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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-28
SENATORS DISCUSS lTs EXIST.
ENcE IN This COUNTRY.
SLAVES
Tiilman Assert. That Everybody
Knows Th.re = slavery il the phil
ippines-Ha'e oenies Il and wants
an Explanation

- = A&NAS XNA7
alties against persons engaged in the
slave trade was q subject of debate in
the senate today. In connection with
which there was considerable discus
sion Of the question Of the existence
Of slavery in the Philippines.
Mr.. Hepburn, In charge Of the bill,
contended for the retention Of the pro
vision, saying that there are forms of
slavery other than those that were
abolished by the civil wal. He cited
coolie slavery and slavery for immoral
purposes. He added that he had heard
it charged that slavery Of the old.
fashioned kind still existed in one OF
the islands Of the Philippine group.
Mr.. Hale retorted that he had never
supposed slavery existed in the islands
after the American occupation.
II am surprised asserted Mr.. Till
man, who was quickly on his feet, ito
hear any senator on the republican
side disclaim knowledge Of what has
been notorious since we took posses
sion in the Philippine islands and
what is known to exist there
Senator Stone called attention to
an agreement made by General John
C. Bates with the sultan Of Sulu for
continued slavery and polgyamy.
Mr.. Hale declared there was no
reason to believe that Secretary TAFT
had suppressed any facts concerning
slavery, as was insinuated by Mr.
Tillman. "The presumption Isl" said
Mr.. Hale, 'that we have been told the
whole truth 4.
Mr.. Hale asked that the paragraphs
relating to slavery be passed over in
orGer that full information might be
received concerning 1t, and Senator
Hepburn agreed to that plan.
Actual Slavery.
Senator Sutherland spoke in favor
of retaining the sections against slav-
cry, saying that on the Pacific coast it
has been shown that Chinese women
Lad actually been sold into slavery.
MI. Lodge declared that it was well
known that in the Islands Of Bolo and
Moro what was known as debt slav-
cry had existed. It was also a fact
Of common knowledge that General
Bates made an agreement by which
slaves might purchase their freedom,
but President Mckinley refused to
approve Of that treaty and shortly aft
erward slavery was practically abol-
ished by executive military order. The
organic act Of 1902 contained a clause
against slavery. and on September "a,
1903, the Philippine commission pro-
vided heavy penalties against persons
who held or sold slaves.
The paragraphs relating to slavery
we're passed over, but they will come
before the senate for action at some
later date.
Senator Hepburn reported in the
senate today a bill from the commit.
tee on mines and mining. validating
the location Of mineral claims hereto
fore made by deputy mineral survey.
ors. The interior department has held
that deputy mineral surveys, although
not officers of tho government, are
prohibited from locating claims on the
public lands, a rule which applies to
employees of the general land ONCE.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-28
MINERS WILL Z U
Withdrawal Of Gard system VIII End
the Strike,

Goldfeld, Jan. 27.-The action Of
The Mine Owners association In with
drawing the card system BY which
members Of the Western Federation
OF Miners were required to renounce
allegiance to that organization az q
price Of employment in this district. Il
10 believed, will result In the early re-
sumption Of work throughout the dis
trict. The Western Federation is not
likely to put any serious obstacle IN
the way OF its memb1rs returning to
work as long as they are not required
to sign the obnoxious agreement.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-28
OIL N BURNED.

Baltimore, Jan. 2.-Fire at the para
fine works Of the Standard OIL com.
pany at Canton, a surburb Of Bait.
more, spread to two tanks OF oil caus-
ing a loss OF $150,0o0. An employe Of
the oil company was badly burned.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-28
JuRY's VERDICT Is NOT GUILTY
or suRoLARLY.
CIVIL ACTION TRIED
Defendant Explains Presence In
House Which II Was Alleged He
Broke lnto-Direeted Verdict in Fa-
vor Of schauers.

Edward *. Turrell was acquitted OF
the charge Of burglary in the district
court last night, after the jury which
had been trying the case had been out
less than five hours. BY
Turrell was charged with breaking
into a house about nine miles west Of
the city, but no allegations Of theft
were made by the prosecution, al
though they sought to prove that he
had piled up q quantity Of clothes pre-
paratory to carrying them away when
he was apprehended.
Circumstances were against Turrell,
as he was found in the house, with
the door broken open, and plumber
piled up on the floor, but he was able
to explain his being in the house, in a
satisfactory ann to the jury as is
attested by the verdict.
Jessie Cunningham, John McCurdy
and Sarah Johnson each testified for
the prosecution and the only witness
for the defense was the defendant
himself.
Door Broken In.
Mrs. Johnson occupied the house
and two days before TuYrells arrest
had gone to Joliet. She testified that
the house was locked when she left.
Jesse Cunningham testified that he
found Terrell in the mouse with the
door broken in and plumber piled up.
Turrell. stated in his testimony that he
had been drinking in town and had
started to walk to Laurel but when he
reached the house he got sick and
went in to find relief. He denied any
intent Of stealing anything, and told a
very good story explaining many Of
the circumstances which stood against
him.
County Attorney Wilson and Deputy
Taylor conducted the case for the
state and Attorney Henry "A. Firth
ably conducted the defense. The case
was given to the jury 1t s o'clock and
they returned a verdict a few minutes
before 10 0 clock last night.
Suit on Contract.
VI The trying Of the case occupied. less
than three hours as there was but
little trouble in securing a jury. Dur
Ing the morning session Of court civil
matters were heard and a directed
verdict in favor oe the defendant
Schauers was given IN the case in
which William Hiber was suing d. r.
Bowen and F. w. Schauers on con-
tract.a Judgment was awarded the
plaintiff in the action, against the de-
PENDANT Bowen for failure to appear
and answer.
The controversy which resulted
in the civil action being tried in the.
courts over q contract for con.
structing the Cove ditch which was
awarded to schauers who sublet Il to
Bowen and be in turn sublet it to
Hiber. Hiber claims that he did not
get the amount stipulated in the con.
tract for the work and fled suit to re-.
cover, against Scheuers and Bowen.
He was the plaintiff in a similar suit
against the Cove Ditch company,
which was dismissed.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-28
UNDER SECRETARY RESIGNS.

Dublin. Jan. N.-lt 10 reported that
Sir Anthony Patrick Macdonald, IN
der secretary to the lord. lieutenant Of
ireland. has resigned.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-28
Wetmore Takes Oath.

Washington. Jan. 27.-George p.
Wetmore today took the oath Of Of.
fice as United States senator from
Rhode Island.
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GENERAL HOWARD DEAD.

Chicago, Jan. 27.-General Charles
H. Howard, o. s. A., retired, died at
his home in Glencoe. a suburb today.
aged 70 years.
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Latest styles In Job Printing at The
Gazette ONCE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
Tabrprciic bcrabgcIcbt.

Nnibpiuc. Gcnn,, >. 9lpril.-
Qic .Soutbcrn=" mo Oic nit ibr III
&erbin0ung itebcnOcn 9nbnen iebtcn
ben IobrprciS in Scnnciiec oti 212
GeutS berunter, uno oieicr Erci8
miro elm >Sobr lang icitgebolten mcr-
ben, I'M 81 crmitteln Oh Die Sabucn
babel bcltcbcn fonncl. Die ,Souia.
bile uno 9toibpiQe." ino oic uNoiD-
rifle CHATTANOOGA ltnO ct. Sollla-
@obu" b%c9onnen bellte nit Der IlS-
1Qbe BON Coupons NIT nlcn I'M
Stante p%erfonitcn Inbrfortcn. 0icle
Coupons lteqen sic Giifercn5 5iui-
iden Dem often lnio Dem ncllcn Sabr.
preiS 0ar lulo mcrbcn cingelolt mers
ben, iolls ooS OberbnnoeSgcrid)t ooa
Sobntarifgeleb Don 4loboma iilr
periolilngSmGBig crfloren lollte.
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8cicbcsiibcrtretcr ais Sclocn eciciert.

st. 2ouis, NO, 2. april. -
Sieben 9eute ans Dem IiiblpeItlid)en
Miliouri, mcld)e I'M 9nnoesgerid)t
oes Tcrbredcns Scr Yepnagc idyulOig
beiunoen iino, IteQten lid Dem Butt
oesmnrihaa Moricp nlb milroen BON
ibn nad) DEM 9un0eS. 3ltdjtbaltie i'll
Seapcnlpnrtb, &as., ilberiilbrt. Sic
lino I'M 9u~nbeaaeriht in Gapc 8irar-
0eau ihitloig beiu,ocn morben, 9te-
ger i'll unireilpilliger SienItburfcit
%geboltel 81 baben, muroen 81 3lldt-
bausItraIen bon ~ bis 3@ Sabren
perurtbeilt nto bas Stroiurtbeil lit
rom Sberbunbesgerift beltotigt nor.
sen. 8ie bie 9elte erSdhlen. goben
ibnen bel ibrer gbreiie pon ibrer
Seintotb in ser Ndbe Don Sifeiton
200 Srennbe nit Ger MiIitarfopele
BON Sifeltpn ons @rlcitc bis ouf ocn
9abnlof.
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Wrufcr Giicnbahu.Stri in Sid)t.

Icnpcr, Sol, .. Npril. - Gin
Gomite Scr 2pfomptipfiihrer, Sei5cr,
GonOufteure, 3ugleitte mo @eid)cn.
teller lit @ernanrt morocn, llm bel oell
9enlntcn Der .Geuper II. Gio @ronoe
9abn" geaen Die Inrtiebung oes @e-
triebe5 ser 9ubn NIT Dem ongeblid)
perlotterten 9etriebsmoteriol Erotclt
81 erbebcn. Die perid)ieoenen Unions
baben sen ltrifenoen @erfltott- 9lrbci-
tern perIprod)en, Die 9enrlbula BON
rcporoturbeOiiritigen Sofomotiucn
uno Waggors nidt mebr ST. ouloen
unO, ipcnll rid)t ulaboIo 9lbbiilie er-
fol9t, ciucn o"a9emeinen Strife on
s%nor0ncn.
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araetfe, iiber cinen neilell Eoitpcr-
trag, oeIIen Innobne oltrd) ben iiing-
item NuSgleid) III Der 0oppelmonor-
die t%rioroerlif %getuoroen lit.
Ger Barrier &erbano iron5oiiider
aiinitler ltno 9iinItler.@ enoiienidof-
ten bolt oieies Sobr gum crlten Mol
cinen GongreB int HUSBAND ob. Die
Sagung miro I'M Illguit IN Miinhell
itottfinben. Sn Der Stoot peroell
tcrcltS &orbereitungen fiir eillelt
iuiiroigen Gnpfang Der frcnoen 90
ite getroifer1.
Ger nelte 2lopo=N ci6spoitoompicr
,Siitolp" miro orl 10. 3. %. lcilc
Sungfernrciic bon 9renlerboucn nad)
Neip-2)ort a1trctert.
Seitens Der Sombitrger @iirger.
idoft limo Die sur @riinbung elmer
Colonial : Nfaoemie crfor0erlideit
@elonlittel belpiQigt iporoen.
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! aria nj c II t
Nnttinmuro nno Sclbitmurb.

Nem @Onoon, >. glpril. -
@iaiom j. Mogcra, ieiner 3cit Gris
aobe Signol-Oiii5icr 0eS Stootes
Connecticut, crid)oB bclltc iriib in lei
ncr @obnlng icine nod I'M Shlaie
liegenOe Satin mto iif ielbit. Alt.
FER oen Gbcleltten beiono iid) bic
mono i'm Saltle. TobgcrS ma cine
3eit lang Erobotridtcr fir oen Gi-
thrift 9tep.2onoon mo mebrerc Sabre
lang biciigcr Stoot. aumolt. Mon
%pernnttbet, bab er ollrd) Shpernntb
SIT ser SDut gctrlebcn iulr0e.
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0iinitigc Sndjlaac i'm @artfOblcn-
Hcpicr.

Ehilu0eIp6to, 90. ,. Nlpril,
- WGbrcuo in oclt Weid)toblcn-@c-
bicteu Imlicnoc BON aobIengrGbcrn
mc0cn Niftcitignng iiber Die G0bne
untb6ti9 IinO, 9cltaItcn lid Die Nus-
iid)tcn in BEN NartfobIen Hc0ioncn
immcr 9ilnitigcr llnO bercdtigen 81
ser Grmortrm9, OaB olc @rltbcn
mGbrcno Oea goI5cn Sommcra III
rollcm 0ctriebc bleibcn neroen. Die
ao6lcnporrdtbc limo olti bic Nei9c &C.
0ongen Arbcitcr SdJmicri8fciten
bcltcbcn uidt mo 0oS b~eIteDcnoc
Sobnabfommcu bleibt cin meiterC5
T<a6r IN Strait.
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6rofc neiic Somncnflcfcn.

NJ iImoufce, @isc., =. 9lpril.
- Eatcr Mc@corp Eroiciior Der
9lltronomie al ser .Morquettesllni-
pcriitGt" bierIclbit, qob bclttc befonnt,
ooB er fiir5lid nit cincm ncltcn, BON
ser llltipcriitGt omgeihoiitcn 6crn-
robr Orci ncue SomcuiIeden beob.
nd)tet bat. 3pci bon sen 6lcdcn bn-
ben Ser Sd)dbunq rlo6 cinen 0urd).
meier por 5000 Nteilcn, 10 BOB oic
nar5c Gr0c oarin @lab iin0en miir0c.
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Gnnnoiid)cr SclcpbOn &crfcbr Der.
itnntltdJt.

MontrcoL Cue, 3. Npril. -
". $. Gllibin9, Der Miniltcr Scr 81
icntlidcn 2lrbcitcn iilr oic Erooin5
alberta, bat Die Arrangements nit
Scr .9cQ Iclcpbon.Go." Don Ganooo
6c5ilQlid Der Grtpcrbun0 ibrer Sinicn
in Ser Eropin5 5lnn aallipreilc BON
$675,0O0 sum NbIdluB 9cbradt.
Ger @cicQitait perbleibcn oonod'
mcitlim BON Den groBcn See'n nur
nod, Die 2inien in Der Eropin5 SoS.
fathcuon ltl0 in Sen St6Otcn Gort
Nrtblr uno Sort WiQioml.
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h0ditcn GrioIQc gcfront lpcracH
&abngciclidIaft ais StcncrsG ritfc'
bCrgCr.

Spriu1iicIO, Sis, ,. 2tpriI.
- NGtitcr Sage miro @oltpcrncur
Gcnccn oic aloae acgcu sic o&lainoia
Gcntral Giicnbobn @ciclidait"
rcacn riidit6noiQcr Stctcrn oobin
ob1uocrn, OoB Die ShiljO lid) oni
clmGbernO $t5,00O,000 unO nid)t,
mic uripriinglih ouGc9cbcn, ori
100000 bclduit. IS miro 5uOcm
bebouptct, Die i0mmtIidcn An8obcn,
ucld)c Die 9obn lett Ser GrtbciItmg
oca CHARTERS Ocu Stootabeb0r0en &c
modbt bat, icicn ioIid) unO olri llcbcr=
portbcihng oca Stoatca bcrehnct Sc
mcicll.
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Fopuliitcn tit geratbung.

Notional . Gonpent in ct. 2oltiS lit
Sibung. - 9rponiten forbern
aufiGub unb orobcn nit Mus
tritt. - Moiorit1t ser 9elegatcu
iiir Sbos. 6. @ntion.
ct. Soui5, 2. 9lpral. - Der
National = Gonpcnt ser Yopuliltcu
trot bcllte bier 5uiommen uto En-
mGblte Socob g. Gorep bon Ohio
sum tcmporGren GoriiBer. SamcS
$. 6crris, Soriiter oes Notionol-
Counties Der Eop,liiten.Eartei, belt
cine LANCE Hebe, in meld)cr CT bcton-
te, mic CHING Die Tortei mo pic CROP
ortig lire Erinsipien ieien. @leid]-
3citig crfldrtc or lid fir sic Ginpcr.
Ieiblng elmer moglif)it i6roiicu Gro
bibitionsplanfe i'll sic Elnttiornl.
Ser Gonpcnt bielt cine SormittaaS.
uno cine notwithstanding, pcrtagtc
iid) ieooh bis morgcn, obne cine per
mancnte Organization SIT er5ielen.
Gie Nnb6nger 9rpon's bemiiben iidl
einen Iuiihub oeS GonpentS burd)-
5uieben, bis nnfoem ser ocmofroti.
idle Acknowledgement in Icnucr an
Z. SilIi 5%ulonmcn eetreten lit. Tie
Gelegoten Nebrosfa's, fpelfc fir
9rpon inItrltirt iito, brobcn, aus
rem Gonpeltt 81 ideiben, penn Ser
Gllild)lib nidt bemiaigt miro. Iog-
lifer @eiie meroen sic 9elegationcil
% Mi6igan, Wiuneiota, 8corgin
mo 8anins oos 8leihe tblin. Gle
Waioritdt ser Telegoten i'm Gonpent
lit fir Sbonlos 6. @otion unO miro
iid benilben, Die Domination oeiiel-
ben sur GrdIioenti6ait iofort ourd)-
5ltieben.
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IcrmiidDtc tclegrapbiidlc Scpcidlcn.

Sn Son Srancisco lit Carl
Iccolu oili Die gnflnge bin perboitet
moroen, inter WiiBbroud) Der Eoit
mebrere 9rohe, @eidoiisbGuier ocS
Sauoes nm beoeutenoe Summen be.
'hpinoelt ST boben, ooruiter Die
6irnla Wtor Elatt & So, Nr. tt3,
GiuiiionItraBe, Ncm.Dorf. gr be.
trieb oas @eihdit gemeiniom nit 6r.
6. @olif inter Der Sirma q. 6.
anoerion & So. III Gbicago, no
@olif iid lett mebreren @od)en in
Salt bcfillbet lhb icincr asroSeiiiruutp
bnrrt.
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Sii GumfnrS.

Sod . II, Miii., .. april. - Gic
.Yife- Gpuntp 9onf & Sruit So" III
Mc@omb Gitp, bercn Afticnfopitnl
iih oui 100000 belduIit, ging III oic
@Gnoe bon George i. @Qucr aus
,Sudion mo Gboo. y. S%bnnlpion aus
Waanolio ais 3patgspermolter ilbcr.
Gem Scrnebnen nod fonnen Die
@IGubiQer oui so Ero5ent ibrer tSor-
%hernngen rcd)nen. Die Gcpreilipn
I'M @ol59cihGit uno bo8 Gornieocrs
liegcn Der Nubnbetriebc merOen ais
8ritno Ser Eerlegenbcit bc5eid)net.
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Sparbanf idllicft Shiircn.

Soleoo, 9, >. Npril. - Die
Sbiiren Scr o9rnooluop ; Sporbont"
murbcn beute in 5oIge zines Ntitur-
mes oui9ereoter Gepoiitoren gcihIoi-
ien. Gie 9ont lit elmer Scr 8Gllbi,
ger bon u. g. &rilb, meld)cr nobe5ll
100000 ihuIoet unb Hetition INN
Gin GonfursuerIabren cingereid)t bat.
Gie 0epoiitcn Der 9unf belnuicn lid)
auf 100000 mo Die Nftipa reid)erl
poIlfomnlen sur Gedung oerielben
bin.
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Sdiffsnadrid)ten.

Nem. Yorf, 2. Mpril. - Inge.
fommen: Der Gompier Petersburg"
nad) 2ibou.
gbgeinbrcn: sic Gampfer Gel
tic" nah Siperpool uno ,SeQig
Clap" nod Copenhagen.
Gueenstopn, 2. Ipril.-Mb.
9eTobren: Der 9ampfer ,Goronio"
tpon 2lperpooD nod, Neip.g)orf, io-
lpie Der Tompfer n5eutonie" (pot
Soutbampton) nod Nem-Yorf.
2i5oro, =. Npril. - Eaiiirt: ser
Sampfcr .Sa Sonroine" (uon Gciu-
Dorf) nad) 9oore.
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0as Seer ser Yrbeitsluien.

3abl Der beid1ftiaungsloien 9obn-
9~coienlteten alein betrGgt no6e-
pt $4,000.
Gbicngo, 2. Npril. - Nui iieb.
5ebn Gilen6obnlinien III Den Ser.
Stoaten, sic Elm 0rittel oes aon,en
gilenbabnneBes bes 2onoes biloen, lit
Die 3obl Ser AneeItelten bon 5St,-
S13 om 30. SUM 1907 SIR Belt ollf
1891, olio UNI IS Erp5ent berob.
gegongen. 9ieic 9erehnlng itiiet
iib olli eincn BON ser yGbicago &c
neral WonogerS' Aiiociotion" sur
Sniormation ibrer Mitglicoer ber-
allsgegebenen 5iffernm1bigen Nod-
mcis. @enn man fir bic iibrigen
@obnlinien bes 9anbes einen glei-
den Ero5entiot Der entlaiienen Nit
geItcllten annimmt, 10 niiroe Dies I'M
Sergleih 81 Der @eionlmt5obl Der
Seoienlteten ant 30. SUM 1907 iebt
100000 beid)oitignngsloie 9obnleltte
ergeben. Seood maren I'M Monat
Sftober oes 8oriabres oui allen
Sobneu ungefGbr 10000 grbeiter
mcbr ongelteIlt ais i'm SSltni, 10 ooB
Die @eiammt5abl Der entlaIiencn
9obnleute iid auf aul1bernb 3i5,-
600 be5iiiert.
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@ermiidlte teIcaraphiide Gcpeiden.

Gin oes ginbruds ongefloater,
8oB 6reemon, muroe in G6icago bon
elner Surp auf ben @runo bin irei-
ee'proden, ooB er> Gin Nad)twanolcr
uno aif @pileptifer iei, mie chit
Sitlins Gdinr mno Napoleon Der
GrIte. Gr lit ser Sobn zines reiden
canaoiiden SbitbdnoIers uno lpor in
cine @irtbifoft eingebrodjen.
Ger IN indianapolis togcnoe
repubIifaniibe Staats. Gonpent BON
Snoiona pollenoete geItcrn iein
8erf ourd aufiteInng zines 5idets,
al oeiien Spite Sames 6. @ation
olis Huibpiac ais 8oupernelirs. Gan.
hioat itebt, nno ourh annnbmc BON
9cidliiiicn, meldle Die Domination
res Sice-Eroiioenten Soirbanfs gum
GrGiioenten Der Ser. Stooten befiir.
lporten.
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Ger 9e Ii d] Der Armu6n in
u uitroIcn II.

Iu tralten.
Welbourne, NultroIicrL 2.
Hprll. - Cine &obclnod)ridt al 81
trco Geotin Den Wiiniitcrpr0liOenten
9nItrolien'S, meloet, OoB Die onterifo-
niIfe SdIodtidif f6lotte, 1et6cilt
III 5uei 8eihmaocr, am t. September
bier tllr einen 5ebntGgigen 0ciud) on
tonlncn miro. Im t3. September
triift oic 6lottc in Sinoncp Gin I'M
olld) bort 5cbn Gage 81 pcrblei6cn.
Sic omcrifanil9en YorBcrfrUl5cr
pcroen ieOodJ. Iiiitrolien nid)t beiu-
d1cr. Ger neutrality-suspicious. 6ot Die
Hegicrung in 8nlbington BON Dem
@lunidc otocrer mtitroliiher Stoo-
ten bcllodridtigt, bob sic omrrifoni-
idc 6(otte olld) Die 6Gfen &obort.
EertG, Nbcloioc unb 9riSbone onlolts
fen mogc.
Hcuc 2 pro6cnborlaqc.
@ien, >. 9lpril. - Sltiti5miniittr
Or. &lein bot mlnmc6r sic Ginbrins
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