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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-07-24
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BIG HORN BASIN

The government has just open
ed TO homestead II 900 acres more
of irrigated land surrounding the
new towns of Powell and Garland, ,
Wyoming This is absolutely one
of the best chances in the country.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-07-24
.Notice of Adjustment Day.

First pull lnly 3 last pub Sept 4. 1909.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-07-24
A New $40 Acre Homestead Law

Three million acres of free home
stead land in Eastern Wyoming. You
simply pay the government filing fees
and get the land free.
The Washington times., 1909-07-11
SPECULATION RIFE
ON BUTTER PRICES
Poultry Marker Firm and
Few Changes Expected
This Week.

As a result Of ;he surprise caused nv
the advance in tie price of butter Ia st
week, speculation Is being INDUCED in as
TO what turn the market on this COM
modify may take during the present
week. While the price is hardly expect-
ed to go any higher, it is generally an
teipated that the market viii not record
any reduction. A fiUctuation either wav.
however. would only be In line with the
uncertain record butter has made this
season.
The poultry market is not expected To
record any changes. Spring chickens
sold without any difficulty last week at
p and % cents a pound. ana this record.
as a result of curtailed supplv. gives
evidence OF being duplicated
Prices on eggs are expected to vary
considerably as sales will be governed
entirely by quality. A range Of cents
existed in last weeks quotations. and
VIII probably be continued.
Lambs viii probably not reach a nor
nal basis until the supply OF common
western dressed now on the market ia {
become exhausted Common Western
gocIs sold at such reduced figures last
week that the market on live stock wa :
demOFallzed. Just how long 10 will he in
recovering from the effect Of this re-
mains to be seen.
The calf market gives every i1dica-
ton OF being easy with receipts liberal
The Washington times., 1909-07-11
UNION FRANCHISE
ENJOYS AN OUTING
Games and Sports Mark the Ex-
curslOn to Cabin John
Bridge.

A good dinner. games, and sports, ar d
a general frolic were INDUCED IN by
the members Of the Union dc Lansue
Franchise" and their families al the
annual picnic of the Organization mt
Cabin John Bridge today
Special cars laden with the funmakers
left Georgetown at II O'Clock. The fas-
tivities began with the dinner, winch
was Followed by games for men. woInen,
and children. The next meeting of the
society Will ne held on the FIRST Friday
u October, when officers will be elected
The Washington times., 1909-07-11
NEW YORK PRICES OF THE WEEK

The prices and net
o 9Q and to date
The Washington times., 1909-07-11
Wall Street Optimistic But Waiting For Disclosure of Hrrans Pans
YEAR TO DATE IN LOCAL MARKET

The prices the Excge for
e bond lssuef
The Washington times., 1909-07-11
United States Trust III.

Of the fax. If so, it viii help CoaIers
and Union Pacific
Industrial conditions are satisfactory.
The production of the foundries and
mills is ON larger basis than for two
years, and increasing. Steel and Smelt-
iul shares were features.
The cost of living is too high, and is
restricting consumption inn many lines
where TCtrCnchmeut is possible
The bond market is satisfactory. the
investment of public funds in this class
of securities continuing. Sales last
week S2l $4,000, as against about SIS. 900. To-
900 last year. To date the bond sales
total S759 .0U0 as compared with S474.-
l-6 900 to date in 1905.
The changes last week We're nim-
portant. save In a few stocks Reading
going off rs and Union Pacific ~. The
best strength was I'm Illinois Central
Smelling. Locomotive preferred. South
eru Pacific, and So. Ste Marie
The Washington times., 1909-07-11
CHOLERA KILLS Al.

ST. PETERSBURG. July n.-New
cases of cholera to the number of III
Y ere reported at the municipal hospitals
during the tweuty-fOur hours ended al
noon yesterday, together with forty-tW0
suspected cases. The deaths during That
periOd numbered forty-seVsn. The St
Petersburg hospitals are now treating
SD cases.
The Washington times., 1909-07-11

The talk OF the Street is decidedly
buIlish, the action OF the market is
more OF less negative with Southern
Pacific, Union Pacific, ST. Paul, and the
HM shares holding firm. We hear
stories of pools, but they are dissipated
with but little show of actuality. The
Street awaits the coming Of its master.
first, and the outcome Of the corpora
ton tax and other matters as secou-
dairy probabilities
The corporations have made no fight
on the proposed g per cent tax, even
after the amendment including holding
companies. 10 is within the probabilities
that holding companies viii be relieved
by the conference from the provisions
The Washington times., 1909-07-11
LOCAL BONDS ACTIVE
AT STRONGER PRICES
Gas Movement Continues.
Traction Shares in
Demand.

There were some signs OF reinvest-
ment Of July disbursements in the local
security market. Bonds were the favor
ties, Capital Traction SIS. Consolidated
SIS of the Potomac Electric Company,
and the As Of the Washington Railway
and Electric moving freely. In all about
$4,000 face value, OF these bonds, chang
ed hands in the four days during which
the Exchange held sessions, Monday
and Saturday both being holidays.
There is little probability of any let-up
In present values Of these desirable
ponds The fact that Washington banks
and bankers have more funds in their
vaults than they know what to do with
funds that they would Ike to have
earning something. is in itself an as
surance for the continuation of present
figures.
The current values are S7% for the
Railway IS, I03Q103ts for Consolidated
SIS and Jl3 for Capital Traction SIS.
Gas Two Points Higher.
The movement i'm Washington Gas
shares showed a let-up tendency. An
advance of points additional was
scored, out there was several hundred
shares that might easily have been OBJ
tanned at a small additional betterment.
For the last three weeks there has been
scarcely a time when a bunch Of stock
would not have been excuse enough for
"a fractional jump in bids. Friday there
was no disposition 10 90 after the block
of Is stock.
Railway preferred was in good de-
maud and advanced from 9G$s to 81.
while the common stock was rather
quiet at 42l5G42Ja. There was rather
more doing in Traction shares. total
sales or 293 shares being recorded. The
price varied between 12712 and 1868, the
inside figure at the close.
United States Trust III.
The feature of the movement i'm the
bank stocks was a sharp rise on United
States Trust Company shares. As stat
cd before the earnings of the tnstltu-
tiuu have increased on an unusual scale.
A dividend TO stockholders is certain
with the end of the year Shares sold
at Jos to H. with 40 at the close
other stocks and bonds were steady and
without any particular change.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-11-11
Notice to Gunner of Land Before 7an
Deed Shall Issue.

To Amelia Storey:
You are hereby notified that on the 18th day
of November, A. D. 1906, the following piece or
parcel of real estate. taxed in the name of
Amelia Storey and situated in the county of
lows: Lot number Twelve az in Block num-
Der Four ~ situated in South Scotland, Scot
land, South Dakota, was sold for taxes then
sale By the Treasurer of said county to Bon
Homme county 8. Oak, and was by said pur-
now the lawful holder of the certificate of pur-
chase. That said taxes then due aud delin-
taxes to the amount of s7.37 have been paid,
with interest, penalty and costs accrued, max
ing total amount necessary to redeem 1904
and in addition thereto, the cost of service of
this notice, together with such Interest as may
accrue after this date, must be paid. and that
the right of redemption will expire and a deed
for said land be made within sixty days from
the completed service of this notice.
THOMAS JIREK
Owner of said Sale Certificate
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-11-11

Tickling, tight coughs, . be quick
" and surely loosened with q prescrip-
ton druggists are dispensing every
where as Or. Shops Cough Remedy.
And II Is 20 very, very different from
common cough medicines No opium,
no chloroform, absolutely nothing un-
safe or harsh. The tender leaves of 4
harmless, lung healing mountainous
shrub give the curative properties to
Or. Shops Cough Remedy. Those
leaves have the power to calm Tie
most distressing cough and TO soothe
and heal the most sensitive bronchial
membrane. Mothers should, for safe.
TVS sake alone, demand pr. Shops,
It can with perfect freedom be given
to y the youngest babes. Test ii
yourself and see! Sold by r Nv Rus
sell Drug Co
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-11-11
KITS Her Foe Of2o Years.

Kills Her Foe OF 20 Years.
HThe most merciless enemy | had
for 20 years." says. Mrs. James
Duncan Of Haynesville, Me-, twas
dyspepsia. / suffered intensely af-
ter eating or drinking and could
carcely sleep. After many RENEE
dies had failed and several doctors
had given me up, / tried Electric
Bitters which cured me complete
II. Now / can eat anything. I am
70 years old and am overjoyed to
get my health back again." For
indigestion, Loss Of Appetite, lame
back. kidney trouble, female COM
plants, il is unequaled. Only SOC
at Bruhn & Stonebraker's.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-11-11

N. G. Grant Of Greenwood spent
Sunday here with his wife.
Have you seen the Thanksgiving
postals Is Treiber's?
q little girl was born 70 MI. and
Mrs. Frank Riley last Thursday
morning.
MI. B. Wecker made q trip TO
Wocnsocket Int Friday, returning
Monday.
FoR BALE-Duroc Jersey male
hogs. eligible 70 register. Price
s$l5: Farm 4 miles north Of Olivet.
Gro. N. NzwELL.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-11-11

Howard Harris, who is attend
ing the university at Mitchell, came
home TO spend Sunday.
Mrs. Wallace of Pocahontas, Ia,
came Monday to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Robt. Jasmann.
Dean Tomlinson arrived satur-
day from Westfeld, Ia, to spend a
few days with his parents.
Miss Kate Wittmayer, who is
taking a course in sewing lessons
at Tyndall, spent Sunday at home.
Go to A. E. Parmenter for Flour.
Bran and Shorts. Prices and quail
ity guaranteed the best.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simek came from
Kadoka Saturday to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Trantina.
Ben Brown, who is clerking
in Frieaerich's general merchan-
disc store at Kaylor, spent Sunday
at home.
Mr.. Andreas Resner who moved
to North Dakota about two wears
ago was here calling on old friends
last week.
Mrs. Fl. P. Carson returned to
- |
her home at Huron Saturday after
spending II few days here at the
Grifiths home.
Yrs Reiner who ia living on a
claim il Stanley county, is spend
ing the week here with her hus-
band, the night operator.
Mr.. Daniel Link of Faulk coun-
ty was here last week, placing a
stone at the grave of his son, Dan
lei Link Jr. who is buried at Kay
lor.
Frank Wanek & Co. have rented
the each building, opposite the
Edwards Hotel, and will put in a
stock of electric and automobile
supplies.
A. F. Miller and wife returned
home Saturday after spending a
few weeks with relatives in North !
Dakota and the northern part Of
this state.
Prices that sell. Up-to.date
Manure Spreaders, best wood wheel
Trucks 8 inch tire, Wagons, Car
riages, Harness, etc. At Cham
berlain's.
Howard Seaman and wife of
Tyndall yer here Monday. She
remained here to spend a week with
Mrs. A. A. Smith while he went on
to Iowa and from there to North,
Dakota.
Lester Haynes arrived overland
from Belvidere last Friday, bring.
ing three horses which he will of
fer for sale. He has closed out his
stock on his farm and will spend
some time here with his parents.
The teachers who went to Lead
to attend the state association. re.
turned last Saturday. The pleas
ures Of the trip were marred by a
railroad wreck near Deadwood
while returning from a trip to the
Spearfish canyon, in which one
young lady from Pukwana was in
stantly killed and two others from
Chamberlain badly injured.
That quality musical play, "The
Other Girl" will be seen at the
opera house, Saturday evening,
Nov. IS. Manager VIM. Thomas
announces a special cast headed by
Miss Ollie Payne and the original
Empire production, Of the nu-
merous successes Of the Thomas
Amusement Company, ssThe Other
Girl" has been the most sensation
al. It started It's career in New
York where it ran for over a year
at the Empire theatre, and last
il toured the east, playing
all the principal cities. It's pretty
plot, startling chorus features, cap
tivating cast stamped it's last sea-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-27

@reifspaIber~, Dansigers nnb ben
Rsbenfiraben pprge1pnmeH. N,tf run6
$4,000 Auabrutn,ster Gteinpflaifer
tpuroen $4,000 2iter (15. 800 RiIos
grann) glnfiifaubit uiissefprengt. nas
babel nnperoiinnt per.penbet iplrbe.
Dte setpDbnIide sprenguns purbe
ipGbrenbbeHen einseitelIt. Die Mirs
fung belt aber niht Ianse an. nieI=
|mebr 3eigte iib fcbpn am atpeiteti aage
ipiener cine frdftige @5taubenttpidlung.
gluh Die nddfte 8efprengung NIT
nMntiftaubit1 i'm Muguit enbtste In
Sen ertpdhnten Derfe1rsreihenG GtraBen
nit Dem gleiGen fhnahenGrfDIg; rar
in Der Sr0blftrabe btelt bic mtrfuns
etipas idnser an. sSn Winter finb
Damn Die 8erfiihe BET 5tarfem ssroif
lpieber aufsenomnlen iporben, ippbei
Der erite NIT unperbiinntem .Mntiftnuz
bit" miblong. Run tpurhe ein gr0Be=
rer 8eriuh nit peroiinntem .Mntis
itaubit" genladt. Oieie 2Dfuna be-
itcnh aus einm 5beif Mntiitaubit un6
arpei 5Eeilen WoiTer. Srcb bes itars
fen Jroites pereifte Die @traBenober=
Fiddle lidt, Der @taub tpurbe gebun=
ben unb fpnnte nit ben eelodertenGisz
itiiden entfernt perben. Die gtraBe
mar ftarbfrei seiporoen, ipdbrenp III
ben NebenitraBen Der raube Winb ben
Gtaub aufpirbefte. Daroufbin iour=
Den Die 8erfufe forteeiebt unb ergas
ben audi fernerbtn befrieotsenbe Gr=
eebniRe. Gin @efrteren Ser perbiinn=
ten 9lntiitaubitIDiune mar BEL feinem
8erf1h pprgetommen; cu1 pdr elm
5dIiipfriaperoen beg gflafters mir
eenbs eingetreten. Shlieblid baben
2ahoratoriumsperfn6e erseben, baB
iraeno elm Iddoieenber giGfluB bes
.Inttitaubtt" auf 5tampfaspbalt. tpie
aud auf 2eber (Snub unh StiefeD
nt9t nahsutreifen mar.
Rad biefem siinitiseu grgebnib
fpurOen Ole @erfu6e i'm .Snnern Der
@tabt lpeiter ausseoebnt. 3. 3. auf Der
5riebri6sitraBe, Inter ben 2inben.
SorctbeenftraBe uitp., nobel mebr als
$1,000 Oud6ratmeter nit eirca 30,z
pro5entiger 2Oiung fdahbrettartia be-
fprengt tpurOen. unb bann erfplate bic
Musoebnung Der 8erfuhe auf ben
Suitsorten, ben @9loBplab, Die RDz
ntgitraBe uip. Nu6 bierbei ipurben
5ufrieoenitelIenbe grfoIse eraielt. 10
bob u@nttfaubit" nunmebr regelind=
big benubt tperoen iolI.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-27
RRkantpfnatp nrr Stu,t b
pluur.

llno nenn's genMg geregnet bat.
bann bDrt es fpieoer auf. llno am
nGhften, nlitunter auh erft am 5tDeitz
nGh{ten sage bldff Der Winb. Der UNI
Die gden un5erer boben unb immler boz
Der peroenben @ebdube fault, ben
Stamb fpieoer in Wolfen burh Die
StraBen unb in Die 6Guier, in benen
tein Seniter fiher ift oapor. Mnb penn
er lih bdnn amsgetobt bat, bann forz
gen Mutomobiie, Strabencurs unb
ionitiaes @efGbrt bafiir, bab oerStaub
inlmer tpieber aufsepirbelt. Den 2euten
auf Der Strabe in Die Muaen fliegt
unb mas nod {hlimmer. in Die Ntbz
r1unssorgane. Denen bic grOBte 8efabr
Ser arpBitdotifden llnfauberteit brobt.
Wie man fI6 bes 5tauhes tpebren
fann, ben ielbft reidlide WaiTerbez
fpreneung mur Bis gu getpiHem Dsube
he5eitigt, lit ihon lnnge problem ftd0z
ti5her 8ertpaltungen getpeien, obne
baB man eine geeignete 2Diung gefune
ben bate. Stun fommt aug Berlin, Der
oeutfhen Heihsbauptfaot, cine yfddz
riht, DIE Soffnuns auf enblide 8efeiz
tigung oes l1ebels madf.
8isber nuroe 5ur @eTpreuguns oes
Mspbalt% unb 9ol3pflditers Elm Del
MeItrumit gendnnt, bertpenbet, oas
aber nnr 3nr Gomnlersaeit gebrau9t
iperben fDnnte, nun lit Elm anberes
MitteI perfuht tporben uno bot 5ih 10
betpdbrt, Snb aua Der 5taubenttpid=
lung BEL Jroiffnetter, Die ii9 namentz
lih beim Beftrenen Der 5traben nit
@3ano ober Mfhe oft iiberaus linongez
nebm benaertbdr nldht, er,tgegenge-
tpirft fplrbe. Diefe Wer5nhe tDur6en
glei9 benienigen nit Weitrumit bur1
ben Direftor oes Berliner @traBenreis
rlignngsnefers nnternpmnen unb
atDur nit ,Mntiftaubit". einem ffii1i@
gen MutterIdugenriidfanb (gbIorS
nlagneiiunn), oer Bel Der RaIifabrifas
fion getponnen tpiro. Gs ipiro barr
iibsr btrihtet::
Die erlten 0erfuae mil oifftm Mitz
III, bas 5undmlt IL 2eipaig mil slten
GrioIge anspfcbirt iporoen mar,
iparbtn I'm sJuIi pprisen Sdbres III SCI
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-27
Gas ,prrSrnn ne neae Wbina.

Dab bas aite Gbina, burh BEN
Eanpf nit sSapan unb ben rm1iifdz
iapanifhen aries in Der Manbfhurei
1ilfseriittelt. nihi nur aufgeipa9t,
fonoern aud beitrebt lit, ieinen lanae
rerndbldffigten plab uuter benMG9z
ten eiit5lnebmtn. babsn mebren Iih bic
BsDeiie. gbina enttpidelt fh auz
fshenDs DirfbIdnftlih uab bleibt aud
bensentfpsehenb in benz Mufbau feiner
nsiIitdrifden Rrdfte ni1t 3uriid. giz
rer RorreipoHDen3 Der .Rationalz3ei
fnn9@ aus 9bdnghai 5ufoIse bal gbiz
na fehon 12 ponnSnbig ausgeriiftete
DipiisDnen; IN Der nddfen 3ufunft
iperbsn ou1 bic fsbIenoen 25 ausaeriis
ifst. Sect hentt bic Heaieruna an ben
Ban siHer Gl0tte. an ben fie III ben
n6hpen fiinf Sobren berantreten min.
ie 6IOtts ion aus brei geIhpdbtrn
teIftEea, siner 6ii1rnng ilntsrliegen;
ofs 6auptbafen III 6dnfop erieben.
ie Msgiefuns befaBt iih energifd
hit 6et Grri9tnng pOn WsariusIdnIen
III an lcb. Nsmbo, aantpn, 1fMffa.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-27

fOrbsrn. llnb fDmit Iiegt n bie1tY
tsntffsibun9 nidt nnr Der eeb5rige
SHlb fir bic Rnnbsn ber Wabnen,
foiibern duh cine geipiHe @drdnfie ae.
gen bic Genbena, bic Ndien 15ber an.
5itleben aIs fie biIliseripeiie iein fpll=
ten, 6Dmit irerben tppbl Die Babnen
n,Gbigen prpfit bednfpriihen f0nnen.
aber Der 0erfnhuns. Elm iinsepDbnli<
DIES MdB bobpn beraus5ufhlagen. ipe-
niger alissefebt fein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-27

Die in ben Rinoerf9u1en ffefenben
sSSnouftrien baben iiberbuupt bieI Mebn.
lidfeit nit Rinbern. ste friegen in
Der Negel. mas iie molten, unb fhreien
70 lanse, bis iie es trisgen.
y X
Wlit aebn lenftaren BaIIpns foll i'm
ndhften Sabr bic NuftftbifTbabn in
geutihIonb er6ffnet iperben. Nas
rite Quftfhiff ! Rursbnh biirfte 5em@
ndhft III Drud aegeben trerben.
Niht fbem Mepf1en 3eist Der
@pie9el fein pabreS Gefiht.
4 ~ 4
Ser Mdnn III Bolton, Der als oie
befien NabrunSsmitteI gsnife nnb pie
mub ein fhIehter GDfaI<
pdtriot fein. GinD rimt Gped unb
Hcbnen oas betmatIiAe @eridt9
Mir eritHnen nsan1en ipdter nid6t
ipieber, n ftbr babtn lptr iailS ber.
drnsrt 7's'' -
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-27

|in bsnen lie uls aebrer MuslGnber dnz
ftut. Der RDrreippnbsni Der citirten
oeitiing ipeift Ddrduf bin, bdB. fpenn
In Gbin1 feline RursGnberang ftattftns
bet, es Der 9ineiifden Regierung se-
Hngen miro, an ben B1rjen guropas
Mn.etben an3ubrinsen, bic ihr erns6sz
Iihen iperben. ibre 5lottenpldne auss
sufiibren. Mls 8eipeis, tpie bas5elbit-
betpuBtfein ber hineiiiden 9esieruns
tpGhit, fann oie Sbotiahe bienen, 6ab
iie ben 9oridlag elmer 8ruppe ensliz
f6er Rapitaliiten. bic ibr @elo leibea
poIIte unter Der 8ebinsung, baB fe
bic 5diffe in gnglanb beitellte. ab~
lehnte.
Der proseb Der Gtdrtnna Der 9ittes
iiIhen G5ta1tsmaht burh ipirtbihaft=
lihe Neuerungen bGlt meter an. 60
terihtet Die dtneiii9e3eituns r5dun=
tien=Ihi4bao4. baB cine anerifanifhs
Rompaenie unb be beutf6e ssirma
@tenens e 9alste benz Miniiterium
bes pplt= unb 8erfebrsipe1ens porse-
fhlaeen baben. burh cine telepboni1he
2inie pefins, 9dnfop. Ranton unb
Sbansbat 81 perbinoen. DAP es in
gbina glemente sibt. fir bic eine rGrz
reuerung" Gbinas niht ibentiich 1T
nit ieiner Militariiiruns, bas seigt
s'1e Nadridt, Die man in berielben
di1ejilden 3eitung por einiger 3eit
iefen tDnnte. Das Wainiferium Der
Boft perbot in Der eriten 3eit nuh benz
gobe Der Raiierin=Hgentin unb pes
3ailers bis 4ufnaba.e bon 6iffrirten
Depefhen. Oieie Mabreeel Iollte ben
reeolutiondren SrganifatiDnen unz
mDgIih MAIDEN, f9nelle Mnoronungen
5n treffen.
gtnen gefpifIen Ginblid in bic pldz
ne Sapans gibt Elm Snterpietp NIT
benz iapaniiden Premierminiiter Rat=
furd unb benz Weinifer Der ausipdrti=
gen Mngeleeenbeiten Romura, Den man
i'm mSapanQbpertiier" finoet. t.&omura
mics oorauf bin. bob Die iapdnifdeRez
qierung beftrebt iit. ben lleberfluB III
rer 8ebplferung in Gorea 5u fonaenz
trieren, um iie bort fir ibre aoloniiaz
tlonspldne gu 6enuben. sic glaubt
hies 3iel nit Ger 3eit erreiden gu
f0nner. uno lomit pirb na9 ibrer
Tfeinuna bic llrfahe Der &lagen Der
amertfaner perIbninben. Die iupaz
nifhe Regieruns ftrebt nacb einer5tdre
tung ibrer goiition in Oitafien. Dies
ipill lie erreiden nidt bur4 llnterio=
dung fremDer Serritorien. fonbern
rurd tire 8eriorgang nit biligen
Waarea. csopan tpiu fonisauent in piez
fer 8ihtun9 fortfhreiten; es befunz
oct leinen WiGen. inbem es Die Wiili=
tdrauseafen eini9rdntte. DAB nit
oiefer Bplitif her Regierung ni9t
nlIe @1i9ten Der 8epDlferung einperz
itanben iinb, ift let9t be9reiflih. 9ruf
Ofumu 4. 3. tritiitrt nad Dem Be
rtht Der rSSSapan 8eetlp Gbronicle"
T6arf ben Rorea @migrationsplan Der
@r bebt berpor, DdB Die
ghineien in Der Maanbf6urei piel ftdr=
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