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Arizona republican., 1914-09-22
ENTIRELY NEW LINE
 OF BASEBALL GAMES
Going to Indulge in a Tourna- rent with Phoenix SoIons

Because the live little city of Mesa is still hankering after baseball and more of it. the affairs of the national sport-so far as Phoenix and vicinity sC-are aviating. Stocks rising Srandly, more interest is being stirred. teams are coming in, and some real baseball will be witnessed
 Now by reason of the fact that Mesa has secured a lot of new play ers-some from Miami, including one highly efficient battery-the Jewels are in position to give the Phoenix Solons one of the best runs for their money they have ever had.
 And that hain't all. Silver City and Tucson are mixing in with great gobs of glee, so that all previous schedules are off, and a new one, taking in dozen or more games, is in process of being arranged.
 The upshot of it all is that Phoe- nix will undergo a great furry of baseball. the four teams mentioned competing in a sort of tournament commencing this week, and that for the rest of the fail there will be
Arizona republican., 1914-09-22
SOUTHERN PACIFIC ID
 BE DIVORCED AGAIN
Action Begun in February Reaches
 Witness Stage-Several Hearings
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcH1

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-The examin- alton of witnesses was begun here in the government suit instituted by for mer Attorney General McReynolds to end the control of the Southern Pacific company over the Central Pacific rail- way company, and it's subsidiary Pa cific Coast lines. Special Examiner Frank R. Hannah of Washington, who conducted the, examination is expected to hold the hearing here for several weeks and then go to Boston, where other witnesses will be called.
 John Muir, formerly traffic manager of the Northern Pacific Railway com pany was questioned regarding the agreement of the trans-continental as- sociati1n dated September 2S, 1883. He testified he executed the agreement but was unable to give any information as to the whereabouts of the original agreement and some other records.
 Hugh Neill, secretary of the South ern Pacific company, was called to identify railroad documents introduced by the government.
 James c. Lincoln, formerly traffic officer of the Missouri Pacific Railway company, testified regarding some technical matters.
 The government was represented at the hearing by special Assistant Attor- ney Generals James w. Orr, Edward MeClenne, Edward C. Gam, W. c. Her rin, J. P. Blair and P. F. Dunne and counsel for the Southern Pacific, rep resented the defendants. The action was begun F'eruary II in the United ] States district court at Salt Lake City I but not until today were any witnesses
Arizona republican., 1914-09-22

a agreeable to the Phoenix committee. San Diego is insisting on an even division of the expenses of the race. and will not hear of Phoenix putting un all the money for the sanction. the entry blanks and the checking along the route. In PhoeniX's ter one at Yuma and the other at Agua Caliente. and at each of these places it will be necessary to have checkers and timers.
 After a period of discord, the peace and calm of the present nego- t;ations is refreshing. The efficacy of personal conferences as opposed to correspondence has already been demonstrated, and it is likely that long before the ''big brothe:s' in the automobile game get their differences strengthened out, the motorcyclists l will have their arrangements all com pleted.
 A Phoenix to San Diego race fol the exposition year was preached by ! tohiitl NtSttIudN, ana II met q hearty response from the Phoenix end. Il was explained that this coming race was understood by the San Diego boys to be the exposition race. ant that it was to be deferred until the first months in the new year so that it might end at the exposition grounds after the grand opening This explanation clears away mucl Of the misunderstanding that clogge, the earlier action of the two manag ing bodies. It is also discovered tha the 1913 agreement, on which the To-
 cal committee did much of it's cor
 respondence, is more O. less a my
 thlcal document, and that it was no entirely a written contract that gov
 erned the first motorcycle contest
 smith was entertained at dime
 last night at Riverside park by Er
 nest Douglas, Lyle Abbott and Bol Orput of the Phoenix clubs competi
 ton committee. This evening. Smitl
 will be the guest of the club at it white wing pot pie dinner at th
 club quarters in the basement of tn 'fhoenlX National bank building
Arizona republican., 1914-09-22
ARIZONA GETS MORE
 MILITARY RECOGNITION
Adj. Gen. Harris Returns From East After Attending National
 Guard Association

Adjutant General Charles w. Harris returned from Providence. R. l., yes terday where he went to attend the sessions of the National Guard asso- citation and the adjutant generals as- sociation. The two meetings were very peaceful this year and a great deal more work was consummated than at any previous session. Arizona re- ceived recognition on two very import ant committees.
 Major Carl Hayden was appointed to the executive committee along with General Charles H. Cole of Massachu- setts. General A. J. Logan of Pennsyl- vania; General Charles Martin of
Arizona republican., 1914-09-22

Kansas, General Harry s. Hamilton oi Now York, General Lawrence w.. yo,,np of North Carolina, Generai clifford R. Foster of Florida is chair- man Of this committee. It is interest ing to note that Major Hayden was 'he only officer below the rank Of Brig. Cen that was appointed to this com
 nittee and likewise he was the ohiy officer not present appointed to an iili- portant committee.
 The new officers of the assoclation are. President, Gen. Thomas J. stew art Pennsylvania secretary, Gen. Guy Logan. Iowa; secretary, Joseph A. Storch.. Nebraska; and the following vice presidents, Gen. Fred 5. Wood or
 Minnesota. Gen. J. Clifford R. Foster of Florida, Gen. w. E. Finzer of ore gon. Gen. c. c. Vaughan of Virginia Gen. F. s. Dickinson of llliuois, ten. Charles I Martin of Kansas, Gen.. Charles F. Macklin of Maryland, Gen. Frank Maloney of Tennessee, Gen. F. A Forbes of California, Col. Harry 5. Smith of Indiana, Gen. P. l.. Abbey or Michigan, Col Austin Colgate of New Jersey and Col. Charles w. Harris Of Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-22
MAY BE FOOTBALL
 FOR THE K-OTES

Tn a conference between Ray mond smith. the San Diego mo- torcvclist, and Francis Geary, coach of the Coyotes, yesterday, the subject of q. game between the two high schools was dis cussed. smith holds out high hopes of a game here during fair week. and in case it is humanly possible. Geary will get that game. san Diego high has a fast football team. light but very eX- pert II began practice early in The summer still the Coyotes are plenty husky. and the game ought to be well fought. Coach Leslie Dana of the san Diego in stitution will be appealed to for assistance.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-22
CUBS DEVELOPING 4
 GOOD FORWARD PASS
Youngsters Master This Intricate Play Coach Boardman is Making a Good
 eam-Sike Polo
By LEVY IRVINE

The Cubs will practice football again this afternoon at four D. m. sharp CD
 Every member is expected to be out on the field for the big doings as MT Boardman, our coach has given us an- other afternoon of his time
 To make next Saturdays game with the Tigers more interesting. c. D. Bar nett of the Barnett shoe store has off cred four bits in trade for the first touchdown, no preference as to which side it's made on.
 The Cubs are showing up well in the forward passing line A new man named Emerson is putting the ginger into this play Practice will go on every day this week, even to a light workout Friday afternoon.
 Bike Department
 George Lane, bicycling captain wants all who are interested in that sport to be at a meeting next Friday evening at eight o'clock. He intends to organize a couple of bicycle polo teams to play each other until some other club or ganiZes one.
 Watch The Republican for Cub News.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-22
Rov,oond Smith 70
 Bring Motorbike
 RuCemen to Terms

Chairman of San Diego Race Committee Here to Make Final Arrangements for Second Desert Race-Much of Benefit to Two Clubs Can Be Accomplished by Con ferences Where Correspondence Failed-Race Will Be Even Greater Than Last Year, With Bigger Purse and More Entries
Arizona republican., 1914-09-22

Rumor has it that Syracuse will take the place of Baltimore in the lnterna- tional league next season. Jack Dunn, the Oriole boss, is to manage the team.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-22
ciIa Hiqh at Florence

FLORENCE, Sept. 21.-The Glia r;ver was running over its banks here today, owing to the flood Tn Mn oral Creek early this morning. NO 1o,,aoe was done, though at times II was feared some harm Wouio pe uone to the irrigation works no" oe.ne constructed east and south or 'he town
Arizona republican., 1914-09-22
Red Sox-Tjuers' Tie

DETROIT. Sept. 21.-Boston and Detroit played an eleven-inning slug ging match to a tie, called on ac- count of darkness.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-22
National League
Standings
Vauuhn Blanks Giants

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-New York dropped to four games behind Boston when they lost to Chicago. Vaughn, effective against New York all this season. shut out the Giants with sev- en scattered hits. Marquard suffered his eleventh straight defeat
Arizona republican., 1914-09-22
And Braves Advance

BOSTON, Sept 21.-By defeating Pittsburg while New York lost. the Braves resumed their interrupted ad- vance in the pennant race. With the bases filled in the fourth inning Con- molly tripled scoring three.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-22
Baltimore 3-Chicago 2
Spread Hits Around

Spread Hits Around
 PlTTSBURG, Sept. 21.-CrandalPs pitching was a puzzle to Pittsburg. so St. Louis won. each member of the team making at least one hit.
 Score: R. H. F. St. Louis ............ , 13 1 Pittsburg .... ...... s l Batteries-Crandall and Chapman; Barger. Dickson and Berry.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-22
podaers Beat Reds Twice

BROOKLYN, Sept 21.-Brooklyn again took double header from Cincinnati. The first game was a siugging match. The second was won by Allen flaming batsmen in the emergencies. He famed eleven, but allowed eWelVp hits
Arizona republican., 1914-09-22
American League

Johnson Wins In 18th z CHICAGO, Sept. 21-Walte-, John son triumphed over Urban Faber a recruit, in a inning pitchers duel:
 Score: R. H. F. Washington ....... . l Chicago ......... ...... ? Batteries-JOhnson and Ansmith Faber and Schalk
Arizona republican., 1914-09-22

Maps Beat Athletics CLEVELAND, Sept. 21.-Cleveland came from behind and beat Philadel- phia. Both Bowman and Shawkey,
Arizona republican., 1914-09-22

baseball between Phoenix and the combined Mesa Globe team
Arizona republican., 1914-09-22
Cards Hit and Win

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 21.-St. Louis broke Philadelphia's winning streak by taking ten-inning game. The visitors won in the tenth by scoring three runs on a triple, double and two singles.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-22
Yankees +Browns 3

Yankees 4-BroWns 3 ST. LOUIS, Sept. 21.-New York won over St. Louis by maintaining an early lead secured by mixing hits with passes in the second and third innings, scoring four.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-05-14
eSaat paa Mprbere. Can yr

Sagt paa Murbere. Can Sran-
cisco ben 7be Mai. Gre maifere6e
8anbitter mprbe6e og rgpeoe 9antil-
ton 9orris, en- @elIs Sarge grpres.
agent / Mi66leton, 2afe County,
, igoaraftes og flpgte6e til 5ieloene,
forfulgt af en- itaoig bgenoe Mano-
GARD. Sarris bleb if1tot neb uben
8arfel. 9ans 8rooer bleb bunbet
oq fneblet. 8anbiHerne ro6e6e
igiennem ben beoes 2on1r1er og fit
ca. $50. De req iau afgaaroe noen
at forigge at pIDn6re @iifferbe6sffa-
BET eller 8engeifuffen.
Dber ct sniinb eaIooner I,1ffes.
Chicago BEN 8be Mai. S ober 200
ftgrre og mirore 8per, fprebt ober
20 GountDer ssSllinois, luffeoe 100
@alooner beb Wd6natstib for en- STD
al nri116ft to Mar. Mange Steber
bar Der 5bireIag fbr Sl1fningen, men
ingen Opteier nreI6tes. @pinbernes
ftnrfe Mfitenrning mob 5oIoonerne
babbe fin Del /, at faan,nnge noatte
1l1tte.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-05-14
gnr KntnnrHs1np11

@abiitgten 9be Marts. 9niin-
Ser at Guffraaetter fra alle Stater
l1nionen paraoereoe aiennem 8aib-
i1gtons @aber i0ng til @apitoliet,
bDor oe formelig beleireoe &ongres-
len 111e6 Hetitioner ON @e6tagelie at
ct sln1enoement til &onltitrtionen,
ser giper &pittber Stentneret. Der
bar 531 &bi1ner / vBetitionsbriga-
BEN" og 1neo ben1 fu1gte bunoreoer af
Biger, imyffet n1eo glon1lter= =@uir=
Ia116er, ct @or af ct t1tlen Stemmer,
ii Muiifforps, Mfoelinger al rioen-
oe, fpinoelige @eroloer, We6lemmer
al mango Stenrmeretsforeninger og
EN- Depltaion fra Benniplbanias
ntan6ltge @tennnaretsliga.
9lIerebe ti6lig paa Dagen bar Ser
Srpngiel langs MarIcbrl1ten fra ser
bbor Noraben begDnbte peb ga 6aD=
cite Harf til @apitoliets pltliee Ela=
ga bbor 0e1no,1itratione1 frlminere6e
me6 Mfipngellen af Sen npe 5eitiang
al Wiis gtbel 9mptb al gnglan6:
Mffonrpagt1eret af Muiifforpiene
iang 1000 bbiofleore &pin6er
grenne @aaber rabi1tbelnnrlcbet"
iom Sc bobbe bol6t Nrdper paa
ugebis. .....
Tog paa Sog al Gelnonltro,1tel
er anfommet / -ltgens 2pb. og lllal1
ontager, at Ser bar oper 5000 meO.
Mange 9eIegationer babbe me0 fine
Nibe= og Sroppeforps og 9lf0elinger
af Biger tilfoos. 0dr Naraoen bleo
ser bolot ct Masle11eOe ct Sbeatez
| Centrum ,bbor Mr3. gSilliam @ent
gultrn til aol,9re5lnan0 Sent a
California. prufioereoe, og bpor Sc
nator 9siItplp og aongresman<
Monbelf, Gpbap til 5ten1meretsrN
| ioll1tiouen ao1gresier, talte. Na
rooen bar SEN ltprlte Stemmeretsoe:
nronltration nogenii11oe feet @alb
i11gtpn. 8olitiet bap6e taget uieo
banlige GorboIosregler for at bin6re
Sptaier ion1 tfior.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-05-14

aongresn elo 81 anonb of Msin-
neioto bolt Aeoo en- Sale 9uiet
til 5oripc 8 for oen npe Sarif1op.
gnoog DC, Mq tanoere, iogoe ban,
er tilfrese 1ne oens girfning paa
2anoetg Eripf S ssbet al Solen
fanot ban 9lnIe6ning til at frembe>
be Staten Minnefotas frenragenoe
5tiIIing lom proo1cerenbe Stat.
9an iagoe blanot anoet:
vMinnefota er bleben falbt BEN
5tat, Ser ffaffer l1nionen oens
@n1gr og 8reo. Minnelotas Wel
ielges oper belle @eroen, og oens
Weieriimgr er bersn1t ober belle 9an-
oet. Den er ben Ieoenbe Stat /
Hrobnftion at gDg. Set enornte
4pantum at neiten 40 MlIioner
8uibeIs al benne &orniort bleD pro-
b11ceret / Mi11neiota aIene / 1913.
S 2ebet al Be itolte tre Mar er baaoe
1neb Se11ipn til &bant1tn og 8er6i
oper 9alpporten of al ben sSernerts,
ion probuceres eIler bringes / War-
fe6et / Sc sSore1eoe 5tater, fommen
fra Gtaten MinneI eIota."
5enator @off talte igaar Sena,
tet imo5 @ilIen for Opbebelie al
Eanamalobens Baragraf om slf'
giftsfribe6 for an1erifanffe &pit'
fartfibe.
@uIet pebtog en- Sm1tibus=@ =@ill
for pripate Renitoner og paabegpnS.
te 9ebatten oper ben regtlere Rer,'
=gepilgringslob, 6er f6rer e1
iamIet Beleb al ODER 169 Millioner
9oIIars.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-05-14
nrh Mhattlltttgftt
Miis 6anna 2arien reiier til Norge
Ipm 9(merican Scanotnaptan
1spmnbatipns &epreientant,
Seem Yorf, 2ben Mai, 1914.

Seem gorf, 2oen WtaL 1914.
8eo benlig SSrngoefommenbeo of
Observation-Disclosures 8e1tprelie
bor Observation-Disclosures Soun-
ootions raabgipen6e @onite for Nor,
ge, bbis Sornrar1o er @rpebitto1s-
chef S. @oltgen @irfe- og nnberbis-
1i1rgs oepartenentet, opnaaet at ct
&prltori gearbeben af bet ubflptteoe
Norges Sus ct 1tillet til Dispoiition
| for en- &epr9ie1ttant for 6o1unbatton.
geitDreIien beiIuttebe berfor beb it
Mebe / 2srbogs at Ie11be Wtts San-
no 9litr11p 2arien, iom bil bere at
treffe beb 116ftilIingen fra sem 156e
Stunt Ill u6 pan @ommeren.
Deiis 2orien er en- 0atter al Bra,
| ltbe1t emeritus al 2utber College,
Or. 2aur. 2arle11 fienbt poa begge
@ioer al 9ubet iom Noneeren / oct
norife @folearbeioe Imerifa. Sun
bleb fg0t 0ecorab, Soma, og Iprte
! lit Sjem at faa sSnteresie for norif
aulhtr. timber ct 0pboIb bos fin
SnfeI Msiionar Sans Mltrup / 3u=
luIan6 begpnote bum fgrlt lin lite
rare @irfiombe6 meo &orreipon6an=
| GER til u0ecorab=HoIten", og efter tin
@iernfornit, meoens bum bar oniat /
8la6et uslmertfa" 11bgaD bun ct
gin6 u@fisfer fra 3uluIa16". Sc
mere reiite bntn til San Grancisco
for at obertoge 3e6oftionen of oct
norife gIao u8acific=Polten" og bleb
berpe6 en- al be fgrite &bin6er til at
trebe 1t6 offentlig @irflombeo
bIa1ot be norife / Mmerifa. Otter
Sor0ffieIpet Sun Srancisco Be-
gpnote bnn at arbei6e for Dogblapet
size @alI" og Hog Der ferit tgien=
nen be6 en- gf9ffe GgforteIltnger,
tilbeIs ssnterbieiDer me6 ganle nor
ife @gm9no. Senere bIeb bun 8ln-
oets &1nltannnelber. Siben BUN fom
til SEEM gorf 1908 bar bun 6eIs
arbeioet for norife, 6els for e1rge1ffe
Mpiier og Etoslfrifter. 8Ianbt ben-
6es 4rttiffIer ON norbiffe gn1ner /
alnerifanffe gibsfiffriifter fan nnbnes
/ rSarper's @eefID" ON Gina &rog,
en- / Size Craftsman" ON gisrr-
fHerne 8igrnion og en- uE6e
syor11n1" oqn Glen &eD. 9a So1t1-
oation / 1912 ffifteoe fit eget Organ
uEbe Observation-Disclosures Ne-
rietp" bIep BUN 6ens v2iterarD Got
! tor.
Mils 2arien tiIbdrer en- Somilie,
ion bar toget oftib Gel firfeIigt
og 11nberbisningsarbeibe. &nn bar
mango gerner oJ befienote b1anot
Set r1orffe Mmerifa, iom forboabent-
Zig bill itstte benbe beroes 0pgnbe.
Mmericm1z5c z5canoinabian Sou1tbation
inbbDber aIle georf= =glnerifanere,
iom beieger l1oitillingen til at op-
ibge Mifs 9arien Der og al ben6e fan
9 9plpsninger on Sounoations girt-
! iombeb.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-05-14
BnrHk1tnHhptalittg.

9ao Gru11o af ben ooerurbentlia
Iape gris pao MinneapoIis 9ibenne
maa Ri itrengt boise paa ben &egel,
at 8laoet beta!es Sor1fl1o. gloreS,
felappen piier altio, til bbiIfen Dag
9laoet er batoIt, og bpis oerfor Sor-
npeIlen al Abo1nement lite er mon=
taget inoen Waanebe1ts l1ogung, blt,
Der peofommenbe Mbonnent itreget.
Genne &egeI bliper Itrengt operholot
lige oberfor alle Nbonnenter upen
SoriieI.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-05-14

Gillian NDrbiea $50. 8atabia,
Saba, Den 10be Mai. Wabnnre 2il=
lion Worbiea, ben bergnte 5opran-
fongerinot be os5ofe iafftteil gun bar
Iigget lpg Der, .iioen 9ampere1l Gas
nna11", paa bbtIfett bu1r bar Hasiager,
ltran0eoe Eaquabugten ben 28oe
December ii6ftleoen.. Naa ct Rerpe=
onfalb fulgte 2ungebetenbelie, SUM-
agte6e, ,iaainart bun bIeb beore> at
afreiie berfra til @enua for at treffe
fin Mano, George @. DoltnJ en-
8at1fier fra SEEM Oorf. . :,
5angerinoen, bbis, pirfelige Mapn
bar Gillian Norton> har fpot paa en-
6orrn / Mnine / 1857. s 1879
giorbe BUN fin 9eb11t uErapiota "
og feireoe en- glimrenoe Eriumf. Sum
lang / guropa og gioroe ooeralt itor-
1nen0e 2pffe. S 1894 optraaote bu11
ion1 glia / u2obengrin" beb @ag=
ner= =GeItipillene ! 8apre1tb: 9nn
itoo ba paa Etnoen af fin gerdm=
1nelie. ...tE LII ,s,.-s-.'s
sbigerignnen. 8a1bington ben
Zoe Moi. 6tnansntniiter MeN6oo,
ion1 ibag bItber gift nre6 Yrefioent
Bilions pngite Oatter, Miis eleanor
Ra1rboIpb Wilfon er feM / Morietta,
@a., for 81 Mdr fiben. Snn bar
bare 2t Mar gaurmel, 6a ban blep
gibet Sogfdrerbebilling efter al babe
fuloertot fine Sf116ter beo :Eennesiee
l1i1iberfitet. 9an praftilere6e ionl
5ugfgrersSi Chattanooga i otte Mar,
bborpaa ban flpHe6e til SEEM Sort.
Ser n11bfange6e ban Manen ON oet
Broieft, til bpilfet bans Mab11 ct
fnpttet, EunneIipitenet UNDER SUD.
1onfIooen meIIem Seem gorf og Ser.
}ep @itD. McM6oo nnr HrPiioe11t
for Spfteuet fra 1902 til 1913.
,@nns fgrite Sltitru oboe for on1trent
to Mar fioen. gun bar Snrab Sous.
ton af Chattanooga, Senn. Mf bans
ier Bgr1, Ire Conner og ire Dgtre,
er De to nlbite gifte.
uMubern @opbmen"s Strib. -
@oef sssIon6, ST., 7be Mai. Meo-
lenrnrer af 8obebitpret for Mooern
@oo6n1en Of Nneriea erflRrebe ioog,
at NeiuHmerl,e al @oarsoagens
@aIg baboe iifret BEN regnlere Som
troll at ben foreftaaen6e 9eao Gnmp
/ EoIebo rreb 220 moo Sc 9elegater
Dette 9nI in6befnte6e life t50 De-
Iegater fra SsSHinois, Soma, Nebra.
ffa % Winneiotn, bbor boiling
DeIegotioner blep bnlgt, sssniurgen.
terne ieirebe i Bisconiin, Utah, Wis-
fo1,ri % aa1ins. SSnf1irge1terne
panisnor, at be bill babe 245 Dele,
dufpr eIer en- U1dioritet az q / So,
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-05-14
9nrnakjuln
sGtna 11bbrnb og Dmegnen rammet
al ct sSSorbfieln. 100 Menne-
ifer pmfpmne ner Gatania.

1fer DntfDmne 11Gr SGtanta.
@otunio oen 96e Mat. st ssSor6.
fialb og oulfanif u6bruo, paaf1lgt
at ssIbebrano, e6elagoe mango
2an6sbDer poa 9gtnas Sfraa1inger
ir1at. Minblt bunoreoe Mennelfer
on1fon. Slere bu11oreoe Berioner
fom tillfa6e. SIDgtntnger erflerer,
at @ieroonstabet oil bite itg lige
itort iom beb Mes1inaulDffen / 1908.
sser1rbanel lfinner blep repet op,
@irfer itprteoe ianmen, 9uiene
ir1ulorebe / @niner og Eelegrafitol'
per faIot ON / flere Weiles Omfreos
af Gatania. gfe0lelsilagne Wenne'
tier ile6e ira 2anOsbDerne ino til
gata11ia fdr Daggrp bringenoe ST,
terretning on1 ulpffens Seritng. Mn=
toriteterne begp11bte itrur meb Sorm1,
ltaItninger for N6obi9lpen. Mrmeen,
Sluo6en og be cibile Mpn6igbe6er tit
Sr6re fra Rom til at poe al m1lig
@ieIp. Set re6e @ors itille6e Jig
Itrar til Haa6igbeo.
9lfbrp6elie of SSernbane- og Eele.
grofforbiroelierne gjoroe oct un11-
Iigt at erboIbe ngiagtig l1n0erretnine
ON Sobet of Me11neffelip.
Meppe noget @te6 / geroen bar
ioa ofte beret bienlegt al Sorblfielu
iom Gatanias Smegn. Gatania er
bpgget poa ct 2abaleie beo 6o6en al
8nlfanen 9gtna. 9e fleIte @aber er
brolagt 111e6 2aba. Gatania li15er
poo @icilien ct @tpffe 16n6enfor
Mesiira, fon / 1908 bleb biernidgt
af ct forfproeligt ssSorOlfielp. s
1859 soelog0e ct Sssor0ifielo nelten
belle Sto6en gata11io, / 1869 trengte
en- 2apaltrgm oper 5tooe11s Mure, Ell
an6en fpIote Ganale sci 9uca og b0e:
lag6e Saonen; ogian 1893 og 1918
anretteoe Sorb1fjelb flor 9oeleggelie
Gata1to. ssSfslge oen officteue Op.
gabe omfon 1928 Neenneifer
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