A. hall on Friday evening and An
derson's orchestra from Princeton
will furnish the music. Everybody
cordially invited to attend.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
give chicken-pie supper in the hall
on Tuesday, October Is. Al program
will be rendered in the M. E. church
the same evening. Twenty-Five cents
admission will be charged, but this
will give you chance to attend the
entertainment and partake of supper.
Everybody is cordially invited to
come and spend a pleasant evening.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-03

If taken patiently and persistently
will relieve the most obstinate cases of
indigestion, constipation, bad blood,
bad liver no matter how long stand
ing. That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will do. IS cents, Tea
or Tablets. @. A. Jack.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-13

Orei 6dtworene NIT cirer fie uen
floIhe 0bdmterlain's Gcihmch,
Gbolerd uno Dut 1fau meeiSln
pom Gbelere 1llorbus 9ebciIt
Ser O. %. FDmler 0iabtOner.
Ntn ers6blt Pint @riuh,una oie e.
mod1te, m1breno er ala @etptr res
ner in elmer observation-disclosures u
.GomnrbsuiGe, 8reishopptinbt uOn
are,Ie @iebuugne, I'LL. %faurirte. VI
Iaa,: ,@ahreno ih hou pnr, oB ii.
etuns ffiihes uno oua gRurh 5leiih
ons rel mir @hnlsrn Morbua IN ith.
Ihlimmer TUrm peruriohts. Sd
fnblie oro eIen6 uno ItiGte rnfl Il
ner oefuiTIeu gbulern : @ieoisin. rat
beIcu innole mir ber Sppthtler elpg
8lnldle @brmberlain's gribme5. 90.
lera unb 1nrd,tla lfe5i5in nil ten
Gsner.sn, Dos er pas @epgnl'
bate, mir a6st la Solar cer s
pypbl6yil OieIes 9citm,se.a, pefspj
mir Ietteres 81 id frh, % x Ill
benen upiehlbots Sui 4ara1tirt 81
untga fire Guie Gapon ud0 Iabiie y
ilui 9jiruten bciier. @te imt'tt
8u,c hrtlte nit annsildl. Sue.
Nkliatihmoyeue htten IN 0erit 5at
4selje upa cine ians un0 sFGsl
Geut 5lo,he h,iite unS aue brti
Gum Gcrtaui BET @n',sr Hrps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-13
aD 1T altrn 0rmdtb.
Q.A4re,a.f

Lf.t Hu.MI .HHH.. DarNN. ELHNH "a IT, aaa IN ~
Dftn. Der It~sbeuidbrise Sopeais'
rsrsIobn Wilbelrh MdbIg fits tn ber
eIterIi6en WobRuns unf bet adnbs
hrdbe uuf Elm SsRIterbretI bss brittsn
Stcdrsrtss an6 itir3te ouf bds Sttc.
benpfIoitr. Wtt 3ertriimmsrterS 4Gs
6.lo.de blieb Der Sunss tObt uuf BEN
glase Ii.sen. S@on etnige Sase rors
Der befdrb fi@ Der Rnnbs In 2tberss
aefabr. or mar nGmIih irGhrsnb hts
Gpisles In ben OouautdnuI sefdllsn,
Ionnte dber bdmols, d~lltrbinss erf
NIT bieIer Tliibs stretiet psrb.n.
2estens tputbe 6et 37iSbrtse Wd'
Idintf SoIepb aurri in Der biefiser
8raubuf : attisnssI.lIT@dft i'm eltttris
I@sn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES betm BEE
R.issn Der So1Isituns pom eIettriiden
1000 Bolts lturtsn Strcm setObttt.
Rurri binterIGbf eins @ittus NIT flint
unmiinoisen Rinbern.
RDmerItu6t. als bic 3uders
bGderseottin Marie 9eihtnreia IN
B.raftdbt nit MiI6pdrmtn duf einsm
SpiritusbebGlter bei9dftist mar unc
nod ettpas @piritus in ben b%rennsnoen
BsbGltsr no9eob, srplobtrie Der gebGl'
ter unS bic SldT9e unb Ri. brennenbt
Hliifiet.it ergob 1i6 duf ben in nd4s
fer RGbe bsfinbliden &naben SoIeps
Ssibenrei9, Der 70 Idtpers 9raubpun.
ben srlitt, bah er in turser 3eit odrauI
turb.
Sqnc3anta. Der 51idbrige
&arl 8diit purbe BEL eiHem Suufer
bon Sol3tlDbsn oIs 2eit)e uufssfunben
Ollie nmitGnoe beuteu Odrduf bin, BAT
has Sinh. oas dufii9tslps i'm 5teier
iid crying, duf Dem Sol5itOB ipieIte
pobei Elm inperer 8loB tns Boiler
aeristb, auf oas &inb fisl unb es a.
Spoe erbriitts.
|, Gro y dunbprf I. Del
Bauer 6rur3 Sdlbpisbl fcbrte in be
trunteRem s3uItanbe betm, b.gunn mi
fsiner 5rau eiuen Strett iiberfiel II
unb I1nitt tbr bic &ehle burh. als 81
Suusmabg Der 6rau gu 9tlfe eiIel
tppIIte, ergriff SalbpieoI in bisnbe.
Mutb cine Sade unb f9lus bas Wtdo
den nit einem etnSieen 3iebe rtsbsr
8eioe Srdisn eaben mad foentgen vi
nuten Oas 9ebsu auf. SrdnS Salb
pieol i6lOB iid nnd Der Shot IN fem
Rammsr elm unb bur61dnitt IT'D mi
etnem f9drfen &i1enmeiSer bic pals
f@lasdbern. Nu1 er erlcs i'm 2dlf
6es abenbs ben T9tpsrsn @~erIebunseu
Sat6. aursIi9 tDur Der SURF
36psnIteinf6e SetOnomie 4Iiitsn
Serr &drl Ssinl uuf BEN S6ittbooe1
betm @etreiSeunfSuge bsidGftist. 9,
tisl Elm am guF3use dnsetra4tes vt
ieneetpiht auf ben burunter itebenoel
IffiItentsn unb Tdlue ibm bic 9trn
idaIe Elm, 10 Oub Der Sob d~usrnblid
lid sintrat.
Sterpdr. Cine berbeerenbe Gtu
ersbrunTt Tuate uRIere Grtidaft bsiHl
SIN aunaen psrbrannten 26 MobnhGu
ier unb 297 Iebengtbdibr. Sn be
6lommsn bersnbeten Stpet Stild Sorn
pieh. SO GHneine unO 1873 StildGs
fIis.l. Der S@aben iibsrIteist 173,
600 4rpner, pppOn blob $4,000 &rc
men I'M Msgs Der 9erit9srung Dtrsl
tet tpsrbsn.
Snnsbrnd. BON @efdpprc
nenesri6te pur6e Der 10 Sabre oltsSo
lObnsr JranS Gsibtnsr ipessn Rprbe
su IA Sabren T6peren aerters peruI
thetlt. ct bate am 5. ROpember b. :
i'm SaIltbdis ben ftddtIthen G6rIts
Drummer srf6oTTen. ais Oieisr ion bstl
WiIbern trtdppt battle.
Shwets.
3Hrt9. Dsm SubrmdNn SOban.
SLIDER bon MblispiI trarben burh b
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-13
|GbamberIatn's RuNen lrlsOisin
bilft Die rIatur.

Rebistneu, bic bic Nntur belIen
iinb INNER om pirIinmften. Chant
berlnin'S SuFen.R ebiSiu bdnbel
noh Dlsiem $lauea Sic bdlt ben
Suften surdd, lbFi oeu GuSmurf unb
biIftbie Wntur bns Gpftem In einen
peiunoen 5uhanb fpleberberSuitelen,
sic 1T iber siHsu arOsen Sbett Der
c~iuiEifrten @elt tbrer uniG6bbaren
@iaenihnften tueeen berabmt. Eau-
leuOe babeu ibren bOben Bert Be.
ieuat. Sic tutrtt iusseu iebs Nnlas
&c, oas cine Grtiltuns in cine 9uns
arnentsanouue iibereebt. Gum Der.
tanf bel Bnlier Bros.
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nv W allxe1 1res

Xxx
ttdrb stntss Sturlosn ipdter.
Bal6tHbutS. Auf BEN POT
;;;naas g"Su miTIN Ssr SsmiT!. es1.r
I.rS"Is S.r h,i @rny.ro ,ot,,r,n mil,
s1iE ;rsoTr. SshItr;tI.s non S,r 0oT,
firR a,,F Zen I'M SoFe befirbIih,u Rsi,
nern.n Nrunnenffoc unb mikf. o[s
aeihe o~ufoebobeu tp.rben.
m1nS.n M,,r h.r G,vos, S.rs.
t..D monssr ssrrnnI;iSt. -, 9rnS.
s,;rss E%ss;Ssr ,,o,, s;er Ncs nrbr.
n,.,s -, 1rs re- SsTshsrosy SSSe In
"m.,.SS%.n o1,,s ;is.rSXsma ,,rS -.
S w. mots, [snSSr,nS S,sS,n
CIV r.r;csr fSn,rs m.rr,tvnasn
s'"u ~
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SnlgpIs5'na Sss,sas wu.UsS
DC 1eltsei peg o.g.g9pss Dn NV
6Idu lodi N lgtem Sp.aIS.nl,sr uaIs
gsIaEUsN. SE gu'lsn ! os.lsp'n ~.
,in,r @osnsrniFfnus ,urr SbFer
medlmburo.
m. sS CT
NJ H.l lIgt.g. SDga
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w DW StUs uHO sl'tuA !.
prtBter, 4uf Dem Hlttsrgai'
S4lps3on BET prlsler mar per Sie'l'
na1er 3trnpe odrlllt psl~afflsl, elneI
SleHeTlf iporm elilaltdngsn, oer Jug
aut stuern gdum IN IleI'llGer9o9e inc
an ben duBerlten SpiBen Der 5pele'
ntsOerselaiten bate 10 pap er l9iper
81 srrstdperl mar. 8lmpe neg alf per
guilrn. Als er aber nod 91lnlt beltaI.
ttgt mar, bradl oer3ipels aif oen1lm'
Pc EGHO. yet Sltlsi!Gusl lIt5.'
topIIpet peranter unO [ltl = uHS.ug.
iiq, paB e pato paranI liqtp. yet Z
iaa aus penn SepsN gsttllsne iai.1
y InigereA Sagren un1 lultstiaBl 9
ne 0SlltOe uHO Meprere tis5He SlH0sr'
8ditrn.
mHn6en 9ns @emeirSefolIe.
oi,,m Kat IN iebereinfimr,nnd NIT Sem
moniStrot mil oIlen o,nsn sinr gtim.
NJ linen SeS am,nttrsSif snr Srsi mil,
Iinnrn mort Fir Ssn Nou elmer @rob,
morIfhnIIe F;ir qsb,rsmitteI am GiiS,
babnhpfs nit Der MaBao6e oenebmtot
bak bic @usfiihruno fla aum ,Sa6rr
1909 peri6o6en fpirb. 9os gemsinbe,
ipIIsstlm bepiIliste ferner einen Sc
fdmmtbetrde bon brei Millipnen Mdr'
fir bic Q%usseItdltung Hes IusItel.
Iungsarsuls olf Der SbersiitnbDbe uni
fur bi. SerIteIlung Der erforberli6er
neutrality-suspicious..
germergpann. 2sbtens tpur
be bic Srdu bes aunnmiibl.nbeltberI
WdgRer, oIs 1ie nit ibrer SU6fsr bon
SsIbe betmtebrte, bon einera 8libnrdb
9etSbtet. Die So1tsr tpurbe leidt &c
tGubt.
@fetIhaufen. 9sim GpieIe,
mt sinem SIobert Eat Ser II Sobr
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pidelt in basielbs bic gu staen 9ouS.
fmubt Elm. Rad einigsn @tunben
nimmt man bieieIben berous unb man
ptrb bsim Gu5isbsu finStu, CaB bos
2soer psit bsbnbarer eeDorbsn 1T. lin
Der Gorbe bes Gsbers nt1t at f9oben,
BARI bas Sud- isIbRpstEtGnbli9 nid1t az
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bunn p.rben lie ibm i9on bag @srau'
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