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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-30
vOLIVA HAS PLAN
Would Punish Tobacco Users by
Administering Whipping.
All Depends Upon Zion City
Election Next. April.

Chicago, Jan. 30.-Horsewhipping IN
public promises to become the method
of Furnishing tobacco chewers and
smokers in Zion City.
It all depends upon the result of
the city election in April Wilbur
Glenn Voliva, overseer and successor
to the late John Alexander Dowie, is
confident that he will be successful at
the polls and regain the power wrested
from him by the Independents" a
year ago.
Voliva in addressing a meeting at
tended by more than 1900 of his fol-
lowers in Zion City tabernacle Sunday
outlined the plan of the administration
he would effect after the election.
He renewed his declaration of war
against tobacco users and said he
would appoint a vigilance committee
Of prominent citizens to horsewhip
on sight any user of tobacco. Other
steps Vo1iva declares he will take are
Drive out all Independents from the
city.
Take over all industries and run
them on a cooperative basis.
Have all employees receive wages
and also share in the profits.
Refuse to admit any other indus
tries unless it is positively guaranteed
that no user of tobacco be hired.
Drive the churches from the city.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-30
WAS GOING TOIOLA
Wealthy New Yorker Thought
Lost in Chicago.
Search Is Instituted Following
Word From Brother.

Chicago, Jan. 30.-Search for Will
liam Sutcliffe, a wealthy resident of
Now York, was begun here today be-
cause of a belief on the part of the
relatives that he had disappeared in
Chicago, January 10, while on his way
to a sanitarium at lola, Kansas.
D. J. Sutcliffe, a brother, living in
lola, sent a telegram to the police here
requesting an investigation. The dis
patch said the missing man had suf-
fered a nervous breakdown and left
New York for the sanitarium January
IT. The railroad ticket apparently
had been used only as far as Chicago.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-30
D. A. R. FOUNDER DEAD.
Miss Mary Desha Attacked by Apo
plexy While Walking.

Washington, Jan. 3o.-Miss Mary
Desha- 5 years old, one of the three
founders of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, died suddenly of
apop1exy while walking near her home
here Sunday. She was educated at
Sayre institute and Kentucky State
college at Lexington, KY, and taught
in the public schools there for several
years.
During the Spanish-American war
she was assistant directors of the d.
Offices at different times IN the d. A.
r. and also was president OF the
Albert Sidney Johnston chapter of the
United Daughters of the Confederacy
and a member of various patriotic
societies.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-30
HE MADE CLEVELAND.
Founder of the Buffalo Times Dies
After Long Illness.

Detroit, Jan. 30.-James A. Randall,
lawyer, legislator and newspaper edi-
tor. died at his home here today after
an illness of more than two years. He
was born in 1S4S.
Mr. Randall founded the Buffalo
Timesand it is said a notice posted at
his instance in the news room of that
newspaper Boom Grover Cleveland
for governor of New York state, "
paved the way for Mr.. Cleveland to
the presidency.
President Cleveland in his second
term offered him the territorial COVER
norship of New Mexico in recognition
of his service but this honor was de-
cIined, Mr. Randall also founded the
Kansas City News, which is no longer
published.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-30
ALL STANDING FIRM.
Eleventh Ballot at Albany Shows No
Important Change.

Albany. Jan. 30.-The eleventh bal
lot for United States senator today
proved the correctness of the general
belief that the first day after the leg
islators returned from the week end
recess was too early to expect any
marked change in the situation. None
of the leaders lost or gained votes and
w. E. sSheehan remained within thir-
teen of election, James w. Gerard
dropped out of the list when two In
dependent league representatives.
from Brooklyn shifted from him to
Martin II. Glynn, but friends of JUS
tice Gerard said they regarded this
change to be interpreted in their IA
vor. Their explanation was that the
New York justice was in reality being
groomed as a compromise candidate
and that some of the leaders believed
Gerard's chances would improve If
the idea that he was the choice of the
Independence league was not allowed
to become pronounced.
The ballot resulted as follows:
Democrats: Sheehan 81; Shepard
10: Herman z; Glynn 8; Littleton 8:
O'Brien 2; Van Cantvoord 2; Parker
1; Taylor 1; VIM. Sulzer 1
Republicans: Depew, 61
Total vote cast 157. Necessary so.
Gov. Dix today declared that he had
talked with none of the leaders re-
garding the senatorship situation since
he went to Thomson last Saturday. A
handful of up state legislators who
have been voting for Sheehan said to-
day if the deadlock held until We'd
nesday they expected to send a dele
cation to the governor to point out
their conviction, that "Mr. Sheehan's
election was impossible and ask him
to interfere for the good of the party"
The Vote I'm Iowa.
Des Moines, Jan. 30.-Today's
vote on United States senator in the
| legislature was as follows: Kenyon 3S;
Young 80; Funk 21; Porter, Dem. 3S.
Absent 28. Necessary 65.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-30
EPIDEMIC A TPOST
LeavenwOrth Veterans Number
ing 5000 Guaranteed.
Two Hundred Civilians, Also
Kept in Military Home.

Leavenworth, Kan, Jan. 3O.-More
than three thousand veterans and 200
civilians at the National Military Sol
diers home here were placed under
strict quarantine by Governor Cook
of the home today, because there are
three known cases of small pox at that
institution.
One veteran and two civilians have
the disease and three other civilians
are under examination. No one Is al
lowed to enter or leave the grounds.
Provisions are unloaded at the gates
which are closely guarded
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-30
MUST VOTE AGAIN.
West Virginia Governor Refuses to
Certify to Senatorial Election.

Charleston, Jan. 30.-Peace having
been restored in the West Virginia
legislature, the senate and house met
today to begin their delayed task of
electing two United States senators.
As Governor Glasscock refused to
sign the senatorial commission of w.
E. Chiffon and Clarence w. Watson,
till the Republicans voted on senator
ships, it was expected that two more
ballots would be taken on Wednesday.
The governors biennial message was
sent in when the session opened.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-30
MAJOR NEVIUS IS DEAD.
Former Grand Army Chief Is a
Victim of Paralysis.

New York. Jan. 30.-The death Of Henry
NJ. Nevius, a former commander-in-chief
home in Red Bank, N. J., Saturday night.
is announced. He died of paralysis, with
which he was stricken two years ago
while attending national encampment Mt
Salt Lake CITY,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-30

the call and DO his part in the coming
campaign. :.
''It seems to be settled. therefore,
said a leading Republican, that the
Republicans of the state will get be-
hind Congressman Scott's candidacy,
and that he may be considered an ac-
tive candidate for governor Many
Republicans attending the Kansas Day
club meeting are outspoken for Scott" :"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-30
Pleasant Weather Continues.

Summer-like weather will continue
according to the weather bureau, until
Tuesday. Perhaps it will continue
longer. This has been one of the really
warm days of the month but the tenn
perature has not been so high as on
one or two occasions. The forecast is
for fair weather tonight with warmer
temperatures in the northwest portion
of the state. Tuesday, it is forecasted
will be fair and warmer
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-30
weather Indications.

Chicago, Jan. 30.-Forecast for
Kansas: Fair and warmer in north
and west portions. Tuesday fair and
warmer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-30

Havana, jan 3o.-The destroyer
squadron is entering the harbor. the
Paulding leading and having on board
McCurdy and his aeroplane.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-30

Continued on Page Eight.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-30

Courant. and author of the "Pot-
pourrf" column, came to town this
morning with a ruff1ed feeling, which
he declares did not arise from a
sIeepless night in Santa Fe Pullman.
The Howard editor-postmaster, feels
extremely Inundated and highly in
suited by the attempts of the legis-
lature to pass what he terms insane
legislation" and he would not object
to any method that will let the senate
know of his feelings.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-30

Mrs. Noble Prentis is attending the
meeting. Mrs. Prentis is the friend of
every country publisher, big, little and
insignificant. She declares the legis-
lature will do a cowardly act by de-
feating the suffrage amendment, all
though she vows she would not lobby
for the bill.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-30

Harrison Parkman. who wears the
only according-to-Hoyle VanDyke in
the present session. is explaining to
the boys how prosperous the news
papers in Lyon county have been since
the last meeting. Parkman is editor
of the Emporia Times, the only well
defined Democratic paper in Lyon
county. He is also county surveyor.
Both jobs, he says, are paying hand
somely, and the publisher with attrac-
tive whiskers is happy.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-30

There is a well defined purpose in
the meeting of the Kansas editors in
Topeka this week and that purpose is
to put muff1er on a big bunch of
newspaper legislation proposed by
Reed, Myers, Price and Potter. AS the
bills come from both factions of the
majority party there is little sympa-
thy for the upper house in this year S
meeting of the pen pushers and the
newspaper men and women threaten
to pass resolutions that will not be in
the least pleasant to the SO a day law
makers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-30

Every member of the association is
talking of Topeka hospitality. In the
10 years of the organization, the mem
bers have never met such a royal re-
ception as is rendered this year by the
capital city.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-28
5or6uaoSregjeringen
og Korporationerne

9e 5oreneoe 9taters Suititsmi-
hitter, @icferibam, bolot iiote
Hge en- Sale / 9ulutb, Minn., for
Statens Sagfprer=Gorening, iom
'bolot aarsme0e Ser, / bpilfe ban
tremlatte Mnifuelier, iom far poft
itor Spiigt 2an6et ooer for 6eres
raoifale 5enoens. Sen 6reie6e Tia
ON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aontrol
ODER aorporationer, og ban erfle-
reoe, at Ell &egiertngs= aomislion for
Stlipn meo i16uitrielle @onporatio.
11er, paa iamme Moa6e Tom Mel-
lemitats &anoels@ omisiiona11 reo1,-
lerer Sernbanerne, lite blot bill
bore ! bsi @rao gnffelig, men mu-
Zig anoog oil Blue nblpl,,t ugoper.
D.. So
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-28
S6rifter
fra
y%ltbpalset for Solfeoplpsninsens
6remme".
g n 81 II M e I s e
al s.. g. / g.

Set 6anife nSelifab for Solfeop<
lpsningens Sremme" blep itiftet /
1866 og er en- al 6e mango &irf-
fombe6er, ser iioen Ben ulpffelige
&rig / 1864 er lat / Gang for at
gi6re set 6anife Solf lterft og 6pg>
tigt. @elifabet, ser arbei0er gien-
mem ct ~lt6balg", 11ogtper boert Star
en- 9el Sfrifter, it9rre og min6re,
iom om6eles til Selifabets Meolem-
mer for ct aarligt @iorag al 4 &ro-
ner, og iom oes1,oen forbanoles
giennem 8oglaoerne og be6 8ogbe>
rere run6t omfring / 2an6et. GEL
ifabet, Der mes &ette bar benle6et
l16lanoets Spmerfiombeo poa fig,
bar ii6en fin Sttftelie 1t6gipet en- be-
tpoeltg Samling al @frifter, 6els
Tortellinger, 6els biitoriife Gill
oringer, @ftl6ringer at @aturen og
0prelibet / olle Ger6ens6ele 0. /. b.,
Scr maa betegnes iom ier6eles for
trinltg og / beoite Sberensitemmelie
me6 S%elifabets 9jemeo / Solfeop<
lpsnings Sremme. Set er nit @aab,
at nebnte @elifabs @frifter moo
funne fin6e mango 2eiere ogiaa
b1an6t @al1ife ber / 2anoet.
Com 8iorog / SEN &etning ifal
ieg fer tfblge Spfor6ring gidre &c.
ierne befien6t me6 Sc Sfrtfter, GEL
ffabet bor u6gipet / 1910 og 1911
og tage Sfrifterne / famine 0r6en,
iom Sc u6fom. 86gerne bill funne
faces giennem 6. &asm1sien &ub.
Co., Minmeapolts, Minn., til Sc peo-
f6ie6e 8riier. @nonu bbr tilfpies,
at iom &egel er nebnte @frifter in6>
bun6ne / flint 2erre6sbin6 me6 paa,
trpft Sttel; fun Sc al @frifterne,
ser fomn1er in6 l1n6er &ubriffen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-28
griumf tor oon(6
CdQeOi0en(kQ6.

Otter 10 Mars grunotge unoer1p=
selier for Sen engellfe Suberfuloie=
commission ofgipet lin Determining.
Sen uotaler oeri, at Menneifets og
4npgets Sl1%berfelbacille praftiif talt
er Sen famine, og at ser oerfor fan
|fin6e Smitte Steo mellem Mennelfer
% 9pr, bl. a. pes @poelie al tuber=
fulps Melf eller &ip6; beri fan man
for Ell flor 9el ipge @runben til Gu=
berfuloiens bpppige Sptreoen bos
Smaabprn.
9enne Determining paffer me6
&ette Sen itgrlte 0piigt / 6en 0anife
%2ngeperoer. @jennem Sen feirer
Sen 6onife 2egepi0enlfab nemlig en-
ny Sriumf. 8lanbt M1,toriteter paa
bette Smroaoe mao napnlig nepnes
Sc 6anife &rofesiorer 8ibiger, 5olo-
monien, 8ang og s. 3. Senieu. De
par Sc fprite, ion mooiagoe Sen be-
remte tpife &rofesior @ocb, oo ban i
lin Sis paaltoo, at @cnnelfets og
,apggets Su6erfuloie por piot for
ifiellig fra binanoert, og at Ser Ser
for fife fun0e bore Sale .om Smitte.
Sc 0a1lfe 8rofesiorer bepoeoe e11er>
giif Sen mo6iatte Spfattelie, men Sc
bar itaoig itaaet ret i%ioleret mes Sen,
in6til It'll Sen engelife Guberfuloie-
Commission 1lutter fig til Sem.
GnoDt0ere 110taler commissioned /
lin 8etenfnir1g, at 2upusbocillen er
,of Observation-Disclosures 9ppe, men
at Sen 0og / bisie &enieenoer oolfil-
4, Ter Jig liot fra 6en alminoelia fore
fnnone &pggtuberfelbocille.
Settle betp6er otter en- Eriumf for
en- 6anif 2ege, i6et Dr. mes. @nqeI-
brecbt / &%ipbenbopn poo @run6loq
at fine Stnoier paa 6inieninltitutet
bar ben ferite, fom o%perroife6e Ser
ben me6 Meooelelien ON, at 2uplts
opIto6 bos @enneif be6 @mitte fra
tuberfnleie 9pr. @a1 bar, bi6til
itt1let Jig ltot ffeptiif oberfor Dr.
e~ngelbrecbts &aaitan6 - ogfaa
b1ernme - men set biier fig oItiao
MI, at Sen engelife @ommisiion ao6-
fien6er bans SpfatteIie.
Sor os 9anife er set gIe6eIigt at
le, at 6anif gioenffabeIigbe6 otter
bar beboet iaa imuf en- @Ia6s ! SER
leroe @er6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-28
Nraiioenten bar fuIgt Mrbeioet i.
@enatet mes Sen itgr1te SntereSie,

&raiioenten bar fuIet Mrbeioet i
@enatet mes Sen itgrite Ssnteresie,
og Sc forifiellise sgnoringer, iom
bar pGret fore laaeoe al @ooitanoer.
ne, bar baret ipriet bebottereoe, men
bar olorig bragt Gori1aget ! egentlig
6are. Sc er ollie iom cit blepet for
folte6e peo Mfitemningen, Be aller
fleite mes ct ret pnfeligt Minoretal
at @temmer, Is til II. Scum ct
enelte, set ser itilleoes al Senator
an,te Melion al @inneiota ON at
ltrpgc 6ormprooufter al 6rtliiten
oper Sc @orer, ser funoe tnofpres
uoen Solo fra Canada, opnoaeoe %
@temmer. @isconiin Senatoren
bapoe foreflaaet 3 sg11-
oriugcr, al bpilfe 2 angif EFT &epi=
1ion al l1lo= % 8pm.losiatier1e, oen
treble forellog at iette SrGmasie,
IrGfiber og Grpfpopir paa Srtltlten
peo S,1ofpriel fra allie 2anoe. Mlle
tire Sgnoringer fprfaiteoes, set ltolte
fiji finn II Stemmer, Sc 9 an0re 16,
men 2a1plctte bapoe sen Spe at 1e
to at fine nermeite @ruppcfeller /
.@euotet at femme imo6 0em.
Mlle Observation-Disclosures fra De
noropeitligc Stater itemte imoo
Sperensfomltcn mco l1%notagelie at
stepbenion al @isconiin. Meu iom
fpr nepnt foreeif 9fitemningen iffe
efter &artilinier. SIT 2open t BET
belle blep pcbtaget ifpl0es ltoelutfe11-
Sc 0enofratcrne, bpis ltore 6lertal
ltemte for sen. S Sen repnblifanife
2eir bar ser ct Minoretal 'af 3
6tema1er for 2open. 9ens Seota=
oclIe / l1noerbulet lfplotes forpprigt
ligeleoes 9emofraterne.
@ongrcsIcns Mrbeioe pentes I'LL at
f1,n1e enoes iaale6es, at ben tan
blipe biemienot 5. 8. eller ieneit 8.
8. MuguIt. Gems eneite Mrbeioe er
to Solorepiiioner, ser er be0tagne al
@l1iet og f,tn bebpper Senatets COB
fienoelie for at bltpe 2ope. Set er
ltnoerpooos l1lblop iamt 6armernes
6rililte. Mfltem1ingen pper sen f6r=
lte pil finbe 5teo Sorsoog / oenne
ltee og opcr Sen ii0ite 2proag; mer
set ontoget / 9iebliffet, at ingen at
Sem bill blipe peotaget, og Sen cana.
6iife @eciprocitet bill iaa1e6es blipe
set enelte Meiultat / &etni11g at
Sololopeipning / oenne Samling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-28
Fri prnur af ri Takafrttga-
mthnrl hrlhrrhrr allr& observation-disclosures

Maar ct Mennefte efter flere aars Sell
nasnin9er | at finbe ct 2esemibbe1 bar OPP
gibet @aabet % maaite tiltoit siper tabt,
unbrer man fig life, at ban blioer misten>
teli9. Og a%lli9ebel bill ri iise til enbper iom
p1ases at en- uresetmesfs Mape: n4rpp Blot
en- Sing mere.1
Wi Bniter Sc bill prbbe ST.. Galoue1ls
6prup 4epfin, ct latserenoe @%tDrtemiooel
ionn bar beret brugt / en- Generation.
9ufinber ebruser bet; fttert osiaa nosle
blanbt Sores Wenner. Sc Tan tiebe ben /
ollie Mpotbeter for so Gents eller 81 Glaz
fen %, bpab Der er enbnu bebre, ieno See
res aS:esle til ST.. Galbtuell for en- fri
4rbbeffaite. Mr. s. s. 9ettp I l%1nionbtlle,,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-28
~@maaitpfer" er uoen 8ino % / Has
ptromloq.

~@maaitpfer" er u6en 8in6 % / ga.
piromiIag.
9e at trpgt anbefales til enbper,
ser i%nteresierer Jig for iun6 men1e=
ifelig 0plpsning / Sc forifielligite
&etninger og paa Sc forifjellieltt
Smraaber. Sg bermeo gaar hi ala
til Sc enfelte @frifter fra Sc to ii6ite
Mar eller fra @egDnoelien al 1910
til Doto.
l.. @illiam @la6itone - al
@renbal6 Mielien, me0 5 8ille6er.
9ette lille Sfrift, pao IS @ioer>
Ser ielges a 80 Gents, er en- efter
min @ening ppperlig Sfiloring al
Sen befen6te itore engelife Stats=
man6, @la6itone, bans @orn0om,
|Sfo1egong, @t1oeringer be6 timber
iitetet / 0rfor6, @trfiombe6 iom
@tatsman6 og 6orfatter gjenneu1 ct
langt, inobol6srigt og bepeget Sin,
og life mtr16it iom Menneife og Sri
iten, Ser mes ubre6elig Eroifab bo1ot
fait be6 SEN bellige Sfrift iom @l16s
Sr6. 9ette Sfrift bnr6e fin6e mani
&c 2eiere blan6t Sc 1t11ge tblanot %.
SO flere al Sc 11nge, ser fontmer til
at ltgne 6enne bel6tge Mrbeioer,
helto be6re for Sem og for %.
2. g. @11ncf. @incent Sc Saul,
Si6sbille0er fra Sranfrig set 170e
%Morbunore6e = mes 4 8tlle0er, 139
'@i6er, Eris SO Gents inobl.n0en.
9enne @og ferer os in0 / 6en fatol<
tie Strife / Gronfrig og tillige tno /
sen re06en0e &ierligbeos itore Or
beioe, iom ser ct u6fgrt og 116f6res
baa6e mes @oan6 og @l1no, baa6c
b1anot fattiee og ipge og forfomne,
Set iom MI fien6es unoer @abnet
vSesn6re Mis1ion". =
@incent Sc Saul, ser for facet
Tilnapnet u6en til olle Si6er l1op=
naoelige", bar en- 6ottigmon0s @en
fra set ip0beitlige Sranfrig, fe0t Sen
"a. Mpril 1876 - og 6goe Sen 20.
September 1860. = @iennem set
Si6srrm, Ser ltgger mellem 6isie to
9otoer, lebeoe bon ct langt og rigt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-28

Me., Mr. George 90. Zimmerman / @ar=
risburg, 3d., og mango andre at besge
&ipn / ale 2anoets Gsne bruste fprft en-
fri 8rpoeflaite os bar ben MI ftaois / @uiet.
Sc bill opgibe Bru9en at Galte og STEMS
ninssmiolcr, ba bisie tun ct en- miblertiotg
@jefp, meoens 9r. Cabinets Syrup Yep=
fin garonterer en- barig @e1breoelie. Sen bill
bibringe Mufelpartiet / Maben og Snbz
boloene en- fornpet os n%atur1is @%irtiombeb,
uben anben 6ie1p. &ait al Mistante bort
% foribs Sbrup 4epfn.
@n fit qrsbefla1e bill blibe Sem till
ienot, bois Sc ienoer 9eres Mbresie til
81. @. q. Galopell, $50 @alopen. @uilb=
ing, Monttcello, Sa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-28
Stor Cookout iSOeriQe,

Sg1aa / Spertge bar set / lengere
Sio trret meo Ell flor @rbeiositanos-
ming. Set er / 8pgningsfagene at
Strioen er opitaaet, og &egieringen
bar nGgtet at optre0e fom MGgler.
9erimoo far ser peret foribgt Meg-
ling peo cit ifplge 2opgipning neoiat
Meglingsinititution mellem Sen
centrole MISUNDERSTANDING og
Mrbeioerne, men Sorligsman6ens
Soribg itranoe6e. M%rbeioerne piloe
life go6fienoe bans 6orilag, Mr-
beiosgipernes @por bar 6erimoo /
@opeoiagen i~mp6efommenoe, met in
6ebolot Ell Sci Sn6penoinger.
Otter at @parel1e par forelagt peo
ct Mp6e s. 8. S11li hos 6orligsman=
Sen erflereoe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sets Gormano, at 6or6unoet bar reoe
til at goa ms paa 6orligsmanoens
6orilag 1toen 11ogen iom belit son.
Bring, for iaa pt0t @rbeioerne pao
6eres SIDE gioroe set famine. @r'
beioernes Sroferere faitbolot imio:
lertio 6eres en- Gang afgipne @par
bpori set %erflare6es, at MaglingS'
forilaget life funoe antages uforan.
oret, og bbor ser fremiattes sen,
oringsfor1ag al meget omfatteno'
@urafter. 9og forlangtes ser It'll
nogen Soran0rtng meo Senipn ii
Sperensfomitens @arigbe6, ser pa'
foreilaoet aniat til 5 Mar, men ser
imoo en- 9el 2ensforbpielier, ion
motipereoes netop mes sen lang'
|S6. S~orligsman6en erflare6e Ser
paa, at observation-disclosures moatt'
betragtes iom itronoet, og opIplte
Mg6et.
Sen al Mrbeioerne peotagne 2ocf
out, Ser olnfatter bele 2an6ets @pg
ningsinoultri, begpnote iaaleoes
@anoag s. 10. S,tli. Mrrtallet a
organiiere0e Mrbeioere, iom rautmeE
at 2ocfouten, opgisres life til mere
ems ca. 10000. Men BERTH fon1me,
Sc uorsaniiere0e> ser iiffert teller
min6lt lige iaa mango; s. II Sui
meo6eles, fra Stocfbolm, at ser fro
bele 2an6et er inoIpbet Me6oeleIie,
ONT, at @rbeioet er blebet i%ton6iet, oe
forelebig er 10000 Mrbei6ere u6e
Iuffeoe.
8eitprelierne for 6agforeningern'
| @pggefagene / @tocfboIm bol6t S
II. Suli ct @poe, paa bpilfet MOI
orefteoe Sc @ioler, Mrbejoerne bg1
benptte Jig al mos Sc Mrbei6sgibere
! Ser 6eltager / 2%ocfouten. ssfgIq,
"@ocialoemofraten" peotoges Sc
ftrafs at bopfotte ollie Sc @pgninoer
ser eies al Mrbeiosgioere, tilbdreno'
' r@entrola Observation-Disclosures.