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Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-04-07
The Age of Electricity

Mr.. Edison and his associates
lately celebrated the thirtieth an
nirersary of one of the most i'm.
portant inventions the world has
ever known-the incandscent
electric light.
Iha fold Of alsstrie research
and invention may almost be said
to be contemporaneous with the
present generation. Men not
yet old can remember when the
first arc lights appeared, and
what wonder they were; and
the incandescent light was of lat
er creation. One thing has fol-
lowed another so rapidly. indeed,
that the real marvel of electric
development has hardly been re.
allied by the generation which
has witnessed it.
In the public lighting stations
of the United States upward of
forty thousand persons are now
EN- ployed, at wages which aggre-
gate more than thirty million
dollars, and it is estimated that
one hundred thousand private
plants employ thirty-tiva thou.
sand more, at wages which tptal
about seventeen millions.
Even this, however, represents
but one department of the field
of electrical industry as it is to.
day. The lighting stations are
dependent upon factories where
thousands of other persons are
employed. The making Of poles,
both iron and wood; the manufac-
ture of porcelain, wire, glass,
rubber, mica and many other
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-04-07
Marburg Dots.

We'll, Mr.. Editor; some re.
marks; Little Star failed to shiue
for the last two weeks, but |
think it will shine bright this
week.
We are still having beautiful
weather and the farmers are
making good use of it. But |
think everybody would be glad to
see some refreshing showers.
Our hearts we're made glad
Sunday to see such good attend
ance at Sunday school. Our
school is getting better every
Sunday.
Rev. A. H. McArn will preach
at Marbug April 10th, at 8
O'Clock p. m. Hope everybody
will come that can.
Mr.. II. B. Russ and Mr.. H. 8.
Melton attended church at Che
raw Sunday morning.
Mrs. Neal Graham, who has
been spending some time with
her daughter, Mrs. j. j. Bundy,
has returned to her home at
Lilesville, n. G..
A certain young man in our
neighborhood says he is going TO
take a flying trip over to Clio
some time soon. l think there's
some attraction over there.
Misses Ida and Lizzie Nesbit
went down to Cheraw Monday
on shopping expedition.
Little Star. !
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-04-07

things is enormously stimulated
by this industry, which was not
in existence a generation ago.
The Development Of the electric
railway, the telephone, and the
transmission of power for all
sorts of purposes from distant
waterfalls are among the marvels
81 thepresent elsseeaf fage;;dnd
wireless telegraphy is so recent
that it has not yet ceased to at
tract the curiosity which is al
ways bestowed upon the latest
scientific wonder.
In all this work the United
States has been a leader. Mo-
only are the most important elec-
trical inventions to be credited
to this country, but the volume
of electrical manufactures and
export is greater than that OF
any other nation.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-04-07
To The Reade,s Of The Chronicle

To The Reades Of The Chronicle
leave this morning for IN alb.
sence of abouatuo weeks in New
York. I 60 10 learn something
about the linotype, one of which
has been bought for use in the
Chronicle off Ice. While I am
away the Office will be in charge
of my son, Y. j. strickliu, who
will do the best he can to give to
you readab1E paper: Task your
indulgence a6d will appreciate
any help you pay extend to my
son in gettitg up the news for
the paper. When I return and
get The Linotype in operation !
hope to give you the best news
paper ever published in Chester
field county.
vfy truly,
J. N. strieklin.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-04-07
GENERAL NEWS
Roosevelt has reached Naples.

Roosevelt has reached Naples.
Congressman Ellerbe has been
invited to address the Farmers
union meeting in St. Louis.
There was mistrial in the Har-
ris case In Anderson Saturday.
Smallpox has broken out in
Anderson and the board of health
OF that city has ordered that ev.
erybody be vaccinated.
Mary Comor, a ten-year-old
child of Mccormick. was acci-
dentally shot and seriously
wounded by a boy school mate
Friday afternoon, at which time
a crowd of the children we're
strolling through the woods
She was taken to Augusta for
treatment.
Two young automobiles run
ming their machine at high speed
in Savannah yesterday run over
4 negro girl and then q cow and
went on and struck another COW
and finally turned over in a ditch
injuring one of the occupants.
The cotton market declined 1t
points yesterday.
Preparations are being made for
a conference between this coun'
try and Canada within two
months to discuss and settle
, some questions affecting tariff
regulation.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-04-07
The New Formtof City Govern
gent.


Hatsiesburgs Miss, and Co.
lumbia, S. CT are the first two
Southern citia east Of Texas to
try tie commission form of gov
ernment. Wlen the Galveston
food came several years ago the
affairs of the cay we're taken out
of the hapdsof tile ward politi-
clans and parry bosses-who had
long CONTROLLED there as in most
other American ci.ies-and the
government w4s vested in a com
mission of abe-bodied business
men. The rahlts in the way OF
economy, emf, ,tterprise, and effic.
lent government we're so salts
factory that tie plan was contia-
ued, and thetfidea has spread
from city to cEy until it now bids
fair to become 5pne Of the most
notable developments Of TWEEN
tieth century iolltics in America.
We hope to 81 a great many 9th,
or cities adolf the idea, and we
should like p have some plan
worked out Whereby the same
principle might be applied to
counties and !, towns the size OF
Cheraw and e'en smaller towns.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-04-07
Points Regarding the Census

The census begins April Is and
must be completed in two weeks
in cities and in thirty days in all
other areas.
The enumerators will wear a
a badge inscribed United States
census, 1910"
The law requires every adult
person TO furnish the prescribed
information, but also provides
that 1t shall be treated confden-
TALLY, so that no injury can come
to any person from answering
the questions.
The president has issued a
proclamation calling on all citi.
zens to cooperate with the cen.
sus and iusuring them that it has
nothing to do with taxation, army
or jury service, compulsory
school attendance, regulation of
i'm migration or enforcement of
any law and that no one can be
injured by answering the inqui-
ries.
1t is of the utmost Importance
that the census Of population aud
agriculture in this state be com
plete and correct. Therefore ev-
cry person should promptly, &C.
curately and completely answer
the census questions asked by
the enumeratorS.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-04-07

The post Office department is
endeavoring to impress upon the
county officials the propriety and
the necessity of putting up posts
at the different road crossings in
the various connties and painting
thereon the names of the towns
or villages to which the cross.
roads leads, with an indicator
showing the direction. This is
along the line that has
been advocating for Chesterfield
county for several years.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-04-07

What has become of all the
blind tiger liquor captured in
Chesterfield county? If our
memory serves correctly the law
provides that all liquor captured
in any prohibition county shall
be turned over to the sheriff of
tie county and by him publicly
emptied out on the ground.
There has been quite a lot of liq-
uor captured in Chesterfield, but
we have never heard of any of it
being poured out.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-04-07

Col. w. Il. Brock, assistant ad-
jutant anG inspector general, a
former Oheraw boy, but now of
Columb bia, S. G., has announced
that he will be a candidate for
the Office Of adiutant and inspec
tor general Of South Carolina.
His many, many friends in
Cheraw and Chesterfield county
wish him success in his race.
Here's best wishes from The
Chronicle.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-04-07
Monirose News.

Mr.. Callis 4 Apderson spent Sat
urday In Che hN with his friend,
Mr.. Gilbert
M5.s15la nlss es@:
O1tted b erf4 Course at the
Draughon Bhsiness College il
Columbia andl has accepted a po'
sition as bodkkeeper for Mr.. J,
L. Anderson.
The Capital highway road is
now in fine copdision a. this place
and we hone soon to see automo
biles passing to and from tho
North and sohth.
The chain gang is cam ping just
below Cash's and doing fine WORK
on the roads.
Mr.. w. J. Brown was in Che
raw Tuesday land Wednesday on
business. i
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-04-07
AS to Advertising
Costs in
The Chronicle

The average business man when
figuring with the ad. man for space
does not look at anything but the
amount Of money to be spent tor so
much space in the paper. Usually
he feels it costs TOO much.
Let us figure with you for mo-
ment.
Take as an example the mailing
Of circular letters or booklets. The
postage alone will be either $1,000
SanA0-pas4Laasaaa Ibis DOES;
not cover the cost OF the matter you
are sending out, the labor, etc. AT
the lowest estimate each booklet or
letter will cost you Sc or &c before it
reaches its destination,
Now figure on Chronicle space.
For example, say your space costs
you $40 per month. This paper
goes into at least 1000 homes in
Chesterfield, Marlboro and Anson
c,naties ard is read by from one to
five persons in each. On a basis Of
1000 it will cost you only 2 l-2 cent
per 1000 and the message is sent ev-
cry week for one month Tor this
amount. The argument thus set forth
is obvious. OF course larger space
increases the cost per capita. but your
message is larger and more prominent.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-04-07

Cheraw's automobile popula-
tion continues to increase. New
autos arrive at pretty regular
intervals.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-04-07

The electric lights have not yet
been put up on the public squares
but just watch, they're sure to
come sooner or later. They are
needed badly.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-04-07

The suggestion made in The
Chronicle a few weeks ago about
ARRANGING the postoffice in ,,.ssh
a pehsiaias lock:
bt get their mail at any
hour of the night. has met with
hearty approval and we under
stand that petition is going to
be gotten up and sent in to the
department asking that the sug-
gestion be put into effect. Such
an arrangement would be great
convenience to a great many peo.
pie.
5 or 6 doses $780, will cure any
case of chills and fever. Price
25c.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-04-07
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
STRICKLIN PRINTING COMPANY
J. N. STRICKLIN | Editors and
". J. STRICKLIN Managers
Subscription price 81 90 per year
Advertising rates made known
on application.

Can any one tell US what be-
comes af all the pistols captured
by the police?
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-04-07
v a / 4 4 n.k,''.s
c.I Y "A 4
1st---Pure Drugs and Medi-
cineS.

| buy my drugs only from
Manufacturers of established
reliability. Every article is
warranted to be absolutely
pure and full strength.
2nd.- prescriptions.
Ny prescription department
is carefully looked after. Puri-
ty, accuracy and moderate
prices are points we aim for.
3rd.---Patent Medicines.
keep all the leading kinds
and am constantly adding new
ones to my stock. Some
buylin large quantities and will
be glad to furnish in 8, E or
~ bottle lots at special prices.
4th.-Soda Water and Ice
Cream.
Favored with pure fruit
juices. Very refreshing.
5th. Wedding Presents
Sterling Silver Tea
spoons
and all odd pieces. person.
ally warrant all to be Solid
Stealing Silver. | have also
Rogers Platey Knives and
Forks (The 1847 Rogers).
None better on the market.
China Ware, Cut Glass.
A large assortment at all
prices from one dollar to ten
dollars.
9th. Stationery.
Box Paper, Pound Paper,
Envelopes, Writing Tablets,
Lead Pencils, Ink, Carbon Pa
per, etc.
9TH.
Blank Books, Ledgers, Time
Books, Cash Books, Day
Books, Memorandum Books,
Order Books, etc., etc.
8th.-Talcum Powder.
Body Sachet, Rice P6nG
Face Powder, White
Galaradr~-..s.g ..,,.-..,.... :.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-04-07
ADVERTISING
Is Essential to
the Upbuilding
Of the Modern
Business Enterprise

To the publicity gained by the use
Of the advertising columns OF the pa
pers is attributed the growth and
consequent success Of a very large
percentage Of the great enterprises OF
the present day.
Advertising is recognized as the
prime factor in increasing the sales
OF any class Of goods or manufactured
article.
The space used in this paper is
your business message to the public,
in this open letter you should tell
them the merits Of what you are Of
ferins, setting forth the reasons why
your particular line is worthy OF their
attention.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-04-07
The
Cheraw Chronicle

has increased its local circulation dur
inq the past year and the results from
the space used by advertisers are
gratifying to them and to the paper.
1t reaches into the homes Of the best
class Of our people and your message
will be placed in the hands of
those with money to buy the goods
you wish to sell.
The space rates in The Chronicle
are not high. Your message is car
ried, each week, to those you wish to
reach in The most economical manner.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-04-07

Try a can of our I! Cent Coffee. 1t is guar
anterd To give satisfaction or your money
back.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-04-07
9TH.

Blank Books, Ledgers, Time
Books, Cash Books, Day
Books, Memorandum Books,
Order Books, etc., etc.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-04-07
9th. Stationery.

Box Paper, Pound Paper,
Envelopes, Writing Tablets,
Lead Pencils, Ink, Carbon Pa
per, etc.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1910-04-07
8th.-Talcum Powder.

9th. Toilet Soaps.
A large assortment. All
prices. Sc. 1Oc to 25c a cake.
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Gin berii6mtes Goithnms..

SIM uSSorrnal Sc @enepe4 feiell
mir: 2auionne miro oemndhll cine
neue StroBe befommen: Tie lol Mle
on Sion o'or beiBen CUR @rinncrung
on Die beriibmte @aitmirtI6afi bic
les Namens, beren S6ilo nod; Dor
oier3ig Sobren gu ieben NOR, obgleidb
lie Ielblt i6on i'm Sabre 1912 ees
idlolien muroe. Der .@clnene So
me" bon 2auianne mar reid m Dilto-
ridden grinnerungen. giner ieiner
8ahter mar Ser I'M Sabre 1913 per-
itorbene @tienne @rano, Ser SEr Belt
Ser Reformation cine eroBe Mplfe
ipielte. Die @altuirtidaft mar Die
bette in gang 2auianne; ibr Siid) mar
lpeit beriibmt. Der erobe S6rift-
Iteder : @oitronom 8rilat Sanorin
bot sic 8or8iiee ibrer &iihe nit be-
eeiiterten @orten eefeiert r@as
fiir glltes @lien befamen mir ni1t in
iener 3eit i'm o@oloenen 2onen4 sl
9mlionne", idreibt er. Sir finf5ebn
8aeen Ieste mo nns bret reld)lidle
@dnge Dor, uno man iab oa inter
anoerem oos CUTE @ilo aus oen no
begelegcnen Bergen, ben trefilid)en
Slid ars Sem @enfer See uno aa5t
einen @eiBpein, Der 10 flor mo rein
NOR ME @olier, bas aus BEN Selien
ipruoelt. - 8iele beriihntte Ner-
ionlidfeiten baben i'm .@oloenel. So
mem gemobnt; &aiier Soicf II. Itieg
bier, BON @enf fommeno, arl rs.
Sllli 1873 ab, als er infer Sem SEQ.
men zines @rafen BON SalfenItein
cine eroBe @eiie ourd europe mad)-
tie. Gd6ter oes Sotels uno Ser @Snit-
pirti6oft mar bamals elm eetpiTer
Srarel. SIN Sabre 1888 Fam oet be-
riibmte 9olitifer 8or, i'm Sabre 1910
Die grfaiierin Soiefine, i'm Sabre
1914 Die grfaiierin Marie 2ltile, in
Sabre 1916 Die &onigin 6ortenie,
Die Mutter Napoleons III. i'm Sabre
1922 &onig 5rieorih @ilbelm Ill.
BON 8reuBen NIT ieinen beiba S6D-
men Ii. I. IN. Son Dem 8eiudc 60
iefs III. mubte bic Sotelhronif man.
6erlei 81 er5ablen. 4ls Der 1rnge
Shirt bon Ser S%otelterraiie aus Sen
See iab, Der 0amals nod nibt BON
9ompfern uno Motorbooten 6efahren
tpuroe, rief er entt6ti6t aus: SIT
oas aber cine @aiierniiite!" Gags
oarouf fubr Der 4onig idoit um 5
nbr morgens nod Moubon, I'M ie;ne
Geiie fort5uiesen. 3pei Sattelpferoa
uno orei iehsipGnnige 8erlinen bill
oeten ieinen SroB. Srt Bern beiudte
er ben olten gtlbre6t b. Safer, Ser.
% er frarf mar, i'm i'm Sdlairod
uno IN Ser No6tmiiee entpfing .
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lice iiher oie Suntnle bon $4,000
teItonlentariid permoht.

flee iiher bie Suntnle bon $4,000
teitamentarii6 pern1odt.
8rob oieIer 5peiten @eirat Tires
friiberen @otten manote lit Gugsnto
Sones, gberett's erite Sralt, ar Sic
@eri6te, unt iid 6os ibr BON Si-
mon SoleS beltimmte gintommqn
5u lt6ern. 8eiien Seltan1ent lt1lo
Die @eriGtSoften iiber BEN Sall MAJ
rem aber I'M 4pril=Seuer 1906 SER
ltort poroen, ut6 Srou Soncs SO.
1 eriudte nun 5unddlt I'M sic @ie=
0erber1teQlrng ser perni6teien 9o=
fumente. Die oon5e Sroge, ob lie
Elm Sntereiie on Dem geod!o5 hobe,
mnroe bel ben gerbonoll,ngcn uDcr
Dies @ellt6 erortert, 1tl1o Sbcrrfd=
ter Graham bat oieie Srage int be-
iabenoem Slime beontlpottet utlb
bat oie MISUNDERSTANDING ser &fte1t
a%ngeoronet.
9os Gcrfabren bon Srau Sones
No. l NOR tidt MIR BON ser 5tOei-
tenSrou, ionoern audi BON Srou ST.
lie 9enro6e, enter Sodter ser Gralt
gl1genia Sones, olteefodten muroen.
9eioe %erflarten 8rou Bertha Sones
lei Die ein5ige @itne, uno tSrall Git
aenio Sones fortne midi as
@itme angeie6en merben. Ga tie
iid BON Gperett Sones bate lGe5oen
%lailen. Srdl1 0enro6e roar gegcll
oaS @eiu6 ibrer Mutter, meil oieie
our6 oie gemiGieung oe'icIten liz
51 ibrem 3obe begin. Bis 34 ibrer
MISUNDERSTANDING oos holbe gill-
fommen aus oem gigentult lbrer
&inoer be5iebt. Ser @ttpalt Der
Srau Sones SEQ. / o%rermcntiertt
aber, ooB Simon Sones lit %ieille.1
Seitament Gugenia beion0ers mani
|boft eena6t babe, 10 oob es smei=
felsobne feititebe, baB er e%eipolt ba=
be, BOB Tie Oas naber be8eifnete
gtnfommen biz gu ibrer eo. @ie<
oerberbeiratltng erbolten iole.
9ieier aniidt idlob iid Ser 9fi6ter
alt, Ser nod bi.l5ufiigte: boB eine
geidieoene Srau i~i6erbmlpi OILS oie
@itme ibres perltorbenen ilii9eren
@otten on5uieben Jet.
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8efier .ute IriiaeI.

9as 9~nr1priigeIn furiert &inoe,
ltdt bonn 8ett1dHen. gs beltebt cine
tonititlitioneae nriade fir bieie bers
0rteBli9e Sa9e. Srau W. Summsrs.
Sog u.s.. 3ptre Same, Snb., 1T bereit
irgero elmer Wutter i5r erfolgrctdes
9alismittel nit bollen G%nfpeiiungen nit
5nteilen. S6idt fein @elb, ipnoerr
i9reibt berte nod an iie, i'm Sale Cure
@tnoer NIT bieiem uebelftanb bebaf.ei
iino: SaoeIt bafiir bas &it,b ni1t; es
lit 9o6ittpa9ri6einli9, oaB es 5mr @e.s
meionng ni6ts tim fam. 9ur6 bieie
gebanblnn9 tperoen aud grtpa6iene uno
dltere 2eute, tpeIde Bel Sag ooer bes
Nadts an SarnbeiGper6en leioen. fus
riert. Shreiben sic in biefer 6pra1e.
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Die o%@eidieocne1 ais ssir.uc.

Cine GntI6eIoung BON mtitrel9en-
Der @eoeutung bot Sberridter @ra-
bam in San Sranciseo oieier
Gage in einem grbihaftsitreit ah.
eegeben, inbem er erflarte, oab ein(
eeihieOene Srau beim @lbleben IT,
reg friiberen @atten i'm Sillae oes
@eieses ols oeiien @ittpe an5uipben
iei, porousgeiett natiirlih, bnB lie
feline nelle gbe eingegongen iii
Nad bieler gnti6eioung tam alir
elm Wann inter llmltanoeil ein bal.
bes 9ubeno ooer mebr @itnen bin.
t%erlaiien, unO es empiieblt iid
fir i'm, in ieiltem SeIlanlente
gang genaue 8erfiigungen oariibpl
8u t%reffen, melder bon ieinen @it.
men er iein Sab ltno @ut pernla1cs
mia.
Sci Dem GroaeB, Ser 81 oieie,
midtigen gnti6eioune eefilbrt fot
banoelte es iif nm Sen 100000.
geadlaB BON gperett 9. Sones. ipel-
der iih nod alf ieinem Gterbe.
bette NIT ieiner Bflegerin, BERTHE
Surner, ~perbeiratet batte.
goerett Sones mar ser Sobn por
Simon 8. Sones, melder nlstrr SIN.
terlaiiuns zines beoeutenoen Ser.
mogeils im Sabre 1896 IN Sor
| 8rancisco geitorben lit. Sn ieii1n
Seitament bette er sen groBter
Cell ieiner Sabe ieinem ein3i1et
Sobne gnerett our @ubnieButg Der
madt. GleidBeitie bette er beililtnt
Dab, penn iein Sobn iterben loa
| te, oeiien @itpe, gugertio, bis 81
| ibrer epentlieqen @ieoerper6eiratltn(
| $500 monotlide rno Die S1lftl
beS Ginfommens aus Dem Getnlo
| gen, meld)es ibren beioen 4inoerr
nod gperett's So0e 5ufoGen miirbe
erbalten ioae.
Sie6en Sabre nod Dem Sobe bo.
| Sinlon Sones ermirfte Srou Gu
genio Sones Die S6eiOung con iei
mem Sobne @berett, uno 10 Sabr,
ipater, i'm Sabre 1907, b~eirdtet,
2esterer 8ertba 8urner, bic i6r
mdbreno ieiner letten arnnf6eit &c
| pflegt botte. gieruno5man8ig Stun
ben ipdter beri6ieo er. 8or ieinen
3ooe .batte er ieiner jungen Gattir
nod feline 2ebensperfideruteS $50
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partigenL ser Morquis 81 San Chit
liono, botte pergon9ene ISOLDE cine
3niammenfunft nit oert oitcrrei=
6il6-ltngarii6en Miniiter be5 Nett
Beren, Dem @rofen Iebre1tbol, 0e-
babt. Ole ~3uiammenfunft fan0 III
Sal5burg itatt, acknowledgements
in oemlelben Sotel, in Dem Ser
Sbronfolger, ser gr5ber5og Sroll3
Seroinano, nobnte. 90 ntolt Dem
2ebteren friiber oQerlei itolienfei1to-
lide gfeigungen 5ui6rieb, 10 1T Oie-
les 3uiammentreffen mol nid)t oDne
8eoeutung.
Cine 9epeife aus &ien meioct in
9e5ug auf oie 3uiammenfltnft Der
beioen Miniiter: ySn Sen ei1tgebert=
Ben aonferen5en M%ebrent5ols uno
oes Morquis iino sic 5pii6en Deter
rei6 ltngorn uno Stolien ieit lat-
gem i6mebenoen Streitfragen beicl=
tigt ooer bod ibrer 9oiung lloGe ge=
brodt moroen. 90 lit untel onberm
feltgeiteqt poroerL DOB cine sellein-
lan1e &ommiiiion, melde int gSiell Ia
gen ion, Elm gerneiniames 8ren5reg-
lement olts5uarbeiten bot, hurd) pel=
DIES aQe gteibungs : M~oslldlfctter
aus oen 8eee gerdltmt merNcii iol.
len" limo in elmer amtli1en
Wfitteilultg aus &iell beibt e3: 81
9egegn1no 5mii6en Dem Orofen y.
Nebrentbal ltno Dem Woroui5 81
San @iuliano in Sal5burg biloet Ell
men erneuten 8epeis iGr ole
freunoi6aftli6en uno nertralte!lSpol-
len 8e5iebrnget Staliens uno Sc
iterreid-llnearns.
u0ie 5tpei Staotsmanner pflegten
einen BEN beitebenoen sllian=gar-
bdltniiien entipredenoen intitHel
@eoanfen-@ustauih iiber bie al1ge-
meme europaii6e Gage ullo fpc5ica
oie Sitnotion i'm Noben Often.
Ole Mniidten beioer Serren ltin-
men in erfrerli6em MaBe therein.
Die @eltrebungen ser per6iinoeter
2anoer iino beionoers allf ole Muf-
re6terbultung oes SrieOens mo bes
0itatus quo" i'm 8alfon geridiet.
uOeiterreih=l1neorn utt6 Stolieu
erboffen bon Dem reuen Negime
in Der Siirfei cine &ou5oEioierunq
bes 2a11Des nno meroen meiter6ir
oas @eoeiben Der 9alfnn-Staaten
NIT bren Spntpatbien begleitel. -
Mogen iid o1e @rmartunocl, Sic
on oieie 3~uiammenfunft gefniipf1
merben, erfiilen.
9aB Ser 9reibuno beute ntGdtieel
ooltebt ols ieit 2ongem til Qeiui3
Die @organge ouf Der 8alfan9aibin.
lei i'm borieen Sabr, oaS ieIte gu.
iammenbnlten 9euti6lonbs 1tilo Sc.
iterrei6s baben i'm gefraftiet unh
tim pieoer gum berborragenoiter
6oftor Der europdii6en Golitif ge.
mo1t. @ber Stalien's steallng I'M
9reibuno lit uno bleibt eine 5fueifel.
baftc uno oariber belfen otle @egei-
iterungsreben nidt binipeg. Stolicn
nit ieinen @unoeseenoiien gegeu
Sronfreid ooer Gnglolo 5u 5clot
siebeno tit falt Elm linmoglid)et Sc
oanfe.
Sn aopenbogen togt 5llr Belt Ser
Srternationole So5ioliitea Son.
greb. gis ieet bat ms Der aabel
MIR bon inn 6eri6tet, BOB seoc6our
uniern Hooiepelt einen pollt1lden
commits boDageur" genanri UNI
Bob Der &onereB iid fir 9lbritititnq
uno Fertilization erfIart 1nt. IS
miro aber moi nod alloeres ltnb =
8elieres bort paiIiert iein.
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