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Evening journal., 1909-03-26
Commercial Markets

PHILADELPHIA, March 26-FEED.-
Supplies we're moderate but ample. and
prices showed no important change. We
quote car lots;
Winter bran, in bulk, per ton, S9s. 5oae7:
spring bran, In sacks, as TO size, per ton,
s26a26.5O.
CoRN-There was little trading. but Of
ferings were only moderate and values
were steadily maintained. Futures Of No.
mixed were quoted as follows:
March. n a7ec. Car lots in export ele-
vator, No. p nc; steamer 7Oikc; No. 3. sec.
Local car lots, No. yellow, 7sa73 1-ec
steamer yellow, 72a72 Ice; No. yellow,
7Oa70 l-2c.
WIIEAT-The market ruled steady un-
der light offerings, but trade was quiet.
No. red was quoted as follows: March,
sl2ial.25. Spot car lots in export elevator:
No. red, si.2iaL25; No. . Southern Red.
si.23al24
oATs.-The market ruled steady under
light offerings and a fair local trade de-
and. We quote as 10 location: No. 2
white, IS 1-2a5sc; standard white. 57a5gc;
No. 3 white, s. l-2a5s l-2c; rejected. 52a54c.
BALED HAY AND sTRAW-No 1 tim
othy hay was IN small supply and firm. but
medium and low grades were eompara-
lively plentiful and quiet Straw was quiet
out firm under small supplies. We quote
the following; Timothy hay-choice large
bales, SIG; No. 1 large bales. Si5al5.5o;
choice small bales $3.50; No. 1 small
bales, si5. Clover mixed hay-No. /, sra
1850; No. ?, sloa1i. straw-No. / straight
rye, s2o.5oa2i; No. ? straight rye, sio. 5Oa2
Evening journal., 1909-03-26
BREWERS ARE TO
SEEK REDRESS

CINCINNATI, March 26.-The liquor in
laiests Of the country are about 70 start
"a night IN the state and federal courts
watch will make a more thorough lest of
lheir rights under the constitution than
has any prevloys litigation In the many
years of the hsht asa nst the liquor traffic.
Circular letters have been received by
local brewers and distiiers asking their
cooperation in q meeting soon 20 be held
IN this city 10 formulate plans for the
hGht
While the circulars could not be secured
Tor publication, it Is stated that the liquor
people will ask the courts TO determine
whether a brewer or distiller who has in
vested millions in real estate that cannot
be removed or realized upon after the de-
struction OF tho business, such investments
having been made under laws that ap-
parently secured him In the building up OF
large properties and devoting many lives
to its development, an Of which is leopard.
zed and destroyed without due process
OF law and without compensation for the
destruction Of the property. has any rights
under the constitution"
The question is 20 be raised particulariy
IN the states whore there IS state-wid,
prohibition. Particular reference is made
TO Tennessee. where II said millions In,
vested in such property have been des'
troyed
Tho distilicrs and brewers Of Ohio, In,
diana, Kentucky Tennessee. Maryland
/ Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and New
York are asked TO designate single rep
resenlative from each state TO become ,
member Of a general committee 10 assls
in the formulation Of these plans and de
eide upon an equitable assessment to carr,
on this nght.
Evening journal., 1909-03-26
GOSSIP OF
THE FIGHTERS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BOSTON, Mass, March 26-Al.
kaufman, the California puncher, who
will meet Sandy Ferguson here on
April 6. today Is at work preparing
for what he expects viii be a gruelling
battle. kaufman says he is still ready
to meet Jeffries.
Il see" said Kaufman, that JET
fries declares he will back Berger
against me for $4,000. Let them put
dp some money and see how quick
( viii take on my old rival again"
NEW YORK. March e6.-It ought to be
a rafting good bout-that is II the nigh,
Is on the level.
This is tho opinion Anong sporting mer
to-day relative TO the 10-round fight to.
night between Stanley Kotchel. the mid.
dle-welght champion, and philadelphia
Jack" OBrien.
II win be O'Brien's chance to regain the
confidence Of the boxing public Every
time OBrien figures in a fight there IS the
cry OF fake" about Il. But this time IN,
Quaker iCty pugillst says he is ION tho
level"
O'nrien Is without doubt one OF tn,
cleverest men in the ring Ketchell. how.
ever, Is one Of the greatest sluggers in ths
game. But O'Brien with his cleverness
can also punch. Both men have a knockout
punch in either hand. Both can administer
severe punishment
1t Is a question whether O'Brien's lone
absence from the ring has slowed the
Philadelphia fighter. Ketchell is coming
al the time. He is to-day reported TO be In
better condition than ever He has trained
faithfully and should he meet with sue.
cess in this battle, he will seek higher
honors.
1t will be O'Brien's last chance. As 10 the
betting il is even money and take your
pick.
Evening journal., 1909-03-26
so CENTS OFF
COAL PRICES
Usual Reduction Will be Put
in Effect on April | by
Operators

Anthracite prices will be reduced on
April 1, so cents a ton, as is customary
on that date. Notice of reduction will
be given by the operators within few
days.
This phase Of the coal situation has
attracted much attention since the first
threat of strike, as IL is the one
which tails the closest to the general
consumer and householder. 1t is ex-
pected that the definite announcement
by the operators will be at once fol-
lowed by a heavy increase in orders
as the market has been almost at a
standstlll throughout the winter, and
within the last few weeks the demand
has been practically nothing.
The plan of an April cut of so cents
was first employed some six years ago,
in order to do away with the great
congestion caused by rush of orders
in September, when householders were
returning from vacations and prepar-
ing for the winter. The bonus Of sew
eral dollars on the years supply OF
coal. obtainable by the simple pre-
caution of ordering in the spring in
stead of in the fall, has proved so sue
cessful that the demand has been near
ly evenly distributed over the year,
and the September rush has ceased to
be serious inconvience.
II is usual to make the price for
April 50 cents below the regular one,
and to make increases Of 10 cents eacn
at the beginning Of May, June, July,
August and September, so that at the
last named period the price has again
reached its winter level
While q strike seemed to be Inn
minent. it was thought that this reduc-
ton might be refused, but since the
miners convention at Scranton has
made it evident that there will be no
disturbance. the operators are prepar-
ing to grant the usual concessions to
consumers.
Evening journal., 1909-03-26
Linen Towels

There is not a user of all linen
towels in this community that we
cannot suit in quality, style and
variety. Every price idea is rep
resented both in damask and
huck.
Among the recent arrivals are
many new styles in odd bleach
and "dew bleach" all Linen
Huck Towels at soc, 75c, $I.oo,
SI.2s, $3.50 each.
We would like lovers of high
grade towels who are accus-
toned to seeing large assort-
ments to test us on these.
Evening journal., 1909-03-26
MOROCCO WORKER
FATALLY HURT

John klosk, aged about sS years,
who lived in the neiehborhood of Third
and Pine streets. and was employed at
the morocco factory Of +. Blumenthal
Company, received injuries while at
work to-day which resulted in his
death a few minutes after he was ad-
mitted to the Delaware Hospital. The
body is at the morgue. The coroner
had no particulars Of the case at .
o'clock
Klosld is said TO have been engaged
in washing skins in a large drum when
IL swaycd and pinned him to the frame
work. lie was squeezed, and on be-
ing admitted to tho hispital he was
gasping for breath.
The mans head was crushed and II
is believed that his back was broken.
Evening journal., 1909-03-26
NeckWear

There are hundreds Of styles
here in the daintiest effects for
the neck. So many styles are
fashionable that it is hard to say
which is the most popular, We
show an endless variety OF
Jabots, Rabots, Four-in-hands,
Windsors, Stocks, Scarfs, Null
Ties, Bows and Dutch Collars at
25c to $3.50 each.
Particular attention is called to
the line OF real Irish Crochet
Neckwear at soc to $3.50 each,
Evening journal., 1909-03-26
sunday School convention.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
ODESSA, March 26.-The St.
Georges Hundred Sunday School As
ISOLATION win hold its annual conven-
tion in the NJ. Z. Church here on Wed
nesday, April 7th. 1t will be an all
day meeting and plans are being made
to have the sessions very interesting.
Miss Edna Ewell. the secretary for
the hundred, is now arranging for the
convention. Miss Bessie Gunkle Of
Warwick, Mr., will be the soloist.
Evening journal., 1909-03-26
COMPANIES CHARTERED

DOVER, Del, March 2s.-rhe state De-
partment issued certificates OF incorpora-
ton to the No-ke-lock Company, TO engage
in the manufacture of keyless locks. The
incorporators are r. E. Cook and J. +,
Balsley, Of Williamsburg, Pa, and c. A.
Smith. Of Pittsburg. The capital stock is
$4,000.
The Consumers Fertilizer Company OF
Maryland was incorporated to manufac-
ture, buy, sell and generally deal in plant
foods and ground fertilizers. The incor-
porators are wilmington incorporating
agents and the capital stock is $4,000.
Evening journal., 1909-03-26
[ General Wilson 10 SNEAK.

The Hon. Charles e. Magoon, Cover
nor Of Cuba, under the provisional
government will address the American
Academy Of Political and Social Sci
ence at Witherspoon Hall, Philadelphia.
tomorrow evening. In the discussion
20 follow General Leonard Wood and
General James II. Wilson Of this city
win take part.
Evening journal., 1909-03-26
<. of P.,a 70 be Tansd

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 26-At a meet
ing of representatives Of 152 lodges of
the Knights of Pythias held here to-
night It was decided to levy a per
capita tax upon the members of the
order 20 increase the capacity of the
national Pythian sanitorium at Las
Vegas. n. NJ. More cottages will be
nrnclnI
Evening journal., 1909-03-26
Henry Inquest Tomorrow.

Coroner Gaynor tomorrow will most
likely finish the inquest in the case Of
John Henry. colored, who died sud
denly at Middlotown, and was thought
10 have been poisoned. The man now
held by the authorities in connection
with the case the coroner says, is not
being detained at his direction.
Evening journal., 1909-03-26
Wells a Bankrupt.

George W. Wells. of this city, on
tho application of William T. Lyman
was adjudged a voluntary bankrupt In
the United states Court today. both
Individually and as a co-partner with
Joseph B. Hopes, trading as Hopes
and Wells, butchers. The case was
referred TO Leonard +. Wales, referee
I'm bankruptcv.
Evening journal., 1909-03-26
castro saiIs From sordsaux.

Castro sailed today on the Guadeloupe,
intending TO disembark at Trinidad
The former Venezuelan Presidents
wife. brother. secretary, and attendants,
accompanied him. the party numbering
more than q dozen. The officers OF the
Guadloupe, agreed TO receive Castro,
onyl on the condition that he leave the
vessel before it reached Venezuelan
waters
Evening journal., 1909-03-26
DEATHS
Letitia Williams.
Eliza Jane Mclaughlin.
Samuel c, Peiroe.
David Whitsell.
49, r
Maria E. Landon1.

LANDOM-In this city. on March 25. 1909.
Maria +. Landom, aged so years.
Relatives and fpiends OF the family are
Invited TO attend the funeral from thc
residence OF ltsr son. Percy ID. Landom,
904 Wilson street on Sunday. March p,
At y. m. Services at Shiloh Baptist
Church, Twelfth and Orange streets. In
terment Ezion Cemetery
WHITSELL-In this city. on March o,
1903, David Whitsell. aged % years
Relatives and friends gre nyited TO at
r. Church, on Sunday evening, March
2Sth, at 7.45 o'clock. fnterment at Bridge
pert \ u; on Mondsy. March rSsi 18th.
March q 1909, Letita A., wife Of George
Funeral services at the residence OF
her son-in-law ]. F. Wilson, Main street.
inst. at . O'clock Interment at White
Clay Creek Cemetery.
McLAUGHL1N-ln this city. on March
25th. 1902. Eliza Jane. wife Of James
Mclaughlin, In her 65th year
Relatives and friends OF the family arc
invited TO attend the funeral services
az her late residence NO. lilO West
Eighth street, on Sunday afternoon.
March 2sth, at ] o'clock. Interment at
Green Hlll Cemetery.
Weep not that her tolls are DER,
Weep not that her race is run,
God gra1t that We may rest as calmly,
When our work like hers is done;
TIL thea we yield with gladness,
Our mother TO Him. TO keep,
And rejoice IN the sweet assurance
Son and Daughters.
PEIRcs-In this city. on March 25th.
1909. Samuel c. Peirce, In his S6th
Reia tves and friends Of the family are
invited TO attend the funeral services
at tho residence OF his son; Job II.
dav afternoon. March 2sth. at o'clock.
InterItent at Mt Salem Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1909-03-26
ITCH RELIEVED AT ONCE.

That terrible itch disappears with the
FIRST DROPS OF d. d. ID. Prescription.
II kills all skin disease germs instantly.
A soothing. healing lotion. used oxter-
nallv only. Miller Drug Co. 40f-406
Market st.
Evening journal., 1909-03-26
Water Pine 70 ths creek.

Tho Delaware Water Company. a
subsidiary OF the F., B. and w. Rail
road Company, which started some
months ago to lay pipe from near New
ark TO its Shellpot branch to supply
water to engines there, has hid its
pipes Is. FAR as Christiana Greek.
Evening journal., 1909-03-26
CHkNDI Pr Undertakes
GuhNDLLA 6 Embalmer
Z No. 1I4 w. Ninth Street

No. zl4 ". Ninth Street.
Creful sttention day OF nlKnf
Bodies in Boarding Houses. Hotss
and Hospitals removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished
Appointments first-class. Both Phozss
Evening journal., 1909-03-26

TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
EOR RENT-DWELLING IN THE
country, back Of Eden Park near
Lobdeil. Apply WM. Il. CATHELL. j..
~ morning on Delaware avenue. be-
tween Washington and Rodney streets.
Reward if returned to 5o7 Washington St.
m26-1t.
Evening journal., 1909-03-26
Spring Suits

Judged from every view point
you will not sec such high-grade
suits anywhere as we are show
ing. AT the popular prices OF
Sis, $IS, $50. and SIS we are
showing values in strictly tailor
made suits that cannot be dupli-
Gated anywhere. Full range OF
sizes in black, navy and new
spring colorings, made of all
wool serge, plain and shadow
Panamas.
Other styles up TO $50.
Large showing of Messaline,
Foulard, Raiah, Pongee, Linen
and Lingerie Dresses, $3.50 to
$50 each.
Evening journal., 1909-03-26

There is Only One "BRoMo oUlNlNE"
That is LAXATIVE BROA1O QUININE.
Look for the signature Of L. w.
GROVE. Used the World over to Cure
q Cold in One Day. 25c.
Evening journal., 1909-03-26
Very Special

100 yards all Linen White
Sheeting, full 90 inches wide.
Our own importation. Very spe-
cial at Soc a yard. Try to dupli-
cate it anywhere under $I.oo to
SI.Is yard. This limited guam
tity should last only a short
time.
Evening journal., 1909-03-26
po you use an atomlrer

in treating Nasal Catarrh? II so YOU
will appreciate Ely's Liquid Cream Balm
the quickest and surest remedy FOR this
disease. In. all curative properties II Is
identical with the solid Cream Balm
which Is so famous and so successful
IN overcoming Catarrh. Hay Fever and
Cold In the head. There Is relief In the
first dash OF spray upon the heated sensl.
tive air-passagcs. All druggists 75c in.
Guiding spraying tube or mailed by ELS
Bros, 66 Warren st., New Nork,-Adv.
Evening journal., 1909-03-26

make your Shoe Bills
smaller.
You dent have TO pay fancy, big
expenses, shoe prices at F0RMAk'S.
Boys Shoes 75c a pair this week,
a table full, siEss TO 5, many
worth $l.25.
Si.97 for Women's S2.25 Patent
Leather ClOth-iOp Shoes.
Girls Shoes at CSC Really Right
Good Wearing Shoes.
Sizes I 10 2, less sizes, less money
Boys 81 Shoes for SITS
SIzss 2 Ia TO 5 i-2, It's like finding
ESQ In every pair Of shoes.
Think Of Buying all Solid Shoes for
Boys and Girls for Sl,23
Sizes z IL, 5 Ia, and II TO z, IT'S
an easy way 70 save money
All Solid Shoes for Men
and Women, SLAB.
Well Worth Sl.T5. Nicely made.
A Special Bargain.
Gold Medal Goodyear Vel, Dress
Shoes for Men and Women,
S2.75 Values for $2.40.
Almost $500 value compared with
many shoes sold for $3.50.
The Celebrated Blue Ribbon Shoes
for Men and Women.
A $2.25 Value for $l.9T.
F0RMAN'S,
The money saving Shoe Store.
No. 10 East Fourth Street,
Between Market and King.
Evening journal., 1909-03-26
"Snsns sSIiarsns 19' Millinery niTmmea UTnmsS and

We eNceed all past efforts in this display Trim
med Millinery Charming hats in nnumerabe styles and models
original striking and effective and these hats be matched
in and grace elsewhere We invite your inspection
Evening journal., 1909-03-26
M1zmggt0
~, q @>-
Store open tomorrow night un-
iii $50 O'Clock.
VeiIings 25c yd.

For both use and style Veilings
are very much in demand. On
account of the large quantities
we use we arc often able to Sc
cure lots at a great price conces-
sioE so that now we are able to
offer our customers about fifty
styles in black and colors in tile
popular Russian Mesh styles at
25c yard Many are worth 45c a
yard.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-19

Ell ltor, pGlit trpft og cmbpggelig
reOigeret slpis Der 6ebanler oqe
Sager, Der bar Snteresie for Sol
fet, er in1oO &orporntionspeloe %
1elpiIfe Snteresier. 9looat negter
at opta9e &ifpr- % irene me0icin-
Ife Ipertiiementer og orbei0er for
Dc Semperonce-&eforme iom fore
ligger Solicit. Oct er ct igmmeligt
@loo for etbpert @ient, og enbper
9t76ralfoner, Ser interesierer Jig for
Selnitpre % 9~eifpttelie for Jig ieIp
og 6amilie, bill finoe mere eno Seer
81 for line 2. Suif at BET er ct
50 SlaO, og BET er FIN / n9bnte
ltge, De fon fnn BET for Sen ne0iotte
&ris al 50. 9etol fife 8enge til
fTemmebe men Ien0e @engene til 81
rcfte til SlaOet e1er betnl til bets
Spfalagent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-19

1ttuetbeo meO Manoen, ierligt /
l%uaoonne SonOe, bpor 6norelanos=
fGrligbc0en life enonl1 er ifamtraaot
al pege MGnO, og bpor oct fan for
noles, at oeres politiIfe Get bill az
lteofomme enOnu mere SorItprrelle
ng flcre Sfonooler ems unOer nlun0=
llgt Hegimente.
S bette 2ono bill ingen fornuftiqt
tGnfen0a &pin0e for0re, nj Wan0en
lfol betragtc ben0e lom ct inteQi=
cent og politilf ligeitiQet &pien,
ioa lGnge 2open 6iemler henoe Ipe-
cicllc 6ur09le, bpor Sen opnnler
Man0en buarOt. % ioaoan CT ill
fGlOet ber / &c 6oreneoe Stater. Oq
rao line Ste0er % line Omroooer
/ Ell iuuOun 8ra0, at &pinoen ielp
inn Wenneife li0er o~erlfnoer, OF
Somfunosmorolen faor fire @letter.
Saa be0re: 2ao Sen omerifanifc
9pinoes 5temmeretsbeoaeeIie ms
frpnfe Jig til inoenoers Samtale
rlellem apinoerne ielo, ON ale Sc
Smppltninger, Ser ifuloa foragaa,
fuis en- al 0eres MiOte bleo 8refi-
lnt al Il. 9. og &a6inettet blep
.iammeniot al fpinoelige Me0=
lcmmer. a.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-19
enef, isis.

Set er liot Imnat meO geDbeoer |
benne 8interti6 ber oppe | @iscon-
fins Sfobe. 8eI er Der altib li6t at
iomIe OBJ, men bet er fife at bioere
Snteresie. Dog imao Sml1ler er 10
ogiaa 8reo.
Ser bar bpret liot @~ienoomsban-
sci / oen ienere Sio. so. g. Senien
i MiIltopn bar iolgt fin Sarm, 60
Mcres go6t 2an6 og go6e Spgninger
1ne6 8eiGtning og WoIfilteri til 81.
Sanfen al @eIt Superior for $4,000.
SEQ. Senien 2afetopn, Tom er
reiIt til SfIobomo, ioGgte fin Sarm
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-19
stiaingen / Balfanitaterne.

&rigsifperne ipnes MI enoelig at
bore bort6repne fra 8aGfanitaterne.
Men pigtige Soranoringer / bet
neuropeiife Sprfi" er BEN parige
Sslge al, bbao Der er foregaaet. S
fere Maoneber par Der Sare for,
al en- &rig fenoe brDoe l6s | botlfen
Sc eitropeiffe Gtormagter Oiloe blipe
inobiflet. Den tioligere &appelpit
n.aqem gngIon6, &1tsGm0, Spiflano
CO 9itrig for at opnnn &ontrol ober
2anOene langS @%i0OeIbnOet iDneS
mn rent at bobe lagt fig. Wag-
terne arbeioe6e / SarmOni for SIRE
bens 8ebarelie. Og oct gioroe De,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-19
Gn 9oaars Nfilag,

S ltgen fra %. til %. Wfarts bill,
She 2incoln Oailp Stems" mobtage
50 for 8la0et ct felt gldr, til 1.
@pril 1910. Den olminoelige 8ris
er So ON Naret. Oct 0rgftes beItan=
Big, bborle0es 8arer fan Gringes til
Sor6r11geren uben WeIlemmonos
@rofit. She 2incoln 9ailp SEEMS
forIeger at gore bette peo at afifere
llogifterne til @6onnentiamlere og
reres &aiiepenge, og oerbeo iparer
8loOet 81, foo Set fan ienbes til
%6onnenterne, Tom inoienoer 6eres
gtobn, for 50 ON Iaret / Stebet for
cen reguGere &ris, So. 81 g6r
Sorretning oirefte me6 bore SHIT
Ser, for6rer Detailing / Sorifub og
ftonoIer 91ooet, noar Sioen er us
lpben og unogaar iaaGeoes nbleg
for Sn6fosIering. 9eriom Sarme-
rem fnnoe ielge fine 8rooufter 81
refte til Sorbrugeren, piGoe ban
fpare meget. Saalebes nonr ct
Slab ofiferer oGe ltogifter til @eG-
iaa faor Sc, bba6 Ser
fpores. Sper ii Suiinoe SamiIier
/ Staten mener, She 2incoIn SEEMS
er set be6fte gGao / Staten. Set er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-19

S &en MOB STANDARD Oil"
tabte &egeringen ct Digtigt 5lag.
Men &rigen imo0 tnforporeret
Sbergreb bill bIibe fortiat. 9eriom
@Ifins-2oben er utiIItreffeGig til at
m6oe Sorboloenes &rop, bill ben
blioe enoret. Man maa boabe, at
&egeringens Neoerlog ifal faa iam-
me 8irfning paa 0enne iom Seter
ben Stores Neoerlag fit paa BAN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-19

Naar 2eierne benpenber iio til Nolf, Der
dperterer / gIabet. enten tor at febe hos benz
euer for at fau SpIpsnino ON bet dperterebe,
bebes Te nltib omtaIe, at Ie iaa @pertisie=
rtentst / bette gtab. Oct piG pore til een-
tbta Hutte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-19

y ~
Gf itatts quo / galfnnItnterne, ipm
Mngterne efter &rigen mellem Glts=
lon0 og Sprfiet / 1877 un0erifreo
Berlin, anbenbart er trauOt ul0er
SOD. Stprmagterne er t!lfreole, og
zen npe tprfiife Staggering, Der bar
miltet nor ten belle lit Serritorlltnl
/ europa, trplter Jig me0 &c Wttlio=
ner, Den faar / Sfa0eSerltatning.
Gengene fomt Ben ioa pei tilpas. Sg
I'm Sprfiet / Steoet 6up0e pnlgt at
gaa til &rig meO 2itrig og 9ulgari=
eli, iao pil0e BET rimeligpis bape liOt
9teoerlog % folgelig bope miltet bad
Dc Serritorirm % Eenge / Ste0et
for at foo Eenge.
Ser er foregonet fplgenOe Sorarl-
hringer:
@ulgarien bar opnaoet SelpItG1-
nigbe0 og facet i'm l1afb9ngigbeb
GnerfenOt at Wagterne, og oesltoen
far set facet lit Serritoriltm nobibet
res Mnnefteringen al gTtre &nme,
Tia.
9ftrig bar for 6eitan6ig annette
ret 0osnten on Ser6edopina, Ser bar
cpret UNDER bets 8roteftorot iioen
1878.
@refenlano bar benpttet Jig al
Inle0ningen til otter at ~unoerlegge
Jig &reta, iom BET miiteOe / &rigen
meo Sprfiet 1897. Sgioa fpr Sabet
al &reta pil Sprfiet rimeIigpis fao
en- 8o0tg9relie / 8enge.
Ser er @run0 til at glpoe Jig
pber Sen itore ublobige Gepoh1tion
ser er foregaoet bonoe politiif og ter
ritoriult / BET tprfiife Nige. ling
t~prfernes politi1fe Gepolution mtlig=
qjor6e og gap @nleOningen til Sc
pore Smbpltninger.
SEQ SraftatenS I%fill1tning / 1878
if 8ulgarien og Ser6ien balpbeis
lIafbGngigbeO, og 8osnieu og Serge
gopina, Ser laa ino til 9itrig, TITLE
hes UNDER bette 9anos Seifpttelie
Chen Sen SID er Ser ifplge ioli0e
SLIDER UNDER gitrigif 9eGelie fore
Qaaet en- npI item unoerbar Sornl=
bring / oisie Stater, en- nGiten mage
l6s Sbergang fra Salpbarborisme
til Gipiliiation. Otter en- laaOan
@enfsoelie al bisie 8ropirier UNDER
eItrigif 2e6elie bor set Blot natltr-
ligt, at gitrig ifuloe anneftere Dem
for iteoie. Sg iaa fom BERTH, al
S1rfiet bar inobiflet / iaabanne
@anifelisbeoer, at set fife par
Stan6 til at gore WfoD1tdno.
8anifeligbeberne / 8aifcnitaterne
er iaaleoes afgiorte, og berefter er
Der minore Sare for &rig enc / Sor=
teien. SDrfiet miIter npiten bele
lit eltrop9iife Serritorium, men faar
ca. 100000 900 / &ontenter, ION
set bar 9rltg for til in0re 6orbe-
6ringer. 9nlgarien er ct unfbGn=
gigt &ongerige, 8rpfenlon0 og Sire
tG er genforene0e, 9osnien og Ser
%5egopina err blepen 9ele al BET pItrig=
itc &ejiero6mme, og Ser6ien bill
blipe qipet beore WarfeO for lime
8rooufter. 0rpmmen ON ell pon-
Ilananiif Sbberotion / MoOiGtninQ
til BEN pon9ermanife SnbilpOelie er
for lte0ie fori punoen.
9et er en- egen Gag meo politilfc
S~raftater. 9e paSier naar Sc IND
gaas, men Sioer og Sorbol6 for
on0res, iuu Sc posier fife lengere.
Settle bar Silfeloet FER. Won 6ar
en- SpGeIie at, at 5tiGin9en / 9ol=
f%anItaterne MI er Gongt mere til
fr~e0sftiuen6e emo fsr - tro6s Sraf=
tatbrlto6et.