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Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
President Taft
Enjoys Laugh
at Broken Order
Senator Brown Presents Midshipman
Barney, Who Married on
Graduation.
tFrom a sad correspondent.l

WASHINGTON, June 7-(Special Tele-
gram)-Senator Brown was host today at
a luncheon given in honor Of w. w. Bar
ney and wife of Kearney and their son,
Albert Barney and wife. Albert Barney
graduated last week at Annapolis and beat
out President Taft's order prohibiting
midshipmen from marrying until after a
two years cruise. After luncheon the SEN
ator presented the Barney family to the
president, who had a hearty laugh over
the way young Barney had circumvented
the order OF the Navy department.
Unless some good and true patriot can
be found to take the postmastership at
Melia, Sarpy county, the office will be
abandoned, according to a letter Of the
first assistant postmaster general to SEN
ator Brown today. After much trouble
and more writing Samuel H. Bryan quail
fled for the place. But Bryan now wants
to go to Lincoln and desires to be relieved
OF his job, in consequence of which the
department is having q peck OF trouble
finding a man to take Bryan's place.
The fortieth annual commencement OF
the National university law school was
held last night at the New Nationa.
theater. Among those receiving degrees
were Fred, ID. Schlotfeldt, Grand Island
Neb., and John Walsh, Lead, S. D., mas.
ters Of law; ~Ingwald Steenson, MiltonvfIle
and Charles Var Week, Waterloo, la.
Ralph Hoyt Case, Yankton, and Georg,
Leroy, Woonsocket, S. D., bachelors OF
law.
Midshipman II. Walter Stephenson, who
graduated last week at the Naval acad
envy, after an extremely trying experienc,
with his eyes, will leave Tuesday for hi.
home in Lincoln, on vacation. He has no
yet been assigned to sea duty.
c. c.. Lewis, president of Union college
Lincoln, who has been in attendance upor
the conference of Seventh Day Adventists
will leave for home Tuesday.
Nell Loynachan, Yankton, S. D., who ha.
passed his examinations for entrance as 4
cadet at the United States Naval academy
arrived in Washington today EN- route t
Annapolis. He is under orders to repor,
at the academy June 8, to enter upon hi,
studies.
j, l.. Browne of Aberdeen, S. d., is ir
Washington, and was taken to the White
House today by Representative Martin
to meet President Taft.
Upon recommendation of Congressman
Hubbard, DR.. b. f. North was TODAY an
pointed an examining surgeon at Rocl
Rapids, Ia, vice DR.. McNabb, resigned.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08

Eloise Hills Edna Hills
Sadie Kent
The following named persons werS placed
on the elected list" OF kindergarten teach
ers:
Frances Christensen Lila McGavock
Bessie Field Vera Pearson
Marian ~Funkhouser Ellen Shields
Norma Marshall Alice York
The following persons were placed on the
assigned list" Of kindergarten teachers to
be used as their services are needed:
Gail Comstock Dora Olsen
Gertrude Lovgren Calista Reynolds
Claire Mason Laura Waterman
The following supervisors were elected to
the following positions for the ensuing
school year:
Alice f. Hitte, drawing.
| Fannie Arnold, music.
Orietta S. Chittenden, ki~ndergartens.
E. d. Gepson was elected attendance
officer for the ensuing year.
Lindsay objects 80 List.
Member Lindsay offered some objection
to electing the list of teachers as recon-
mended by the committee on the ground
that more men teachers ought to be EN-.
ployed. Superintendent Davidson was called
upon to explain and he said that 1t had
always been his policy to tell women ap.
p~licants that the board wished to employ
men to fill any vacancies in the high
school. There are now no men eligible
for positions on the teachers roll, / and
therefore women were elected.
Plans furnished. by superintendent Find
layson for an addition to Beals school
were accepted and the superintendent was
instructed to advertise for bids in the hope
the addition can be built during vacation.
The addition will contain four rooms and
will cost between $l2,O 900 n SIS, 900. The
present school building contains six rooms.
Two rooms in the basement of the old
building are to be fixed up for manual
training.
The board ordered the Bancroft, Cass,
Clifton Hill and Walnut Hill school build
ings plastered and painted at a cost Of
about 81, 250. A new brick foundation was
ordered built under the Druid Hill school.
The Federated Improvement club asked
permission to use the auditorium on the
Board of Education floor of the city hall
for its monthly meetings, but the request
was denied.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
WHISKY PUZZLE IS SOLVED
CONTINUED from First Page.)

form of dilution, just as the addition Of
water is.
Continuing, Mr.. Bowers said;
so long as the mixed article varies only
in respect of being stronger or weaker,
without losing distinctive flavors and prop
critics in substantial degree, and conse-
auently the article has not been altered in
it's essential nature, it cannot be said that
the public has been giving the name
whisky TO an article in ignorance of its
character or under delusion concerning the
thing to which the name OF whisky has
been applied. Even a compound article,
made by the combining of two things,
wholly foreign to each other. may through
Informed application to II by the public Of
a single distinctive name acquire the full
right to that name. In such case the es-
tabllshed distinctive name properly de-
scribes the compound article, and the pure
food act recognizes this, il being provided
in that act tha in case Of mixtures or
compounds which may not be now nor
from time to time hereafter known as ar
ticles of food. under their own distinctive
names, and not an imitation of or offered
for sale under the distinctive name of an
other article the use Of such name shall
not be a m~isbranding.
Solicitor General bowers holds that the
name whisky has no different scope
whether 1t be used as a drug or as a
beverage. He holds that the contention
hat whisky may be made from molasses
is Incorrect
While the opinion of Mr.. Bowers is not
final and may be overturned by subsequent
proceedings, II is distinctly a victory for
the contention OF the blended whisky dis
tillers and is a reversal of the position
heretofore taken by the Department of
Agriculture. The opinion is very volumi-
nous. consisting Of thousands of pages OF
testimony and a resume Of the testimony
and the opinion Of General Bowers.
President Taft authorized the opinion OF
Mr.. Bowers to be made public, but an
nounced no opinion himself, because It was
his desire to hear further testimony taker
from wha are known as straight whisky
distillers.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
SOCIETY WOMAN BOYS VICTIM
Nineteen-Year-Old Youth Tries 10 Ex-
tort $4,000 from Prominent st.
Louis Dame.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 7.-Attempts to
extort 1900 from Mrs. Virginia B. Wright,
80 westmoreland Place, who is prominent
in st. Louis society and club life, were re-
vealed today by the arrest of Jesse j.
Felchlin. 2Olz Franklin Avenue. Felchlin,
who is but 10 years old, is charged with
having written threatening letters to Mrs
Wright demanding that the money be
sent to him in four patches of $500 each.
Penalty for refusal TO comply, was to be
the death of a lifelong loved one" Felch-
Inns arrest followed mailing of four de.
coy letters,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
THIS Is THE MAN I WANT.

A man With the ability and personality
to handle accounts from the largest con-
Germs In the country,
A man who won't waste time on APP
propriauons OF less than SECONDHAND
then only when the concern has capacity
to invest 10000 TO SlOO,OOOO a year in
advertising after we demonstrate that We
can make such an Investment pay.
TLL PAY THE PRICE
To the man who-eaR bring in big &C
counsa-who can develop big propositions
who can handle big things-we are willing
to pay as big q salary as he can earn.
But he must be a man who can do all
thess things without my add dom want
to 40 n work or worrying on any OF
his accounts
WHAT IHAVE DONE.
/ have. built up In ten years, practically
alone. an agency that pays dividends on
the iasEest. capitalization in the adverus-
ing business today, an agency that never
lost a cash discount during the late de-
preston money p
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
a BIG ADVERTISING MAN.
WANTED
A man of big ability-the best business getter and business
@ promoter | can find.

I have one account hat has run as high
as 500, 900 a year,
Here, for the right man. is a mighty
solid foundation on which to build. And
a remarkable opportunity-for he will have
the inside t~raek-there is no one in ahead
OF him-no one within this Organization
who will take precedence over him.
EXCELLENT AGENCY
EQUIPMRhR
The right man will hav6tBaek OF him as
good agency equipments as there is in
the eountry-eauipment 70 execute big
things.
He will have working with him, cap
able copy men-smen who can plan ana pre-
pare copy hat would sell a bicycle to a
man without legs.
WRITE ME IN CONFIDENCE.
Write me enough about yourself-about
what YOU ave done. what you are doing
that | can Judge whether TO give you an
interview But please don't lake up my
time unless you can command big money.
Address c. +, sherin, President C. E.
sherin s c.. 42 Fifth Ave. New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
WARM DEBATE
IN THE SENATE
too, l suppose observed Mr.. Gallingei
sT ho,ro not nyoettuat 80 n 60 a.
CONTINUED from First Page.)


too, I suppose" observed Mr.. Gallinger.
Il have not investigated as to that,
replied Mr., Dolliver, amid laughter.
A point was made by Mr.. Gallinger OF
the fact tina many women had also de.
scended upon congress-, pleading for pro.
lection.
The senate rates, which are a re-enact-
ment of the Dingley rates, were adopted.
Duty ON Gloves Increased.
Contending that the industry would suf-
fer if the duties on cotton knit gloves were
not increased, Mr.. Lodge offered an amend
ment for the finance committee, making
the duty 80 cents a dozen pairs and As per
cent a. valorem on knit or woven cotton
gloves valued at more than $l20 a dozen
pairs and less than s. a dozen pairs, and
50 per cent ad valorem. Mr.. Bacon de-
manded a roll call and the amendment
carried by a vote of Al o"s
The committee amendments to the para
graph on cotton carriers and fabric fOi
s~uspenders were Withdrawn, and cotton
tapes, landings and bindings were included
in the paragraph which was then agreed
to. Mr.. Dolliver and Mr.. La Toilette OPP
posed the committee amendment taking off
the duty of 80 per cent ad valorem on cot
ton duck and placing duck under the pro-
visions for taxing cotton cloth according
to value and count of threads.
Mr.. Aldrich explained that the duty origi-
nally placed on cotton duck was intended
to cover cloth for sail making, but that
in recent years, especially 1906, a finer
grade of goods for women's dresses were
imported under the same duty.
The amendment vas agreed to and the
last paragraph of the cotton schedule was
adopted. Mr.. Aldrich said that the senate
would tomorrow TAKE up the wollen SEIZED.
ule.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
rharIes w. kellogg.
Postomce Appointments.

WASHINGTON. Tune Z-Postmasters ap.
pointed: Nebraska Mckinley, Custer
county, Joseph Maefele, vice ]. H. Wal.
burn, resigned; Osburn. Frontier county
Miss Ada-B. Drake, vice NJ. L. Peterson
resigned; selden, Rock county, Charles F
Courtney, vice S, Fl. Halldorson, resigned
Triangle, Keith county, Mrs. Stella p
Hughey, vice S, K. Andrews, resigned
White Clay, Sheridan county, Charlie:
Mines. jr, vice Charles Mines, resigned
South Dskota-Broadland, Beadle county
Austin T. Sparks, vice n, l., Tomlinson
resigned.
John c. Rattliff is appointed rural car,
rier route 2 at Radcliffe. la.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
HYMENEAL.
Files-LOuis.

FORT DODGE, Ia, June L.-(speoial Tel
egram.)-Ray Files, the well known coach
OF the Fort Dodge High school debating
teams, who have won the state champion
ship for three years, is TO be married to
Anna Louis OF Harlan within two weeks.
Both are graduates Of Iowa university,
where they met. They will live here.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
ARRESTS ARE MADE AT ADANA
Many MOsIems and NOnmOslems Are
Held Under Charges of
Riottng.

CoNsTANTINoPLE. June IAN official
telegram received here today from Adana,
Asiatlc Turkey. says that AS Moslems and
III. non-Moslems have been arrested there
in connection with the rioting and massa-
ores Of April.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
LUTHERANS MOVE ON CANADA
Church Extension Fund IL started
for Missionary Work in
Dominion.

RICHMOND, Ind, June Church ex-
tension was the most important matter
considered at today's general meeting Of
the general synod Of the Lutheran church.
1t was announced that a fund had been
started for the Lutheran church extension
movement in Canada.
The total number OF baptized members
in the jurisdiction of the general synod
is 1886, a gain Of 1000 in the two years.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
Business Man a suicide.

DETROIT, JUNE IA. Milton Holden. a
member of the brokerage firm OF Fred S.
Osborne & Co. Of this city. committed
suicide today I'm his home by shooting him
self Dependency on account OF business
affairs wal the cause.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
DEATH RECORD.
Max NIorrfa.

Max Morris.
DENVER, June 7.-Max Morris. fourth
vice president of the American Federation
of Labor, and known throughout the ranks
of union labor as one of its most success
full organizers, is dead at st. Joseph's hos
pital in this city. Morris was 4S years old.
He was IA member of the lower house OF
the Colorado Legislature for three terms
and was sponsor for many laws affecting
labor.
Mrs. Marguerite Bush.
Mrs. Marguerite Bush, aged 90 years,
died at her home, 1917 Spencer street, yes
terday afternoon The funeral will be held
from the house at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Interment at Forest Lawn cemetery.
Mrs. A. n. Bradley.
Mrs. Grace l. Allen. wife of A. r. Brad
ley, died Monday a 1.-THE family home,
SS14 Charles street. The funeral will be
held Wednesday at 2 p. M. from the home
to ST, Andrews church.
Judge s. S. Ethridae. .
DES MONIES, Ia, June 7-Judge S. S.
Ethridge, referee for the United States
court Of bankruptcy for southern Iowa,
died suddenly Of heart failure at the age
of Il years.
Charles w. Kellogg.
BOSTON, June 7.-Charles w. Kellogg,
eastern manager Of the Firemen's Fund
Insurance company of San Francisco, is
dead in Brooklyn. He was 20 years old.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08

my child nearly died with Cholera
Infantum. Wakefield's Blackberry Bal
sam saved its life"
Mrs. H. D. Schofield, Chrisman, Ind.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
visitors Special Train

HIGH SCHOOL CADET ENCAMPMENT
To Ashland and return, June 10.
Leave Burlington station, Omaha. at &
a. m, returning leave Ashland at Z D. m.
Tickets at 1902 Farnam street, or Burling-
ton station, Tenth and Mason streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08

For a year I had Chronic Diar-
rhoea. Three doctors failed to cure me.
Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam made
me sound and we'll"
Jasper Phillips, New Sharon, Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08

II had Chronic Diarrhoea for sew
eral months. Spent $500 for doctors
without relief. Wakefield's Blackberry
Balsam saved my life"
H. s. Keefer. Seattle. Wash.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
"FOllow the rlag."
Round Trip
Rates

New York City, .S4O.5b
Atlantic City .$4o.7o
Portland, nae. .S42.at
9Obtou spFOsos
Toronto .a3o.e(
On sale June 1st. rood 20 DAYS, return.
ing.
louisville, .ea3.3l
Sold June s. 6, Z. S. with return limit
June 18th.
Cincinnati, .e23.et
Sold June 20. 81. 22. 20, return limit
June 2eth. +
VERY Low Rates
to New England and Canadian points, go.
Ing one route and returning another. al
lowing Lake and Ocean trips.-Liberal
stopovers
For descriptive booklets. rates and all
information, call at Wabash City office,
18th and Farnam, or address
HARDY z. MooRE5, q. A. p. d.
Omaha, Neb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-06

". 8. Cunningham, 1903 8eif<gclns
nnerce Ctr, GAMBLER in neren url5 ae<
braiid)ten artifeln, b~ertauft biaia. aieie
oerld)rdnfe. observation-disclosures Shrc1bs
tilH nit 8iideridranf ~berbunoen. cin
x1quare" Yinnus ShauteIitiible, &affecs
llrnen, cine feitte Nusipa6I Sefen sfpeis
ter 9nnb, @afolinsC efen BON ST bis
$3.50 Wdbmaf9iuen bon 50 Bis $500.
beridieoene Rferbe9eidirre ans 8ipeis
ter Ronot EiirsMatteil neue un6 aee
bra1dte. SeIbbetten Ii. (. IN. &ommt lino
ieht, OBJ ibr etfpas @utes uno BiqiaeS
sebrauden f5nut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-06
1T or Sip nbiop GrflGr,111o

ldBt er Die obige grfldrung, sic
mt6 nit oerielben glei9giiltigerl
&llbe abgefaBt lit, nie Die friiberen
@rloiie. 9ie pene5olaniide Gegie=
rung aber bat in5piiden alle Die
S6tpieriafeiteu, Die iie NIT Sro1lf-
reid nno Solano gebabt bot, beige
legt nno 5lpar our6 8ermittlurg
oes Serrn De Saul, oelielben Serrn
De saul, Der iabrelang Der WiniIter
oes Muslpartigen nno Die re9te 6otlb
Galtro's gemelen lit.
9efommt man ni9t einen eigenen
giuorud, nentt maft oieie Satioz
den I'M 3uiammenbang iiberblidt?
Sen @inorud, oaB nod etmos biu-
ter oieien @~reigniiien, Die eincm
offen Dor Iugen liegen, ltedt2 0a5
ipielt iid aaes 10 elott al uno greift
oaes 10 gut ineinan0er, geraoe nie
bel einem gei6idt aufgebo1ten
Sbeoteritiid. 9os @eben uno aonl-
men Goltro's, oos ginereifen Der
0of1e5 1Ge1 Ne9terlltg, aleS erfol9t
INNER i'm re6ten Iueenblid. llno
Die Wotipieruneen iilto ebenio bait
log, ebenlo unglaubli6 nie bel Ell
llem pbantoitiiben Melobrama.
8ir baben friiber idon periGie=
oentlid geiast, ooB mir oas gauge
Gerbalten Gaitro's ullo Der lebigen
bene5olanii6en Hesierung MIR ais
Elm abgefartetes Spiel an eben, oils
cine &omobie, oie ben ein5igen 3ned
batte, ben p%erfabrenen 5taotsfarrell
Sene5uela's mieoer flott 5u madelr,
Die omr6 @aitro peronlaBten Ser
pidlungen alt loien, obne oaB er
ielbit notig batte, oas Soium oes
ipiQigen Na6gebens uno gdn5liden
3uriidmeidens bon leiner bisberigerl
Steaungnabme alf ii6 5u tapeln.
unO mir miilicn aufri6tig eeiteben,
Dob mir, tros aaem, mas bisber &C.
ideben lit, nod INNER oil oieier afl=
it6t feitbalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-06
sampu,tt lam nidlt ae6eiIt tperben

our6 lofale Npplifotipuen, ipeil tie ben
franfen Sell oes Sbres ni6t erreiden
tonnen. Sc 9iebt nlr einen Weg, Die
Sal1bbeit gu flrieren, uuo Der lit our6
tonltitutienele Seilmtttel. Soubbeit tpir0
onr9 einen ent5iinoeten 3uItaub Der
i9leimigen @lisfleioung Der @ulta1tf6en
@obre beruria6t. @enn bieie 9l66re
|ib ent5iinbet, babt SIR einen rltmpe!t.
ben Son ODER unnoIlfommet1eS @ebor,
nno tpenn ie gang gei6loiien 1T, erfolgt
Snlibbett, utlo tpen1 Die @nt5iirbIt1g
ilift geboben urb bieie 9to6re pieber in
ibren 9eborigen 3uItano beriekt tperben
lam, miro 6as 8eb0r fir inner 5erIt6rt
i%perben; neir1 Sale inter 5ebn fin6.ourd
&atarrb berIrIadbt, pelder nidts ofs
elm ent5iinbeter 3uitanb Der i6Ieimiger
Sberfld6e lit.
8ir tpolen ein6unoert 9oaars fir ies
Den, onr6 &atarr6 beruriadten Sal bon
Salbheit 9ebet1, ben mir ni6t burd I'M
nebrnen bon Soils &atarrbs&lrr~ 6eilen
tonnen. 2aBt @u6 u%tuiotlit 3irfuInre
tonn1ef1.
S. s. G9enep G. Gu., Gple6u, 8.
Terfarft bon alien Npot6efern, Toe.
Soils GdmiIiensgilen iino Die better.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-06
M(od6en Sic einen griin0Cio0en Oer(ud6

Sbiaon, in Ser NegeL be critic 6laidc gMne Of Goro1i 2inoerlnq
brrn9eh 1mO ptrfltD 0nte5 ltffen miro, BET Sen meHen Sramenfrauf=
beten, tit eS INNER better, 6efonoers lit bartndfioen GSaGen, einen
%granolten 8enrN6 init ser aQeoi3in git MAIDEN 1o ibr 9eit at oe5en
ibren 6ilfreihen 1eilenben Ginfnk dtf oos aam5e G6rperipiem onga1.
iben. 9usifGeBfA aus bamloie1 @1an5enfoffcn berqetelt, fonn
fe O6ne Geo6r, bon Sung nno gift gebrnadt lo ibr @e6rart6 BE-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-06
9as ueue tirfifd)e &abimett,

Die 8eoeutung beg Wini1terped)-
lels IN &onltantinopel liegt nod @n=
ii6t reidsoentider 3eitungen tidlt
nur oarin, baB init Dem nellen
@roBmeiir Siiiiein Silmi 9oido ein
alieitig geadteter Wmn BON friider
&raft an Die Spite Ser @egiernng
getreten III, lonoern oltd) in Der Got=
iade, oaB oas 4abinett jeet poaig
benz ginflnB Der sSltngtiirfen inter
itebt. llnleugbar mar es bisber cine
groBe Sbpierigfeit, oaB eigentlid)
5fpet 9oppelregierungen beItanoen,
einmal Die amtlide Gegierune ltno
ooneben Die Gegierung bes &omites.
0as muBte gu erniten WiBbeaigfei-
ten fiibren. Die Srngtiirfen bottell
offenbar oas @efiibl, oaB &iaflil
Yaiba nidt ibr Wann lei, uro lie
iubten oaber nod einem anoern
5aftor, auf ben ie iib neben Dem
Barlament itiiben fonntett, uno iie
fonoen i'm in Der Mrmee, mie oas
Iuftreten Der Sffi5iere in Der Sem
mer nro Die grfldrungen Ser
&ommnioanten Der tiirfiiben &riegs=
|idiffe bemielen boben. Solange sic
@egeniabe 5milhen Gegierung u1lo
&omite beitanoen, NOR es begreii-
lidL oaB oas lestere auf Die @enalt,
Die es on iid geriiien batte, nidt 81
@unlten elmer Hidtung per5iften
mollte, oie es, rpenn nidt fir feino-
lid 10 bod fir beoenflid belt. Sest
iiben Die Sunstiirfen ielbit in Ser
&eeierung nno Die @riinbe, oie
bisber fir oas Sortbelteber Ser zee
benregierling eelteno eemabt mcr-
ben fonnten, iheinen iett meg5ufol-
len. IS miro iid nun fragenk Oh
Die Sunstiirfen seniigeno politildea
Sinn beiiten, INN ii6 aus elmer
Nebenregierung in cine Hegierungs-
partei 81 pernanbeln. @er es nit
Der Siirfei gut meint, fam mr.
boffen, bob Die gntipidlling iid in
bieiem Gimme boa5ieben moee, oenn
oas bisberige geiteben elmer 9oppef=
regierung entbalt 10 piele glemente
Der aufloiune unb 3~eriebung, oob
nit ibm Elm rnbiger Sang Der Ne=
eierungsmaibine auf bic 9auer
niht moglid lit. @as oie 8e5iebuli-
gen Der Siirfei gum @nslono be-
trifft, 10 miro man nlf einen neient=
liden 8ebiel nift gu redrten baben.
Wan oarf annebmer, oaB autD
Siiiiein @ilmi Yoi6a es iid aus
alien 8raften miro mgelegen ieill
laiien, Die 8erbanolungen nit Se.
iterreid-llnearn nno gulgarien 5u
einem frieolihen 3iele 81 fiibrer.
Sir Die @erubigung Mo5eoonien's
oiirfte feline @abl bon b~eionoerem
8orteile iein, 90 er mie menige Sic
8erbGltniiie bieies 2anoes fennt
uno aller 8ormisii6t nod idlarI
eingreifen miro, penn bort uno i'm
Sanol6af BON Notpibaiar Die 9an=
oenbepegung mieoer ouflebert ionte.
@eltte lit SiiiIein Silmi HaI6o BEL
Der ltnteroriidung nidt mebr in
oemielben MoBe gebinoert, tpie ST.
Ser 3eit, 90 er als @eneralgouncr-
nellr bon Wa5eoonien bel mebr NIT
peri6ieoenen ausldnbii6en ginfliiI-
fen rehnen muBte, oie iif elmer id)or=
fen llnteroriidung mioerietten uno
oas @erf Der 8erubigung eridirer
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