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TERMS FOR PEACE PROPOSED
DISPUTED MATTERS MAY BE
SETTLED WITHOUT FURTHER
BLooDsHED
AMERICAN OFFICER BLAMED
ADMIRAL's REFUSAL TO SEND
OUT 5LUEJAcKETs is CON-
DEMNED BY FOREIGNERS

Shanghai, China, July 26.-Peace
proposals are under way here be-
tween the two parties. Dr. Wu Ting
Fang, formerly Chinese minister to
the United States as prominent
among the intermediates, but It Is
doubted here whether he Is author
lied by Provisional President Yuan
Shi Kai. The principal WI Sing Fort
today definitely declared for the gov
ernment. The country people and
the workmen at the arsenal are re
gaining confidence and are returning
to their work.
Some bluejackets were landed here
this morning at the request Of the
municipal authorities, and the for
eign consults with the object Of scat
tering the rebel forces in the country
and suburbs adjoining Shanghai. A
Gordon Of pickets was at once sta
toned around the foreign settlement
and at each end Of the su Chow creek
at the limits Of the settlement, to
prevent the passage Of the rebels.
In response to an appeal from the
residents OF GhapaS northern su-
burb, the municipal police offered to
take command there.
A proclamation was made by the
municipality authorities notifying the
belligerents and those actively asso-
ciated with the revolt that the for
eign settlement should be closed to-
them.
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70 BUILD RAILWAY

Washington, July 26.-Two groups
Of capitalists are prepared to finance
a railroad from Resurrection bay to
the interior Of Alaska, w. ]. POLAND,
attorney for the Alaska Northern rail-
road, told the house territories com
mittee today. Boland urged the
committee not to report legislation
for government railroads there, but
contended President Wilson should
be authorized to go over the situation
and determine whether the roads
should be built by the government or
private capital
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RebeI Forta FaIl

st. Petersburg. July pa dispatch
from shang Hal says it is officially
announced there that the city Of SUI
chow has fallen into the hands Of the
'rorthern forces and the garriaons or
ae forts al WI Sung also have joined
them
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-26
woRkiNe HOURS REDUCED

Harrisburg. Pa, July 26.-Goyern-
or TeHer today approved the bin re-
ducing working hours of women from
so to 54 a week, with no more than
ten hours a day No female under 21
years old is permitted to work in a
manufacturing establishment all
night
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The ambassador met Mrs. Henry
Lane Wilson and his two sons, who
preceded him here. Asked about
how soon he would finish his con-
ferences he said:
i "I'll cecainiy hurry them" and
then added with a laugh; 81 under
stand from the newspapers in Wash
ington this is costing Mr. Bryan 81
600 4 day by losing his lecture en-
gagementg. Well, | must be an ex-
pensive visitor.''
After he had breakfas1ed Mr.. Will
son hurried to the state department
where Secretary Bryan was waiting
President Wilson had left to play
golf. 1t had not been determined If
he was to see the ambassador today
or tomorrow. At the END of a half
hours conference with the ambassa-
dor, Secretary Bryan, saying the talk
would be continued at 8 o'clock this
afternoon returned to the capitol to
meet the foreign relations committee.
He said he would only discuss the
Nicaraguan treaty there
Secretary Bryan would make no
announcement of his conference with
the ambassador further than to say
that Mr. Wilson had made prelim-
mary report Mr. Bryan was asked
about the statement that DelValle
had been furnished with a copy Of
the state department codes but beyond
saying he never had announced that
Delvalle was an agent Of the state
department, he refused to discuss the
question
Ambassador Wilson, however, re-
ceived the correspondents in Mr..
Bryan's office. While ne was ques-
toned Secretary Bryan's private sec
retary made stenographic record OF
the interview which turned out to
be not at all illuminating on the sit
uation further than bringing from the
ambassador denial Of the statement
that he had been asked to prepare
a report on the mediation PROPOSE
tion. The ambassador spent the first
part of the day going over copies OF
his previous reports to the state de-
partment.
Later it was definitely determined
that Ambassador Wilson will not
confer with the president until Mon.
day. He spent the remainder Of to-
day conferring with Mr.. Bryan.
Del Vale has Explanation
DelValle also had conference
with Secretary Bryan, at which he
submitted something in the nature Of
a report based on his observations in
Mexico. Whether it related to Am
bassador Wilson was not established.
Both he and Mr.. Bryan declined to
discuss it. It became known today
that Delvalle came to WASHINGTON
from Mexico on the same train and
the same ship with Ambassador Wiz
son.
AS result Of its conference with
Secretary Bryan the foreign relations
committee will call on Ambassador
Wilson, probably early next week, for
an explanation of the Mexican condi-
tion. The ambassadors appearance
will be arranged to occur after he has
concluded with the president and the
secretary. The committee will endorse
no line Of action, and reach no con-
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TODAY gN CONGRESS
/ : : : = = = : + : :

Washington, July 25.-senate: Tar
iff debate continued.
Secretary Bryan conferred with for
eign relations committee on propos-
ed Nicaraguan treaty.
Lobby committee in recess until
Monday,
House: Met at noon and adjourned
at 1904 p. m. until noon Monday
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4 sHnRr saloN

Washington, July 26. The shortest
session Of the house on record ed
ioprned four minutes after 4 BEGAN
today to avoid the continuance Of
republican filibuster for discussion
Of the Digg-caminetli white slave
cases
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srRIkE IS AvERTEp

New York, July 26-The eastern
railroads today withdrew their de-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12

usual And all because insisted writing to Oggie!
Then there something about the servants l don't
know, only things went wrong at breakfast, and some
of them have threatened to leave Who cares? Yester
day it was about the tennis court. What he did tee
graph to have it laid out? l couldn't play when l
found hadn't brought any tennis shoes. could l? Be-
shark. He didn't like it, either, because wouldn't
the baby golf course. But will with you Come on
II never did much putting says l.
@Nor l." says she; 3but can try
Three four holes enough for her, though, and
then she has idea @You rag don't you? says she.
@Only few tango steps, says l. @My feet stutter
@Then I'll show you how says she. ave have some
dandy records, and the veranda's just right
So what does she do but tow me back to the house.
ring up couple of maids clear away all the rugs and
chairs and push the music machine up the open win
dow.
aPut on that Too Much Mustard Annette says
she, @and keep it going
Must have surprised Annette some, as hadn't been
accounted for but little thing like that don't bother
Robbie She gives the proper grip for the onestep-
which is close clinch, believe me!-cuddes her
fluffy head down my necktie, and off goes.
"No, don't try to trot, says she. Just balance and
keep time and swing two three times at the turn.
Keep your feet apart, you know. Now back
Swing! There you're getting it. Keep on'
Some spieer, Robbie and whether not that
just josh about orchids ben invented for her. there's
doubt but what ragtime Yes yes, that's where
she lives. And me? Well, can't say hated it. With
her coacn' me, and that snappy music gon, caught
the idea quick enough, and first knew workn'
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verandas,-ust the spot where youd think perfectly
good honeymoon might be pulled off.
TN Just unloadin' my bag and the howerbox when
around of the cottage trips cerisetinted
vision all lace dress and butterfly wrap Course
it's Robbie She's heard the sound of Wheels and has
a runnin.
@Ohl" says she stoppin sudden and puckern her
baby mouth into pout Il thought someone was
arriving you know" Which was sad jolt to give a
rescuer wa mt it?
sorry says l; @but I'm all there is
you're the boy from Uncle Roberts ofice-Torchy,
isn't it?' says She
at is says l. @Fired up with flowers and Mr. Rob-
erts compliments
@The old dear!" says she grabbin the box, slippn off
the string and dvin into the tissue paper @Orchds
tool Oh, goody! But they don't go with my coat
Pooh! don't need it, anyway. With that she sheds
the butterfly arrangement, chuckin it casual the
steps, and jams the whole of that fifty dollars worth
under her sash. 3There, how does that look, Mr.
Torchy?" says she, takn few fancy steps back and
forth
@All right, guess says 1.
Stupid says She stampn her double AL pump
peevish as that the prettest you say it? Come
now-arent they nice me?'
@Nice don't cover it." says l. II only wonderin
whether orchids invented for you you for orchids
This brings out a trily little laugh, like jingn'
string of silver bells, and she shows both dmples.
@That's better says She almost good of
the things Bud Chandler say. Dear old Bud! He's
such fun!'
3He the gray-eyed one, want hep says l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12

in variations that she'd suggest dom the slow toe
pivot, the kitchen sink, and lot more.
We stopped long enough to have tea and cakes served
and then Robbie insists tryin' stunts.
There's sdewise dip, where you twist your partner
around like you tryin to break her back
chair and right in the midst of practisin' that
when who should show up but the happy bridegroom.
And someway I've EN- look pleased
@Oh, that you, old Grumpy" says young Mrs. Tai
bot, stoppin for a minute @You remember Torchy,
from Uncle Roberts office, don't you? He up
with orchids. We're having such fun too"
Looks so' says Nick. "Cant cut in?'
@Oh, bother!' says Robbie. 4No I'm tired now
@Just one dance!' pleads Nick.
"Oh, afterward, perhaps says she. 3There! Just
look at those silly orchds Aren't they sghts?' With
that she snakes EN- out and losses the wted bunch
careless the veranda rail- @And now she adds,
II must dress for dinner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12

@Why, yes" says she. @He dear. So was Oggie
Holcomb. l wish Nick would ask them both up
@Eh?" says l. @The also rams? Here?'
@Pooh" says she. "Why not? It's frightfully dull,
being all alone But Nick won't do it, the old bear!'
Which reminds that l ought to be scoutin' for
black eyes, wrist bruises finger marks her neck
Nothn' of the kind shows up though.
Been kind of rough about it. has hep says I.
@Hes been perfectly awful says she @Sulking
around though I'd done something terrible! But
I'll pay him up. Come you're not going back tonight
are you?'
Cant says l. @No train
3Then you must play with me- says she, grabbin
my hand kittensh and startin to run me across the
yard.
@But, see here" says l. folowin' her on the jump.
where's Hubby?'
@Oh l don't know" says She @Off tramping through
the woods with his dog, suppose. He's sulking,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12

am supposed to be here just special messenger
says l. @but, the level sent up here to seuth
for brutal acts. Uh-huh! That's what the folks at
home think, from the letters she's been wrtin. Mr..
Robert was dead sure of it. But l see they had
the wrong DOPE guess I've got the idea What you
up against is simply spoiled kid proposition and if
you don't mind my mxin in I'd like to state what
think I'd do if it me-
@Well what?7 says he.
aid whttle handle good thick shinge,' says
l. @and use it."
He stfens little at that first off, and then looks at
me curious. Next he chuckles. @By Jove, thought"
says he after awhile.
Yes, we had long talk, chunmy and confidential,
and before turns in Nick has plotted out substi
tute for the single program that he promises to try
first thing next mornn. didn't expect to be in it;
but happens to be sittin the veranda watn for
Continued page IS
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2e6atte .ii6cr tgasFrci6rieT.

Inter Den gInipi5ien ocs Gmaba
gieip Smproucnlr1t Club pirOe
Wlpntag glbeno bon Dem Siilfsitaot.
anipalt lambert Der SaSirctbriei
eitqeben0 6eiprohen, CT brad Ctip0
oipnn3ig Dlinliteu Ill @wiilcu Der
gtnnabme oe8ielben. S6m iolgtc
Sarrp 8immor eiu aeidjmorener
iScino Der lBaSgeiellihuft mo Iirb
cine Giraoe BON Observation-Disclosures
Gnucr ieincn ScfiibIcn gegcn Oic
@oBgcledi1ait In BGbdiiigcr Meifc
ireicn S1uf. Nerr Snmbert Der.
inhtc, 3tnman's gtrglunente Jil iui.
oerlegpu, oicIcr aber licB ibn niht
az ggort fonlmcu imo 3riannien
NIT mebrcrcn anbcren ieiucr Sippe
bcruriadten liz cinen S5eiocniian0al.
f5ail ihieu es, ooB eS 8it cinem an
gpneinen SauOgcnncugc fonInet
miiroe; bcioHnenc Seite aber leatcn
hh ms Wlittel, nno mat 9iue nod
@1uie, obcr pidlt o1ne Dab Sim
man ieinem @eaucr Sambert ons
Mort giiguer tins (Seiidlt ihlcuocrte
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th tltll,ultsat
tfint NuanH usu Namtfslaah mifb
aai bic haunbboldf Qgaag
tfliialitn.


Nfln i1 aNalft ria Rfaif.
tWns IA Msli ltu. hgF Hll htt
Hftmlhluna 4flnltn 0Hil
auaull peu enm1lrldHA mIi aff
aallrliodligf glli6fn pmig friii1u.
ais ilnnla. teifIgtnu adilaiitu
eer Wellm ein iir dnrmal fin
0noc ll mn1lfu gala iotbM BE-.
lalntt mluot miro tgr Annhfsfaia
rob Ieintm MlcagrNildmm1Hiriit
Hah Ben SommerieFigu ben tiuir.
aeriobn Aea adiifrpaorel auiipr.
bsrn ieierlit art aac auiprlidg on
Bic Nront nrs ahemaliacn st0nia.
teid'es Nauuenef 40 rtrpdien. llno
Der Rrini bat Iidi. im Ninucril1nb.
mis- nit ifinem &ater. jH elnem iol.
den Qorlidlt auh bereit eIiidrt.
1lah Der gpiiiung oesielben uir6
ieincr Grbeblaa nui ocn 6crinas.
tbron ben graluihmeia nidits nlebr
i'm @eac iigbfn. nno cr oiiritr 0en.
ieIben ipaieiiens i'm 9lopeuber Be.
iteiacn.
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in 9oIliionl


8ngiuapirrsia Nrflmlea pufam
ufrIcei, baron mcbrere lgbgnsae.
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unaallfnbeF Aod Aldna 3na Ia
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bon alIthiiel0. 20 gieileu bon cuia.
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0rn Sdlahuaaen Der 6irtusdrbei.
ter Die uni aiHem @ebeuaclciic
iiaiocH. nm Den &aAptud paiiircn
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9beil 6es 3uge6 glo. 6 beranae.
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ingierc im0 bcitnno ans g9naaons,
peldle 1entpelritttr nad1 1enbcr
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gIiidIiherlDeiie ipur0en bic bei0en
S6lniipaaen niht 5uiammpngeiho.
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StoBes pom @eIciic geidIeu0ert.
g8dre oieies nidlt Der 5aa geipeieu.
70 bdtten mir belite iibereeiueu melt
ar6beren llnfaIl 5u beribten ge6abt.
@Iei9 mad gefanntfUerOen oes lin.
eIiifs ipuroe etil @iilis5ug nad Der
llngIiidsitatte geinn6t uno bic met.
iten gerIeeten nnh bieiigen Soipi.
t1lern geiauot. Die unliegenocn|
6arm6duier iDdren in Soipit1Ier
uugcmonOelt, unO Die 5armbebolfe.
rung tbat g[aes, mas in ibren ardf.
ten itano, INN oeIi Derlebten SiilfeI
GugcOeiben 5a IdIien.
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llnirr bem goritb BON sirc.Qra.
iioent breO Mcuarootb iano ariierii
abeno bic rrgeImdbigc. gut bciudtc
8eriamutllng oes omaha 9hfit.
bereins i'm gcreinsbeim Itott 3u
Den iuidtigiten ereigniiIen so6It oiq
@rpabInng oes Sanaers Better
2aur. gice.gr1jioent oes Gdnaer.
buuoeS 0es gloropeitens, Ait 9rai.
oenten, an Stelle 0es suriidgetrete.
nen Srn. Or. 9f. g. 9ude. eerr
9aur uabm 6as glmt NIT oen @or.
ten an, oaB er oasicIbe nidt geiudt
babe. oaB er aber oas @ertroien
Der WlitgIieoer su idldben tDiiic mO
gIaeB tbun perOe, mas in ieiuen
serditen itebt, Inn 0as sSutereiic Oes
8ereins 5u foroern.
8ie geantenberintc famen sir
Berleiung inlo bieroon Iautete Be.
fonoers Der geri6t 0es Srn. G6as.
Sdnau6er, goriiber pom Soisfo.
mite, ie1r giinitig. We6rere aan.
0ioaten fir Wlitelieoidaft nurOpn
borgeihlagen Girigent gleeIe CAB
mebrere erfldrlngen iiber inferno
Observation-Disclosures ab, Ole nit
SSntereiie aufgenomnen nuroen-
Der geridt iiber 0as 10 erioIgreid
nerlaufene 2incoIner StaotSi1naer.
felt ipnrOe NIT GROCER @enugtblung
bernommen.
Seite glbeno gie6t bic @oucoroio
Elm fIeines ;seit, Inn i1ren GrfoIa
auf oem 2incolter Sdngerfeit at
feiern.
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pom eincm qalucn pcrlebt. 81

Sri. aatbc Nogan, cine Gborijtin
iener Sruppe, melhc im 9lomc
Sommergarten goritellimgen giebt,
mar oonit beid1ftigt, Die Sopen
Der S6ierbdnoiaerin 0imc. g(ogic,
Die i'm lebieu 9tft aliftritt, nit 9u.
deriDerf 5it fiittern ols elmer Der
@iiitenfonige bic Code frumm
nabm m6 cine, ieiner 9abeit IN oen
lluterarm Der Ulogan idjlug. BieIe
batte nod @eiiiesgcgeniDart geliiig,
Den arm idleunigit aus Der 26lperr.
pranfe az beireien. elite oan aber
ihreieuo rno blutiiberitroment ing
5reie. Gin Qlr5t mar baIo 5ur
Stelc, Der Die nidt iinbeociitcnoc
gginloe berbdno. Die 2uit, 20iUen
NIT gdifnert 3u fiittert aber lit
oem @ldOden ulIf immer oergan.
gen.
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Dlinot, 81. O., ~. g(uguii t.
@eriiId)e bon g,SnolitrinI &ortcrs
of fbe Ncrlc4 StroBcnperlamm.
iilnaen QbjuDaltcn uuo eriiearbei.
ter ali ernlit6igen, gIrbeitsnnbic.
tiinaei Siriid5lauetieu iaIs feline
bcheten geboten iperoen
haiten zsn.sir Abcno Die Ber6af.
tisna BON 400 oicicr gfaitatcrcn I'M
geiplgc Gas @eiduaniS III iibcr.
flint, in0 eS wirOen aid Grobun.
gen nit tscipolttbdtigteitett lout.
Die glpII5SI bc6erribt inocb Die Si.
tii0tion
Il aseorio, sa, II, alua 1000
0litoIieocr Der sliiehblD 0rr Dan.
flurrfe bnbier bnbeu bafiir ae.
MnIt. All itrrifcn fals man iiidlt
Hi fqocitL AT goIarbeitegi bier be,
Ihdftlaiem Mannc Den geiie elmer
Observation-Disclosures perlanat uno
mioriaetlaub i6n cutldbi Die
ApulraItureu bobcn iid) etihieocn
aeineiacrt, 0nroIi eiit8ugebcn
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UaalHhf fllaiitf uflsffm pinplg
hlHleu IN Mtnts als
uftifhli

gsHA ia a9aalt az blfllat
ienanafttHhr lfliiha Tatlu Ara.
pfif lli BET NHl'da. hdk Ac enl.
iuhun1 NlHbb roo Mtrlto tnf
ptfifhlie satlf k yidllhtui
puffia hite Sen amffilanlidai
rnhbaiea nidt ia iifAifn. ba nif.
'fF ID Itine nilillelr Nhlifn ble
alan ttaHr mir irah lgIn. iptun BE
anaeleaenheit lfin tribes enbr
rebnir Die Zines crlenni be
mabuonr s,dlinud 6es Vralihnisn
NlIlon aM Der ieinr @riuanillt
nihi deterioration babe. Tic meri.
ianiidle Meaicrima lpiir0e ant ihun.
Serrn gino's GoriieIInnavn III bcm
irieolidleu Weiiie auigncbmru, In
oem he gcnadlt mlroen.
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@eHs. SHIgT
In lldtbtnl
MblfNnhf luttlehgtm afatn ben lsum
ufrnfur Ntu glptls
nnatifilfl.

Ven gctl i2. auah rir
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aomisfb Biz Nan 1aFltl gralsla.
hf, bat lslne llntffatdlma baF
Uampaauebeiifuae bss lsoupgtntur4
&alser beenogi uub Der Veaislnnf
llnen Nrridi uuirrhreliel. ID mli.
dsem has Neutrality-suspicious.
aenfn ffpupernriir 1ulier ciuQelei.
tet irRron Ion. Ter Sfrai Bot oeu.
sflbeR ulA grober Niaipfiit aaac.
npmmeR mahren0 iln llnirrhaps
hifse Anarlcgcnhpit beute sur Spra.
dc touuni gltc sifoor III geaen
etnen @pnDerneIr oeS SiaateS ReiB
Norf b0S AbIeelmas0tridhren ein.
aeIeitCG porAen. Ter Ei1atsnilwaIt
uno Die Qlitalie0er 0eS iiaotlthen
AppeIlniionsaeridltS miiraeu aemein.
ltboftIid) iiher ibn ~ @erid5t iiten.
G0s appenaiiousaeridit raj lest Sc.
rien inO miro crit an %. Septem.
Der uieoer 5lliommentreten. Sui.
5er's jail ut DufH0ns eigcinrtia.
aIls 5feiormer bot iidl Der Gouuer.
near aiHcu glamen geuodt m0 bei
ieinen 9erludje, ben slilgiasitnu Der
aorriIptiog 81 retniaen. BAT er 0em
Tiger bon Iommonn mebriah IN.
borniber5ig oili Die Siibneralgen &c.
treteii. Iaiiir iibte Ldmmaup Sail
glnd1e. iii0em es bic lluterindlmg
Der Observation-Disclosures ourd.
iette. Sbmobl 0as linteriud)ungs.
fonite elm Bcrf8eug Innmanp'S
III. fabt iidl Die 9batiade nidt meg.
Ieiignel oaB SpefliIationen oeH
nieIDcriprehcB0en @ouuerneur ptr
llebertrctung oes @eiebes triebcn.
Sn glrm Dorf glau6t man oIlae.
meitt, Dab er iid) ieine 3utunit fir
inuer uerOorben bat.
@oupernelir SulBer ieIbit b1t lpe.
MIA Bn iagcu. @r lit iid bemubt,
TAB er iih i'm tieiitcn Shlamaiiel
befinoct. aglur Dos 9oIE fam mid.
rettcn. i'd perlaiie mid aaein auf|
ons golf,~ iaate er 81 einem|
3reiinoe i'm aapitol. Der @onper.
reur bat feiu @eIo fiir ieine Ser.
tbribiglma unb glnubt Dab er iei
nen Adihpi gegcu bic gjoiic nnr|
tnrhfiibren fann nenn bic Scutc,
Die @ertraiteu 81 ibn Dabcn, ibn|
finan8irn nit Beitrdaen fir ieincn
Wertbeibiauugsfono umteritiibcu. 6"
Ipuroe ibm boraeidlaeei, iid al
reihc glew Dorfer inn Siilie 3u
meu0en, abpr Der @ouDerneur poQteI
bnboil nidjts ipiiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-12
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Berlin 12. gtliguIt.- -aaiier gSiI.
6elm bat oent runGliii9en Gre.
nierniniiter 9itts M1aicrescu, oenl
Brdiioentcn Der 5rieoenSfonfcrcuj
Der 9alfanitooten IN gtuerfennllug
iciner groBen gcroienSte I'M Die
Sade beS Sricoens, bas @roBfrcu5
tes 9lotben 9l6Icroroens berlie6eu.
Serner bat Der aaiicr benz aonig
BON @rie6enlnuo Die telegrop6ii6e
Mittbeilung gcmadt, oaB er Inn
0en 9itel eireS ocutIden fSelomar.
itdIIs I'M ocutiden Seerc berIieben
babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-12
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in 5taIitnl
swildA etfuifm ans wiAihnlA
Ifn iummt "a IN bflilam
3nlammeuisbfn.

Nnaa. a. Audnil 1ic elttIs
lsf meldll lb1 ais bff agaIcgldl
hlf bieilatn Afhfllfflanlt iuIams
mgHlgecn maailru beiae flrgn ma.
.hubru au0rliI aul hos nduuls
dimriigr aer Sirrilbreher. putAfa
attr ben Der Fcll5ri gurhdsfirit.
BEN Sud- SIC ehauileate her 1afis
cabs lmD Sic SiraBfnbabnanafIirII.
tent peldle iidl asaNlaert boiiqns
eic aIrbcit uieoer iii iracn. murngu
enar1riiign; ca fam au iuiilicn Stes
men Gin erioIaloler gcrludl lDur.
DC aemadlt, oie aeaieriingsIdills.
boubote 81 iiirmen. nobel Is piele
blutise Aopia CAB
4'iin. i2. glusuii. 7ieice III bis
iett bic eiuSigc Stnot III StaIien
in melher Der Streif ongenIein 1T.
3lDiidlen oeu Streitern mo Der 30.
liaei fam Is hcntr 5u bliiiiaen 81.
ianmenitoBen; oui beiocn Seiien
CAB es 8erlDnul0etc.
9inildn0, ~. gIu9liit-Gic glr.
teitrrfiibrer preoigen offen bic 0le.
nolutiou. GiHer bon ibnen I0ate,
iie noIltrn nidt Dem geilpieI Der
ameritaniideH glrbeiter foIgen, Die
ned nnoertbalbidbriaem Streit III.
freii5e friefen nllBten. Gin @eHe.
raIitreit III SStaIien nliiTle ciiqm
erobeben gleidfonnen. Die aause
StapitaIiltentlaiie uliiiIe 5eridnlettert
weroen. 9as WsiIitor 3erftrclit bier
ale gnIamnIIungen umo Ior9t 0a.
fir, onB Der StraBenbabnberEebr
tbeiIpeiic nltircdt erbnltcn bIeibt.
Sn ebiaraDaae mari Ii6 Elm Strei.
fer auf Die SdieHen Der Giien.
babn, unO Der 8ug, Der eeroOe Iidl
naberte, uuiBte anbaIten. syn Daoi.
lanO lit Der @eneralitreif iebt ieit
odt Jagen i'm Gunge. (ss berrift
Der 9elagerlIngs5ltitan0. Touipnbe
BON BerIonen tueroen perbaftet
Ole gemegltug gebt bon eiuer
iuirtbihnftIiden in eiue poIitildc
ilber. Die 2ombnr0ei trdgt iid nit
2osrcibingsgeapnfen. Die 9loItq.
torea erfl1ren. 01S reide Dlord.
itaIien niiiIe fir bic 1rueren Con.
oestbciIe i'm Siiocn NIT auffommqu.
Ger 9apit lit Elm @egner opr Sos.
reibung einjelner gnnoestbeile bon
staIien im0 iparnt bic @eiItIidfeit
uno Die aatboIifen i'm gIaaemeinen
Dor 9egilnitiging folder soeen.
8ablreide @an0nIenafte iuprDrn In
MaiIanb beenn1en. Die 8eitin.
gen eri6eineiL Oa iih Die geter
oc1t Strcif nidt anaeihIoiien ba.
ben.