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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-04-26
BOWERS is SUCCEEDED
BY HUGH N. sMlTH
Commissioner Of Bureau Of Fisheries
Gets Note from President
Wilson.

WASHINGTON. April 19.-Georgn
NJ. Bowers, Commissioner OF the Blu
reau Of Fisheries, has been sue
ceeded by DR. Hugh VI. Smith, deputy
commissioner, who viii assume the
duties or his new office Immediately.
When the administration changed,
Mr. Bowers resignation was asked
by the president. It was sent IN ana
accept April /, to take effect April
10. .or as soon as a successor qaali-
fed
letter was received by Mr. Bow.
ers yesterday which read substantial
~ as follows:
my dear Mr. Bowers Your resig-
nation as Commissioner of the Blu
reau OF Fisheries. to take effect April
10, or as soon as successor qualified.
IS hereby amended to take effect i'm
mediately. Sincerely,
WOODROW WILSON"
Dr. Hugh M. Smith, successor 10
Mr.. Bowers, has been for several
years Deputy Commissioner Of Fish
cries.
The appointment of Dr. Smith came
after much delay in finding new
commissioner. At one time It was
rumored that Walter w Wick, assist
ant secretary of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee, and former score.
tary of the inaugural committee, would
be named commissioner by President
Wilson.
Mr. Bowers has returned to his
home in Martinsburg, where he VIII
devote hi slime to his orchards. The
Washington Post says.
1T is my purpose TO spend the re-
naming days of my life in the open
in West Virginia " said Mr.. Bowers,
at the willard. "Our State is rapidly
becoming a great apple-producing reg
ion, and will be the greatest in the
country"
Mr.. Mowers who has been fish com
missioner for fifteen years, was ASKED
what he considered the most impor-
tant work of the commission during
his administration.
Undoubtedly the restocking of the
waters of the North with Holsters, :
said Mr.. Bowers. For instance,
ten years ago the product of the lob
ster fisheries of Maine was reduced
to 100000 pounds per annum,
whereas this year the reports from
Maine show that the lobster crop will
be approximately 22,000,000 pounds.
This is directly due to the hatch
cry established by the commission in
Boothbay harbor. The price OF lob
sters remains high, because the broil.
ed live lobster, whoch was practical
~ unknown away from the Atlantic
coast 25 years ago, is now regarded
as the most delicious sea food in prac-
,tically every State in the country,
thereby creating a widespread de-
mand that is growing rapidly"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-04-26
The Trottng Stallion.
SILK BAILEY

Will make the season OF 1913 at the
home of the undersigned near Shep-
herdstown. and at J. II. Heller's Ber-
kelley Hotel Stables in Martinsburg,
Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays
at home, Fridays and Saturdays in
Martinsburg.
SILK BAILEY.
is a handsome. rangy young mabog-
any bay of splendid style, four years
old. gentle and kind of disposition,
and is developing fine speed. He is
now being trained by J. w. Weller at
Frederick, Md. and will begin the sea
son April 10th.
PEDIGREE.
Silk Bailey, 52102, "a b foaled
1909: by Joe Baldwin. 40SS3; dam
Dolaide. by Baronade, 305Ql; grandam
Dolly Delight, by Gambetta Wilkes,
1859, etc (See Dolaide, Vol XVIII
Bred by J. l.. Luke, Charles Town, w.
Va; passed to p. N prillhart, Charles
Town, w. Va,
Silk Exporter, 33446. Joe Baldwin,
40SS3. Jennette Rose. Silk Bailey,
52102. Baronade, 30504, Dolaide. Dol
ly Delight.
Given under my hand and seal, at
Chicago, H., this 18th day of January
A. ID. 1910.
FRANK Il. BEST, REGISTRAR.
TER S-S1500 insurance
For further particulars and descrip-
ton, see the owner.
p. n. BRILLHART,
near Shepherdstown, w. Va.
Pasha, my handsome thoroughbred
shetland Pony, win make the season
with silk Bailey at home and at Mar
tinsburg. on same days. Terms-$l0
insurance.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-04-26
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS
AT LOS ANGELES IN JULY
Mr. Bryan viii Be Among the Speak
ers--Plsrs Making For Trip to
Australia.

One hundred speakers, represent
ing twenty-five denominations in the
United States, Canada, Australia,
England, China. Japan, and India, with
large delegation Of native Hawai-
lans, win furnish The programme for
the Twenty sixth international Chris
tian Endeayor Convention. TO meet in
Los Angeles, Cal, July Ola, 1913
No hall in the city could accommo-
date the crowds that attend these CON
yentions. so the committee, with char
acteristic Western enterprise, leased
Fiesta Park, a private park covering
city square. and win roof it over
with a canvas covering, making two
great auditoriums that will accommo-
date 10000 people
In addition, sectional and simultane'
Gus meetings will be held in the TEN.
pie Auditorium and twenty churches.
The great inspiriational meetings,
afternoons and evenings, viii be ad.
dressed by such speakers as Hon. J..
A. Macdonald, LII D., Canada; Rev.
Robert +. Coyle. LII ID, of Denver;
Rev. Frank NJ. Goodchild, d. d., of
New York; Rev Percival Huget, d.
d., of Detroit: President Henry
Churchill King, LII. d., OF Oberlin,
1,1 r.. 1
OF Occidental College; President Ira
Landrith, LII. D., of Ward-Belmont
College; President r. b. Peery of Mid
land College; Rev. Carl ID. Case, ID.
D., of Buffalo; Rev Stephen J. Corey
d. D., of Cincinnati; Rev. John Bal
com Shaw, ID. d., of Chicago; Rev
Murdoch Mcleod. d, d., of Tacoma;
Rev. Hugh X. Walker, d. D., of Allan
ia; Rev. C. w. REGARD, d. D., of Can
ton; Bishop Alexander Walters, y. d.,
OF New York; Rev. Julian C. Cald-
well, of Nashville; Rev. William Pat.
terson, d. D., of Ireland; Rev. +. Il.
Harry, d. D., of Australia; and a host
OF others.
Rev. Francis Il. Clark, LII, d., pres
ident OF the Worlds Christian Endeav
or Union. will be there, fresh from
his interesting and inspiring seven
months campaign on the continent OF
Europe.
A most valuable feature OF the con
vcntiou will be the series OF confer
ences which will be conducted each
forenoon from to IL.
Rev, Charles NJ Sheldon, d. D., will
lead the pastors and church-workers
in a discussion of the topic THE old
Gospel at Work in a New World" and
the problems growing out CT it.
Rev John Balcom Shaw, d. d., will
conduct the conference on the topic,
Bible Study for Personal Growth
and Personal Work"
The conference on mission will
be in charge OF Rev. A. l.. Phillips,
d. D., Of Richmond, Va.
There viii be twenty-siX conferen-
ces in all, each under an expert lead
err
Noon meetings to reach the bust
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-04-26
Pains In the Stomach.

If you continually complain of pains
in the stomach your liver or your
kidneys are out of order. Neglect
may lead to dropsy, kidney trouble, di-
abetes or Brights disease. Thousands
recommend Electric Bitters as the
very best stomach and kidney medi
cine made. II r. Aston, of Raleigh,
N. c., who suffered with pain in the
stomach and back, writes: MY kid
neys were deranged and my liver did
not work right. suffered much, but
Electric Bitters was recommended
and ! improved from the first dose !
now feel like new man" 1t will i'm
prove you too Only soc and Sl.00.
Recommended by all druggists.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-04-26

Itching, torturing skin eruptions
disfgure. annoy, drive one wild.
Doan's Ointment is praised for its
good work soc at all drug stores.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-04-26

Shorthand Scholarship Sold on Credit
Railroad fare paid from home. Po-
sition upon graduation guaranteed.
$500 to $500 Piedmont College Lyn-
chburg, vo. SD 81 emo
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-04-26

The navy department mas abolished
the use of nautical terms such MS
port and "siarboard' and is snbstI-
tuting terms the "landlubberp can un-
derstand.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-04-26
La Louviere Idle.

Twenty strikers We're arrested for in
terfering with workers.
The miners strike at La Louviere
was general the first morning. not a
man beyond those necessary to keep
the machinery IN order going into the
mines. All the factories closed their
doors except q pottery.
Some attempts were made tn cut
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-04-26
Spray Note.

Spraying preparations should no.
be delayed until the last moment
Give yourself plenty OF time. There
may be unforeseen delays IN securing
chemicals; the work Of preparing so
buttons requires time and care and
should a few days OF rainy weather
intervene, the critical period for sue.
cessful spraying may easily slip by
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-04-26

available building The men crowd.
ed The room TO its capacity the prof,
essor found himself backed up IN
corner and for the next two hours and
haaf he answered questions, ex-
planned methods, aud discussed agri-
cultural practices 70 the satisfaction
OF all. 1T was one Of the most sue
cessfuI meetings ever attended, re-
gardless Of the fact that It was held
In barn" concluded Prof Sutton.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-30
Ftlr pss ia t,ttala,labt
lstl mli mH MistbNiua 3i
HsA mB llalm wtiaA
ia nshtn

FlT W1Hf Mih8t
f ifffafd iam WfMEan
InU tslfHsun 8HbfHafI
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faH.l hf fIn Nui mi N8
tfHH ltafl Ni ma afHfi
Hm maf t htHlf UafmIildd aHi
uuf whfIfIlgf in @W Aafn
Hf.n M Hftb Huubdn Ntabdu
aa hf q mb n0hif ifdhf M
daHai nI1 l0d nls mshct lmbe
lfhnitf llHadt ah tiua BOO ldaut
tf itIR loalsIit ben dcfultfin
tinlhiifi nub Bic drtbrltiitr iff
ttiinmftit rt hafaui leheuhen
mnrbcn in SIC tielc acrIllru SER
paur battle @eiIie6acacaudri afluid
iiai NIT 6tr Nrdii leines aarppF6
arau ben stein BIZ hcumcn uno
t5H aeaeu bic Wdn0 u 0rideu. 70
Cob bribc iuidmmc ont Dem 90.
zen ouioncn Ter Sicinieber rr.
lit eincu 2uih oes 6ubarlenfs.
Der eanolanarr fam nit leihtrn
Gerlceuraeu mo gom nit ciniaen
Nauiidliiritnacn 0apon.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-30
CstHtrulhaIispuiimriitrr gIupsr Ia
Cmaha.

Der critic @cncralsiiIispoiimeiiier
Ioniel 6 Goper irai bcIie Mloraen
s ltbr ont ieincr SuiprttiunsrciIe
In Omah ein. or mar ghrenqait
0es Commercial Club, uo er iiber
Die @irflmg Der Yoittbdtiateit
oiii SauoeIsaugeIegenbeiteu iprodl.
Gie 8oiibeauim bon Omaha un6
Sii0.Smoba ioIatcn ben glusfiib-
rtngcu NIT aeipanutcm syntereiie.
Scrr gtoper miro Der 91ationoI
Eoitfonbention in Senner beimob.
men, 9as empianasfoulitc, ipeI.
DIES oen ebrengait am gabubofe
empfing, beitano ans ioIeen0en
Serren; sames 6. 9abImon, Gns.
per 6. goit 9lorris groiuu, O.
". gattles, $. 6. gleubranh, Bic.
tor gfoienater. Sobu 6. aenueop,
8. s. 8udoI5, 2utber Grafc,
sSobn u. 9leSbane, @aro gitraeB,
3. 90. @uiIo. Snmes s. @ooouaro
lnO 8. 3. Barter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-30
Hr6[nt Qcnhrr i'm sterhen.

Garlsrube, 30. Sltli.-0er Se'
nior oes oeutiden gleidstages, Sra.
lot Or. 8ron5 1aOer 2enoer Iiegt
5u Sasbah in boiinlmgsIoicn 3u.
Itan6 Oarnieocr. 0aS g[bleben Oes
faIt Observation-Disclosures miro ic.
6en gtugenblif erlpartet. 9rdIai
Gender. gtitglieo Der Gentrimspar.
tei nertritt oeu odtei 8aoener
areis 9foltatt ,gaOen i'm &eidStag,
meIdem er felt Dem Sabre 1871
ongeb6rt. gtH6 lit er Wiit9lieo
ces baprii6en 2anOtags. Dor Ief-
zig Sa6ren mar er 5um 9rieiter
getpeibt porOen. @r bat big in
Die iiingIte Belt, che i'm Die aranf-
belt er9riff 6aS 9rogpnlnoIiltm in
Sasbad bei 9(dern in 8aoen gelettet
imO einem Gr5icbungsbauS fir
arme Sin6er porgeiidnoeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-30
Qrne hriile @ellc.

9d6rcnO bic borigc Sibpca,
nod iriidj inn @eo1dltuiS lit, III
Omaha NIT elmer neilen bealiidt ca
mur0cn. 3nar lit Die Site nihi
aan3 70 idInnm abcr immerbir
fiiblte man pie0cr 3icmlih uube.
baGlidl. Iic o0hitteuperatir be.
trua uad oem 9leaicrlmastbermo.
meter 100 @rno. Die Site III
aaacmcm in oieicm Ibeile oes
9anoes imo miro porousii6tli6 ci.
niae 3eit anbalten.
Sin g}nidiuiit Is. .. 0}orie
beih1itigt bel ser StraBenpflaite.
runa Gde 45. tmo sSarnam Ctr,
nurOe bon Der Site ii6eruaItiat
Sin Dor SSobrrn erIittcncr Sonncn.
itif madt Den Nlann bcionoera
empfinoIid gegen Siec. Gin glr5i
be6nnoeIte i'm, un0 Odm nnr0e er
nod DER Bobuang ieincs Sobnes,
6. 8. Dioric, 26t6 ct. Mars's
aucnue iiberfiibrt.
glitBer III Omaha naren 9aocfl.
pert imo gtoiircs, sSd., an
Gienitag Die beiBeiten Grte in Die.
lem 9beiIe, Bon @coria, eya..
miro aemcIOet, 6aB cs nit einet
2lusnabme icit so Sabren MIDI
10 beiB geueien iei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-30
GcgcH rinen Siider5OI.
9sruteitr Scntidler @eicllidlnften &C.
gen GinIiibrnng Oesiel6en.

gSoIbington, 80. Suli.-0ie gro.
teitc Oeutiher @eiellidaften in alien
QbeiIer Der Staaten gegen oen &c.
pIdnten t5.pro8entigen 8iider3oll
mebren iid. glIe Die Yroteiter itel-
len Iid anf ben St1n6punft, oof
oer poreri9lagene 3od einiad einc
Stclcr nuf lpiiienidnftliden lmf
Iiterarii6en 5ortidritt mare. 8ic
man bort, Oenft 9r1iiOent 8ilior
ebenio, be5iigli6 aaer Bidder in
dnsldnOiidet Gpradeu, nomentlidj
mas sic Bertc er5ieberiiden ooer
piiienIbaitlihen Gbarafters oli'
Idngt. Sopobl al i'm, tpie an ale
bic Observation-Disclosures in bel
ren 3fpeigen oes aongreIies mur-
0cn Die 8roteite geianot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-30

800. 'iHa
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dN tula
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@ U #N Htil bf
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NHH ifii aH Mn tluua au.
ml.hf 1n tat a Nfuh nu
MHeNH tu Emta mHfaf Nftt
aIle M N 1TpH 0ainlH
Erun UW lrtdf fnUtall An4
.Mm 0udt at f.ffldt traug
h3 bdE 60r um0 G05 WdaIieoer
fh.t NIB tIucu Nalifuhfltano ron
SifUn 08'NuuNial bat e wur.
t ut aWeluna letradt clue all.
llmau1 af1nleulaNt in gebcu iil
uiu eiu au uadlliehtnOeu Ser.
rgu tHfttn0c Nouttlt rutOc nit
See 2tusdrb5tml Den torr bctrdut.
Nn ailatr. VuUoln, aoolul Shirt
Suo Gudba, GhaA eaaers. C5rei.
ua; efuu1un Boiling, Surpp
Gormt. Jhicl. Glf1ot; Augrt
ClmIUl0. 9mau Sic Nopiitcuer
wur0e auf 10 Gcuts ietaeebt; bon
ucrltie0ener Scite mrOc geltenO
ecmadt. 0aB 0icic 5lunnc 5u ac.
una iei m0 man INIT i5 Gents
tolm austommcn t6uue "a ober
giucom iih gcHcn mchr pie 10
Gents itr0ubte. Duroe bcihloiieu, es
5icrbei bemeuocu 81 laiien.
Die 9eamtcuna6l crgab folgcn.
6es Rciultat: @raiioent 81. Gen.
fcr, Gltbcru: @icc Braiioent-6D.
1io6r, 9incolu; 5etrctdr- 8alter
8oB, 9dpiaiou; Shabmeiiter-
Sta6l, @retna. Gic ndditidhrige
aon0ention fin6ct in gIf6orn itatt.
Sem 5arpn Gountn @lattoelltiden
gerein muroe fir Die gaitlide 8e-
uirtbung ourh Grdii0ent Genfcr
Scr Gmif Ser 0elegaten aisgeipro.
den 9tah SdluB Der 5ibuuq 9iug
man 3ur aQgcmeinen 0emiitbli6.
felt Eber.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-30
(@inaeianbt.l
GuncurOia SOmmcrundJtsfeit.

6ellte 2lbenO finoct i'm @arten
bcs 9euti6eu SauieS Elm groBes
SoumcrHadtsfeit itatt, pcrauitaltei
pom Qanengeiangperein oGoncor.
ola. 9ieie glnfiinOigung ioqtc
getiigen, I'M eiu groBes 8ubIiflnl
bcran3u5iebcn. Gie Damen baben
ii6 bel Der 9(rrangirln9 Oe8 5seites
icIbit iibertroficn uno rperoen in
liebcnSluiiroiger 8ciie Die Sonneura
MAIDEN. Der @arten, Der INNER
fiibl lit, nioaar I'M @inter" miro
NIT 2ampions mlfs Shonite be.
lcudtct icin. 9ic timmungSpoa-
itcn 2ic0cr pcrocn geiungen mo
6as 3an5bein geihmilngeH imb
idlieBli6 miro cine goloene Ia.
ihenllbr perlooit tueroen. gIae
;Srctluoc oeS gercins iino ber3lih
pillfommeil. 3.
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g,ranbitiftcr an Der glrGeit.

Gonncritng 9tbeno famen bier
5pei 5euer 5lm qlusbrltd, Oeren
llriprlng nad g(niibt oeS ;Seilcr.
raroen NlorriS anf 9rauoitiftima
tnriid5niiibrcn 1T. DaS erItC
iSeupr cntitano i'm aeIergeidloB Oes
Snuics 1908 iiiol. t3. Strabe.
Dasiclbc miro ais 9Soolroom unh
gorbierihlbc benubt. Wlan fanc
cine nit gctrolcum getr1nfte Wea-
trabc Dor. 9ns 5lpetc 5euer ent.
Itono in Dem BON 9tcgern beipobn.
ten Sullie 10S iiiolihe 27. StraBc.
Mon min gcie6cn baben mic Elm
glrqer Die @Gnoe oesiel6en mii
Getrolctnl Ourdtr1nfte nno iel6igC
Oanu III 8rono icbte. Cine Dor.
ua6mp BON gerbaftuugen 1T beoor.
ite1euo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-30
Sa6nenluei6e ii genninatOn.

GroBc gorbereihlnacn bat ser
Bennington 9latioeutide 8erein
5um 6abnenmeibicit am 5onutag.
Ten 3. glngltit, gctroifeH 1ic Sab.
nc lit eiu Trahtinif lmo BON Der
'tsntsh org rfnsH Brdiiocnteu See
gereinS, Serrn Sermann 9uitL
angcfcrtigt nor0eu. 9ie 6citIi6.
felt ge6t I'M bennington 8arf Dor
iif. Ger geiud pcripritt rcdt
joblrcid 81 ner0en, 0cnn ale
plattOcutiden 9crcine ans Der lin.
gegeno limo cingelaoen morOcn.
Ber fam, iollte Oie 6eitlidfcit
mitlnaden. sir llntcr6aItlmg Der
Gdite lit in neitgcbenoer 8eiic
Gorge getragcu porocn
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Mssbst utttl ltau pdtal.
tIh1aglli. blt HlH aallH raafla
atafu biz wllsttlatmssflsaf
lHlnattfa

a'n.H8iFN f EH
NmiNglftiH f.Hh
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N Nlia bt NIeu'tfmatla1a
mHhfnatH H 0H b HH
tHaHWa Nb M iNln
MHtlg tt WITf titteH Hait
fHnftrh d1f Nat f ulttfms
hf Htf urdi5 idah aH
a0lhIfhIid mHt Haf auIfr.utHh
mabi fnafldhfIte Nampnte Ht
gft tniiubrHttf N1HitH Hm
Naft hcrbtagWbft uuf0c SIC BAD
aut btndtIt has Nlaliilm ur0
be ibri1n N0uifu III zddFu aif
Zee Nau0s dnaitidl 5u modem mn
eui 6Itle NgIlf oit l'ttherlaae hfr
W1brmaapoHalr hfftt3linhun
Gle Nautm 0rs QaH0e baarn
idii Sen aeidnuitcn Ncitia Der
pueiproicniilot Anu0s im Wrfibe
non S130.0s2.i30 III Nanocu Der
Maritmerth Der 9ou6o mar am
nlontaa iuiolac 0ce Muaihirics I'M
atfdhr um S30.000000 uicoriarr
ais 0amals. ais oic 9aulcu iiC
taliieu. 9cnabe Der Qdme ge.
ttag oct BONDS uiro al5 Sidlerheit
fir 0ic ron Den Rationalbantru
ausacaebcncn ganfuotcn ocrpcn0ct.
Tcr 0urh oo5 Smten critauOrne
llnteridico Buiideu Dem uuqenblid.
lidlcn Stan0 mo Dem ciqcutIihen
glarftpertb iii ourd Dem iilnipro.
5lutiaeu fog. 1iIaumgSiouos geoedt,
6en Die 8anfen i'm Sdabomt 0cpo.
nirt 5abcn iiir ben 5aa, onB Die
gtoten Der yfntiouaIbanfeu eingcjo.
gen luerOen iolIten.
Der S6nbamtsiefret1r oeriidert,
oaB obige goubs ibreu 8orilpertb
bebalten bdtten,-troB ibres Mid.
gauges inn 9lep gorfcr gtarfte,
Im0 troboem aniheinenO Die Qtb.
iidt beitebe, nuh anoere ganfen
81 beipegeu, iih NIT oen gfep 9or.
fern sur 9cfdmpfung Der @elore.
fcrmbia 81 uereinigen. gs liegc
aber nntiirlid) gar fein @run0 fir
Die g[nnobme por. oaB IeBtere gia
oieie BONDS it1oigen tonne, mlo
es niirbe FIR ie0e gonf einfad enc
3borbeit ieiH, 9legierlmgso6liga
nen 3u einem Opfer 81 Oerfauien.
Senator 8eefs bon Wtaiiahuietts,
rcpubIifaniid)es WlitqlieO oes Se.
uatSfomites, bat Den S6abamts,
icfretdr Degcn ieiner gleuBerumgen
angegrifien uno berlangt BON linn
Die Guele nn8ugeben, ans pelheil
er Oieie S5nformationen be3oaen bat.
sails CT oielcS niht tbut" iagt Der
Senator, ooam lit es ell peiterer
8eneis, OoB oie Regierlma fein
giitteI mueriuft ldBt, I'M ale iene
2eute, meIdc niht nit ibr eiucs
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len.
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al Icioen. 9oIiBci mo 6iilisaeien.
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bann @eorg als @ertrcter 0cs SO
nias bon Soldier ubaeuommen
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ifeu Die 6euertpebrct ans Deter
reid. llngarn, 9tlBIano. Idnemarf
StaIien, SdipeOen, gnglnno lmt
Der Sdlpei5.
Cine nertbbole gntocdlmg lit IN
i16iiiden gtepier 6loba.@idelsber
ger genoht mor0en. Dort pur.
oCn ndmlid ausgeocbnte, ineiit on
tbracitiihe aobIenieI0er entoedt, oil
ben 5oAlciltefl ais iebr mertbpoll
be5eihnet lper0en unO fiir Den
Gbenniber S5nomtriebejirf nou gro
Ser geoeltting iinO.
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nus" in @eilcntirden bel elmer @r
ploiion umgefonImeHen orei5ebr
9ergleute purben 9eitern 81 @ra6t
getrdgen. Ger 9legierungs BrGii
bent, Der 2anoratb uno biele giir.
qermeiiter beuadbartcr Grtibnfter
befanoen fidl mte Ben 2eiotragen-
oen. 3ebntduicnoe bon ASerioneu
idIoiIen iid Dem 3rauer3u9e an,
es mar cine glicien.8ro8eiiion, ipic
iie in iener @egeH0 nod ME geieben
tpuroe.
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Col. lippIrptIt
aIs liritrTIibTni
Hatmifi haut lm Fnhtn tlae Was
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uaialaafn.

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MadlafIl H8i a6Ri Ma hlfh Giro
aas tIt HtaIWtnlsm hilfAnhe
NfIifhtIaaft atgUAt rlslflhe
zoe hd aas dgIlhim Htlism mo
dafildA1fn utn ausans. Rtm
llfgita into hfm mtllldien 3sfos
tulanmcn rltIt NnirfmalIou bot
I8oupfrneuf eoltdi ais aIaahpiir.
fldrr Enfas efhalleH Ca mlFbl
bghaupiei aab gloolcbtlt bel cinfr
omeriianiidln Nnirrpentiou TT Mc.
rifo ieriia no. NIT iciuer Nriaaoe
be meritaniItc @reulc ioiort "a
iibcrIhreitfn.