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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-08-03
FARM IMPROVEMENT NOT
CONFINED TO FILLING Of
THE SOIL, SAYS EXPERT

power wherever he is hauling load
to town or returning home. He can
easily haul twice as much over .
good road, and do it in half the
time that it takes on a bad road
and with much less worry to the
team
We have an ideal country here in
Arizona with a hard natural road
bed, over which to construct good
roads, and l hope that our organiZa
ton will continue to promote their
improvement.
Another Improvement on the farm
IS the use of tried and proven labor
saving machinery; such as the hay
rake, the hay loader, the gang pillow,
the self binder. the mower and many
other proven machines that greatly
lessen the hard labor on the farm
and enable the farmer to get along
with much less hired help. The
progressive farmer should also see
to it that improved cOnveniences
are furnished in the house. as well
out doors. to lessen the labor of his
faithful wife
Besides these prime essentials that
have mentioned for the improve
ment of the farm ! think the farm
ers ought to get together and pay
more attention to bipartisan poll =
tics in our country, state and ma =
ton. The question of party politics
should not influence us in the least
when it comes to voting on local
and state matters.
It would be great Improvement
for our country to have a fence law
enforced for the protection of on,
growing crops. When the country
was almost entirely occupied by
stOckmen, there was no demand for
such a law; but now that conditions
are changed, and the land has been
taken up. and occupied by farmers a
new fence law is very much needed
to be enforced to protect our growing
crops
There Is no justice in allowing
range stock to roam at will to de-
stroy the results of the farmers toll
and expenditure. Every man who
owns stock should keep it confined
within his own fields and not allow it
to destroy the crops of his neigh
bors. This is a well established law
in all the older states
Another Improvement which our
association ought to inaugurate is
the destruction of noxious weeds like
thistle. johnson grass, teasel. burr,
etc. There is already a law on our
statute books to that effect but no
attention is paid to it.
The state of Arizona is the latest
addition to our grand union and
many of her laws are in crude and
chaotic condition, and may need
changing from time to time. as cir
cumstances require
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-08-03
MOOSE
WILL HAVE FEED
Wednesday Night Will Go
Down in History Of the
Local Lodge as Greatest
Mulligan Night Ever
Held

The Moose Mulligan. on Wednes
gorgeous affairs of its kind thar has
ever Teen given in the city. In re-
Spouse to an invitation extended 10
the Mesa lodge, that organization
announced its intention of attending
the affair in a body, and in addition
to this every local Moose will take
his wife or sweetheart to the affair.
A meeting of the committee was
held Yesterday to perfect the final
plans 1t was found that there are
plenty of birds, in fact there are
scads of them obtained by the mem
bers of the two Moose gun clubs.
The birds are in cold storage and will
be in prime shape for the stew by
the time Moose Guenther who is 10
have sole charge of that important
feature is ready to start brewing
the savory mixture.
Jack McMorris has been appointed
committee of one to attend to the
refreshments, other than the Multi
gan He will make the punch and
lemonade and superintend the dis
tribution of it on the night of nights
Moose Thompson, Walton and Hill
debrand were appointed a committee
to look after the reception of the
ladies'.
The entertainment that has been
provided is diversified and interest
ing There will be a couple of mum
bers by the professional talent of the
Columbia Alden's orchestra and AL
denis band will be on hand to dis
pense harmony. and these will be as
sisted after Riverside park closes for
the night by Ben Massie's orchestra.
There will be a number of short
talks by prominent members of the
order.
This is in no sense an open meet
ing. 1t is an occasion reserved en-
tirely for the members of the order
and their ladies.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-08-03
The Empress

With the performance this evening
one of the best bills of vaudeville
ever seen in the city will close a
weeks engagement. Those who have
not as yet had an opportunity to do
SO should by all means pay the house
a. visit Aside from the three acts
and three reels of excellent pictures
there is the Empress orchestra of
five pieces which will shortly be the
talk of the town. The management
VIII soon spring n pleasant surprise
that IS sure to meet with instant an
proval along the musical line. The
Dallas Comedy Four, the feature act
on this weeks bill. undoubtedly de-
serve the place, for a better all
around singing bunch as RESPECTS
harmony. has not put in an appear
ance. The two other turns have
made good and everybody is salts
fed. The new movies are well worth
While. and one very interesting sub
Ject Is that of Simple Electrical EN-
petiments." This film is purely sci
eLtific, but while illustrations
make it perfectly plain in every
way, it is one of the most alb
sorbing photoplays shown at the
Empress.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-08-03
The Lions Bride

This famous Eclectic release is a
two-reel feature, in which Emma
Destinn, the great opera prima donna,
takes the leading role The Lions
Bride" is the program lead at the
Lamara today. The picture is ex-
tremely sensational, especially the
last scenes which depict the lions
tearing into pieces the garments of
the woman off whom they have made
their breakfast. Unrequited love is
the cause of her martyrdom. She
goes in her bridal dress to the cage
of the lions and willingly takes the
consequences of her act. The last
part of the program is two-reel
comedy, THE Conquest of Claire,
which is a corker, from all stand
points. The full Pathe program at
the Lamara on Sundays is drawing
the crowds There is always some
thing doing at the Lamara
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-08-03
Adventures of kathlyn

The slogan, Read it in The Re-
publican, and see it at the Arizona"
yesterday resulted in large crowds
going to see the latest adventure of
the wonderful young woman, Kath-
Ign Williams, who is the leading film
actress for the great Los Angeles
studios of the Selig Polyscope COM
pany The series is gradually draw
ing to a close, but the interest in the
pictures does not abate. Besides the
adventures" the program contains a
Cissy Fitzgerald Vitagraph. The
Ladies' War" that is a scream of a
comedy by the little woman who was
for many years the queen of Ameri-
can condolences. A Biograph, Her
NeighbOrs Next Door" completes the
bin.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-08-03
ADJUSTMENTS
A Throne at Stak Ike

The states rights feature that will
be shown by Manager Cavaness at
the Plaza today is "A Throne at
Stake" in which European politics
play most important part. The
story is a thriller from beginning to
the end of the three reels The
costuming of the principals and sup
ports is carried out with great re-
gard to exact detail. Between Two
Fires, a great Lubin war story. is
the second feature, while The Di-
viding Line" is the sixth reel on the
program. The slogan adopted by the
house Every day change and
every day a feature" is resulting in
additional patronage to the house,
especially when it is actually being
lived up to. a change of program
every day, coupled with an exclusive
showing of pictures, is a great thing
for the house.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-08-03
a masterpiece in heart -throbs and
hair raising situations

a masterpiece in heart throbs and
hair raising situations.
Leonard & Willard present a sketch
entitled Calling His Bluff" a We
hicle for the Introduction of their
pleasing duo singing numbers, and
also a novelty worked from the
auditorium. rather than the stage.
The Imperial singing pictures will
portray Home, Sweet Home" and
"Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm" of
which the choruses are TO be sung
by the audience.
Marie Wesell is direct from the
English music halls and a sprightly
dancer and singer of quality.
Three reels of new first-run pic
lures, the Pathe weekly and Wade's
orchestra complete the list of enter
tainment, which may be readily re-
oognized as a pleasing combination,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-08-03

Samson. The story of the play
concerns city politics. in which a
young attorney is put through the
test and wins out Pearl White, the
famous Pauline in The Perils." who.
by the way, owns the Crystal COM
pany, will be seen in a rollicking
comedy, while the program is round :
ed out with an Imp drama, The Re-
generation of John Storm"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-08-03
Cleo Madison AGAIN

Beautiful Cleo Madison, who will
be remembered as the most popular
and most beautiful actress that ever
played in Phoenix in stock, is hand-
ling the leading female role in the
Victor two-reel drama, The Acid
Test" the feature at the Regale to-
day. She is supported by j. War
rem Kerrigan, the wonderfully hand
some actor, who made a hit in
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-08-03
Co!umbia's New Show

Beginning tomorrow night, Tues
day, August 4, Walter Montague
sends to the Columbia his thrilling
playlet, THE Warden and the Con-
Wet" and while unlike his New
Chief of Police" it is promised to be
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-08-03

Hire a little salesman at The Re-
publican office. A Want AID will see
more customers than you can.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-08-03
FATHERS FAMOUS STORIES

A patient little mother had Just
tucked her 5-year-old daughter in
bed and was about to leave the room
when the youngster called her back.
Yes. dear" answered the mother.
returning to the bedside, what do
you want"
I'm not very sleepy yet" said the
child, appealingly Wont you tell
me fairy story?"
wait a few minutes, dear replied
mamma, with just a tinge Of hard
ness in her voice. Your father will
soon be home, and he will tell us
both one. "-Philadelphia Telegraph.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-08-03

Days WorKed by city pflsOneFS. .S2UI2
Meals furnished city prisoners. . 3562
Bicycles returned to owners 49,. 81
Prisoners in city Jail July 81, 1914. SO
Police officers on duty July 81 %
Respectfully Submitted
GEORGE o. BRISBOIS,
Chief of Police
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-08-03

Hire a little salesman at The Re-
publican office. A Want Al will see
more customers than you can.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-08-03
POLICE REPORT FOR
MONTH OF JULY
Shows 421 Arrests Were Made i
That Period

During July 421 arrests were made
by the police department of Phoenix,
to the report for that peri
cd prepared by Chief of Police George
O. Brisbois for presentation to City
in full follows:
Arrests and no charges preferred II
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-21
Sampifibs TOtiiier.

ollniteS StateS", Der anfom til
6briitianiano ben IS. os., oil al.
ieile oerira Sen 81. os. og penteS
iaa til Rem 9orf ben 10. 9sop
o5reoerif oen Ottenoe" er aiiei,
let ira Gbriitianiano meo 1909
gasiaaerer ON goro og uentes til
Jieip Dorf ben "a. os. Oil after al.
ieile oeriar Ben 81. os. OF pentes
ina til Gbriitianiano cen 8. 9fop.
vSelIig Olop" afieiler ira Ieip
Dorf | Morsen (22. Oft) o. uenteS
til gbriitioniano Sen 1. Nop.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-21
stiainsen / Nerito.
eHie ltOiiater til 1SrcO.

Zen "A. 0s. inoleoereoe 9enlitia.
no Garran3a til aonpentionen
9(guas Golientes i'm qlnieaning on1
9(iifeo ion Mericos miolertioige
Fr9iioet, o9 9lniegningen bleo
itrefs mootaaet. Sans GiterieI9er
mentes at ifulle bIioe 9lntonio Bill
Iareal. en- al 9illas @eneraIcr. )
oiiicielle areoie i 0ai6ington all.
tog man, at 9illdreal me0 8illas
arig5ma9t til 9lpgitpo uiloe upre
/ StanO til at oprette ,5reo % orc.
neOe Silitanoe / belle Nepnbliffen
llnoer rs. os. meloes uioere ira
aUieriro Gitp, at ale militpre &c.
0ere. oeri6lanot 6ranciseo gilla.
Gmiliano 3apata % 3. 9arran3a.
maa III lpitre aommanoo ira glguas
6nlientes aonoentionen, Der Mite.
nen forIo eiter ct itormenoe Dlsoe
ior lnffeoe Oere erfl9reoe iig at
uGre oen bsieite Wiagt / 2nnoet.
8elegaterne ailagoe so paa, at oe
/ ale Eager - oeri inoDeiattet 9ie.
9erInasiornen % Spggsn1aalet
ON Vrplloentoal8 - olloe rette iig
eiter Observation-Disclosures )
@aar go 0ft.) ifnloc Speres.
maalet ON Regeringsiorm aigsres.
5reurngenoe 3elegater til aonuen.
tionen mener, at Spergsmaalet on
iortiat aamp / Qlerico GitD cr op
% ai9iort.
lln6er 10 os. meloes ui0ere ira
8aibin9ton. at meO minore noget
nioruoiet ifer er 5ienotIie6coerne
/ Qierico enot. San oil um0erItstte
en6oer iom BELT proDiioriIf Reae-
ring, iom 6en rationale aonoention
1 9lguas 9alientes opitiller. -
9illa ia9oe, at ban life uiloe 6eie
iig for Garran3a iom propiioriif
9rgiioent. men ban bar bis poa, at
ban life piloe bIipe palgt. Gen al.
minoeliae 5oritaaelie er. at Garrnn.
"a life ielo snifer at bIipe oaIgt
ior0i ban snifer at pGre fri Mano
iaa ban fan laoe iig title iom
gr9ioentfnn0ioat ga gilla Sen.
bna 9fiten nrriuerebe. paftes Der
9enaitelie aonpentionen angaa-
enOe bans Seniiat, men On ban tai
te til aonoentionen, ipanot ale 9e.
tGnfeIi16eoer. Gen. 9illn iogoe, at
ban fom Tor at iorpligte iig iii at
unoeritette, 6ba0 aonpentionen
maatte ioretage, og ior at nilGage
lin 60 oerpaa. iaa ingen nogen
5inoe ifuloe funne iiee, at ban BAR
upotriotiif. Saa mootoges ban
meO en- Storm al 9iiaib, og oo ban
iioen omiaoneoe General Sbregon,
bleo SorIamIinsen belt eIleoilO. 0a
9illa iioen igen, tiIliae meo aIle
8eleaaterue, Ifreo fit Rapn paa
oa fpsieoe Oct mericanife 8Iae,
brso en- M gifalbsitrsm lss.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-21

@n sitrisif lluOerpauOsbaaO ifal
upre ituot t Spnf al en- iranif
arpoier / 9Ioriater6aDet.
I'll M Moraen / Dag - IN
tet 9lpt al 9etnoning. Saaro Stamp,
men ingen oGientlig 6oranoring
Stillingen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-21
Sil Gala.

Gn 90 slcres sSarm buorai en-
Del er oponrfet. 9ieiten Sfop meo
gooe 9psninger og goo 9eIissen.
beo q @il ira llltb. stirfe er paa
@runo al gsosiaIo til SnIg al
Wirs. Sens @aoien, sft. I, 2ucf,
@is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-21
Gm oamif slaater.

Gn npperIia 9(nleoning buoes ior
en- oanif Sloeter en- e'p paa 1000
bporai mango onnife. Sun cen
,Wleat Mnrfet" for 5ioen.
Sfrip til
Sarlnn giationnl gant,
Sorfon, ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-21

WV II. LII. ~ " IluIiE ~ s0uBl
er ser fs6t 1900 Seite / 93ar0iItrif
tet til 9rug oen brittle Sgr. Se
itene bleD fsbt al 9leprpientante,
for Den brittle 9iegerina og ifaI
ienOes oper CANADA.
Blot al 9iotter. 20 9ern. tilbs
renoe 2loam alugbert8 Manfato
Qlinn., bleu iorleoen 9lat blot al
9otter, meOenS Oe loa % iob. gn
lille 9ige paa TO gGnr bleD blot
6ingrene paa begae SGnOer. oo
benoes ire 9far gamIe 9rooer blep
blot / 9(niigtet.
Observation-Disclosures 0}ooiion,
@is9 iom er fommet ira Snoita-
terne, er 6lepet eniae ON at noe en-
Collar bber til Snofbb al en- 9n1s
9onluIo og inoIeoes lette noaet al
9proen, iom arigen neofsrer. Stu.
oenterne oil ogioa 6oloe op meo at
6rige Silfeitremper.
0it. 9osien I llobruo. 9leooine,
Gol., II. Oft. Z @nar ife0e Ser
otter ct llobrno ira Mount 9osien,
oct rs. 9frffen iioen Soraarct
5oruo ior llobrrooet aif ct Soro.
ifGlp, iom isltes BELT 90rbeoen
al 9pen Wiontgomerp Greet. iom
Ii9aer Is Wfil ira 0Elfanen.
95loe6ranoe / @isconiin. g9iscon.
fin baooe / SnlL 9fnqit oq Sep.
tember 769 sSl6ebranOe, iom meo.
ierte ct Cab al $tf49,f76, oplp.
ier 9ranomari6aaen : De iamme
Maane0er / 1913 par Der 664 81
oebranoe, iom oolote ct gienooms.
tob al St,044,tt0. Mus og Ipno-
itiffer ooIote ire al S16e6ranoene.
9etielfalif. SomeS Callahan, Ger
6ao0e arbeioet nosle Gage iom
Srrifer ior @iIliam Sultan oeo
@ranuillc, q. 9af.. bIcD bctalt meo
en- Gbecf, iom 100 pna $50. San
foronoreoe oen til 5000 oa 6G-
oeoe Genaene en- 9nnf 9nen
San blep ienere arrcitcret. oa man
ianot pad BAN npiten lle Eenaene
9fntallet al Observation-Disclosures /
q. 0of. er / s6et iioite Mar oofiet
ira 81 til 63, oplnier Nils Min.
ME 9uolong. Der er Statsbibliote.
far. Snn Diier lin glarsberetning
pioere, at 1870 9eger blep loont
/ Statsbi6Iiotefet, oa at al Dem
6leb fin 81 life leberet tilbage, nag
tet Staten life iorIanger @aranti
Gngelif Suiiraget. GbriItobeI
@anf6urit 0atter al Dirs. emma
Honf6lrrit iom al oet engeIife 9oli.
ii er betrnatet for at pGre en- al DC
iarligite WiIitont. Suffraeetter, fcm
til 0ep 9orf oen IA. os. ineo Gam.
peren D5inIano4 os iaeoe, oct bar
ben6es aat at beisae Chicago. Slere
al oe IeSenoe Stemmeretsfoinoer +
Chicago flyer, De bill life babe no.
get meo 6enoe at gsre.
3anif.amerifonIf Gage 800. Or.
Sbomas 9opeion, en- San 6ran.
cisco uel fenot og beit aniet oonif
2pge, er of9aoet oeo Gsoen, rant
al ct Slagtilfnloe. San bar 50 aor
gammel. Snns 9Ggteifab bar bsrn.
lsit, og bans Suitrn Ssoe for ON.
trent fem 9(ar IiSen San oberlepes
al Ell 9rooer, 9lpotefer gopeIen /
Snn Srociseo, og en- Ssiter Ger
Dor Samburg.
Spinet1pe, 20 iremmeoe Wnno
fsrte en- 0ae inc til Geonr Sails, ,sso.,
meo ct 29s Spin, ion oe iolete.
De mootoe en- Gbeef paa 500 oa
lit Bengene uobetalt | en- 0anf.
Da De bar Serb meo at forIooe
gpen, Itanoiebe ToIitiet Dem og
iaeOe, at gorameIteren snifebe at
tale meo Dem. ltnoer Qanpen, iom
opItoo, fog oe 51usten. De baboe
ItiaaIet Spinene fra en- 6ormer
nrr Sesiup oa fsrt belle glatten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-21
lproen ruunt.

gtD llaIlelllt Trl1sllllllllter. Ya
ris, IA. Oft. Sra 9iom telegraieres
at General 3upeQi er u0nuunt I'll
General @ranois @itermanO ion
arigSminiiter.
Spiten / 9iuSlano. 8etrogra0,
Is. September. 5ielge MeOoelelie
ira sSnoenrigsminiiteren uogpri
2taret5 9eituobptte I 9iuslano oper
0iillioroer @uO.
Song aarl biiettes. 9ufareit,
uia 9on0on, t6. Oft. Song aarl
al 9fumGniens 9iipttelie fanOt
Steo 6er / @aar Morges, % iene-
re pao 8ogen 6enitilleoes aiiten
Den gnnle aat6eOrol / Gurtea &c
2lrgen / @alac6iet.
0preret paa Saiti. Sap &oitien
Saiti Is. Oft. 9pr6rerne paa
6aiti bar urnoet en- SER oDer 9le-
8eringstropperne I 9fGr6eoen al
@imonaoe paa 9torofpiten. 9rpii-
oentens trooper trrffer Jig til.
6a9e benimoo @rono Nfibiere Nm
ore 9ieoeringstropper retirerer moo
Slap Saitien.
20 9riter ifuot 9ulgorien. 9on-
oon t6. Oft. Sra 9ufareit telc-
arafereS til 9felters 8ellegram-
bureau:
Set brittle @arlamentsmeolem
Noel Burton % bans 9rooer, ,9bar.
les 9f. Burton. iom opbolot iig /
gnlgnrien ior at fonierere on Bull
gariens Stanopunft me0 6enipn
til ari9en, blep @aar ifuOt al
en- ling -Gprf, @ahel Sasian. O}or-
Oeren, iom lige uar fommet ira
Salonifi, arreitereoes. Sans 9as
onr paategnet i aonitaatinopel ben
26. September.
Gn ioenif Sfueipiaerinoe br0not
libel. @n ubp9aelig SGnoelie ino-
trai Slntnin9en al forrige ll9e,
ifrioes Der Den 30. Sept, / Stocf.
bolm, ioet en- ung SfueipillerinOe
pe0 ySe6ra 5eatern4 Srf. 9llice
Sarsion bleU iaa aluorlig ior6rGnot
at bun faa elmer efter ai9if neO
0eoen.
lllpffen inotroi ILL., o93att. ON
Gitermiooagen ben0es Stem. 6un
uor peo at renie @anoifer meO
9en8ilL iomtioig itoo en- aoiiefan-
oe ooer SlOen, % iom 5elge al
@ennemtruf ilog 9Slammerne no
% antGnote 9en5inen.
s ct glu itoo ben ulpffelige unge
Game 6lommer.
WiorOiaoen / Saraiepo. 30 al
@rin8ips Meoifploiae par bereot
til at mproe 1ronieIgeren.
Saraiepo, pia 9iom II. Oft. 9ln-
flageiagen MOB @aprilo 9rin3ip,
Grfebertlg 6ran8 5eroinanos og
Sertiginoen al Sobenbergs @ior.
Der, og Here al bans meoifploi9e,
iortiattes 9a9.
5orunOerieeelien moo Brin8ip er
niiIuttet. Brin5ip peogif, at oe9om-
Der og 9fepoIuere, iom 6enDtteoes,
par nooelt al Ell Monr 9ionn
Sits, Der qr iiotet ion leoifploia
1a oet fsrite 6orieg pda at OrGbe
Sronislgeren mislpffeocs, tilltoo
Irin8ip, at ban perionlig 6dooe al
fpret Oe or9benoe Sflto.
20 al oe iiateOe @rabe8 oeOn-
brilopic tilitoo, at oct ogiaa bonoe
opret oeres Seniigt at nlproe Sron'
ieIeerparret. Sltic tilitoO uuoer ct
arpoSfor6er, at ban 6npoe opret
0elt1ti1 aomplottet.
Staliens lloenriasminiiter oeo.
Rom, II. Oft, lloenri0sniiniiter
Morqlis 9(ntonio 81 San @inli-
nno 6eoe / @aor eftermiOOag al
en- Siertcipgoom.
Preniierminiteren Sienor So-
lonora, oil onertoge lloenrigsmini.
iterportefeliiIlen mioleriioig.
San @uiIianos Sngoom tiltraf
iig International Opmrrfionrbeo
ona @runo al StalienS tpipliomne
Soolnnina oper for oe frigfsrenor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-21
% glarg.

.Qiaater Sen aioeOe @}iniiter par
aniet iom tpifuenlig, og ban oar
imoo De 8emonItrationer, iom fore.
fom ilere Steoer / Stolieu til 6or-
oel for Sc 9nliereoe eQer egentlig
moo gitrio.
San @uiliono par fo0t 1852.
San fprte Sen italienife gelega.
ton oeo oen internationale parla.
mentariife aongres Jon 6oloteS /
5or6in0elie meo geroensuoitillin-
gen ct. 2ollis 1904.
llOitillin9staarnet / 0}almo 6lpit
ne0 Qfalmg, 28. September. Zen
orfanagtige Storm, ser 7og bar
raiet ooer Soerrig, bar nnrettet
tore 2oeIpg9elier paa Sen 6altiifa
lloitillings 5errpn, 6por 6l. a. Ia.
get paa oct beie ll0iti(ingstaarn er
blpit ne0.
9lQereoc oeo Citizen aneoe man
al 1aorncts Doloiomne Suingnin.
ger at Gaget piloe blpie al 9a
daren par ooer6un9enoe, renlne-
oes 9l0miniitrationslofalerne ogAe-
itanrationerne, Der iteoer lige op
til Sonrnet og ct piotItrnft 0mroa-
De onfrtg ielOe 8narnet blep az
ippret. Ser iolgtes Oo9 Itaoi1 Bill.
letter til set eprige lloitillin9ster.
r9n.
Sra set npbnte Ei6spunft 6eup.
9eoe 1oarnet iia oGIoige Sping.
ninger, ser tiltog Stprfe, ilere
@anee le6iaget al en- iterf, bragen-
De 9po. @n M9ngoe 6a9iten rasle.
Sc neo, oa al. 3,54 ltnrteoe Iag.
itolen neo moo Spooeit meO ct url-
0igt 9rag % fnuite 5oloet en-
gel acknowledgements 9frfooer %
5ropper 9ietning al Gentralgaar-
oen.
g8initon G6urc6ill ON ariaens
Sang o9 @}aaI. 5 ct Snteruiem iof
nplig meO aorreiponoentelt til ct
italienif 9lao uotalte 0lr. G6ur.
cbill
vsf6nt Ser enOnu life 6ar fllnOet
nogen oigpren0e aomp Steo
meo Den tpife 6laooe, fan oi life
oeIto minOre gln0e oS Deo li9e iaa
tort 6erre0emme til Ses, Iom ON
Der 6dpoe illnoet en- iaooan aamp
Ste0. @l6ens Mlnoing er iulo.
itunoiat 6Ioferet. og neoens 1pif.
lan0s San0el er op6ert % 6ilfers.
lerne til Spiflano lammeOe, fort-
9ttes 6ritiif Snoieriel % 5nOu.
itri u0en 9librpoelie. 9lfoelinger
paa SuiiuOer al 0i9pO transpor.
teres ober 6aoet fulo Sifferbeo
9i itoler fulOt og iait paa, at
pi oil oire Dor iiOlte 3aler % iIO.
ite 0tano ior at naa oct.
Som 6eloe al Den iranife 69rs
ooeror0entlige Eapperb1o, Guslano3
llpentet burtige araftanirengelie,
SerbienS @ioo % @nergi % 9it
rigs tore 9te0erlag, er Stillingen
peo Slutninaen al f6rite Nfaaneo
lan9t ounitigere emo ri bapOe pen.
tet for ben s. eler 8. 0taaneo.
@aaenOe no ira ct Oper6erreogm.
me til Ses neIten 6orbolo TO til
cen bill oet nunprenoe Sfi6sbDg.
ningsprogram eipe os en0nu itsrre
sSoroel / 2sbet al ct 9lor meo sen.
inn til De me9tieite Sfibe, Ser no.
gen Sinoe er lsbet al Stobelen.
Ipiflano lnnes M at 6ape lat
line p0erlte ar9iter inO; men 9fts'
lano og gnsIano be9pnoer isrit
M, og 2ebet al ct balot 9(ar oil
en- Million brittle fribilliec SolOa.
ter opre SIoen, isrt iammen ira
oHe 0ele al 8eroen al Dor 5l1aoe.
0enne ari9 mao orone
Guropas Sort efter ma.
tionaIe 2inier, frigere
d acerne, genoprette % a.
ttonernes Snte9ritet %
fremfoloe en- 2ettelie
oen ntoaIelige Sinit-
ningsbproe."
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