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Evening journal., 1914-08-18

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Evening journal., 1914-08-18

Senator Brisov. OF Kansas probably now feels that
ihe nan who wrote, Republics are unsralelui knew
shat be writing about
Evening journal., 1914-08-18
Iron Beds

Some discontinued patterns
at half price for August, others
substantially reduced, all sizes
and styles, springs included.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-09

Joliet. Ill. are here 20 attend the fu-
neral of Mary Margaret Bill. who died
Saturday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l. Witwer. 11I2 S
Eleventh st. entertained with a fam
lily reunion Sunday. Dinner was served
on the lawn at high noon. covers be-
ing placed for 25. Among those pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs " s. Lennert,
Plymouth: Mr.. and Mrs NJ. J. Wen
ger, Elkhart, Mr.. and Mrs Van Ant
werp and daughter. Miss Ethel Ant
werp, Benton HarbOr; Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde ROderick. Mr. and Mrs. William
Roderick OF California: Mr.. and Mrs
J. b. Witwer and Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Mathews.
Lloyd, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". r.
Brown. zoos Mishawaka av.. who is
i'll with typhoid fever. was removed
70 st. Joseph hospital, Mishawaka,
Sunday evening
Mrs. L. Young OF Mishawaka av..
has gone 70 Diamond lake for a two
weeks outing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-09

key. Lottie Jones. Helen Byler. Myrtle
Sloan. Frank Bolker. August Batlier
and Alphonse Vanhove.
Mrs t. w. Brown OF Mishawaka
av.. who is I'll. remains in an un-
changed condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris II. Ward OF y
Ninth st, entertained with a family
dinner Sunday. Decorations were gar
den flowers. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs Mack spoon. Montpelier.
Ind; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ward and
family, Lydick; and Earl Brock Of
Nappanee, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs George Leeper enter
tanned with a dinner Of nine covers
yesterday in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Jennings OF Rome City, Ind.
Miss Gertrude Metcalf. entertained
her Sunday school class OF % little
girls Sunday with a picnic luncheon
at the hills. south of Springbrook
park
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Koontz OF St
Joseph, Mich, and Herbert Koontz OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-09
RIVER PARK

A large attendance was at the River
Park Methodist Episcopal church sun
day both morning and evening. Rev
Ford, the pastor. delivered the sermon
in the morning on the theme IN
firmities in Prayer" and in the even
ing he took for his theme, "Blemished
Offerings" There were three baptized
at the close Of the evening sermon and
five immersed in the afternoon at the
river near Island park. Sixteen were
taken into full membership to the
church at the close of the evening
service. Misses Olga Nielsen and Ruth
Rogers sang a duet.
A meeting of the Brotherhood OF
the church will be held at the church
Monday evening, DR.. Daugherty of
South Bend will be present and will
give an address
Miss Esther Field has gone to her
home at Falkland, Ind.
Miss Emma Kemper. who submit
ted TO an operation for appendicitis at
st. Joseph hospital, is improving and
will be able to be removed to her home
in a few days.
Delmar and Marion Penrod. children
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Penrod, who
have been quite i'll the past week, are
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. w. Yowkey enter
tanned a company of young friends at
Hudson lake yesterday in honor of
their daughter, Miss Hazel whose
marriage to Alfonso De Neger will
take place in July. The guests were
Misses Ameldia Geirgler, Goldie Vow
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-09
TO SETTLE COAL STRIKE.

WASHINGTON. June 9-Repre-
sentative Heating of Colorado Mon
dav presented a resolution authOriz-
ing the president 20 appoint COM
mission to settle the Colorado coal
strike.
dent to appoint a commission of five
persons distinguished in discretion
and integrity and free from any in
terest in the disputed question 10 in
vite the coal operators and coal min
ers OF Colorado 10 Immediately sub
NIT the questions in controversy for
settlement
The commission shall settle the
question in controversy on Just
and permanent basis with a view TO
prevent the recurrence OF such diff
eultieS in the future
The commission is 10 make a re-
port to congress by Dec. 1 next.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-09
Late News from the
Surrounding Towns

, Lakeville. They left at once for the
home OF the groom's parents in North
Carolina After July l they will be
at home at 4915 z. Michigan St Mr..
Hawkins is employed at the Fletcher
American bank in Indianapolis Miss
Leonard was one OF the best known
young ladies in Plymouth. For more
than year past she has been en-
ployed with private hospital in In
dianapolis. Her many friends here
and elsewhere rejoice with her in her
wedding.
Peter Richard, father OF the Rich
ard brothers, and SO years old, suf-
fered a slight stroke OF paralysis Tues
day while at the home of his brother,
jacob, near Wolf Creek. MIR. Richard
appears TO be recovering from the at
tack, but is not able 10 be brought 10
the home Of his son in this city.
Anna Brooke-Logan died Friday
morning at her country home, two
and half miles southwest of Ply
mouth. at the age of so years. She
was the mother Of Harley A. Logan.
She was III but short time. Mr.. Lo-
gan arrived home from Huntington
Wednesday night and learning of his
mothers sickness hurried out to see
her. but she had become unconscious.
Mrs. Logan had lived in retirement
vices were held Sunday afternoon at
2 o'clock at the home. and was buried
in the cemetery nearby.
Ed. Camerer OF Rochester died Fri
day Funeral services were held at
o'clock Sunday afternoon at Roches-
ter. Rev. W. r. Switzer of Plymouth
officiated.
Four members of the Brooke family
were in Plymouth visiting their moth
er. Mrs. j. f. Brooke, and their sis
ter. Mrs. EsteIla Helm. All learned
the printers trade in Plymouth years
ago. They are Howard of Casey, H..
Ed. S. Of Salt Lake City, Chester of
Peru, Ind. and Mary OF Pomderly,
Texas. Cliffe NJ, another brother.
who was a prominent newspaper man
for several years. was here from Kan
sas City a few days ago. Howard, the
eldest Of the family, is the only one
now in the newspaper business. He
is the editor and proprietor of the
Casey Banner~Times Ed. was con-
nected with tie Plymouth Republican
about 20 yea = and was editor and
proprietor several years
The Womans Home Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church will
meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
y. o. Hoffman, POI r. Garrom ST The
annual election Of officers will take
place. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. f w.
League. Children's day service Sun
day morning. June Il.
Bible school beginning Monday at
the Church OF God will continue all
week and preaching each evening by
Elder JOSEPH Williams.
Miss Mathews Of Chicago will
speak at the Christian church Mon
day evening on Mexico" Miss
Mathews has travelled extensively In
that country and was guest of Pres
Diaz while there. Admission free.
The Flying Squadron will visit Ply
mouth next Tuesday and will hold a
mass meeting at the tabernacle This
squadron is organized 10 make Amer
lea prohibition nation.
The annual state conference Of the
Church of God. which for so years
has been held at Antioch church, six
miles southwest of Plymouth. on the
second Sunday in June. will not be
held this year. This is the first time
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-09
KINGSBURY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Henson OF
South Bend visited Sunday with Mrs
Henson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pom
cier.
The kitchen shower given by Mrs
Rosco Hensell for Ipha White was a
success. She will be married Thurs
day 10 Obey Dysaid.
Robert Gettey was buried Friday.
He leaves two sisters and a host of
friends.
Mr.. Henson returned from South
Bend where he has been visiting his
sons, Ralph and Earl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Traves visited
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. kellogg.
Mrs. Maude Spencer and children
OF Valparaiso visited Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Hensell.
Mrs. Dan Hensell and Mrs. John
Kneisley went to Chicago Wednesday.
Mr.. Bishop. the Methodist preach
err gave a talk Sunday to the For
esters. A large crowd was present.
Mrs. Willette White is visiting Mrs.
Blanch Winchell of Stillwell
Mr.. Erfmeyer Of Chicago visited
relatives here Monday
The Methodist Aid society meets
Wednesday with Mrs. Albert Helt.
Mrs. Frank White is much better.
Mrs. Claude Barton and Mrs. Keith
line are visiting in Chicago.
Mrs. Grover Graft returned from
Sullwell, where she has been visiting
her parents
Guy Holmes spent Wednesday in
Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-09
CHURCHES WILL HELP
TO BOOST CHAUTAUQUA

South Bend churches will make an
effort 20 swell the sale OF tickets for
the Redpath chautauqua TO be held
here in July.
This was the decision reached at a
Lpecial meeting OF the ministerial as
ISOLATION at the y. VI. G.. A. Monday
morning. Subscription cards VIII be
distributed in the churches next sun
day and a special meeting OF the as
ISOLATION has been called 20 be held in
two weeks when reports OF the results
viii be made
IL is hoped that 400 tickets can be
sold 60 South Bend Church-goers. The
matter was taken up In the churches
last year, the majority OF the tickets
disposed OF having been sold in that
method. According 20 j. @. Ames. Y.
NJ. @. a secretary 500 more tickets
must be sold 20 guarantee payment Of
the fund for bringing the entertain
ment here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-09
WALKERTON.

Miss Bernice Black OF Chicago is a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ryder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Slyder have
returned from two weeks visit with
relatives in Troy. Ohio.
Grant Baugher and Nichols La Fa-
Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Quigg and Mrs. Gertie
Granger OF South Bend visited last
week with their father. John Pritz.
Mrs MOrehouse and daughter,
Leah, OF Mishawaka were here to at
tend Decoration day services and re-
NAMED over Sunday with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harvey will
leave Tuesday for a two weeks visit
with the formers parents at Wabash.
Ind.
A delegation OF about so from this
place attended the Honeywell meet
ing at Argos Friday evening.
Mrs Murray Woodland and two
children of Airport, N Y, are visit
ing with Mrs. Woodlands parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Noblit.
Mrs. James Mcdaniel. who has been
i'll several months with rheumatism,
is improving so that she is able TO
walk out into the yard.
w. II. Bentley OF Newton, Iowa.
-
Bentley. last week.
w. d. Mcdaniel bought back the
meat market he formerly owned OF G..
Thompson, taking possession last
week.
Mrs. Angie Jones of Ocala, Fla. is
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs
Charles McCarty.
Mrs. ]. p. Barnhart is visiting rela-
tives in Elkhart.
George Bentley was in Logansport
the latter part Of the week on &C
count Of the severe illness Of his
mother. He reports his mother some
what improved.
The corner stone OF the new school
house was laid Thursday afternoon
with appropriate exercises.
Mrs Rhoda Miller died at her home
in Garrett May %. She was a pioneer
of Walkerton, having lived here for
AZ years, moving 10 Garrett in No
vember, last year. She was a charter
member of the Presbyterian church
of which she was an active and de-
voted member Her husband, a son
and a daughter survive, Jay f. Mil
Ter OF Garrett and Mrs. Maggie Lott
of Teegaroen Funeral services were
held at the Presbyterian church in
this place Monday and interment was
in Williams cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-09
PARKVIIIE.

Mrs. Sherman and daughter. Paul
inc. of Chicago are visiting Mrs
Pierce Carr.
Mrs. Charles Felker Is at Three
Rivers visiting her daughter, Mrs
Guy Greig, for a few days.
Mrs. Pierce Carr, hire sister-in-law,
Mrs sherman, and daughter, Pauline,
were Kalamazoo visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Bertha Schoonmaker was in
Kalamazoo Monday.
Mrs. Norm Gearhart went TO Mar
cellus Tuesday to visit for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Freese and
daughter. Irene. visited at the home
Of Frank Burns in Mendon Sunday.
Mrs George Kroner and mother
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Fair
Tuesday.
Louis Fair is critically i'll at his
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Shoemaker
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Freese and
Clyde Maystead motOred to Vicks-
burg Wednesday evening.
Dr. and Mrs. Barninger of Mendon
were Parkville callers Monday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Stofflet and lit
tie daughter, Gean, were Mendon cal
lers Saturday evening, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lake and son,
James and wife, and daughter, Paul
inc. were Mendon visitors Sunday
Mrs. Clarence Patterson of South
Bend. is visiting her husbands rela-
tives. Charles Patterson, of this place.
Mrs Charles Patterson and sons
wife. Mrs. Clarence Patterson, of
South Bend are visiting at the home
Of John Detwaters for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. J. Barnab bee of
Charlotte visited relatives here Sun
day.
Lewis Lake of Three Rivers visited
his brother Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lake motored
TO SchoOlcraft Saturday evening for a
short visit with relatives returning
Sunday.
Children's day exercises will be
held Sunday evening, June 21. The
committee in charge are Mesdames
Charles Davis, f. NJ. Freese and H.
z. Bondeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fisk and son,
Ray, visited friends at Three Rivers
Saturday.
w. c. HUFF Of Kalamazoo spent Sun
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-09

day with his parents. George HUFF
and wife.
Misses Eva and Marjorie Creig re-
turned 10 their home in Three Riv-
ers Sunday after short visit with
their grandparents.
Miss Nadene Miller, Louise Car
man and Goldie Slider attended field
day at Centerville Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Doan and son.
Horace, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar HUFF.
John Salisbury OF Lansing was in
town on business Monday.
Lloyd Lane returned TO Three Rfv-
ers Monday after an absence OF about
ten days on account OF illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams were
Vicksburg callers Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-09
LAkEVILLE.

Delbert Neddo and Miss Mary
Gunderson were united in marriage
Saturday, June s.
Darwin Baker is here visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Baker OF
near Lakeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Riddle visited
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Baker. of near Lakeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Riddle visited
the latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Riddle. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jud Moore were in
Culver Sunday visiting the latter
sister.
Mrs. DR.. Moore Of North Liberty is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. F. A.
Barley.
Mrs. John Moore Of South Bend
was here Sunday
A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiley Chen Sunday, June Z.
Walter Morris has been Ill for sew
eral days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Reed were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. IrVin Ran
stead Sunday.
]. G. Seller Of South Bend was in
town on business Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-09
PLYMOUTH.

Ralph Leonard gave a dinner party
in honor Of James Stevens. an old
friend and chum, at his home on y.
Michigan st. and 1 o'clock. Those
present were Harry LamsOn and
Charles Miller, Harry Knott, the doc
tor: Clifford Burkett, the dentist;
Ralph Leonard, the undertaken;
James Stevens. the preacher, and
Frank Southworth, the tombstone
man. This crowd OF boys werefchums
in Plymouth about IA years ago and
have turned out to represent these
different businesses. This is the first
time they have been together for
about ten years and every one enjoyed
the reunion.
F1Oy Estella Leonard. daughter of
william Leonard. and a former Ply
mouth girl, was married TO James Egg
bert Hankins at Indianapolis on June
.. The wedding was attended by the
brides sister, Mrs. John T. Ham Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-09
NAY IoIN EI.kS

WASHINGTON. June president
wilson today told Senator Hollis OF
New Hampshire that II the Mexican
situation cleared mp by next Monday
he would join the Elks In their annual
field day exercises at Manchester next
MOndav
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-09

since the church was built that the
conference Will not be held. Fifty
years ago the second Sunday Of June.
Elder II. d. Reed. then a young man.
but prominent as a speaker, preach
ed the dedicatorY sermon
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Q(bgei
Ut bic Sriii fir bic lintcrbrsitnng
uon @irtbidafts'e 'eiJens.slppli.
fationen.

Mit bem geitrieen Gage lit oie ge.
icblide 6riit fiir Die ginreifling non
8irthidafts. .Si5ens.g .gpplifationen nb.
gelniiien uil0 mie ans oem gureall
Der Gi5ens.aomuliiidre beriftct ipirb,
betragt Die 3abl Der glpplifationen
mebr als 1900. 3uiihen ieet nno
Dem 5. Ropember, 3tpei Gage nah
Dem @abItag, iperSen Die aortnlii.
idre Ole Cite Der erfoIarei6en s(ppIi.
fanten iertig itellen itno iie am 5. 8o.
pember peroiientli9en. 0as neue
SBensjabr beginnt am "a. Touem.
Der.
Sdmmtlifc @irtbe bon Samilton
Goitntp, peIdlc jest 2i5enien beiisen,
babeu lpieber glppIitationen cinge.
reidt, ebenio boben orei @irthe, Die
ibre 2i5enien lestes Sabr perfnliten,
pon Reuem lirn iolde nahgeiudt un6
stuar Ben. Wade, Bomb Sill; 2ouis
SSsohnen, @ain. nabe Court SiraBe.
uno slbolpb 2eppert, Cartilage uno
Gbrmun glpemie. 8m. Giner, 6.
i,no @aIniit StraBe, Der iit IN Gu.
ropa beiinoet lno uegen bes 2,iegg.
ausbruds niht redJtseitig Suriifteb.
rem fonute, hat ieine slpplitation
ourt einen beuolm6dtigten Igenten
Interbreitet.
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Jn(an0 Ge(egrap6
Ser @abrbeit bic Gbre.
8afIagtere Der ,p pt 8 8 q nj"
betlagen btt @erOffent-
li6pno BON n G 3.
neuropGif den 9es
rihtentnoe oeraue.
ritunii6en
greIe.

Rep gprt, Is. Septem5er.
Cine 9lnsabl quTagiere beS oor Rots
teroam eingetroffenen 0anpfers
.9otsoum" baben, ebe lie bpn goro
sinaen, cine GrtIdrunq abgefaBt uno
untersei6nst, in peIaer pcrii4ert
pirb, buB Iie pG6renb ibres 9(ufent.
6ults in 0cuti9Iano iopphl pou ben
8eamten tpie duh BON 9u6litum i'm
9tugemsirsn auf bas 66fli3ite nnb sus
portpmmenoite bebanoeIt purosr.
nDir betlagen auf's 5iefite", 10
beiBt es in Der Grtldruno meter rbie
Gtellungnabme eines aroBcn 5beiIS
Ser ameriiuuifchen 9reiIe, bic Nerib-
te aus europa oer0ffentliht, Die tpie
urg istr nobI bsfanrt 1T, purteiii4
uno abTolut irrefiibrenO iino,"
6rieoe in Si6t,
g8oibiretor, .. g., 10. Sept
Iraiioeut @iIiou purOe am 3ienstag
Sapou beua6rihtigt, oub Die lluiteO
Oeine @orfers lid, nit ben oorGGllii.
aen'goridIdgeh, Die pom BrGitOenten
btrtii6tli6 Der geilegung bes glus-
iIunbeS in Colorado Dor @o6enfriit
unterbreitet murber, eiuoeritanoen
erflart baben. Die 9ergiperfsbeiiser
Iaben ictueit nod nidts BON fG 10.
rem laiien.
SSn Dem Sdrreiben Der Grefutiobe.
amten Der llniteo Deine @crfers an
ben Iraiibenten miro benlerft, bob
Die 9ersIcute ii6 init ben ibnen III.
terbrsiteten gori6laseu sur Serbe,.
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2oial 8eri4t.
Go,s,,tas
Ginbet bic Gdfteiniesmns fir bic nsne
SdJuls Der ct. WeOrsiaS 1smsinOe
itatt.

am gppntas Nadjntittas iinSct Sie
feirriihc gditeinleglmg fiir Die neue
Gtule Itatt. ipclfe Die ct @eorgiiis
@emcinoe nit einem aoitenauiuono
bon uahesn 100000 auiiiibren labt.
Tie gditeinieglnl9 iiir 0as neue Sc.
bauoc al Der Calhoun urb Seioto
Strabe, miro bonn proDii5ial gerp
Gcy. Glieen @irtermnnn, 8. Z. Wt..
roIl5ogen iperoen im6 Die ,Scitpre6igt
bdlt Mer. SSiaSore @erfamp, G.iS.al,
BON 6cr ct. Stepbnnus Stride in Sa.
milton, g., pabrerO ais sSeItrebner
%ifter " u. Gcogbesan gepomen
IpcrSen it,
Ier GflieinIegun9 miro Gin ieier'
liter llrlSiis Dorouigebcu. oil Weldem
lid ore ct. SSobanues 9titter, Die Sta.
t5olifden Ritter bon Chic nmo ole
autholiidlen Ritter bon glInerifa, sic
UiitglieSer bes aatboliifen 56riter.
crocrs. ionic bie pcrihieOeuen Der.
cine Der @emeinbe 6eibeiligen iueroeu.
SSm 9lnidIuB au Sic Gditeinleguis
pernniidltet Die @emeinoe nod einen
gajar. Der nm Montag ieiuen gluiahg
nimnt mo hret Gage ipabren miro
Ger erite slbeno Sicies Ga;or$, Der in
Ger Sd.ulboIle itattiinoet lit ais
sSoriter.abcnA anberaunt lDoroen uno
ols officer Of TIE oap" ilnnirt &err
,Snmes !. eaiep. Dem oie Gbiei 9ian.
GERS Der idnmiIiten bieiieen Sole
oeS Groens aur Seite iteben lDerDen.
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auSlan0 ; Ue(egrap(.
Gebr enersiin
Rebet Der beutfde @sfdGftstras.r III
pstins NIT Der 6ineiiitsn
Rssierung.
Weil iie bas aanben Don japaniIhsn
Gruppsn auf 4insiii6sm
@sbiet seitottsts.
Die eriten S6armiiBeI 3tpiiden 9eiits
ideh uno Sapunern am
aanpe.


6 Fl Wo, Probin5 S6an Sun,
China, 13. Sept, Oia peting Is. Sept.
gu Dem eriten 3uIammeuitoB 5ipii@en
osuiI6sn uuO japanii6en 3ruppeu an
aanb fam ss am SpnRtas Worgen,
aIs rerifiepsne i6arfs GspldntsI 8pi.
iAsr ben OeiOsrIsitigsH 9Orpoftsn itatts
funben.
Gbe es gu Oieien 8Orpoitsngsfs6ten
fam, flOg Elm Osutides 2ufti6iif iiber
bic SsgsrO. Die Sapansr feusrtsH auf
bas auftififf, Obne es jsbu4 gu trsfs
fen.
Gtpu % Weilen n0rbli8 Don bier
ioa ii4 cine aHIe6nIide iapanii6s
5ruppsnma8t befinben.
Cine 9speI9e aus Dsis5iir go
Meilen norbpeitIi9 BON aiauti4Ou)
mtlost, OaB bort am SOnntas 80
Wam iapaniiter Sruppen einsetrof'
fen iinO.
Der bsuti4e Gei9Gftstrdgsr in pss
fling, Baron BON WaIbun. bat oas
9luslpGrtise Qtmt bena4rittist, oab
ieine Resieruns ii6 bas Re4t uorbes
bdlt, nit China iopobl jeBt iuis aud
in Der 3utunft mad Gutadtsn gu
psrfabrsn, neil China ii4 eis
rss Nsutralitdtsbruhs fdulbig ses
ma6t bat, inbem es bas 2anb.n bon
iapuniifen 9rupppsn auf 4ineiii4sm
9ebist geitattsts, obiton bieie 9rups
pen na9 aiautI6ou beitimmt paren.
Die Deutide Rssieruns Behalf ii9
ferner ous Re5t DOR Gntfasiounsen
fir 9srluIte sin5utrei6sn. bic iie ios
pobl pie au9 bsuti6e uutertbanen
burd bisIss 9erbaltsn Gbinas srleis
ben iollten.
Der beliti6e GeiddftstrGger felt
bic 9sbauptitns Der GbinsieH in abs
rebe. bub ss ii4 I'm siHsu analosen
San 5u Der seIesentIid bes ruifif9
iapaniidsn arieses berri6enben Sis
iuatiOn banoelt. CT bebauptet, baB
China offi5isa bic 0rsrDbsrunS
Der aampf3one bate antiiHbisen fol-
len, ebs bic Sapaner Ianoetsn, oamit
ben SeItIdsn 9eIsssnbeit sebptsn
porbsn ipdrs, ebenfaGs bas betreffsnos
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