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Evening journal., 1912-11-22
THIEVES LOOT
SELBYVILLE STORE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SELBYVILLE, Del. Nov. 22.-
Thieves entered the store of Archie
Lynch, near Bayard. and got goods
valued at S100. II is believed that a
wagon was used TO convey the goods
from the premises.
A few months ago the store was en-
tered by George Lambkin, of Boston,
and several articles and money taken
Lambkin admitted his guilt and was
placed in the Sussex county Jail but
escaped with some Of the other pris-
oners in a recent jail delivery.
Evening journal., 1912-11-22
HURT
IN SUSSEX MILL

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN, Del, Nov. 22.-
Because OF "a shortage in help to run
his mill, Harvey J. Gordy, brother-in-
law Of Harvey Russell, of Whining
ton. took his station at the saw but
had not been there long before a slab
flew back knocking Gordy uncon-
scious and badly injuring his arm.
Within the past six months several
accidents have happened in the mill,
one OF which resulted in the death
of Clifford Russell, a brother-in-law
of Mr. GOrdy.
Evening journal., 1912-11-22
o. NJ. d. INSPECTION.

the annual inspection Of Company
b, of Milford o. NJ ID. will take place
this evening. Dates fixed for the in
spection of the other militia com
panies Of the State are:
Company G, Dover. Monday. Noy-
ember 25th. at 10.
Companies A and o. band and hos
pital detachment, Wilmington. Mon.
day, December ID. The band will be
reported for inspection at p. m.
the companies and hospital detach.
ment at S.15.
Company II. New Castle Thurs
day. December 5th, at SIS
Companies c and f. Wilmington.
Friday. December 9Th. at SIS.
Evening journal., 1912-11-22
EsTELLE.LONG NUPTIALs.

The marriage of Miss Clara T.
Fstelle of Harrisburg. Pa. and VIII
liam II Long. of No. 2202 North Fiji
tcenth street. Philadelphia. formerly
of Wilmington. was solemnized in
Philadelphia on Saturday evening. No
vember 16, at the Church of the
Adovate." Eighteenth and Diamond
streets, the Rev. Henry NJ. Medary
officiating Only the immediate mem-
bers of the family were present
Evening journal., 1912-11-22
EVENING COMPANY.

Miss Florence Henry and Harry
Cagar gave a reception to Miss Cor
della Roberts OF Baltimore, at No. 420
East Eleventh street last evening.
Miss May Wiley Miss Sarah J. Dor
sey. and Benjamin r. Hansen, all of
Galena, Md, we're the out of-tOwn
guests Dr. Albert Price was among
those presetn from this city and made
an address
Evening journal., 1912-11-22
HIS HEAD
CUT Off UNDER
PENNSY SHTFTER
- aL 0-ll0-I

Fred r. Barron, aged % years, OF
No Sl4 Vandcver avenue. this city a
fireman in the employ Of the p. ..
and W. Railroad Company. was killed
at Centreville. Md, ON Wednesday,
under a shifting engine, His head
and shoulders were cut from his body
The railroad company was exonerat-
ed OF all blame by the coronor's jury.
Evening journal., 1912-11-22
rIGnr sALE or pRoPERTY.

Superior Court today fixed Monday.
December as the date for hearing
argument on a motion to set aside the
shcrins sale Of the property OF Ar
thur l.. Foster and wife Tho prop
erty was sold ON October % last to
Charles NJ. Groome for S43O0. IT. is
situated at Fourteenth and Thatcher
streets and it is alleged that the sale
was irrcgularly advertised and that
the sale price was inadequate.
Evening journal., 1912-11-22
RrckLEY REprRS MEEr.

The Thomas H. Buckley First Ward
Republican Club held its first annual
meeting last night al which addresses
were made by Richard Lockman.
Isaac Anderson. the president; Wal
ter Collins, w Price. ~ Vincent and
r. Reed
Evening journal., 1912-11-22
CHARCED WIN LIOUOR SALE.

Spocial 10 TIE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Dol. Nov 22- -Claronce
Quails. colorcd, WAS held i'm $500 bail
here yesterday for the violation OF
the Kent county local option law IN
default OF bail, Quails was sent to
the Kent county jail.
Evening journal., 1912-11-22
HOW TO REACH BUYERS.

. How. when and where to sell
= are as important questions as
> what have you to sell.
q There's a direct way TO reach
= possible customers-it is the
q Want Ad way
DO you seek employment Are
. you in search of customers for
. realty? Have you a business op-
= portunity to present room to
y rent, articles for exchange? Try
. the Want Ads in reaching GUS
: toners for you.
. Many find the Wants an mex
> pensive and resultful means of
getting in touch with just the
= right customers.
Evening journal., 1912-11-22
TnIs 4 susPIcIOus FIRE.

Members of the Fr'ondetip Fire
Company last night extinguished
fire which broke out in the second
story of an unoccupicd house at 1917
Tatnall street The damage reached
S10O The fire may have been in
cendiary
Evening journal., 1912-11-22
HEARINGS ON THE
LIABILITY LAW

r. Allen Hilles, president of tho
Commission TO draft an employers
liability bill, announced today that
persons desiring to appear before
the Commission to discuss the pro-
visions of such a measure should arr
range for such meeting before
December 10. The Commission does
not expect to give hearings after that
date as the proposed bill viii be pre-
scented TO the Legislature in January.
Evening journal., 1912-11-22
SONGS WIN HrR FRIENnS.

Miss Willette Whitaker. who is on
the bill at the Garrici Theatre this
week. has an interesting collection
Of plantation melodies, and the man
ner i'm which she sings thom has made
her "a host of friends among the
patrons of the Garrick
Evening journal., 1912-11-22
SHOT,
ARE IMPROVING

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Doll Nov % Martin VIII
ley and John Collins who were shot
during the soronado of Mr.. and Mrs
Homer Lynch at Greenwood, "A few
evenings ago are both improving
Evening journal., 1912-11-22
NM. mELMrAkES RRInE.

J. ". Helm, Ind, assistant physl-
cal director al the v N. c a and
Miss Clossie Rollins. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. J N Rollins. Of Philadel-
phia. were married in that city yes
terday. After December ], Mr.. and
Mrs. Held will live at No HOP W..
Fifth street, this city
Evening journal., 1912-11-22
TURKISH wARsHIP
ONLY TORPEDOED

BY The United Press.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. % The
Turkish warship Hamidieh was at any
rate not sunk by the Bulgarians, as
they claimed, for it was towed into
port and dOcked today The vessel
evidently had been torpcdoci how
ever.
Evening journal., 1912-11-22
BULGARs MAY MODIFY TERMS.

BY The United Press.
PARIS. Nov. 22.-The Bulgarian
cabinet met hurriedly today to con-
slider modifying the peace terms Of
fered to the Turks, IL was stated in
a message from Sofia The news was
considered evidence that 1t is real
lied the Sultan rs less completely
beaten than was supposed. Whether
he will consent to reopening negotia-
lions was doomed doubtful.
Evening journal., 1912-11-22
BALKANS-TURKS REOPEN
BATTLE BEFORE CHATALJA
AFTER DAYS ARMISTICE
London Officials NonpIussed Over Reopening Of
HoshIifies While Peace in Europe Seemed Near
Ctomans Have Advantage and May Make
Successful Resistance.
GREEKS ORDER 10000
MORE FIGHTING MEN TO THE FRONT

the authorities said today appeared
likely, they can continue strengthens
ing theWselYes indefinitely from Asia.
The Bulgarans have already PUT
forth every ounce Of fighting energy
they possess. The Seryians and
Greeks may come TO their aid, but il
was deemed more than doubtful 10
this viii offset the reinlorcemenis the
Sultan viii certainly rush 60 tho
front from across the Bosphorus.
Evening journal., 1912-11-22
GREEKS GO TO AID BULcARs.
Nv Tho 1 pffod proau

ATHENS. Nov. 22-The Greek
Government ordered 10000 OF its
troops in western Turkey today TO
Chatalia to help the Bulgarians 1t
was expected Servia also will send a
strong force to aid in the attacks on
the Constantinople dcfonses IL WAS
rumored that the Greek fleet viii
speedily attempt to force the Darda-
nelles.
Evening journal., 1912-11-22
QUARTET IN CONCERT TONIGHT.

The Suwanee River Quartet, one OF
the most famous aggregations Of col
ored vOcalists and instrumentalists
In the United States is to give con-
cert in Grace M. e. Church tonight.
They play the guitar. mandolin and
banjo as we'll rs sing with delightful
harmony.
Evening journal., 1912-11-22
MIR. BANCROFT on COMMITrEE.

The eighth annual convention of the
American Civic Association came to a
close in Baltimore yesterday. VIII
liam p Bancroft. of this city. was
elected member Of the executive
committee.
Evening journal., 1912-11-22
CHRIST CHURCH BAKE.

Women Of Christ Episcopal Church
will hold bake in the parish house
tomorrow afternoon from to 8
O'Clock for the Christmas Offering
Evening journal., 1912-11-22
NON SUPPORT CASE.

Non-support cases Will be heard
by the court of General Sessions to-
morrow
Evening journal., 1912-11-22
rrlCf Nre0TIlrI0Ns c0NrINrr

PEACf NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUE
NHoUeH GrNs STILL nrICu FIRE
By The canol Press
SOFIA Although hghtus has baen resumed at
chaaip NEGOTIATIONS continued today. hes beea on-
cuns announced Aere vas tbe general Impression nat
the terms oaa.d % rrrkg en DO somewhat monaea re
Foreen tere beumed tha. oas force .orh moa-
acaaoa ro,db iot bo Turks resumed hosalecs
and hat da nol eNnot negotiations 70 be broson on.
srgRAAR COMMITTED TO INSANE HOSPITAL.
Hv m United rrese
1ufNaraF WIS Soy, The a,e alenna eho
nuiord nn'ri .ond0ou of John schrant who pleaded
quilts O. IA aneiari 20 Colonel Rooscyeli officially
ropoftca 60 Judge August Bachus that sohrant insane
schrans committed he State Hospital for the criminal
insane at Ohsoah
Evening journal., 1912-11-22
BISHOP MONAGHAN
At CONFERENCE.

The Rt Rev John ! Monaghan,
Bishop Of the Diocese OF Wilmington
attendc da conference Of Bishops In
Baltimore YESTERDAY
Evening journal., 1912-11-22
WEATHER.

BY The limited Press
WASHINGTON. Nov. 22 Fair
weather viii continue tonight and
Saturday in the eastern states.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.-For Del
aware: Generally fair. somewhat
colder tonight and Saturday; moder-
ate west winds.
Evening journal., 1912-11-22
The EVENING JOURNAL

as more Subscribers than
ny oiher paper in Delaware.
mat means a home paper
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-02
DOORS OF DISEASES.

That many diseases have odors
characteristic of them, and by which
alone they can be distinguished from
each other, is the claim Of an Indian
apolis physician, says the News of
that city. He argues that the subject
should be of great practical interest
to physicians in their work for this
reason, and urges the full develop
ment of the sense of smell, saying
that it can be cultivated to wonder
full degree. as we know from exam
pies furnished by the blind apd by abo-
rhymes.
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OKLA PAVING BLOCKS
WILL BE SEASONED

Eleven thousand CHA blocks arrived
in the steamer Claudine this morning
for the Rapid Transit company's paw
ing purposes. Paving of the King
street spaces required of the company
will not be done Immediately, how
ever, as Manager Ballentyne intends
to have the blocks thoroughly season
ed before laying them. He is going
to experiment with two modes of sea-
soning, one by air and the other by
water. The results of the tests will
determine the permanent method to
be followed by the company. A large
order for otia blocks has been placed
by the Rapid Transit company with
the Hawaiian Development Company,
of which the consignment received to-
day is the first instalment. -.=
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CHURCHES WILL HONOR
MEMORY OF GEN. BOOTH

A memorial service to General vii
liam Booth, of the Salvation army,
will be held next Sunday evening in
the Bijou theatre by the five English
speaking Protestant churches of Ho.
nolu,lu. Lieut.-Col. Blanche b. Coz,
who has recently come here to take
charge of the work of the Army in
the Islands will deliver the prin-
cipal address of the evening.
The Christian world will always
honor General Booth, and in callins
this meeting the Inter-Church FEEDER
alton announces that it is following
the example of the churches III tie
leading cities ON the mainland, in
most of which services have been or
are being held. Very few men who
have lived for the benefit of their fel.
lows have received during their life
time so much recognition and honor
as this general of the worlds most
aggressive religious organization.
The work of William Booth has
penetrated to the farthest ends'of the
earth, and, il labors are to be the
measure of fame, then few, If any,
can compare with this patriarchal
crusader, who put forth almost super.
human efforts in his preaching, writ
ing, organizing and travelling through
the lands of every continent.
Colonel Cox, the speaker of the
evening, is woman of rare culture
and magnetic personalitf and a
speaker who deeply impresses her
audience. She was one of the Gen
erals favorite officers and has tray-
eled extensively with him, worked on
his personal staff, and in recent years
has been sent by him on number
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NEW YORK. October Raw
sugar steady; Muscovado. 49, ties!
3.S7c.; centrifugal, 96o test, 417c.
Molasses sugar, $50 test, 3.42c. Re
fined sugar steady.
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of important commissions, not only
in America, but to other countries as
WELL
As none of the other church audi
forums were believed to be big
enough to hold all those who wished
to attend, it was decided TO hold the
meeting in the Biyou theatre. The
general public is cordially invited To
join with the churches in doing honor
to the late general
Police were called out to quelI riot
of 1900 New York school boys who
protested against transfer of prinei-
pals.
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P. 0. VACANCY
FOR KOREANS

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces an open com
petItive examination for clerk with a
knowledge of the Korean language, at
honolulu, Hawaii. on October II. From
the register OF engibleS resulting from
this examination certificat!on will be
made 20 fill a vacancy in the position
OF clerk in the Honolulu. Hawaii, post
office at 30 cents an hour. and va
cancies as they may occur in that Of
tice requiring similar qualifications,
unless it is found to be in the interest
of the service to fill any vacancy by
reinstatement transfer or promotion.
Competitors will be examined in the
following subjects, which will have
the relative weights indicated:
Subjects. Weights.
/. Spelling GO words OF aver
age difficulty in common
uSe) III
3 Arithmetic (Simple tests in
addition, subtraction, null
tiplicatfon, and division OF
whole numbers, and in
common and decimal frac-
tons and United States
money! ................ 10
3. Letter writing "a letter of
not less than 125 words
on some subject of gen.
erRl interest. Competitors
are permitted to select
one of two subjects given 20
4. Penmanship (the legibility,
rapidity, neatness, general
appearance, ETC., Of the
competitors handwriting
in the subject of copying
from plain copy ....... 10
5. Copying from plain copy "a
simple test in copying &C
Curately, in the competi-
tors handwriting, few
printed lines) ...... Is
6. Reading addresses (the
reading of rs cards on
each of which is written
a name and an address) 10
7. Korean (rated on personal
statements and vouchers) 20 i
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100

Applicants must have reached their
eighteenth but not their forty-fifth
birthday on the date of the .examina,
ton.
The examination is open to all citi.
zens of the United States who comply
with the requirements.
Persons who comply with the re-
Quirements and desire this examina,
ton should at once apply to the sec,
rotary of the board of examiners, Gus
tomhouse, Honolulu, Hawaii, for ap-
plication and examination forms 304
and 1141. No application will be ac
cepted unless properly executed and
filed with such secretary prior to the
hour Of closing business on October
10, 1912. ,,..s.&..
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HAWAIIAN STOCKS
AND SUGAR MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO. October l.
Closing quotations for Hawaiian sugar
stocks today were as follows:
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baptism OF little Eileen Vivian DecieS
al London. Lady Decies Was former
~ Vivian Gould, The baby led
chorus of squalls during the ceremony.
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SALES.


Between Boards-50 Hon. E.. & NJ
Co. 21%, 100 Hilo Co. 81, so Oahu
Sugar Co. 25A, 30 Oahu Sugar Co
S5A, 80 Oahu Sugar Co. 25$4, S., GOT
llilo Ex. IS 81, $1,000 Hflo Elk. SIS 81,
$1,000 Hilo Elk IS 81 $4,000 'Hilo Ex.
IS 81; 40 McBryde 5, 80 McBryde 5,
5 Oahu Sugar Co. 25k, Hon. b. &
NJ, Co. 21A, 20 Oahu Sugar Co. 251a,
20 Oahu Sugar Co. 25h, so Eva 2S.
Sugar Quotations-S80 analysis
beets 9s. I'd; parity 400; go Cen
trffugals 423.
Correction-Between Boards on
October 1, 80 Oahu Sugar Co. al
26A; 80 Haw. Sugar Co. at Ais.
latest sugar quotation, 4.17 cents,
or $S3.f0 per ton. ....
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The striking miners at Bingham,
Utah, have remained quiet. but talk
of future trouble il. til" company per
sists in resuming operations iii the
mines ..eta...... .-.... -. ....... ...... -.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10
ct nmtrifanf tniperlitet
Og &riftenoommeu,
Meiic6reU fra Amerifa til
Str. 3gbi."
2lref d nIm1trsm.

9pnge bar ieg elifet Den friitne
Stuoenterbeoe8elie, men / 5orgoors
bleD Den poo en- 6elt M WnoOe le.
IDen0e for mig. Oct bar NIT itore
Rrioilegium pao Eerniploanin Uni.
b~eriitet at ooerpPre Den officielle
Observation-Disclosures for llniner.
iitetSienetret Get bar life oct
D0re Arrangement, Der ifabte Set;
! oeH 0enieen0e fneb oct li0t; oo
man ilgen 5eitiol bar, maotte man
IN til Den itore 8pmnGitifial; men
Oct, Der greb en-. bar Aon6en oe6
ben Set. Gnbper, Der beo liot ON
llniDeriitetsfeiter | 8anmarf, bill
foritoo, boilfet SSnotrDf BET modtte
gre poo en- at bore til Steoe Der:
oct fsrite, ieg ioo, Oa iee fom mo !
.Solen, bar 8ibelen paa 6aleritoIen;
oct fsrfte, Reftor gioroe, 6a ban
6om ino | Snlen, por at goa ben
.og onbne ben 8ibeI; bet fsrite, 3or.
inmIin9en 9ior0e, bar at rejie fla
.og ipnge ben fenbte SlngbDmne:
,5rem | bellig 2eoning, olle Ser.
.rens Men0i" - bet ii0ite Oro beo
Soften bar Sroet ygnen". Otter
at Den ferite Gang bar afiiineet,
tronote Reftor frem, Infte ct Stpffe
al gibeIen op og tnlte 6erefter, fiji.
le % opbt grebet, ON eiou, Der ioo
billigt iolgte fin 5sritefsoielsret;
iee er operbipit ON, at bons Stint.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10

@por fan Qtormonerne ioa tGufe
paa inoen ior en- cioiliieret 9otion
at blipe auiete iom iG0eIige, iaa
|lange De mo0 belle Giuiliiotionen
jan paa, 5oa0 Ben ouier for
llip0el gberl2
geetop Ntormonernes 5oItboloen
|pe0 9olpaomilrren 5eniGtter Dem /
aIasie meo @e0ninger % 6Drfer,
|6oor Der enonu 0rioeS SnremsIip.
9i ifal ioo gerne la0e Mormoner.
ne lcoe ON Meomenneifer; men ioa
lpnqe Sc forioarer 9olpaami, iua
|pil oi iloa Dem / afasie meo De
@enneifer, De foI6er iummen meo
+ 5Drfer og Se6nineer.
g5ei en- SnoIfr9nfning - De iIeite
6cOninger 6ab6er ogfan @onoeami,
9gqteIfob melem cen Rotro o. cen
abinoe.
Get er life ct gogitrpber. Stnno-
punft. men Sc met oplpite % bsi.
cit c.oili'ere6e Rationers Stafro-
punft.
Mormonerne moa fooleoes firoe
fla - troos al Oeres Q~iberalitet
at blibe Iot u0en for gioiIiintionen,
inOtif oe foron0re 0eres Sg0eIia.
heOsbegreb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10

5 jim BOG vSpun0ne 1iOer~ fri
Der 9rof. 9. Oietrifion iflg. v2lttb." "
unoer Citizen Seotergolifob" bI. a
Boa nit more 2io 9opoe oenne
SpsIen (ot ipiGe aome0ie) beitemi
en- meaet ubeloig Sn6fIDOelie. Seq
orier Den barnlige 6antoiis tf0lige
SDslen meo 5eoter og Dranatlrgi
= Der 10 Of mango onies for gan'
fife uifooelie, ia fra cen She 6etrag.
tet en0og iom ltooiflenoe - to9rti.
moo for meget ifooeIig. Zen gioer
5nntniien o. 8onfen en- Refining
benimo6 ct Sfins2ip, Der beitemt
pirfer il6pen0e poa felipe aorafte-
rens llopifling."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10

DOG par Ser omfrina ct baIut Snn-
oreoe Born, % De par }Stomg9-
iter@, oct funOe man bore poa oeres
Gang - life en9ung i aurnme -
I6ar ieg bort ioaOun Gang ira So.
panere.
mrs. Matiumoto htn0e let life
iaa 9o6 nof al set lille Sr0el, De
bar, til at BET flrn0e b6res, iaa bun
neieOes me0 at ipiIle oe ierite 90.
Der al 6oert 0ers. % oct par Son.
Qe. Der prrOifeoe epongeIiet, ioul
N}atiunoto bnp0e iamlet inmmen til
9rng Ser. Seq fan life tPnfe mig
unoet, enO at Ser Ell Dag bI itao
en- fife lille Store, iom igennem 0en-
ne Sepougsifole bar iaaet mtoilet-
telige lSn0trDf. 9togle bill u0en Snipl
bIibe ariitne; Ser bor en- Treng
me0 ct oeiliet, oobent i~troaIen0e
.Nniigt; ieg fenote bonn ira / 6ior
ban er 90 moo 6e II og allereOe
fife foo Iiot of en- Nofl6, 0a ban
Ilioer 6per Dag for at tiene noget
til 5qmiIiens OpboIo. Der times
at pore ct guon6, Der fnDtter BAN
til D3otiumoto; Oct fitn0e monife
bIioe ct @i66el til Ell 0ag at fnbt-
te BAN til 5reIieren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10

8or 5reliers norif Iutberife DE.
niebeo i gou@Iaire, ISIS, bar ny.
Iis logt @%runOiten til ct Slts, Der
fol tiene til Naenigbeositole O9 6Or.
iomlingabus. &uiet, Der Npferes
OF 4lltriten og Concrete, bar en-
@~ruu0flaoe al 34r64 500 og bIiper
10 @toger bit. SEQ Chen Of al
ofgiDe 8lu0s for RenigbeOsifoIen
ifal bette Sus tiene iom 6oriom.
Iinesiteo FOR forifeGige 5oreninger
inOen for Nenigbeoen. - Soooon
fan itsrre Menigbe0er inorette iig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10

Oebs 5oruoiigelie efter 8olget:
0llofnlOet af @nlget er, bel0igDis,
ioa dfgiort, at Demofroterne faar
fitGoftRrroi1 Gontrol oper Gegerin-
gen. Otter Den 4. Morts fan De IL
fe goo itoenom Ininaret. - ut ben
6emofrotiffe Administration piI fom.
plet mislDffes, bebener man fife at
fige. Oerfom en- rooial Sololoos.
Rebiiion | NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Snteres.
ie forfeges, pif De itore Snteresier
lnoe b6re fra ifg poa en- Waaoe,
Der oil foo 0enofrotife Stdtsmnn6 til
of betRnte fig. = Deriom Der gsres
aloor at ct ioooont 5orfsg, bpilfet
er ltiortSinnligt, fna oil Srteresierne
iftnnobringe en- Banif, Der oil lam.
me 2on0et til Demofraternes Mis.
freoit. = 8ilion oil fin6e fig fill.
let Anfigt til ariigt meo en- Situo.
tion, fom ingen 66oeIig fon fontro.
Iere." 9isfe er ingen bum Won6s
Orb.