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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29
Strikers Quiet
After Fatal Riot

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 29.-Quiet pre-
vailed today at the Rankin plant of
the American Steel and Wire Com
pany. where last night one man was
killed and dozen wounded in fight
between mill guards and strikers.
The streets around the mills were
patrolled by armed men. but not a
striker was in sight, orders having
been issued by their leaders early
today for them to remain indoors.
Sheriff Judd Bruff took charge of the
situation and was prepared to place
a large force of deputies on guard
should the company ask for protec-
ton
All of the men and women wounded
last night were reported as some
what improved.
1t is feared that some of the mill
guards have been captured by strike
sympathizers. An investigation was
ordered.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29
Millions Lost
in Idle Funds

WASHINGTON, Jan. pa loss of
$4,000, 900 that the government might
have received in interest on idle funds
in the treasury since 1905, and a
much greater loss on funds deposited
without interest in national banks,
will be described in a report soon to
be made to the House favoring the
adoption of the Cooke bill, for com
pulsory deposit law.
Figures will show, according to
members of the House committee on
in the treasury depart
ment, that the government might
earn from s2.O0O,0oO to $4,000, 900 a
year on its idle cash. The proposed
law would compel banks to bid for
deposits, would limit the amount any
bank might receive and compel all
banks to pay interest on govern
ment deposits.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29
Taft Puzzled as
to N. ]. Vacancy

WASHINGTON, Jan. "a little
question of presidential courtesy
came to bother President Taft today,
when Senator Briggs urged him to
nominated Thomas F. McCran, for
mer speaker of the lower house of
the New Jersey Legislature, to be
United States attorney for the State.
The present incumbent, John B.
Vreeland, wishes to retire, and the
New Jersey Republicans want Nc
Gran named. The President would
like to leave the appointment to
President-el Wilson, since it is a
New Jersey vacancy, but he an
nounced unofficially some time ago
that he believed it was his duty to
make an effort TO fill such positions.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29
Hughes Election
Is Confirmed
IFrom q staH Correspondence ]


STATE HOUSE, Trenton, n. j., Jan.
Ex-Governor Wilson today mads his
first appearance in either house of the
Legislature of 1918 by attending the
joint session in the House at noon,
held for the formal declaration of
the election of Judge William Hughes
as United States senator.
. ON motion of Mr.. Egan. the Gov
ernor was escorted into the House by
Senator Slocum and Assemblymen
Hennessy and Richards. The journal
of the Senate was read by the secre-
tary and that of the House by the
clerk. showing the result of the vote
taken yesterday. whereupon Senator
Fielder. as chairman. pronounced Mr..
Hughes elected. The total vote was
81 for Mr.. Hughes and II for the
present senator, Frank o. Briggs.
The joint session then arose and
the House took a recess until . p. m.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29
First Trust Bill
Hearing Monday
From a Stan Correspondence

TRENTON, N. j., Jan. Ex-senator
Davis, chairman of the Senate COM
mittee on judiciary this morning an
nounced that the committee would
give a public hearing in the Senate
chamber next Monday morning at
1880 o'clock on the seven antitrust
bills emanating from the governor.
In making his announcement Mr..
Davis said:
''There is no disposition on the part
of the committee to shut off any dis
cussion on these bills. We want the
widest, fullest and freest discussion,
but at the same time we do not wish
to prolong them longer than next
week. On Monday, should it be neces-
sary, we will give notice of further
hearings"
Mr.. Davis urged that those who
wished to appear for or against the
bills would try to do so at next
weeks hearing.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29
Two NeWarkerS'
Houses Burned
Especial to the Newark star.l

Ispecial to the Newark Star.1
MORGAN STATION, n. j., Jan. ~.
Two houses in the summer colony
of Newarkers on Morgan Heights
were burned today That of Arthur
Van Ness. in which the fire start
ed. was destroyed. and the flames
leaped fifty feet 10 the summer
bungalow of Lieutenant John Nj,
Tyler, of police headquarters, New
ark
Tyler's house was badly damaged
A bucket brigade. formed under
the direction of Amos Stratton, sue
ceeded in saving the summer cottage
of DR.. Benjamin A. Robinson, of 265
Mulberry street, Newark, which
caught fire several times. The loss
is estimated at $1,000.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29
A SAD SIGHT FOR TAFT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-President
Taft looked out across the White
House lawn while at breakfast to-
day to see the first physical prepara-
tions for the inauguration of his
successor. Pennsylvania avenue in
front of the executive mansion was
filled with wagons loaded with lum.,
ber for the stands from which the
inauguration parade will be viewed,
and scores os laborers began the
building.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29
Missing Army Man shanghaied

GALVESTON, Tex. Jan. 2e.-Firat
Sergeant Edward Meyers. of the 127th
Company, Coast Artillery. who mys-
teriously disappeared from Fort
Crockett. near Galveston. two months
ago. was 'shanghaied'' in Galveston
and taken to Vera Cruz. Mex, ac-
cording to a letter he has written to
authorities at Fort Crockett, Meyers
has been in the army many years.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29
Senator Chosen
by Delaware

DOVER, Del, Jan. 2s.-W Willard
salisbury. Democrat, was today
elected United States Senator from
Delaware TO succeed Senator Harry
Richardson, Republican.
Mr.. Saulsbury's election came after
a Democratic deadlock which had
lasted week, and was the result
of a conference held last night by
the four members of the Legisla-
ture who had held out against sup
porting the Democratic caucus NOM
inee because they wanted the United
States senatorship to go TO their
home county
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29
Floods Threaten Factories

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Jan. 2s-Be-
cause of the return of water to the
Mississippi river which was divert
ed by the break in the levee at Big
Lake. Mo. the local weather bureau
now predicts the crest of the rise at
Memphis viii go above the 40-foot
stage. A number of manufacturing
plants in South Memphis are threat
ened by the flood waters. Work
men are erecting protection levees.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29
10000 Quit Strike

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s-The 1Q.0oe
girls who wouldn't go back to work
in the klmono and wrapper factories
when officers of their union settled
the strike recently. voted today 70
return to work pending compro-
mise with their employers. Seven
teen thousand members of the union
upheld the officers and have been at
their machines a week.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29
Liner Oceanic Aground

SOUTHAMPTON. Eng, Jan. ~
The liner Oceanic went aground OF
Hythe In Southampton Water short
ly after her departure for New York
at 12.l5 today, She was relocated a.
hour later and proceeded
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29
WILL PICK COMMITTEE
FOR COAL TRUST PROBE
fFrom a stan Correspondent.I

TRENTON. N. j., Jan. 2e-The
House committee on judiciary this
morning favornbly reported Mr.
E,gan's resolution providing for a
special committee TO investigate the
alleged coal trust in this State.
The members of this committee Of
FIVE will probably be announced
within a short time by Speaker
Taylor. who has the power to ap-
point.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29
REQUESTS UNCLE SAM TO
MAKE HIM A $4,000 LOAN

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-"Please
lend me $1,000" was the modest re-
quest received today by the United
states treasury in a letter from a
man of Scottsburg, Va, who was
willing to pledge his lands and all as
security II won't give you any
trouble in getting ii back at the
proper time" he added. The treas
ury vaults did not swing open, how
ever.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29
Names Hudspeth
for Prosecutor
lFrom a Star corrs.ponaent.l

W.T. m
TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 29-Gov-
ernor Wilson upon his return to the
State House this morning immediate
ly sent to the Senate single nomi-
nation, that of Robert s. Hudspeth,
for prosecutor of Hudson county.
Prosecutor Garven's term expires
February 2.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29
FLAMES THREATEN STABLES

The first alarm was sounded at f.ff
O'Clock. Six minutes later Fire Chief
Paul Moore ordered a second alarm
rung- Two more alarms were sent In
during the next half hour. and a little
later fifth alarm sounded from box
zl2, at High and Academy streets
The last alarm was given by some
unknown person, at Ass O'clock.
Owing to The headway the fire had
made before it was discovered. chs
FLAMES and smoke Belched forth a.
soon as the fremen gained entrances
TO the Kirch building. Fed by the
excelsior and burlap covering tfSs
furniture, the blaze ate its way to
the roof Of the 1ve-story structures
Fourteen Horses saved.
When the roof of the building COLI
lapsed the burning excelsior was blown
on the roofs of adjoining buildings.
and it was thought Tor time that the
Cowperthwait & Van Horn structure
would be destroyed A double-briclx
wall separated it from the burning
building, and saved it from damage.
Fourteen horses on the ground floor
were taken out
Fire doors prevented the fire
spreading to the Academy street side
of the Kirch structure.
Z. A. kirch, head of the firm, to-
day declared he believed the entire
stock stored in the building was
lost. The building had recently been
filed with new spring stock, he
added, and the loss would range
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29
WANTS MORE INSPECTORS
Isneclnl to the Newnrk star.l

ISpecfnl 10 the newark Star.I
TRENTON, N. J., Jan. 29.-Among
the bills introduced in the Assembly
today was one by Mr.. Moore. which
would add six more automobile In
spectors to the present force. Sala-
.ries would be sl.250 year each.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29

9Sc and one coupon NOW secures for
you the $3.50 COOK BOOK that the
Stur offers Its readers for cost of dis
trfbufiOn only. II IL the best cook
BE prompt. See announcement on
RaGe 4,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29
Last Minute News
SIashes Famous Painting

MOSCOW, Russia. Jan. 2s-An in
sane painter named Balasheff today
entered the Tretiakof art gallery
and slashed in pieces with knife
the famous painting by Repine rep
.resentlng Ivan the Terrible murder
ing mis- son with an iron STAFF.
Balasheff is a wealthy man. He was
apparently suffering from religious
mania. He has been placed under
supervision.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29
Qualey Gets S
Year Sentence

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Sentence of
from five to eight years imprison-
ment was passed by Justice Goff
upon John A. Qualey, convicted last
week of swindling Mrs. Mary Nevins
Bull, late widow of DR.. William T.
Bull, out of $4,000 by investments in
worthless stocks.
Qualey was connected with the
Magnesia Asbestos Company, which
included the Ston-Age plant. situated
near Newark, n. j.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29
Early Morning Fire Wrecks Kirch
& Co. Big Storage Building
in Bank Street--ExcelSior Wrap
ingS of Furniture, Spread Sparks.
FOURTEEN HORSES SAVED

IRE which broke out early today completely destroyed
n storage warehouse of E. A Kirch g. Co. s7s9 Bank
street Five alarms brought of engines TO the
scene and at the loss placed $50000 Streams
then being directed the building fire had
long been under control.
FLAMES THREATEN STABLES
The Kreh building Academy street hut
this end of the building escaped damage from the
flames The stables and warehouse adjoining threatened
for time
Kireh
the
Fireman Copan bremen
of
peared
the ground aeor
Marin
was noaea il
when the Salvage Corps
floor OF - =
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R,ssss ;S.ss, e Sssssss Ses..s S: 5s,s
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-29

knights OF Columbus Charity Ball
tonight Kruger Auditorium. Tickets 81. ADV
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-14
Kabtnetsrveter.

SfsIge Be ieneite "p~aalibeliee"
Gpgter ifal ben nppalgte TrPiioertt,
@opbrop @iIion, bape fattet 9eilut.
ming ON 9eiattelien al fslgenoe aa'
binetsppiter:
@iuiam Servings 9rpa1t fra Zee
braifa, Statsminiiter
@iliam WcIboo fra Seem gorf,
&rigsminiiter.
81. MitheI Falmer fra Eennipl'
pania, S%llititsminiiter.
2ouis granbeiS fra Wasia6n'
ietts, Sanoelsminiiter
Soiepbus 9aniels fra Hortb Ga
roIina, B%oitminiiter.
gilbert g. gurleion fra Seras,
Sanbbrigsminiiter.
Ingaaenoe @eipttelien al De reite'
renbe fire Tlobie - S~nbreoeparte'
mentet, Observation-Disclosures, ST.
nonshehartementet og set me Pr
beibsbeparterent Tom ~antages al
nine bli oprettet inben ben 4be
Iarts. = ifaI ser enbnu ingen 9e-
ItemnelIe bore fattet ON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-14
Ppor er Sperorup?
Zen berpmte norife Eolarfarer be
frpgtcs omfommet.

Sra ariitiania telegraferes Den
10oe Sanuar:
Wan frpgter Der for, at ben be.
rente norife GoIarfarer Otto Sper.
orup tiligemeb 16 Ranb, iom leo
lageoe BAN paa Spalrosfangjt | De
g~rsnlanoife Sorpanoe, er omfom.
met.
Snerorup og bans Seoiagere for.
Loo ariitiania / Warts 1912 / et
Wotorfartei. Sieen bar man intel
bort fra Grpeoitionen. Ioit, ion
blep ielrot til en- Citation i Spogrsn,
Ianb, buor SpaIrosfangerne ifuIbe
babe p9ret inoom, er blet r~etlirnerei
bertiI merfet "%uafbentet".
Ingaaeroe openitaaenoe Sele.
gram, iom hi giengiper meo alt Sor'
bebolo, ipneS Der at foreli9ge en-
Wfisforltaaelie al en- eler anoen Irt
Iilligens foreligger Der en- Hapne.
Forgetting. Eolarfareren Otto Sper'
or1ip bar, iom befienot, be Ienere glar
opboIot fig for oct meite / amerifa.
bpor ban bar lat igang Soalfangii
peb @laifas apiter. San btep ogiao
nplig giort til amerifanif Berger peS
en- ipeciel 8ongresbeilutning.
Iu meIoes Der fra Seattle, al
&aptein Sperbrup oen 14oe Hopem-
Der pellote tilbage bertil fra Ilaifo
meo fit Sfib "IomiraIen", % al
ban og bans Cater fort efter reiite
eItober.
&aptein Sperbrup orep aanife rig.
tigt Soalrosfangit peo @rpnlanos
@eitfpIt en- Spion, men BET bar for
flere @ar iioen, for ban fom bio I'll
gmerifa. Sg iiben bar ban gunife
iiffert life ppret berpppe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-14
K~ptnoeparaoen
/ Daihtneton

9Ian6t Suffragetterne / Sooeo'
itoben herifer Ser ibag flor Subel
ober sem DEM meboelte Silabel'e til
at parabere / Benniplpania Ipenre
ON GTtermiobagen BEN 3bie Warts,
meobeIes ser fra @aibington Den
9be Sanliar.
SiQaoelie bleo Dem meOoelt al
ToIitidefen pao 9etingelie al, al
ToroSen ubeluffenbe boloer iig til
Spbiinen al @aoen, iau oen tnger
Sinorinqer lpsger / geien for Spor'
poanstrdfifen.
Taraben ifal libgaa fra Sreosmo'
nume1ttet peo Soben al Capitol Sill,
hoorfra Warihruten er la9t langs
Renniplpania gpenile til Sinansmt'
~niiteriet forbi set Soibe Sus oa nco'
ab Sebenteenth Street iii Continent
tai Saa. hpor Ser ifal 5olbes ct itort
Masiemshe. Set aniIaaes, at 49,
600 8pinber bill beltage / Garooen,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-14
Expedition / Zoo.

Sra &riitiania t~elegraferes oet
10be Sauiar:
Zen norife Hegiering pil beltrioe
llbgiiterne meo ell Expedition til
Spitsbergen for at inoiGtte Den tn
ife Heiienbe 9sitnant Shrsoer
Straus og bans 9eSiagere, iom THOR
brpg no paa Samperen "Ser5og
grneit", oe iom mn fol bore iteot |
alporIig 9sb.
Mr. IansfieIb, Seitprer al oct
amerifauife aulfompani / 8reeu
Sarbor, forisgte at ienbe no Solf til
llnoiGtline, men Sorbolbene gioroe
set umliligt at realiiere Tlanen.
Den iioite Iebbelelie, man bar fro
GrpcSiticnen, fom npIig fra 9aptein
HitiheI, Tom naaeSe Ibpent Ban !
en- nreget mebtaaet sSorfatning. San
fom SertiI for at isse Siplp % meo'
bette, at Grpebitionen bar / Ell megei
aIporIig Sitilation.
9eitnant StraiiS bar ntn bper.
fem feet cner bert uoeet til iiocn Den
15oe Iuaiit, On han meb to Sebio.
oere fcrIob Reiten al grneoitipneN
FOR at forctase Ell SlpSereiie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-14
Den ~traaoloie Spinoel.

Sra SEEM @crf meooeles Den 9oe
Samiar: Cameron Spear, Charles
g. Saugbn % ". Sreoerict, Der par
iat unoer SiItalc for at babe benpt'
tet DC Sor. Stotcrs Eoit til of trent
me Salget al Gttier i ct beoraaerif
traaolsit SeIc9raf. 90 Selefon'el'
TAB, blep iOog funone ifploise efter
SiltaIen.
Siltalebcilutnius MOB Dem bler
isritc Sang oeStagct Scmmerer'
1910, o. oen 2tbe Nopcmber bIcr
al Toitinipeftsrcr foretaaet timber
isgelie al Columbia Sinance Cor
poratiou" % Continental @irelels
Telephone auo telegraph Gompa'
ms" Sonturer beritens. Eaa Sruno'
Log al DC peo oenne gnleoning giorte
Spoagelier blco / Suli 1912 en- mn
SiltaIebeilutrina peotaset moo Dem
at Si,rpen | Den berp9renoe fsoerale
Tiitriftsret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-14
>1orotif Centrum.

Oct Gr imrbt, iom al "2utbcronc.
rem" refercrCt eftcr BroicSior 8iSIC
Wothne / "Spmru", Of Sonfcn ON
al Qierc Ntimeiotn llniperiitet I'll Ct
Centrum for noroiife Stuoicr, / lin
GiO bIep ircmiot ofientlig for ct
tort @ubIiflm al en- Seem 9orfmunO
Qicnncm oct anictc Giosifriit "Snbe'
penocnt"; men MarOcnS PAM or
life ION "2lltberonereu" tiger, &.
6. 6IoSom m. % bcllcr life beocr
ban &. &. 6Io5ion, iom "Spm.
ra" pcO en- SrDfieiI bar innct oct
iii. Sans NnDn Cr &. Z. SloS.
ION. DR.. SloSionS IrttfcI ont De
Ieoen0e umerifauifc lluiperiitctcr
pufte pe0 oercs OficntIi9aiereIic be,
tpbeIia Gpmcrfiombeb, oq mon FOR.
bnuie6eS iIGr opcr, at Ell Trcnrmeo
eiter q ioo fortuari9 Spbol0 oeO &c
foritic0ige llnipcriitctcr flunoc to8e
iaa FORFEIT 9citif ar 6iSic InItnlter
o. iptte iig iao 9pot in0 / De irr'
egne 6orbolN, iom om8iper Dem, %
iom / iaa itor l%loitrGfning er be.
itenmeitoe for Oere$ Sfirbnc.
6oreurig tor oct bare mango be.
fjertbt, of Sheen ON et nOroiif Gen'
trllm peO Mlinneiotu llnipcriitet, meo
al ReIpeft baabe for DR.. SloSiou
oG 8rriioent &inccnt, o~prinoeIis
uogif ira Ben nuuGrenOc Gbef for
llniperiitetetS "Scanbinapian De.
partmert~, Eroiesior @iSle @otbnc,
Tom piimof belt ira ban bIep oniot
peo lluiperiitctct bar arbciOet moo
bette MaoI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-14
1--WE 6omelteaoforilda.

&ou9rcamonb SAILOR Stcencrion
ira Wilu1eiotu bar / Reprpientont.
buiet / @~oibin9ton fremiot 6oriIog
ON at 'orarbre bCn me 3sIar5
&omc'tcu0loo bCrbcn, at oens BE.
itemmcIler on9uocuoe "Smprouc.
mcnt@" Uo8oor, % at Den iorrige
%oDa arou mcO &cnipn BERTH blir
iuOiort iltcoet. Stccncrion motive.
rcr lit ToriIoQ oeo al ircmbrpc, at
noor Den me Soo forlon8cr, at
mlnolt 20 Icrea al ct 9omeitcaO
paa 100 Ncres itul pGre ur0cr
GprfnmR olereoe oct anoet Aor,
'oa cr bette en llrimeIigbeo % oiI
rI'c zig al pPre en- &proe liar ior
Setl.ere paa iooful0t Cut-ovcr Xan0
! Nttnnciota, iom han mencr porifc.
80
Zig nil tunnc opipI0c & lao0aut
arao, itocn Oct iorIou8c@ al Dem, at
Dc ItoI hope fICruet Smbbcrue ira
Hou0et. llH0er 0tu gQuIe Qop par
ret fun n~eoucnoig al lepcrc @cuiS
Tor, at Cprtnlug bapoc ilm0ct Stco.
% at man haU0c beboct &on0et,
uoen at Der par Gale ON uoaet be.
TENT ArcaI al Oprfct Serb. Son.
greamonoCn or melt ttIbeiclia til at
biinIoe en- GrOning, bporpco Sc.
icm enitcr oct, fan prone % ulocr
Den gomIe 9eitenumcIic. ioaIeocs at
Someiteaotoaere oltiaa bar @aIaet
melem ben iorrige % oen me Con.
St~ecncrion bar ogioo ircmiot ct
6orilag ON at oipe ScttIerre pao
ben aItooeoe Reo 2ufe Declarations
eleven townships anIeonin9 til at
erboeroe 2iaGgSbomeiteoO$ (addi.
tional entries). San %unisrer, at
ben 2OO, uroer bpilfeu bette 9anS
6leO iolgt, i~nSeboIOt en- alouiuI ON,
at &eriorer, iOm bapSe tabt lin
Sonleiteaoret, fuu6e tiQobcs at tis.
be. 9ao beHne @aaoe bIeu iaaOon.
ne, iom life bopbe ioripiIbt eaer
tabt fin Ret, itilet / alasie meo
5olf, iom unoer 9open nsb et ipe.
cielt R%ripilegium, 90 Seniigten meS
bet nGpute 6oriIag er at iaa aien.
oprettet BET 9iabeosiorboIo melcm
Sise TO alasier aisbere, iom bIeu
f~orrpftet pe5 bemeIbte Srbnine.
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Ssreo eller mere 9rig? :

Sreo eller mere &rtg? Wteo
SreosIllltningen mellem 9alfanlis
gaen % Sprfiet saar set ipGrt
imaat. S Sirfeligbcoen II De ltri-
beiroe Barter life nPrmere en- Sors
~ltaaelie M, END for UNDERSTANDING
gerlte begpnbte. Oct err Serreosm.
met oper. Ibrianopel oct oreier fig
ont. De Iaiereoe bar erflGret, at
De bar intet mere at forbanble meo
Sprferne ON, for bisie bellutter Zig
til at opgipe Ibrianopel. Eaa ben
mben SIDE bapbe Den tprfiife &egie.
ring gipet fine Representatives. /
2onoon Srore til at pettoe tilbaee
til Sonltantinopel tibligt / oenne
llge, bpis life De Iaierebe opgap
&rapet paa gorianopel. 0ette till
trobs for at Stormagternes 8eiano.
ter / &onitantinopel / p~enifabelige,
men beitemte llbtrpf bar tiIraaoet
Sprfiet at gipe efter. Der bar fra
upartiif Solo peret forisgt ale
Slags Elaner I'll ct &ompromis.
Saaleoes ifal BEN brittle llbenri9s-
miniiter bape foreilaaet, at Sprfiet
beboloer Ibrianopel, men paa Be
tin9elie al, at ale Spitningsperfer
blep raieret. Men benne Elan bleu
afpiit lige energilf al begge Barter.
Smiblertio bar Stormagterne enonu
ct ORD at iige Sprfiet, og forleben
Gag blep Ell SGlesnpte ouerleoeret
Hegieringcn / &omtantinopel al
WagterneS bcrpPrenOe @eianbter.
Soab oenne 9cte gif no paa, eaer
bpao Sirfning ben oil bape paa Den
tprfiIfe &eaiering foreli99er Der eno-
III intet ON. Der fan BOG tGnfes emo
MI en- Sssning al BEN itromme 8n1loe
o9 oct ben l%etpinoteite al ole: Iort-
atopels SaIo. Iette err life alene
inferior MuligbebenS @rpnier, men
man fan enoog buao Gag iom belit
pelrte at bore ON oenne gegipenbeo,
for Sit,iatipnen / oeu beleireoe 9p
ifal p9re iorfGroelig, SGitnineens
Spersipelie til @uIgarerne pilbe
iclpfelgelig mleo eft fierne bette itsr.
ite Spiitepunft, bpao DC biplomatiife
llnoerbanolinger an9aar. = &um9!
MEN bar ipinet ell lioet tiltalenoe
Hoae unber bcnne &onflift. Hum9-
nien iorlonger nemlis "gritatting"
/ bulgarif Serritorium, foroi Oct bar
boIot iig nsitralt UNDER &rigen mel
Sprfiet, % / iorrige llge TOM DEF
enbog iaa blot, Of Hiut9nien ienotc
9lllsarien ct llltimatiIm. Spis Del
life inoen as elmer fit SiIiagn ON
Ifitaaelie af Ell bis Str9fnina bull.
garif 2anoonrraaoe, iaa pilbe bets
Irme itrar itaa parat peb 8rGnien
Semne &ulbning giorbe imiolertif
ct pberIig let Snbtrpf / europa, %
StorbIaSct 9onbon Zines" erfl9-
rebe, at bpis HumGnien isgte al
iperfiGtte oenne meringslsie Sruiel,
iaa piIoe oct bermeo babe ioripiIbi
al Spmpati i europa. 6slsen bar,
at &imGnien ifpnote fig meo at meo.
belle. at oct aloeles life bapoe
! ienSt guIsarien noget ltltimatlm.