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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-11
National COlOrs to Be Thrown
to the Breeze In Celebration
of Our independence Day
ELECTRIC DISPLAY At NIGHT
ENTIRE DISTRICT WILL PARTI-
CIPATE IN THE THREE DAYS
OBSERVANCE OF NATIONS
NATAL DAY IN ELY.

With electric displays, with houses
and public buildings brave with flags
and bunting, and the national colors
everywhere thrown to the breeze, the
glorous Fourth will be celebrated in
Ely and East Ely. AS the time of the
natal day draws near preparations
for the three days celebration are in
creasing. and features are being add
ed to the program which leave no
doubt as to the character of the gen.
eral observance of the day of Inde-
pendence.
There is an ever Increasing interest
in the contest for the Goddess of Lib
erty and Queen of the Fiesta; and the
lady who will play this important role
in the fete which is being prepared.
will certainly have the claim to popu-
larity. The contest pro-er. closes on
the Gath of this month ) when the
ladies having the len highest number
of votes will then be in the race.
Four days more OF voting upon these
contestants will ensue, and then it is
assumed that the bidding for ballots
will be at its liveliest session.
In the meantime. there is and will
be no lack of voting for contestants
to be placed within the charmed
arena of the ten; for this is the only
chance there will be to reach the ex-
allied station of Goddess and Queen.
At the close of the contest of the ten
on June 2S, the lady having the
highest number of votes will be
queen, while the two ladies closest to
her in the voting will be named as
maids to the queen. The Goddess of
Liberty and her maids will occupy a
float in the procession on the Fourth
of July. For the day preceding the
Fourth. and upon that day and the
day following, the Goddess will reign
as the Queen of the Fiesta, and her
maids will be her maids of honor and
ladies in waiting; and her and her
maids will choose their own male es-
corts. And there will be no lack of
attention upon the part of the COM
for the queen will hold high
carnival upon every occasion of the
celebration, and her court will be the
center of every function.
There will be little chance for rest
in those three days of celebration:
for there Will be something on the
program for every minute of the time.
What with games on the streets and
in the park, the parade, the music,
baseball, the wild west show, dancing
at night at Ely and East Ely, the
time will slip all swiftly by, and the
will "obey no wand but
Pleasures. And the wand of
Pleasure will be waved by the Fiesta
Queen, who will have the greatest
following ever seen in the district I'm
her train.
The standing of the contestants for
the role of Goddess of Liberty and
Queen of the Fiesta, at noon yester-
day was as follows.
Miss Isabel Bennett 1910
Miss Kate Graham. 1875
Miss Frances Peters 1890
Miss Susie Willoughby. 1910
Miss Dorothy Richardson ... $50
Miss Genevieve Stevens ..... 600
The evening world., 1911-09-15
GAYN0R BOOM LAUNCHED
AT THEATRE DEDICATION.
"Nhen Our Mayor Is President
Causes Uproar of Joy at New
Jewish Playhouse.

At the formal dedication Of the 100000
Jewish theatre at Second avenue and
The evening world., 1911-09-15
Efficient Service Requires
Sufficient Facilities

To nee these requirements II 10
essential not only that there be at all
::mes cuafcier. cable facilities, under
one control, but that they should BE-
operated INTERCHANGEABLE with each
other and in close physical eonnec.
ton with land lines a. n system.
Ample spare facilities are necessary
to provide against the very freauens
cable interruptions.
Neither the Western Union nor any
one OF the companies Of the Western
Union group has, independently Of the
others, facilities enough to handle
the business which at times any one
company might be called upon to take
care Of, because Of some particular
rush of business, or because Of some
cable interruption. Nor could any one
company furnish all the direct circuito
necessary for efficient service, al
though the combined facilities Of
these companies are ample II they
could be used supplementary to each
other and INTERCHANGEABLE.
As II 10. each company operates its
own cables through separate and dis
tinct Offices and under separate and
distinc, management. All interchange
OF business is by actual transfer OF the
business from n company to the
other. with the consequent delay and
interruption Of Q service in which
seconds arc valuable.
The evening world., 1911-09-15

A provisional mobilization Of an
arrangement which has existed for
many years has been reached between
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, The Anglo-Ameriean Cable
Company and the Direct u. 8. Cable
Company, under which the cable sys-
tens Of these companies now worked
exclusively In business connection
with each other, but operated and
maintained separately, will be oper-
atsd In direct physical connection
with each other and with the Western
Union land system.
Two objects are to b attained by
THE arrangement:
First. more efficient and economi.
eel operation.
Second, the Introduction Of neuu
forms Of service to the advantage Of
the public.
The evening world., 1911-09-15
Efficiency Increased,
Waste Prevented

The proposed arrangement between
the Western Union, the Anglo-Amer-
lean and the Direct u. S. companies
will bring the eight cables of the three
companies under one operating con-
troll. The consequent increase in
effectiveness and economy will place
the Western Union in q position to
offer certain advantages in cable
service not o enjoyed by the public.
The other way open to enable
the Western Union to mako such i'm
provements and introduce such new
services as it proposes to do, would
be 10 lay new cables. This would
seem to be the height Of folly.
Duplication OF the existing trans
Atlantic cable facilities at q cost Of
many millions, when there are more
than ample facilities for all business,
would put an unnecessary financial
burden upon an already fully burdened
business and would probably postpone
the reduction Of rates or introduction
Of new services.
The evening world., 1911-09-15
Monopoly of Cable
Business impossible

There In no cable monopoly pos.
sible. The three systems--ths
Western Union, the French and the
Msckay-will continue to exist.
The Msckay Companies 10 q hold
properly, but exercising through stock
ownership, lease or contract. operat-
ing control Of various companies
owning land Inca and cables which
make up the Mackay System. Through
this control all the various properties
are operated as one system to great
advantage in service over what could
be given by these same companies
If operated separately.
The French cables form smother
system.
The Western Union System, under
the proposed arrangement for one
operating control over the present.
segregated units, will be enabled to
make two distinct advances In the
rans-Atlantic cable business:
I-BETTER SER VICE. This will be
Insured by NOR efficient and eeonom-'
ical working resulting from single
direction owe the operations Of both
cables and land lines. ~
a-PUBLiC ADVANTAC ES. The
greater part Of the cable capacity has
been and is now unutilized. II will
continue to lie dorman. and unutiiiged
under existing conditions and tradi-
tons. The Western Union
TO make these wasted facilities useful
to the public by means of new kinda
Of cable service.
In addition, the Western Union In.
tends to nationalist it's land lines by
opening them to all trsns-A,ian,ie
cable companies.
TELEGRAPH COMPANY
Theo. n. VAIL, President
The evening world., 1911-09-15

the house to overlooking.
Besides the Mayor, Judge Snitkin.
George kiester and other prominent men
took part In the dedicatory ceremonies.
The new theatre Is decorated in gold and
bronze and seats 1000 in the amphithea-
tire and LOO on the roof. After the dedi-
catory ceremonies a play. God, Man
and the Devil" by the late Jacob Cor
din. was put on with splendid effect by
David kessler m his capable company.
kessler's Second Avenue Theatre Is
the name Of the new playhouse.
The evening world., 1911-09-15

Second street last night a lively boom
was launched on the east side for
Mayor Gaynor for President and ap-
planded to the echo. Joseph Barondess,
the chairman. got no further than.
"When We see our beloved Mayor" the
President OF the United States" be-
fore the whole house was IN an uproar.
TO cover his pleased embarrassment
tho Mayor shook his programme threat
cnlng at the speaker. to the great
delight OF the audience. which packed
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Breaking Crowd at
fConey's Revel, With Vamps
as Special Feature.
OUT IN FORCE
Many Other Organizations
the Throng-City and
/! Borough Officials Present.

Iwhat OLD coney Islanders said va
ethe bisgest crowd that evsr gathered
On the island helped to make Firemen's
Might q record breaker in more ways
(hsn one at the Ninth Annual Mardi
Aras Carnival Of Flowers M Sons.
The sixth annual pilgrimage of the
Noe Baron Association. with their
Standard bearer and nAmesaks At their
bead in the descent upon Coney and at
me head OF the illuminated pageant with
Dis charming wife beside him on the
throne hoat as King and Queen Of the
ssvcls, helped TO make II Q record
breaker. for there we're 600 Moo Baron.
Res altogether. including members.
wives. sisters and sweethearts.
The Farmers Club Of Brooklyn, With
: hundred members n as many more
guests, all In long linen busters and
Chip hats and each with "a little bunch
tf spinach on his chin also helped.
With their giant ex-candidats for King.
anton Dahibender. in the lead. The
Farmers dined at Stauch's after the
parade and Joined n the dancing on the
zig ballroom moor and watched the
French quadrille dancers and the cake
walk, to say nothing Of Schatchsn
etauch's fourth midnight wedding In
khich q colored minister Joined .
,'blushing BRIDE to . stalwart youth Of
chocolate hue before the big audience.
There are two more couples to be mar
Pied there before the end Of the Mardi
Gras.
OTHERS HELPED MAKE CROWD
RECORD BREAKER.
Then there was ex-Assomblyman
Frank Gallagher. grand marshalling the
80 old OF Brooklyn. the Graves
end Exempts and Sons. the Edgewater
TX. j. Department and the other visit.
ing companies that went to . up
The biggest turnout of volunteer hre-
nen that has yet appeared At the an
Dual carnival night.
A score Of other social. political and
dramatic organizations. not scheduled.
comparatively small in numbers. but
big with noise and enthusiasm. took I'd.
tantage Of "Firemen's Night" and
turned out In all Of convey.
hnces and afoot. n the whole made
ef II the most interesting celebration
" the week to date.
The Feltman Brothers had their share
tn the big demonstration in entertain.
ing q score Of Borough Presidents. COM
pnissioners and heads Of departments In
the city government. Mayor 0aynor
vas unable to be present. but Bob"
Adamson. his secretary. was there In
bis stead. with Police Commissioners
Waldo. Fire Commissioner johnson,
Bridge Commissioners O'KeefA Register
euAdy Of Brooklyn. Postmaster voor-
The evening world., 1911-09-15
Proposed Modification OF
Existing Arrangements

be obtained, demand direct cable cifs
cults between principal centres Of he
two sides Of the Atlantic, a. well a.
special circuits devoted to special
business.
The evening world., 1911-09-15
KING PREsipEs At BANQUET
OF THE BARONS.

The oficers of the association included
President Louis Kaufman. vlcc-Presi-
dents John Nuent. william Daimer and
Samuel Paul. Treasurer Samuel Cohen.
Secretaries Jacob Gentel. A. Bernstein
and Samuel Smith. and S~erseants-at-
Arms Michael Kamins. Michael Hammer
and Jacob Bialla. Among tho guests
were Henry Letxter. Max Hyman. David
refYer, Miss Alice j. Swanson Of No.
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heis. big Bill" Edwards and many
others. They had a collation. on the
Feltman invitation and saw the finest
Mardi Gras celebration ever pulled on
at Coney.
WINNERS OF PRIZES ON rwo
NIGHTS ANNOUNCED.
Miss Marie II. Knen OF Evergreen
avenue. who won frst prize OF so Tues
day night as The American Girl" In a
red. white and blue costume. was ap-
piauded all along the line. The win
ners IN Wednesday nights Costume III
vision competition were announced by
Chairman Baas of the committee OF
judges; First prize. No. bs. Louis Palsch
OF No. 6A Seventh avenue. Brooklyn,
as The Pawnbroker." wearing n golden
derby hat and carrying a head In either
hand crowned with a golden derby. thus
forming the three golden balls; second.
Miss Anna Marks, No. 81. of No. 1Eg
East One Hundred and Forty-sixth
street. tho Bronx. SIS as the Human
Butterfly: third. No. &c, Leonard Burn.
ley. No. 1S Covert street. Brooklyn. a.
'.Salome." and fourth prize TO the
~'rscarecrow." No. 40. Last nights win
ners were: First. No. is. little Mary
oliver OF Coney Island a. Polly Of the
Circus. second. No. 10. Florence and
Jennie ST. Clair. twelve n thirteen
years old, a. THE Gold Dust Tw1ns'';
third. No. 70. Francis Bresn - Bot
Burman In his Airship." and fourth,
No. n. Marion Simpson and Sam Phil.
ippo Of No. 1l2 Bay Thirty-nfth street.
The Moe II. Baron Association ban.
qust At Henderson's was 70 90 piates
members and their wives. sisters and
s~weethearts: tho Executive Commute,
OF the Mardi 0ras Association, member
Of the press and invited quests. with
President Jackman In the chair. and the
King and Queen At the head Of the
table.
The evening world., 1911-09-15
The Trans. Atlantic Gable
Situation and Competition

The trans. Atlantic cable situation
10 a. follows:
The Maekay group of seven ca
bles, including the German cables,
owned by or worked in physical con-
nection with the telegraph lines Of
that company form one system.
The French cables comprise IN in
dependent system, using both the
Western Union and the Maekay land
lines for their United States connec-
ton.
In competition with these is the
Western Union group Of cables, eight
In all, owned by three separate COM
panies, two Of which are British
companies owning FIVE IF The eight
cables.
TiSo saiy Of the British oDned
cables ssrminafs IN the United States
and al Of fhsm ays entirely dcpsn.
dent on the Weston Union TO, fhei,
eonnsefien WitA any telegraph system.
~ for their reaching any centre OF
bssinsss. and are noW worked exciu.
siOsiy. % for a. businsss 10 concerned.
wjth the Wssfsrn Union.
The evening world., 1911-09-15
Daily and Weekend
Gable Letters

So soon a. the proposed arrange.
mrnt goes into effect. the Wesfssn
Union puyposes. u'ith the consent Of
the British Post Office Department.
TO Introduce at least fWo new features
or services in addition to the proposed
deferred yatc-ths
DAHL Y CABLE LETTER
and the
WEEk-E END CABLE LETTER
at a perry lou rate for cable service
only. This vU enable the public to
save the six to eight days eonsumsd in
the transatlantic passoss Of mails.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
Sic sdjsuar5e @anb.
6 + Gag 0, ST., l. Mpr

y y { u g D, eSu., L. NpTIl.
2ir Dfitglieoer ser Sdtpar5en
&ano, Sic in letter 3eit 8unoesri6<
ter, Gei9porene uno 5taatsantpalte
beorobten, 5ogern iebt nidt mebr, If
re Grobungen gu Intermittent. Ser
9ilfsbunoesanmalt Mlfreo 8. 9nlbnrt
oon GtNeago lpuroe am 5amltag plob-
(i6 ers 5elepbon gerl.fen, unb cine
Stinme erflarte ibn1 in gebrodenem
gnglilh: r@enn oer Saa BON 6rau
Santina &i55a aufgerl1fen lpiro, lollen
Sic ibn ioaen lalier. 8enn Sic es
1i6t tllrn, erbaltel1 Sic ein Stilett in
sic gfiopen." Sic gerbinouna muroe
lofort abgebro6e1t, l1no sic @ebeimbe-
alntan fonnten nidt mebr a1sfinoen.
ppn lno Ser slnrlf erfolete. gs mar
m6frena ser. geidaftigiten Stunoen
nessaag essa fsea sSrau Hi55a tit oes Mao-
he,t6anoels angeflagt. Sic |ou jun
ge M60ben BON Stalien nod snrerita
beriibergelodt baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
ct. Nidlplas.

geim @runnenarabelr lticB 9sif.
Stommes in ser 5iefe BON 158 SUB
auf @aiier. oas jebt 100 SUP tief lit
rmo Dem 8eoarf I'M poaen MaBe ent=
ipridt. Sssobn Mergen BON eoen
0ollep lit augenblidlid nit 8rnn-
nenbobren ol,f ocm @eboft oes SEQ
narS Sobn,,nes beiddftigt. = l1nler
bodrp. 3forrer s.. &lein traf 0onner=
itaa BEL l,1s ein; boffentlid miro er
lid balo ser lebnli6ft ertpiinldlten
@eiunobeit erfreuen. = Sergongenen
gonntag bielt bodm. @err 2eutbner
BON Martp bier ipie0er Sodamt rn1o
@rel15megonoabt. Na6ber famen
Sic Iereinsm6nner in ser 9aQe 5nIamz
men. !potei teihlollen lplrroe. Die Ser
einsfabne bon Sen ebrtp. Sf1peitern
III ct. So'epb reparirel1 l,no onf
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&robeflaa bes nenen 2nftidiffes.

Sri idsbo fen, 4. Npril.
Inter sSubrung oes @rafen Sep
peIin fat ser neue 9uitfrelt5er, >pe1=
@er aIs .@riab Deuti6lano" fit 6en
I'M sunni perganaenen Sesahres I'M
1el1toburaer 8aloe geideiterten Seq
Ter in iSrieoridsbafen aebaut tpor6en
lit, ieine erite Erobefabrt ertolgrei6
telperflteQiat. 9eah SEN porliegenoen
telegraphiihen @eridten lit sic 6abrt
sur pouiten 3ufrieoenheit perlaufen.
Gos neue 9uftihiff lit in Sen Mbmei=
il1naen Ser "1eutihlonb" qeballt, oo6 ]
lit es. i,rfolge tetpniiher @erbellerun=
qeu, INN 500 &ilogramm leid'ter. 9ies
lit aud Ser Sroqfabiafeit 6es Suit
ififfes al19ute aefon1men, inben 11un-
ntehr neben Ser 8eiabunasmannihaft
"a Yaiiagiere mitfabren fonnen. 3ur
nod aroRerer Siherheit hes 8etriebs
sic @elpihtseriparniB, sic
Oeitfiibrunq neiterer Mengen bon
@ojierbolnit rno @etriebsmoterialien.
0ie 9artge oes 2lrftidiffes betrdgt
146 Meter. ser 9urhn1eiier IA Meter
11nb Ser @asinbalt 10000 &ubtfme=
for
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Sunncl ppQenbet. :.
g ern. 9. 9pr

Vern, 2. Nprtl.
Ser polllt6noige 0a,rhbrud) oes
90tld,berqtrnnels ourh sic 8erner sll=
pen mnroe nad 5asjdbriger Arbeit
poQenoet. Die Soften belaufen lih
auf $2O,OO0O00. Ger Il1nnel tit
ser Srittlar9ite ii, europa '1no m1Bf
1850 Meter obcr nabe al 8 !vteller.
Wiit Ser Gollenoung 0es aotl6berg=
tunnels, Ser geplant muroe, Inn oem
Simplontlmnel cine 0irefte Nerbtn=
olma nit Sen 9ubnen 5u geben, Die
sic Sd;1pei5 oon Noro nod siio ourd-
id,ueiben, miro cine Oirefte 1nrffabrt
pom Mioilan0 nod Bern nno BON BORT
nadl @alois uno 8ol,logne ermoglidt
mer0en. 1ie Strede BON Mailano nad)
@ulais miro oaourd' MIR 675 Wfetlen
6etrosen, eine 9lbfiir5nng BON beinabe
so Meilen gegen Sic bisberigen @ou-
ten. Ser 5unnel miro 0ur6meg nit
einem 1oppelgeleiie ner|eben letr1.
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Eroteit sescn Tererfaaen.
50 e M Dor +. 9. Mpril.

elnldBli6 elmer 9sroteltperiamnt-
lung gegen Sic Widngel in Ser 8al,=
fontroae, sic fir Sic 8ra11ofataitropbe
peral1t1portli9 gen,a6t lperDen, bel ser
om Saniltag DOR elmer 8o6e IA
Yerionen u,ns 2eben famen, tpar
am Son1tagabeno oas metropolitan
Opernbous in 9eeip Yorf fait Big nuf
Cen letten Elat beiebt. eesr1 SEN Sc
iolutionen, Sic awenommen muroen,
miro ausgeiproden, Sob Sic Serant=
mortung oas gan5e 8emeinmeien tref=
fe, uno Sic itdotiiten 8eb0r0en rper=
Sen aufgeforoert, iofort 9lbbilfe 81
ldaffen, l1no 0afiir Gorge gu tragen,
0aB ale 6abrifgebaltoe geniigerb ge-
gen Teuer gei6iibt u10 ertipre6en0e
Gettungsapparate angebra6t meroen.
s(uBeroem miro ser Mapor eriu9t, Sic
1tGotii6en 8ebor0en anoerer StdOte,
,lomentli9 sic Jeuermebrdefs unb
1Seueriahperitinoig 5n elmer Sonic
rer5 ei,15ula0en, lm a'1gemeliene
MaBregeln 5ur gerbiitung abnlider
&ataitropben gu beratben. So. @6iff,
Ser Sdabmeiiter ser @eieal6aft pom
Rotben areu5, fiinoigte i'll Ser @er=
lalnn1Lung an, oaB Ser 5ur ltnteritit=
Bl1ng Ser @interbliebenen geianntelte
1So!,os jset ol,f $4,000 angepadier
ic;
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airidjner ,uieberse,uGbJt.
@pr1in 4 Mn

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Sberbiirqermeilter @iridner lit ein=
thinning auf 5molf Sabre lpie0erge=
pGb(t moroen. Gas greebniB. itano
idon felt, nad0em Ser 5litanoige
StoStperor0nete1t 9luslduB unlangit
nit onen Stinlner beihloiien hatte,
Sem Mennn1 sic Mieoertpohl nl1f ein
meiteres 9uteno Sabre por5lidlagen.
&irif}ner lit am 10. Nopember 1912
3u 6reiburg in SdIeiien eeboren uno
tpor, ehe er SEM R,1fe nod Berlin
fo1gte, Staotratf) uno Sta0tipn6ifl1s
in 8reslau. 9os @ehaIt oes Ober=
biirgermeiiters BON Berlin betragt
sc, 900 Marf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06

iiliers gebiloet Miro, uber oas Suits
oeparten1ent lpiro=@elegenbeit baben,
bas slnti-GruItseicb auf Mmeritaner
ar5ulpenoen, Sic init Dem 9rult in
8erbinoung iteben. Sen Namen ser
Multimilliondre, ,peld)e 10 lange cine
Oiadt inn &affeebanoel oargeitellt ba=
ben, iou groBe slufmerfiamfeit ge=
ldentt meroen. Sic llnteriudl.ng bot
bereits ei1ige bemerfensmertbe 1bat<
lddmn ertbiillt in 9e5ug al1f 6ie alrt=
gebeure Grbobung ser &affeeprelle
ol1rh sic &ombination.
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@nblidl cine @abl.
u I bunp e. 3. 81. Mar

u banD, gt. y. 81. Mfar5.
Ser Stuatsoberri6ter Sames q.
g. @orman pon Seem Dorf, ein 9e-
mpfrat, nuroe BON Ser 2egislatnr
5un 8un0eslenator getpa6lt. gs ma=
rem ieit Sem 6. Sam1ar, als Sic @abl
begunn, 81 9lbltimml1ngen porgenom=
men lporoen. 'S@orman erbielt 1t2
Don oen abgegebenen 1872 Stimmen.
Sem @egner, @hauncep 90. 9epetp,
erhielt Sic an0eren. Ser nere Sena=
tor lit lett ssabren zines ser berpor=
ragenol lten 9fitglieoer uon Sammanp
Sau, uno elmer Ser belten &eoner oie-
ler Organization; CT ltebt I'M so. &C.
bensjobr.
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Me,t,uablen.
@ ien. 4. Mprj

= Bte II, e. NprtI.
Sic 0ieloung pom 1ermin Ser 9eeu-
pablen gum Nbgeor0netenbaule, oas
ioebe1 infolge Ser tibebii6en Sb.
itrl,ftion gegen oas 8uoget=&ropilo=
RUM inn 3ultdnoigen slusidluB autge=
l0it morSen lit, erfdbrt cine anttlide
8eridttgung. Die geeumablen meroen
oarnad am Is. SUM, einem 9ienitag,
inn geiannten @ebiet ser 0iterrei9i<
iden Vfonarbie itattfinoen. Die Sti9.
mablcl1 lino auf Ben 20. sunni anbez
raunlt.
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&abittett9triji8
wieDer por1ter.
Ser jpauiid)e Miniiterpraiibent Gana.
lejas iuirb bteiben. - 9ie Nmfnab.
me beim &atifau.
~ a Drio. 9. glpril.

% a0rio, 2. Mpril.
Sic ipanilte Minilterfriiis, pol,
ser man tbeilpeiie tiefgreifenbe politi=
l6e @er4noerllngen ertpartet batte,
ldeint ebenio idnea, mie lie fam, pie=
ser gu gl1oe gegangen 81 iein. @e=
nigitens .ideint es jebt, oaB oas &obi=
nett @anoleias nit penigen @eran0e=
rlmgen mieoer ans &uoer fomme'l
miro. 4onig sllfonio empfing am
Sonl1tagna6mittag iofort nod leiner
MiidfeGr pon SepiQa in Muorio @a=
naleias 1r,,o eriuhte i6n, lein 9lmt als
Miniiterprditoent bei5ubebalten. Gie=
ier erfldrte ii@ bier5u bereit inter ser
geoinglng, oaB ibm1 geitattet peroe,
sic bon linn fir n0tbig eradteten Ser
dn0erungel1 in ser 3uiammeniebung
ces &obinetts por5l1nebmen, mas Ser
a0nig lofort gene6migte.
Sic 9fadridt. BOB Ser lpanilbe
@ren1ier Gana(ei1s bon &01ig 9llfon=
10 erlu6t lpur0e, auf leinem Soften
su perblei6en, lit Sem 8atifon ni6ts
lpe,1iger als angenebm; es miro ober
gleid5eitig in patifaniiden &reilen Sic
@rlportl1ng nusgeiproden, 0aB 0eriel=
be trotoeln nidt lange am <6er blei=
BEN meroe. @s miro oies oanit be-
grnnoet, ooB iih oas nene &obinett
orei iebr ihmeren 9lufgaben geger=
iiberitebt, ser idmierigen Gage in Ma=
roffo. oem Budget, oas eine groBe,
pabriheinlih m1per nnter5ubringenee
|Mnleibe beoingt, ltno ser @eiebgebnng
betrefts retigi0ier Oreen. sic rod Ser
Mnliht ser @uric ielbft auBerbalb ser
Stride ulf @ioerlprllh itoBt.
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Ser belgilte sfpiatifer 9esGartes.
ser ant Sun1itog nit einem Bailagter
i'm glerpplm1 ppl1 @ailelt in 8el9ien
aGoeFahren mor. uno ieitber pern1iBt
muroe, traf nit ieinem 8e9leiter am
Weontaq pobIbebuIten in sladen Elm.
9rob1em sic beioen Sabrer MIR cine
5trede BON A Meilen 5u our6fab=
rem batten, ml1Bten ite oo6 BRET per=
idieoene 2anoesgren5en, Sic belgil6e,
houanoiide l1n6 oeuti6e, paiiieren.