davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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tween masters and mates and the
management. .ssa =.
Nicholson, with the assistance of a
number Of old timers in the Inter
Island service, will be all probability
retain command of the Hail.
The Kinau was another departure
lest evening, this vessel being in COM
mand Of Captain Gregory, who for
years has been identified with the
service as skipper and mate
In the dispatch of the steamer Noe
au for Kauai, the vessel was sent out
in command Of CSapta:A Weir, who has
been with the eoasting steamship CON-
pany for a decade as master and
mate.
Believe That Trouble VIII Net Spread.
Four Inter-lsland vessels remain at
outside ports. Two steamers, the Ka-
iulani and the Kauai, make Hilo their
home port. According to the COM
pany, the officers in these steamers
have decided to stick by the manage
ment. Little or no trouble is expected
from Withdrawals from service at this
point. 49, - ..4...
= The steamer Wailele is listed for dis
patch for Hawaii ports tomorrow, I'M
der the command of Captain Carlson.
The vessel Is now receiving cargo, and
the wharf officials state that they do
not anticipate any difficulty In the
sailing ct the vesselfon regular sched-
alie. sss4t .34f zsa75-' e.. -. I.+..sefE.t q,
y CAPTAIN Peterson, the former mas
ter Of the Mauna Loa, has been con-
fined to his home through illness for
some weeks past, and therefore was
not identified with the dissatisfied
wing Of Honolulu Harbor. twas Civ
en- out today that Captain Peterson
W0uldsbe found on the side of the man
agement and would be ready to- take
out q vessel within few days.
Few New OFFICERS Co 70 Sea. ~
81 The statement was made this morn
ing thar comparatively fewtof the new
men brought dswn from the coast by
president and General Manager Ken
nedy have so far gone to sea in the
oanacity OF officers. That thay are
with many of the vessels now on ISL
and runs is admitted but the malihinis
are declared as travelling in the role
.of passengers and are doubtless be,
coming familiar with the conGh.5ns
as obtain in local waters.
With Captain Freeman in the XII
.lauea this morning went Chief Officer
Lyons, son of Captain Lyons of the
American-Hawaiian line. Lyons takes
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f9ther, sitting on the first row among
the spectators behind the railing. he
spoke in Spanish, and none save MS
friends and the two of three Spanish
Interpreters in the courtroom. uder-
stood this sudden outbreak. No com
nent was made on II at the time how
ever.
Immediately after Judge Robinson
announced the recess and had retired
to his official chambers, GalmendeE
arose and started toward one of the
makai windows and q young fellow
who had been attending the sessions
with close interest followed and began
conyersing with him in low tones.
This man. who was unknown, but was
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HARBOR notes


. Lumber destined for this port is re
ported to have left Grays Harbor yes
terday in the American schooner Fred
y. Wood. 20 +
The Inter-1sland steamer w. G. Hall
tas been placed on the berth for de-
perture for Kauai at five O'Clock to.
rlcrrow afternoon. 1
A large cargo will be forwarded to
Hawaii port in the steamer .Wailele
listed for dispatch at noon, Thursda..
Tie Wailcle is expected will call at
tionokaa, Kukuihaele and Paauhau. :
The Oceanic liner Sierra, to sail for
San Francisco at noon Saturday viii
leave Honolulu with about q half -.
OF cabin passengers. The demand for
transportation to. the coast at this sea
son, is pronounced as far from heavy.
The Japanese liner Chiyos Maru ex-
pected to arrive at Honolulu at an
edrly hour Friday morning will in all
reliability be dispatched for e1e
orient at FIVE o'clock in the evening.
The Chiyo Maru is bringing down q
later mail. J.. Es-< [.
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, the place vacated by the dismissal o
captain Eerg, who is alleged decided
TO cast his lot with the dissatisfied OF
| fieers.A
! Humphreys on War PATH.
4. S. Humphreys, attorney for the
captains yesterday issued a statement
| 1t follows:
In spite of the venomosalivary Of
IN oeswhose Eus-pimples are taken fol
wIse-heads, the masters and mates
have their fight practically won.' he
! declares, though it is not fairly he
gun, and before We are through with
ii. there won't be enough Kennedy LEFT
, to make Scotch broth for a small
fEized family. There isn't c&ritsi
enough in these Islands to break the
principle for which, We are fighting
hut there is principle enough b-lin1
| our fight to bore portfolios through
capitals bullion. We propose to teach
the reckless rich, the merciless mil
lionaire, who never smiled at the birth
OF a beautiful boy, nor shed tear al
The death of good woman. that the
man who fights for bread is the equa
and more-of the man who fignts
for dividends.
I'VE propose to let this community
and the country know tina: We are
fighting concreted bile, possessing
neither brains nor bowels, and inCap
allie of either reason or remorse. We
cannot teach these people sense, be
cause they can neither think, nor see
nor hear, but We can and will chisel
holes in their bronze heads and let Inc
cir out, and with the help of God and
cur unhodght souls, we will Top off
with dull knives, the Briarean fingers
with which they seek to clutch the
| throat of honest labor.
mo Compromise"
I'VE will let them know that we are
1lrI of those who wish for luccess, thai
we are Of those who try for success:
| that not one OF us is wisherman
who clings to the shore, but that each
cf-us is fisherman. willing to brave
| and sink our .laeden lines in the I'M
! cert: of the deep.
"The last supply of mamma was ex
hausted thousands of years ago. Tho
Biblican raven has disappeared. Itf
! modern prototype can scarcely pro
vide its own food. The ear of Pro
v3cence manages to catch most & 'ht
| prayers of misfortune, but t:.ere V
neither sympathy in heaven nor pity
on earth for the inyertebrate who vii
hot help himself. ..~..
I I'VE will neither compromise MOI
cringe, nor fawn, nor fi,Iter.
I we will help ourselves. We viii
fight within the limit of the law. ana
b. the dictate of decency, and we vii
win as surely as there is God in
heaven. :" 80: 49,:
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ond degree. Mr.. Stratus wanted me to
accept mansiaughter in the first de-
gree but refused. UJ - st.
Eve talked the matter over with
the judge and Mr.. Stfans then went
out to speak with his client. When
he came back into the room he told us
that the whole thing had been explain.
ed to the defendant and that the lat.
ter was willing to plead guilty to muir
der in the second degree. The inter
prefer, Mendez, made statement to
the same effect.
: There is nothing to the fool story
You have beeI1S told. The only ques-
tion in my mind at the time was the
one of the proprietya Of, accepting a
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tccntlnued from Page u
lam Freeman, long identified with the
Inter-Island company, was in COM
mand of the Kilauea, and with him it
8 said were many of the Mauna Kea's
officers and crew.
In inter-Island circles today 1t was
[Etated that no strike now exists.
The vessels are departing for the
regular island ports Of call on time
and filled with freight and passengers.
Nine Dismissais from Service.
The Inter-Island claims to have dis
missed but nine vessel masters or
mates. and these include Captains Sam
Thompson, oness. Carlson. Piltz, W..
=. Thompson, Haake and Mates thinner
and OLSON These with Port Captain
Ifaglund are said to make up the list
lof those who have been discharged
from the Inter-Island service follow
ting the last of series of conferences
fheld between the management and the
dissatisfied masters and mates belong
ing to the Harbor. r
Contrary to expectations, the com.
] pany declares that no trouble occurred
in the dispatch of five vessels for
coastwise ports last evening. In most
instances the steamers were listed fol
departure between and O'Clock. A
large quantity of mail from the main
land was dispatched to the other Isl.
ands and is said to have gotten away
I on time.
i In one or two instances, trouble
makers appeared on the wharyes
Their efforts to gain admission TO the
steamers were repulsed when 1t was
found that they had no business
aboard the vessels. e
FIVE Vessels Get Away Yesterday.
Five Inter Island steamers were dis
patched for island ports yesterday
In each case the steamer sailed In
command of a master who has beer
identified with the company for anHex
tended period ..s
The Noeau sailed for Kauai ports
taking a regular route to windwart
points. r.
TIE Mikahala was dispatched fol
Molokai, Maui and Lanai ports, takins
passengers, mails and general cSgo
] This vessel was in command of Ca
!, tain Napaela, who is said to have
turned in his resignation to the com
pany officers, though the company ha:
yet to act upon it, The Mikahala wa:
the vessel formerly commanded U.
Captain Tullett, who resigned from
THE company on January 18th, and Ii
now said win depart for the coast il
the Sierra - +,
= Captain Mansfield was in command
of the steamer Iwalani when that YES
= sci got away for Hawaii ports yester
day afternoon. He took over the CON
nland of vessel formerly belongin:
20 Captain Piltz, now deposed.
. Hail Completed Round Trip
Captain Nicholson, now master oil
the steamer w. G. Hall, brought his
vessel into port this morning, having
completed a round trip to the severa
ports along the Garden Island. The
Hall was formerly commanded by
Captain Oness, who is alleged to have
: been enrolled as one of the active
ringleaders in the late trouble be
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said to have been one Of the defend
ants witnesses, was talkenxiTf charge
by an official and led away instantly.
He did not return when the recess
ended. Whether this Is the witness
for Galmendez to which his father al
ludes is matter for speculation.
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DEPARTED

Tuesday. Feb. s.
|nrvey cruise--P ai torson. u. s. s. pm
|anai ports -Kinau. stInr., pm.
laui, Molokai and lanai ports ika-
haia. gtmr, p.nl.s :
.auai ports (windwardl Noeau, str
ID I'M.
.6hukona and fSawaiaac = Iwalani
stmr.. pm.
Ean Francisco -oIo:rlaa, II. n. s. s.
$50 pm. 80
wednesday, Feb. g.
mo via way ports Kilaueas, stInr., 1C
a. m, RI
Fanning, and washington Islands ~
Kestrel, Br. stfnr., a. m.
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PASSENGERS BO0KED. ]

Per str. Claudine, for Maui ports
|'tb. <7.--Judge Quaries, A: A. Morrill,
Per str. Clasdire, for Lahaina and
Kahului ports, Feb. 10s--Mr. and Mrs,
81 G. Pelton. c. G. Schwarz, Mr..
md Mrs. Willis Marks, Geo. o'Neil
rather Victor ~ - sF
Per stmr. iran, for Kauai ports,
Feh. H.-W. p. Caztie, w. o. Smith
~. M. Alexald r, J. p. Cooke, j. R.
Gait, q. X. Carter, Jno. Waterhouse.
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The wool manufacturers are putting
up a terrific fight before the house
committees to prevent reduction In
the tariff.
The reelection Of United States
Senator Francis E. Warren or Wycm-
ing seems certain at present writing.
San Francisco is experimenting with
a new vacuum streef-sweeper.
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FREIGHT FOR
ISLAND PORTS

Practically filled to capacity, the
Matson Navigation steamer Lurline
sailed from San Francisco yesterday
afternoon, and is to arrive at Honolulu
Tuesday morning according to the eX-
IDectations of Castle & Cooke, the local
representatives for the. Matson NaYi-
lation line. 1T ~
The Lurline is bringing 3842 tons
General merchandise and supplies for
the islands. Much freight is intend
ed for ports other that Honolulu ac-
cording to cables received here to-
day. 50 80
The vessel Is bringing 3405 tons Ho-
00ltiu, 500 tons Kahului, ~ tons Port
Allen and 3S tons Kaanapali.
The vessel will proceed to the Maui
ports where freight for Kauai will be
|Dnshipped 70 another steamer.
The Lurline is believed to have
allied from the coast with fair sized
list of cabin passengers
E s@..... @.-=.-ss
LurIlne Seams for Honolulu.
The Matson Navigation liner Lurline
allied from San Francisco for Homo
|.|h yesterday according to acable re-
I6iyed atsthe agency OF Castle e
Uooke. The LurIine is Understood as
bringing down small list OF passen-
.ers and q considerable quantity Of
ergo. The arrival Of the Matson
.|eamer is believed will bring one or
more new officers, a report having
.Itn received here to the effct that
1fcy FarHell, believed to be mem:
hi Of the stewards staff in the Lur-
Inc, was placed under arrest when
ne vessel docked at the coast port, 1t
being alleged that FarneIl was impli
I1ted In the attempted smuggling of
several Japanese. The 0rientals were,
however, placed under arrest and are
- be deported. The Lurline Isl due
i, arrive at Honolulu next Tuesday
IA
Sierra Passengers Dispense Charity.
As aresnlt Of collection taken up
= little entertainment given on
.c1rd the Oceanic timer Sierra while
hat vessel was steaming from San
.InnciecO to Honolulu, II il reported
Nat $751; was raised, the sum being
nd n trust until IL t1rned 0verto
..IIlI1 VIII VIII Hbo ~ III uCLNiI Ol
NE children at M0lokai settlement.
n
|.10lu wireless Talks with chiyp
|afu
The Kahnku wireless station was in
|nch last night With the T. X. X. s,
Ghiyo Maru, en- route from San
francisco to Honolulu. reporting that
Ne viii arrive Friday morning al
even o'clock. and VIII depart for the
orient at five In the evening.
IA
Mammoth Shipping Combine.
LIVERPOOL, Jan 2l-The Liver
.66l Daily Courier says that an agree
Itnt has been reached for the amai
.1mation OF the Peninsular & Oriental
team Navigation Company and the
loyal Mail Steam Packet Company
WITH q capital of s150,0O0,00o.
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Mail and passengers leaving Homo
Inla for the north west on Jan 2Sth IN
tie Canadian Anstralasian liner Ma
,,ara. arrived at Victoria Yesterday ac-
rprding to ta5le received at the
oeency of tile Marcaan s. Exchange.
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PlSSENGRRS ARRlYED

Per stmr. w. G. Hall, from Kauai
w. J. Smith, Mrs. E. E. Nahum, w.
b Okawa, r. Yoshida, G. A. Bertram,
mrs c. Al. Bertram, l6 deck.
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3 bedroom bungalow. Kaimuki, partly
furnished. Phone 1645. 5462-3t
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ARRIVED

"Wednesday. Feb. o.
mai portsW: 9. Hal. stmrs an.
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MURDER CASE

tcontInued from Page y
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SMOOTH SAILING

tcontlnued from Page I,
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|.1oIu wIrsIss. TsIk. wIth chlyp

.1nntoth Shipping Combine.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2l.-The Liver
TOOL Daily Courier says that an agree
|1tnt has been reached for the amal
.8nation OF the Peninsular & Oriental
team Navigation Company and the
loyal Mail Steam Packet Company
With q capital of s15o,000,00o.
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Gifembabn Seittabelle.
DsIaisare, eadaiuanna unb @eiierH Balm
Sn a.aft ben "a. Suut 1906.

9eIhi1ufe, Sunumuuhu uHu k0eHet" ~eV"
Su a.aft ben "a. Suui 1906.
EShIidi-grl6Bt SCRANTON fir Rfp gprf
NM 2.O5, 3.2O, sos, 8 100, 1920, Born,
f9.AD' 3.25 uub $40 Na&mittaas. 8iir
Qsw gJcrI unb philadelphia, nm 500 BORN.
fo.IO uuS 3.35 Ra&miitaes. 8hr
Spbvbauud, $40 gldhmtitdas.
. gl1rbIld-HF Buffalo um t.t5. 6.25n 500
sRsr.t IS. 6.40uu6 II .tngiaHmttinas. Niir
9insboutton, ,GImtra unt 3pif6tnaattcusn um
S(fCI Tpor. uut los Natm. MIR Ssptsr
GsroeuIe une utica. um III unb 6.25 Rpr.;
f.55 gd&miltaas. Oersao. Svrdruit uni
i1tsa 2ud um 6.25 Wor. Idu'i idalitb. ausat.
nsmutsr Spnutdas. Mir Wcutrris nm 900
Dppr.t .O5 uub $40 Radm. Rt&cIfcu Hr'
eputcsatIcu, um 400 Na&miftaas. Btns'
bon,pton geerm pSdttpu, uni 6.t5Wdbn'ttaas.
8Ioomsbura 9ihifIon.grIdat g StrGniOu
fir glcrtbumbtrIaub um 6.35, 1920 wpr.i
f.55 unb lOgla&m. Bhr pIpmeutb nm 9.05
gia&mittdes.
ScnutaaSs8fae.
s6oIid-Ear Wsp grri nm Q 05. a.20
Cos HuS 1920 Moresns; 3.35 unb 3.aO
Rdmm.
gSSrnIidt -RBr RuHaIS um t.tE. nnt
SOS, Wcr. t.55, 6.40 uub lilo Ra6m,
NHr 8tuabaniru uub 3wti&tuRattonsn, 9.OV
ane 1910 8oruttttdas.
g3Iaomsbura 9ibifiou-Btrldht @trdntor
,uub 10. 90 Rsf. unb $40 Wa&mtttdes.
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eutu,er @eauent.

spSk fsHnsn ps&lsIn Sbrsn Gbsd tsbsn abtnb
kfs o tibr. $i.00 trBifnst cine Sparttnlaat
aakTt 8 pro,.nt 9initn. Sts iSnusn 3tsbsn Ser
SeIb isbeu Gag I'm Sabr rbnt Rhnbtsune.
BHral&aftIin btsOumd&ttat. assnttt iar pic
0mmtItden Sc Srdnsatlanttl&tn unb Shftn
Sdubftr einitu. @itbt fir Ssiitn bic btHs
gnsFanft unb nitbrieas wrttie.
Die siotariats abtbtiluua futtst Bcuma9t'n
uub sri&itbtus stltBItht Dciumsntt In alsn
sursp6if&tu Spra&,n an. Bdoret pdlis fiir
Bnraer Bon ben Ser. Staatsn. @sloisneun9sn
aa1 alien EbsiIsu br gBtlt.
8Ian 8amfin9 SOnfe,
ais 9adapanua HDe., Serantcn.
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9sHtTder ,nm SiT&of seiDeibt.

SIN ct. 01i1oeI Bo1iioniitenfIo.
tier su Belt Sobofeu purSe ber gai.
iioniitenpoter, 9olI 0sirBbalHn bon
pSpItIi6en DeIeeaten 0bouftgnore
Scnoano bon Dafbington. .. g..
unter einbrudsoonen 8eranonien
gum 8fdof sepefbt. aLm Gbert0 mar
Rfer. 8on5ano, Der pun eriten 0tnI
in @eit $cbofen peiIts, gbrenadft in
Der &aIIs Der Ss;itiheH ct. Sofepbs.
Rir&e, tpobei Der WRinnernor unter
2ettiute bes 9irteeHtstt 9nffsrbers
me1rers 2ieSer Uortris. Der iestpe
Bifhot tpatrbe hN Sabre 1870 in
aybtldNefpbta Geboren infb I'm Teoi
1894 gum Bneiter esuspt. Or mar
Ipdtsr In Buenos Ggres, argssEtinieu,
t6tiq, tulrbe 1908 nod ban paIfto.
ni1tenfloiter In MoR bensisn unS
lptrfte {eit 1908 tsx aIoiter "a Bdt
Scbogen, spes9dl5 n aud bier ainn
BN@of sepetbt tpl1rbe. Der neiie
Bf&of ipirb bic DiSGe Corpus
Ghriiti in Geyas iberneanem.
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BsstsIIt das awoehsnbIatt=
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sfberifs s-i)erkauf
8ert6Uoaem @rHnbsigsntbam,
Srsitas, 26. September 1918.

@sm66 pni&itbsntr GrsfuiicnsttfsbIs Scu
Gira Gatiae, etpari 6aeins uub 0tnetiirni 9rs
pcnas, ausssfslt bon benz Common pltae @s'
riot upn eadawauna County, an mid esrihtfi.
perbf Id ausfsBfn gum SfsniltHsn BtrIant
burR 0erifsignuHe obm AusTuf an ben boot
pbtr mtiff 8isienptu, fir Baar, tn BEN OF
ritiseebdube In bn Siabt Srantcn, eadas
naniinn q Hniinih am
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sa6atpaHua & @bomiue Ballet.
(9aureI einie.)
swHS,u SuautOu unS @fFss-eaus.

3pti&m Srautou uub Btlfts.Barrs.
3Has serIdf,n SCRANTON un I .00,2.OO. 800
400, 500 unS 500 Wcrasus. I'm $40 Rrr'
atns an @pntntaseu uub d1t uahfclatnbt
;pan,ia Wtnutsu, unb nm ZOO Wrrasne an
Gonntdasn unb allt ndhtclatnot itpnuita Wits
puten bic uub tuiIuHSs IL no WaGts, In sBfl'
F,s.g3arre Al 1tnuitu 'pdttr dnfcrtmtub.
GrprtR,Has, uur In pittstUu aubaIisub, ptr-
Isatu Seranipu dus Stunbt idaItG, aueas.
usr,mtn Sonuidas uue Bttsrtdatn, BON 7.t9
1tutdsus bis 7.t9 absnes uuc trtHtu tn gBtl'
Fes.sSorrs 40 Rinuisn fpdter Elm.
Oe'trrtr DlsuGl ,piIhsn Scranton, Rap Aug
Faff, euna TarF, PETERSBURG une Dunnprt.
Sisbt BabTpIar iir aepddbtt5rerubt 3hgi
SfottN Graft am g. SuItt9O7.
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AmtlidJe 8eisbeit.
nie etH 1iHitssIbdHblsr In ealsHtiI kz1A 81
fail tiriiiner etautsrat erpprbeu 10.


SSm Somner oes Sabres 1868
nurben einiee anseiebeue Perion-
Iihfeiten aus ben peri9ie6enIten
tiirfiihen Rropin5en 3u WaitgIieSern
oes Staatsrats ernannt, 6orunter
Elm Mann namens slpram aus ga.
Ionifi, Der absr idon ieit elmer Rel
be bon Sabren in Ronaitir nni1Iig
mar unb iib bort ieiner SntelIieen5
unb ieines Heidtums pesen zines
beoertenben @infIulies erfreute.
geun Daren 6amals in Der Eiirtei
nod iebr Denig 6amiIiennamen se.
brau6Iid, uno es mlfbte in bieIen
6dlen Der $eimntsort oOer Die Bro
bin5 5ur 9Seidnung Der Snoioi.
ouen oienen. 90 NOR aud 6as neue
Wfitglieo Ses Staotsrats on Der
Bforte MIR oils SeIaniflik ,g(pram
Gferoi befannt, un6 6a Der 8eanlte.
benz Die ausfiibruns Der ne1ten @r.
nennuneen obIag, nidt puBte, bob
glnrom @fenbi i9on geraume 8eit
IN Wonaitir pobne, bieIn,ebr auf
@riinb 6es vIseEanifII" (oer SaIo.
nifier) annebmen tonnte. beiaete
perionIihfeit babe ibren Sit in Sa.
lonifi, teleerapbierte er irrtiimIid
Die @rrennune an Die 8eborben ber
letteren StoSt nit 6em iibIihen
9uIos, 6en neuen Stnntsrat iofort
3u beeibeu uno allf Stoatstoiten
nod StambuI 5u beforbern.
Wan fam iid Die lieberrai6uns,
ia 9eitiir5ung Der betreffenben
slntsperionen BEL @ittreffen Der
berb6nenisboIlen Depeide nm 10
eber boriteIlen, aIs Der eii3iee BE.
pobper BON SaIonifi, Der ben Ra.
men @pram trug, ni6t i'm aeringiten
etnen glniprud duf ben Sifsl @ieuoi
bate, Inn 10 ipeniger, aIs er BON
8eritf 8luteeeIb1noler mar. slIlein
ben @norAnmeen urto 9efehIen Der
Bforte segeriiiber eab es tein Ian
ges @eiinnen: Der 9liitegelb1noler
tuuroe su ieinem erobtet S6reden
bor Die 9eb0rOe gefiibrt, moielbit
ibm Die @roffnung gemaft pur6e,
Sab er gum Staotsrat ernaunt NOR
ben iei m0 in 3utltnit Elm Monats-
gebolt BON iiebentolieno piaitern
erbeben fonne.
Der brane anram leiitete ben linn
oboerlansten Glib unS fubr aui
Stoatstoiten Dem itoI3en StanlbuI
au. Rubis mO semeien nabm er
bort ieinen Sit i'm Staatsrat elm,
natiirIid nift, obne idon ieines
mebr aIs i6dbigen aeubern wegen
auiieben gu erregen. Die ioiort
peranlaBfe nGbere llnteriuhung
tI6rte nun alIerOin9s Den Ssrrtrtm
ouf, auein es mar 3u ipGt, ba slpram
bereits beeioigt uno icnlt offBiea
anerfnnnt mar.
Die 8erlegenbeit oes @roBDeiirs
T1io6aS 9aiaa mar erOB, bod Der
geiItreide Suab 9ni6a iagte: nger'
itanS perleibt gllab Dem, oem er elm
,9lmt gibtl @ir baben eben nun
3tpei 9loram gfeRSi, BON benen ieoer
Staatsrot iit."
limb babel bIieb es. 9as interei-
ionteIte ober lit. ooB Der ebenaIige
9IuteeeIbanoIer bod nidt ieber Sn'
teligen3 bar mar. ionOern iid iebr
aut in glmt unS 8itrbe 8u finSen
ipubte, oa er ipGter ItitgIieo Der
Seftion fiir oen ofientIiden Inter
ridt setporOen it,
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