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Evening star., 1914-01-30
WASHINGTON STOMACH SUFFERER IS
RELIEVED ON EVE OF OPERATION

They say am a little aged | am fi
years old | feel as well as ever did
III my life
Letters like that come from thou
sands of users OF this remedy all over
the country 1t will convince with the
first dose-no long treatment.
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy
clears the digestive tract of mucoid
accretions and removes poisonous mat
ter. II brings quick relief 10 sufferers
from stomach, liver and bowel ailments.
Many declare il has saved them from
dangerous operations: many are sure it
has saved their lives
Because of the remarkable success of
this remedy there are many imitators.
so be cautious. Be sure it's MAYR'S.
Go 10 James O'Donnelrs drug store and
ask about the remarka Bile results il has
been accomplishing send to Geo. II.
Mayr, Mfg. Chemist, 1,A-lJ6 Whiting
st. Chicago. Ill. for free book on stom-
ach ailments and many grateful letters
| from people who have been restored.
ANY druggist can tell YOU its wonderful
effects
Evening star., 1914-01-30

the Chickasaw tribe. My uncle, Douglas
II. Johnston, has been governor of the
Chickasaws for the past fourteen years.
His wife is a half-breed. His children,
who are my cousins. as you would say,
but who are my brothers and sisters, as
we Indians count relationships. are
versed in the lore and legend of the
Chickasaw tribe and the Indian race.
Yet they look and behave as does the
average child who attends the public
, schools here at the capital
- was educated at a school for Indian
girls. We dressed. studied and learned
just as do any other girls. Later, I
taught q school of Indian children. not
one Of whom could speak English at the
beginning of the term. These children
were just like any others. except that
they were noticeably well disciplined,
gentle in manner and timid as the In
dian child usually is Yes. | am sorry to
shatter the fasteners Illusions regard
ing the Indian of today. but truthfulness
compels me to say he is no longer primi-
Evening star., 1914-01-30
him way. 50 the robber had better be-

him a way, so the robber had better be-
ware.
POOR GEORGE.
George Mclaughlin tried to work his
reglar trick of getting sick just before
histrv today. but when he began to turn
pail Miss Palmer wouldent leave him go
hoam. though he said he was suffering
sumthing terrible. Then she made him
stand up in front of the whole class and
cat the hole piece of kitchen soap he had
in his desk to make him sick, as a warn
ing to all deceevers. she said. George
said they wasent any deceevinG about it,
and they are little doubt he was RELY
sick. espechully by the time he had ct
all the soap. Then Miss Palmer sent him
into the dressing room. and when he come
out about half an hour latter she said he
could go home now. and tell his muther
what was the reel matter with him.
George said never mind. he was better
now. but kind of empty. and he guessed
h" wouldent bother his muther about
such things He says he don't think it is
golnS to happen again, and We don't think
it is likely to Fatty Believes is sur
pyised at the whole thing though. He
Evening star., 1914-01-30
William H. Lacy Says One Dose
of Mayr Remedy Ended
His Troubles.

William H. Lacy OF Washington
II. C. for three years suffered from
arrangements of the stomach and di-
sestive tract He was threatened with
an operation.
He tried Mayrs Wonderful Stomach
Remedy. In a short time he declared
ne had been restored. He wrote:
Il have suffered three years every
day with a miserable feeling and was
treated by the best doctors. whom /
know made some wonderful cures, but
gave me no relief.
Three weeks ago they sent for a
surgeon to operate on me. ! read of
YOUR treatment and took a bottle. What
ever there was the matter with ME has
disappeared and 1 feel az we'll as ever
Evening star., 1914-01-30

again. only 10 drop out of sight Just as
quickly.
Rabbit is over there and feeling very
nervous. said Chatterer to himself, and
then he called sharply. just n when he
was free in the Green Forest. Righi
away Peters head bobbed up for all m
world IKE jack -in-the box. and tais
time il stayed up. Peter ewes nert
round with surprise as ne stared across
Al Chatterers prison.
"Oh, its true gaspcd Peter. as 4 Il
was as hard work To believe his own eyes
as il was to believe Sammy Jay II must
Evening star., 1914-01-30
To Lecture on South America

George NJ. Rommel is announced to
give an Illustrated lecture on a trip
through South America in All Souls
Chanel. Cathedral avenue. tonight at
: O'Clock. The meeting will be open to
the public
Evening star., 1914-01-30

saws he has ct soap lots OF times. and
it newer maid him sick at all
THE GUN TIfEET' CtTCIIED.
lust before going home time the thcef
which has been stealing the gum often
Lance Bosart'S desk was catched. II
was Hen Van Ness. The way IT was
dun was by Lance putting a little rcd
pepper inside the hunk of gum. and when
Hen stole II and chewed IL they was sum
excitement The Joke is on Hen but he
says he viii get even.
Evening star., 1914-01-30


90 right away and sec What can h. done
to get Chatterer ont Of trouble And
then. because it WAS broad daylight AMI
he really didn't dare stay another MN
ute. Peter waved a goodbye t. Chsttefa-
and started Tor the Green Forest as IA
as his long legs could take him
4 little later Wlo should appcar nceu-
ing over the stone wall but keddX los
1t seemed very bold Of Rcdds. hui req NV
il wasn't nearly as bold as il seemed. Nrl
sec, Rcddy knew that Farmer Rrowu
boy and Bowser the Hound wcre over ii
the old Pasture and that he had not liiri-
to fear. lie Srnncd at Chattercr in III,
most provoking way.
.'>marty. smsriy Mr. Smarty.
clad 10 rou i."kinc hearty.
Ncaiher's fnr. you So
Won't you take walk With mc
So said Reddy Fox. knowing all tho
time that chattercr couldn't take 4 vail
with any one. At first Chattcrcr scoldei
and called Reddy all the had names -
could think Of but after 4 little while IL.
didn't feel so much like scolding In
fact. he didn't half hear the mean III nGs
Reddy Fox said To him. You see il va,
coming over him and more that nothin-
could take the place Of freedom. lie had
a comfortable home, plenty 10 eat and
WAS safe from every harm. but he was a
prisoner. and having ..tese visitors mad
him realize II more than ever. Something
very like tears filled his eyes. and h
crept into his hollow stump, where he
couldn't see or BE- seen.
Evening star., 1914-01-30
DR.. E. Baumann Resigns Post.

DR. Ernest Baumann. secretary of the
Swiss legation in this city, has resigned
that Office and gone To New York city on
private business.
Evening star., 1914-01-30

go to the board & recite. Lance says
he doant suspeck anybody in particular
but he's going to find out who is doing
it Andy Anderson, who knows all about
detecting great crimes, is going to show
Evening star., 1914-01-30
DULLNESS IN MARKET
DUE TO WARM WEATHER
Dealers Say Cold Spell Will Increase
the Demand for
Foodstuffs.
Few Changes In Prices-Unusual
Scarcity of Shad Noted.
Quotations Today.

While the stalls this morning were We'll
supplied with ev"ryt'inc that could be
desired for the table, the markets are
reported unusually dull for this season Of
tho YEAR Many Of the dealers attribute
tho dullness to the unsea souably warm
weather which has affected appetites and
caused decrfasc in the amount of the
purchases made. With the coming of cool
weather the markets are expected to
regain their normal conditions. and the
dealers are preparing for il next week
Prices show hut fcw changes from those
Of last week. Roasting pork and cornered
PORK arc from =" TO cents a pound lower,
hut other meats remain unchanged.
Evening star., 1914-01-30

If you want work, read the want col
umns OF The Star.
Evening star., 1914-01-30
WORSHIP Of CONFUC|US
IS PRESCRIBED BY LAW
Chinese Administrative Council
Passes Bill Submitted by Presi-
dent Yuan Shi-Kai.

PtikING. China, January Ca bill
prescribing the worship of heaven
and of Confucius by the president of
the Chinese republic was passed yester-
day by the administrative council, which
took the place of the Chinese parlia-
ment recently dissolved by President
Yuan Ski-kai. The measure was sub
mitted to the council by Yuan Shi-kai
himself
1t is understood that the president s
idea is to set an example to the Chinese
nation. which, he thinks. needs the moral
building influence of religion. The presi-
dent will worship at the Temple of Con
fucius and at the Temple of Heaven an
nually in the same way as the Manchu
emperors did. but without wearing the
diadem The diadem was proposed but
was not adopted, owing to criticism that
1t would be taken as another indication
Of Yuan Shi kai's monarchical designs.
State Religion Opposed.
The question of the introduction of d
state religion has created considerable
controversy in China. the Christian
missionaries of all sects opposing such
a step. The constitution adopted by the
Chinese parliament made no provision
for any state religion. but for some
months a Confucian revival movement
has been in evidence and a league was
formed by representatives in China moi
only of Christianity. but of Moham-
mechanism. Taoism and Buddhism to op
pose the adoption of a state religion.
AS was contemplated when Yuan Shi ka
dissolved parliament, the administrative
council formed in its place. and consisting
of two representatives from each province
four cabinet minister's a representative
from each ministry and eight members OF
the presidential secretarial, adopts al
the measures proposed by President Yuar
Shi Kai, who exercises practically entire
control
Evening star., 1914-01-30

II you want work, read the want col
umns of The Star
Evening star., 1914-01-30
The New
Currency Bill

Is not nearly of SO much person
al Importance to you as the new
dollar bill you have slowed away
in your pocket
Congress may debate. Bankers
may petition. Orators may crate.
Well and good. But after all you
are much more interested in
knowing where you can get 100
cents worth of goods or serevice
for that dollar Of your own.
You are not so much interested
in the price of bonds in Mexico.
but YOU do want to know about
the best market at your own
front door.
You find that the very best
and most up-tothe- minute guide
to this market is the advertising
iii The star. and in other good
newspapers.
The advertising tells YOU what
goods are being offered and
where and what the prices are.
People who get the most for
their money are the students of
advertising They buy with
knowledge. They buy where
dealers are competitors and that
insures the lowest market price.
Evening star., 1914-01-30
GEORGE EATS SOAP;
BUT TEACHER IS WISE
Clear Demonstration That Trick
Cannot Be Worked Again in
"Our School"

Torp Stehbius was lait for the Goth time
this morning. Miss Palmer was qwite
plessunt about it, too. and told Torp to-
morrer If he is lait the Tooth tirne she
will nnaik a celebration Of it, WHICH he
thinks is very nice of her. Fatty Bel
loves says he hoaps it will be sum kind
of celebration you can eat and not all
speaches, like moas> school celebrations
are
EN- Brigham is mad about it. though.
He says he got his i"ith licking nearly
two weeks ago. and they wasent no no.
tice took TO it. why should Torp get a
nrize or annvthing2
Evening star., 1914-01-30
Game and Fish.

The season fo- the sale Of rabbits closes
tomorrow and after that they will not be
on sale. Ducks and other game will con
tnue on the market for several weeks to
come. The scarcity of sl,ad keeps prices
lnsh. Florida roe shad selling this morn
ing Al 81 ~ each. while the few Caro-
lins sitad brought s. each. The fish deal
ers say THAT shad Scarcer this sea
son than they have, been in several yesrs
STIalIN al tliS tim" thev are moderated
plentiful and sell at fairly low prices
In the produce market sweet potatoes
arc reported scarce and have advanced
SoInevhat in prices. tho best selling this
morning at tn cents 4 peck. Eggs are
firm at ~ cents dozen for strictly
fresh. while. heuncrv eggs still command
a. cents a dozen.
Evening star., 1914-01-30
LANCE Is ANGRY

LANCE Is ANGRY.
Lance Bogart says he'd like to know
who it is that is all the time stealing
his chewing gum often the bottom of his
desk. Lance SAYS 1t amt SO easy chew
ing spruce gum till it's good and pink
and just right for chewing. and then
having sumboddy steal it when You stick
it under your desk to rest your jaws OF
Evening star., 1914-01-30
Quotations of Today.


Those who visit the markets tomorrow
will find prices ranging about the same
as TO-DAY. as follows:
Henrcry, 5",- ioz- Strictly fre>a. IN. doz
fre>h, ic'c urz. storage ;;.c ;;lc doz.
POULTRY.
tnirSrus. - 10 so ID. Hens Is to &c III
Ducks re 10 :.sc ID. Turkeys a5,. 10 a0c ID.
Ge->". 2cr lh- Ducklinss. sc 10.
Keats. $50 pair.
BUTTE.
Best creamery ioe to Medium grades. ;Jc to
Renovated. Sc to s5e oleo. i5c to soc ID.
ID.
Lamb, eoc TO 50" lb i'Grs chops. s'e to 81
Be-f. roast. 15c 10 .5c III.
u, Pork hams, 1sc to lsc
Beef stewins. 1sc to Is. II. =
yerl, 25c to Coz lb. 2oc III.
Calf liver. SOC III. Smoked shoulder, 15c
nasen: sliced. 2.s n. ccTped beef, l2e to
FORK. roast, ooc ID. Corned am. &c, ID.
saad, roe. $40 each, salmon; fresh. soc h.
snad. bucks, 81 each Rocs. i5c 10 3nc III.
shad, frozen. Joc to S'c Smclts. 1Jc 10 25c lb.
Herring. FOR &c roiomsc ,;t: bass, 10 1sc to
King mackerei. 12iac .ic H.
10 15c %. Carp. 1Oc lb.
sea bass 12lsc 10 1sc III. Red snapper Zoe lb.
Sneephead. l2l7c 10 15c Gray trout. Ioc 70
Halihut. .5e Ii. salmon trout. 1sc to
Founders. s. 1ec to l5c Bnefsb. 81, 1e,.c to 15c
Yellow perch. 12lac to catfish. l5c ID.
iJc ID. Ling Ioc H.
wsite perez. 15c to oysters. 81 to $40
2ec III gal.
PRODUCE
sweet potatoes. 1oc TO Reets. &c 10 15e bunch
Sweet potatoes. 4ec 70 bunch.
ps Spring onions Sc for :.
Irish potatoes. SC TO punches
soc PIX Spanish onions SC to SC
n''' PIX " 70 '''' y Celery. asg sc to 1ec bunch.
Parsnips. Toe ], pk Cabbage sc 70 i5c
kale. 2ec pk head
Spinach, H.: TO ivc = Lettuce. &C 10 lsc head
PIX. I Caulihewe-. 10c 70 25c
spinach l5c to e5e !. head
Cucumhers, loc to 15c zoe ID.
each. Sweet peppers, SOC to
Eggplant, SC 2oc Soc doz.
Squash 1oc 10 eoc each. to i5e at box.
Pumpkin. Zoe TO o5c Brussels sprouts 2ot
each. 30 2;Jc qt. box.
FRUITS.
O,angcs, l2c tp ss,c doz. Grapes, Malaga. l5c to
Lemons 15c 10 2oc doz. 2Jc.
Tsngrrines. IL; TO :,cc Grapefruit. Sc to l5c
Ape1e~ cooking. l.c to rnsapples. 1ac to soc
Ar;ies eating. 1.c |, cranberries. ,sc to 90,
PIX. uP to soc doz. Of.
NUmauats. 15c qt.
RABBITS. 25e to 35e opossums. 5oc to 81 =;
VIA geese. sl25 to wild ducks. soc to S.
Quail. a5c to SOC each
Evening star., 1914-01-30
THE NEW
LINEN SHOP

T. n ire west
section. m a ] n
floor. Now on
display-the new
Spring ID r e 8 8
Linens.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-03
Mmfrmf!
Nmerifaner, Semti4e, Seiter:
rti6er nnb ltugarn!

@esen gSe Snben e6en nniere Sriber TIM Sample
anf ben Sdafelbern GnDpas nertebgen, Der
Snbesriff aaes 6pben mno Semren, bas blige @arano
Gin ices gemeiniame Sanb nmdling e ale nnb perpnn-
ben nb ae lnterebe bes Stanbes Snfes nnb Der Gesun
Nr Onnen n Durnbegbn ben Sbermugen nnegennntser
Mmupfernng aer hete nnS Ntersflaen, &noe bis nm
re ubne nneren nnieres 0ersns ergfen n merbem Bis
%r5menngsfamp Der &arbager gegen Die &Dmer mnk
snrnfseben, a6nldes in Der &eltsdifte sn nben.
Sdmabider &erra mGre nnerem am @aterlanbe, po
ten mir bier mmtais Die ambe ben Suk lesm abrmb mniere
grbe br 9ersbln and nr Degiekem mGbrnb @un NM
@aien baben, nadbem tie br eneris bsaben r Gbnltnng
brer Spradle, ibrer natipmalem Grtrens
as NeiS mub Snk eng nnb Srng ernnn fann, bas f6
nnere nt bri6en pnbern an ber gegen
eo 9aber lit nnere belise Elidt nnee Sntereicm be-
aten nnS Wtel nnb gSese fnSn nes @aterlanb
AIT nmteritIbem nit Stat nnb Sat.
Sammnngn nb Gange Die Nut brnben sn inoern mub
cine Maieupammlmms, bemte g6enb, in Der 9gbt @mnrb
urb bermt einbernen Die &erbGltmie brIbeu i'm
emaanb far DDrsusen mnb Die brinsenb Nptpembsfe fir
nnere Sebmlfe SIT betunen.
Sine weitere Imsabe Der %erammlnns i af mner &edt
amerifande Snrse beteben baf bic wabrn @erbGne in
europa see nnb mnparteiid Saritenug Senlmma fin
ben eitens bes amerifanidleu &plfes nnb Der Sreie
gr furbern Gnd an bieier &erinmmnne AT fummen nit
6nren 6amin mnb SrennSen bort mrbger nbrina
% ge Nnsbrnf n Derleiben 6nrer SppeGt snm iuup
andJ GUM Taterlanb
Iit beutidlcm @rnf!
Scr Semtide Snnb.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-03

Samples om abenb bes 80. Septen.
Der IN stcapulco gefaneengenonmen
Dltrbe. Ser &anpf 5piid)en Heaie.
rl1lgs- ltnoHebeaentrltppen b6lt BORT
ont, aber uuslGnoiides@ieeittum bIieb
bis iebt un6cI6itiet.
u a bins on, 8. Oft. g2ie
Gin Garran5o glgent in 'Snn @nto.
nio an bas bieiige Snrptqi1artier Der
&onititutionoliiten beriftet, piro3o.
pata iif niht Gilla oni6lieBen. Ser
slgeilt melOet, 6nf, rSSsnaeI Ealafor,
3npatas 8ertreter, geItern in San
9lntpnio nad einer &onferens nit
Sen. &iqa in Gbtbuabuo aeiagt bot.
te, OoB 3apatn iifl nientaIS 8iln
nnitliebsll iuerbe, ipriI glngeIes uno
picle friihere 6uertu glnb6nger lno
andre reoftion6re glcnente it'd SiIa
anidloiien lm6 i'm bnIo fontroIIieren
miirocn, morauf lie i'm als ibr @erf-
5eug beniiten fperben"
Cine andre gea6riht, Die bier beu-
te cintraf, gebt babin baB 8en 90.
ntingo 9lrrieta BEN Sen. llrbina in
Durango geidlagen bate urto Dab
llrbina uno pie[e ieiner 2eute oer'
uunoet llno nod Sorreon trorspor-
tiert ipuroen lparen. @er. Arrieta
lit Gin 9(ttbGnser Gorran5as.
9toco, Sonoro, Wler., 8. Oft.
Tic 5rilppen inter @oiperneur
N3optorenas ,Siibriing ietten udb-
reno Der 9tndt elm 5eitlpeiliges 5erer
ouf bie @orpoitcn Der gtaco-@orni-
ion inter General @eilj. Sill tort,
lteaten aber BEL 5oeesnnbruh 6ieic
Softifen Elm. 9ie 8erteioiger Der
Stoot erlpartetcn beitte oen 9lngrifi,
Der laut elmer 0iitteilitng MoDtore-
nos oil Sol. @uilfoplc bon Der ome-
rifaniideu 8ren5made fitrS nod 1o-
qesonbrud bdtte erfolgen iollen
Sin's SoIoaten meloeten, boB bas
aeItri9e Sd)orr1iitel in emem Ser
Init bon 10 Soten fir Wnptorenu
gcenoet bate. Simoerte 5lii6tige
aus 93aco ifliefen Die berfloiiene
9fod1t unter frciem Sinunel oui ben
Stroben BON Toco, srij.. obipobl es
hcftig regnete.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-03
Mid)t cine ein5igf BON
ibrem SiegesmelOuugen
tit wabr.
Die srOfe sdladlt bsi Srafnn ieit
seitern i'm 6ange.
Stalieniif)er Snnpfer NIT so Iann
bei Srieit geianfen.
Snpaniider Snmpfer i'm Safen bDn
Sian Sidun nntersegansen.
Sriessidliffe nnb Sprts Dun Sing
Sap beid)iefen snpnner.
Gbina prDteitiert segen iapaniidJe
Rsntrnlit1tsnerlebnng.
Isitatiun sngnniten Der Iliierten in
9imnGnien.
slsitatiOn snsnniten Der slaiierten in
9tmnt1nien.

9onoon, 8. Oft. SbgleiG Der
red]te oeutife GSliigel nur nod me-
niger ais 90 Nfeilen BON Der @ren5e
9elgiens eiltfernt lit, iit SroB6ritall-
nien bod sur @iniidt gefommen, 0aB
nod oiel ltll0 blittiger aanpf 5ii er-
porten lit.
glls Die 9elttifen nlif ibrem eili-
gen &ormori9 aufgebnlten plroen
nno 5llm erIten 9fale 5uriid5ugeben
begdnnen, madte it'd Die 0offlulng
eelteno, oaB irgeno ein NteilterItreid
cine polllt1nOige geieOerlnge Der @in-
oringlinge bringen merOe. SSest
aber meiB man, oaB Die 9elttI6en,
ielblt ipenn lie abernlals 5uriifs
faaen, bod nur 10 melt juriifgeben
tpiirben, Inn Iih an einer neuen Itar-
fen @erteioigungsIinie ein5ltri6tert.
S6eitte friib lit Die Gage Lungs Der
gon5en Sront 5iernli6 lInuer1noert.
Ser beiBeite &nntpf tobt nod innter
nmf einer Sinie bon imgef1br 40
Weilen bon &ope nnf) gtoroen. Ole
llmgebung Der fleinen Sto0t 9llbert
mar tuieoer Der S6ulpIat heftigen
Hingens un0 Die aQiierten bebaup-
ten, oab iie bier eiiligen SSorti9ritt
gemaft baben. Sonit berrif)t lGngs
Der gnnjen Srottt berb6ltllismGBige
Hnbe. bis auf Die @egeno BON st.
Y9ibiel, NO gIei6faIls energiif ge-
f1nlpft miro.
Bon Eetrogroo fonmen fortgeiest
mniienbnftc Nielbimge1 BON riiiii-
iden Griolgen on Scr polnii6en
@rcn5e. 9ln5 @oIi5icn ober. no id
nin bci 9rufau groBc Secresmaiien
in bllrigem Hingcn gegeniiberlteben.
fonimt feinerIei 9fodridt oariiber.
niif pelfcr Seite Der %orteil liegt.
Cine beripGtete 9epeide pon So
penbnaen periifert, oaB &ailere
@ilbelm fiir5lif in greslou mar,
100 er iid) fir cine oierfade Sffeniipe
geeen aoipno. @aridau, 9oos uno
@ali5ien eritihie6en babe. Sobnlo
0icie Sffeniiubewegungen eingeleitet
m6ren, mollte er pieOer nod Dem
lueitIifen ariegsidaupIas 5uriidfeb-
rem.
Som SiiooIten @nliiiens, beiier
geioat non Der 9ufoDina. fommen
luieoer 9fodri6ten pon riiiiiiden &c.
meaitngen. pom oenen man ieIt emit
ger 3eit nidlts gebort bat Gs miro
aeIaet. ooB Die Ruiien Oaran iino,
nnf Siebenbiirgen ein5unarihieren
imo onB cine arobc Sdlaft 5ni.
iden Selterreid)ern uno ben fombi'
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-03
;3apata periagt ieine
Silfe.
@dlt Siaa fiir @erf>
5eng Oer &eattio=
ndrell.
Gen. Irricta idllns Sen. ltrbina in
Durango.
Wapturema's angefiinbiglter slnsriff
ani yeaep ansscblieben.
ySaihimatpn iibcr &unferens in
Mamasealicntes pptimiiidl.

u q bington, 3. eft. Ger
anlerifaniide &ommanoart gegen-
iiber 9taco, Yierico, tpurbe iilitriliert,
nibt SIT geltatten, 0aB nermlinoete
@critaner iiber Die @ren5e gebra6t
perbet. slmerifnnii6e Mer6te per-
ben icood, wenn notig, Serpunoete
nuf inerifanii6en 9ooen bebanoeIn.
0ieiige 9iegierlmgs 8eante er-
narten bcilte nit Silterelic weitere
9todrihten iiber Die &onferen5 Don
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ser Stoot Merico. Die bieiigc 9lgcn-
htr Observation-Disclosures erfubr. bnB
oieicIben MGitner, Die OIL Der beitti-
gen apnferen5 teilnebineit, nld] Der
8eriamnlung am 0fontng in glgias-
calientes anpobnen mer0en, oil Der
i6 aud] Gertreter @iQos uuo 3apa-
tas beteiligen neroen. SoQte ON
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ben, oiirften Die 6iibrer Der berihie-
oenen SSaftioncn nod Der Stabt Vfe-
rico geben, mo elm prepiioriider Srd-
iioclit beiignicrt, arrangements filr
aGgenteine @nbIen gctroffen uno ei-
ne pcrmanente Hegierung norbercitet
iperocn ioa.
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neral MiauelRuelas, Der bier geitern
aus @era Gru5 eiiitrui, befinoet iif
oni Der ,Sabrt nod Inter California,
nm mcbrere inuienO ebemolige Sucr-
ta.Soloaten fir General Garron5a5
slrmcc aniuperbcn. Rnelas bebnup-
tet, ,oabe ioeben inSebunntepec 5000
rbcmalioe 0uerta Soloaten fir
Garron5n orgoniiiert bate.
Gan Oiego, Sal, 8. Oft Bon
bem Dor @natlnn. Ter.. Iiegenbei
amerifoniidcn Shladtidiff @eli
girainia trof bette Die brabtloie
Nohriht elm, baB Der merifoniid)c
ganoit TsoreseaI pabreno eines