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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-08-01
GRAPEVINE men
QUARREL, PUTT
SHOOTING GREEN
Constable Receives Three
Charges of No. 6 Shot
in Back. l..

Fed Green, aged 40, is at his hcT'a
near Grapevine, suffering frsm three
gunshot wounds inflicted by Tom
Putt, aged So, who is in Jail at Sheri-
dan, awaiting the outcome of Green s
wounds.
The. shooting occurred yesterday
morning about 8 O'Clock, five miles
south of Grapevine, where both men
Green and Putt met yesterday
morning and renewed their quarrel,
Putt attacking Green, who is con-
stable OF the township, with a spade.
Byst anders interfered, and Putt left
the scene. According to reports of
the affair reaching here, he secured
shotgun. and when he met Green a
short while later, he declared, give
got you, now" and threw the fowling
piece to his shoulder.
Green turned and ran, three
charges of No. shot lodging in his
back Putt threatened to kill others
of the family, but was arrested about
noon and aiken to Sheridan.
DR.. Capel picked 76 Shot from
Green's back, but number still re-
main. He was reported to be doing
we'll last night. and it is believed he
will soon recover.
are engaged in farming, and was the
outcome of an old quarrel.
Both men married daughters OF W.
w. Harrington, well-known resi-
dent of the Grapevine neighborhood.
Putt is the father of one child,
while Green has several children.
The ORIGIN of the trouble is not
known here,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-08-01
Elaborate Preparations Be-
ing Made to Maintain
Peace in Haiti,
DISARMING OF THE
PEOPLE CONTINUES
Admiral Caperton Reports Six Haiti
ems Killed During Fighting Thurs.
day-Transport Hancock with
$50 Marines, Goes to Haiti.

Washington, July 31.-The United
States has taken elaborate steps to
maintain peace in Haiti pending the
esta blishment Of a stable government.
The transport Hancock, carving
75o marines, will probably follow the
battleship Connecticut, which left to-
day the Philadelphia navy yard for
Port au Prince, with 500 marines.
The gunboat Nashville has arrived at
Cape Haitien, to support the Eagle.
The navy department announced al
so that the hospital ship Solace will
go to Haiti. 1t is anticipated that
some illness will develop among the
men on account of the tropical eli
mate.
Admiral Caperton, in command of
American forces, this afternoon ca
bled the navy department as follows:
"Conditions at Port au Prince were
quiet during the night of July 80.
The disarmng of soldiers and civil
ian population was continued through
the night. No resistance was met
with"
Six Haitiens Killed.
Earlier in the day, Admiral Caper-
ton informed the department that six
Haitiens were killed and two wound
ed during the fighting Thursday
night, when two American seamen
were killed.
A large quantity of arms and am
munition has been taken from the
Haitien soldiers and civilians and
stored under guard at the palace.
Some doubt still exists as to the
exact arrangement under which Ad-
miral Caperton is disarming the SOL
diers and civilians. An indefinite
statement has been made by the navy
department that he is doing it at the
request of civilian committee OF
public safety, but the conviction is
growing in official circles that Ad-
miral Caperton, realizing the need OF
vigorous action, created the commit
tee in order to get the necessary au-
thority.
Secretary of State Lansing said to-
day that nothing will be done toward
settlement of Haitien political al
fairs until peace is restored and II
is said now that the American forces
will remain there until this has been
accomplished.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-08-01
MRS. ROOSEVELT ILL.
Being Rushed by Husband to Home al
Oyster Bay.

Omaha, Neb., July 31.-Mrs. Theo-
dore Roosevelt is i'll and aboard a
Northwestern fast train, being taken
home by her husband.
The Roosevelt party passed through
Omaha early this morning. but by
renuest of Colonel Roosevelt all in
formation of their movements was
kept away from the newspapers anu
the public by the railroads o'ei
which the party is travelling.
At the railroad station the colonei
denied himself to every one, but pas
sengers on the train told OF MRS
Roosevelt's illness and this was con
armed by the railroad after the party
had passed through the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-08-01

London. July 31.--The evacuation Of
Warsaw is nearly completed, accord
ing to dispatches reaching here to-
night. The greater part of the popu
lation has been transported to Mos
COW and other points, and the troops
are falling back on the Brest-Litevsk
line, where strong Notifications have
been prepared
The retirement is proceeding in an
orderly manner. and it is believed
here that the Grand Duke Nicholas
will save tthe bulk of his army.
Despite the cutting of the Lublin-
Cholm railway. the Russians still
have double track running through
Menek. and the road from Ivangorod
through Lukow to the north. In adj
1t'ion. there are scores of roads
which radiate' from Warsaw, all OF
which are in good condition. 1t is
along these that the greater portion
of the population is taking flight.
carrying with them what things they
could save from their abandoned
homes.
Slay Army Within Gordon.
Meanwhile, the Germans are RAPIDLY
closing on the Polish capital from
the north and south. while the army
of General Won Buelow in the far
north constitutes what is at present
4he most decided menace to the Rus
slams plan of retirement.
This, which is composed largely OF
cavalry, is making determined eff
fort to reach Wilma, weld an iron ring
about that important point, and cut
the Warsaw-P etrograd railroad. 1t if
is successful, the grand dukes posi-
ton will be most critical and the loss
of great portion of his forces prob
ably would result. This army is NOV
ing rapidly and at present there APP
pears to be no adequate forces in that
territory to cope with it. Berlin has
clamped down the lid tight on news
of the activities of this force, and
this fact is causing serious apprehen-
sion in military circles.
Austrians Take Lublin.
The Austrians have captured Lublin,
the most important city in. southern
Poland, about 80 miles south of War
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-08-01
High Officials of Navy Ad-
nit They Expect to Take
Vera Cruz.
WILL OCCUPY THE
MEXICAN CAPITAL.
Fact That Orders to Prepare for
Emergency Have Not Been Issued
Does Not Alter Opinion of
Officials.

Washington, July 31-Although
! they denied any orders had been re-
ceived that would indicate proposed
activity, high officials of the navy
made the significant admission today
that they expect to be called upon
soon to occupy Vera Cruz.
They admitted also their belief that
the United States will take possession
OF Mexico City, and hold it until a
stable government is established in
Mexico. They attach no significance
to the lack Of orders to prepare for
any emergency.
Charles A. Douglass, legal repre-
sentative Of the Carranza government,
announced today that General Carran-
za's troops expect to occupy Mexico
City on Monday.
After opening up the railroads and
telegraph lines between Vera Cruz
and the capital, thus insuring free in
terchange of. communication with the
outside world, and the bringing in
Of an abuandant store of foodstuffs,
and establishing order in Mexico City,
Carranza will ask recognition from
the United States.
Referring to the presidents de-
mand made two months ago that the
warning factions get together and ar
range for peace and the restoration
of order, Mr.. Douglass said that there
was no organization with which Car
rama could hold any peace parleys.
Villa and Zapata were both, he de-
clared, on their last legs and totter-
ing. tas
The state department announced to-
day the receipt of news that General
Obregon, the Carranza commander,
had captured San Luis Potosi, and
continued to occupy Zacatecas. The
capture of San Luis Potosi is taken
to indicate that General Obregon has
restored his lines of communication
ut Vera Cruz.
For Made in Mexico Uniforms.
Laredo, Texas, July 31.-General
Trevino, commanding Carranza
troops about Monterey, has decreed
that all uniforms for the army OF
the northeast be manufactured OF
native cloths and made by natives.
This, he believes, will furnish en-
ployment and relieve hunger.
In fighting near Icamole July 70,
according to Monterey advices, Villa
troops lost 800 dead and retreated
toward Paredon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-08-01

Blvtheville, July 31.-Eight white
bootleggers are in Jail at Osceola, IS
miles south of here: ten negro boot
leggcrs are in the Marion. Ark, Jail.
and every house on Island 81. near
the Arkansas shore of the Mississippi
river, is in ashes, the result Of the
killing of Sheriff Sam B. Mauldin of
this {MissssippD county early this
morning, following a raid on a dive,
operated by men accused Of bootleg
ging and many outrages along the
river for months past. Two hundred
and fifty citizens swept the island
with torches today.
The shooting of the sheriff occurred
in house occupied by bootleggers.
Militiamen in the sheriff's posse OPP
ened fire on the house with high pow
err rifles and when the house had
been riddled. the occupants came out
and surrendered.
A mob is forming here intent on
The life of the whites in jail at Osce-
ola, whom citizens accuse of being
responsible for the killing of the sher-
if. who was shot by negro as the
officer was entering his cabin.
A second mob is forming in OsceOla.
and third posse is said to be moving
toward Marion to wreak vengeance
on the negroes imprisoned there.
Today's denouement came as the
climax of disorder and murder, run
ming back for several years, led by
INSCRIPTIONS white men. operating
river shanty boats and dives on IS
lands in the Mississippi river, remote
from authorities both on the Arkansas
and the Tennessee shores.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-08-01
r,.;al rs Not Finished.

Archie Pierce, negro. charged with
assault with intent to kill a wnlte
farmer named Will Jacks, was placed
~ trial before Justice of the Peace
rI,ff a brewster yesterday. Owing
- the absence Of a material witness.
tho case was not concluded and Will
he taken up again Monday morning
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-08-01

# Petrograd, July 31.-The gem
eral staff tonight admitted the
81 loss of Lublin to the Austro-Ger-
* mans. An officials report says:
"The Russian troops between
" the Vistula and the Bug retreat
y ed on the night of Thursday to
t new positions. Their movement
* was not mOlested
I'VE have evacuated the town of
Lublin. and the railroad between
s. the station of Novo Alexandra and
* Reieyeta."
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-08-01
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GAS'kILLS Three
OIL field WORKERS

Beaumont, July 31.-In trying to
save the life of a fellow-workman.
who was suffocating from the effects
of caprock gas, two other laborers
of the Producers Oil company at
Sour Lake and the man they at
tempted to save were all asphyxiated
this morning. The victims of the
deadly gas were Tom Nicholson, John
Odell and w. O. Ruch. Nicholson was
overcome when he entered an empty
60O-barrel cypress oil tank to clean
out the tank for refilling.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-08-01

J. W. Ewing, we'll known furni-
ture salesman, who was prostratel
by the heat Friday afternoon, was
reported yesterday as resting very
nicely. He will be out in few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-08-01
pl passenger Ship Sinks Barge.

pror;seer snip Sinks Barge.
aro s',uehce, r. l., July 31.-The
oa az exeter, carrying 5000 tons of
rr ~ was sunk in Narragansett bay
,han ), q thick fog early today,
~ s+ cue was rammed by the passen-
ot injured &c oonou was
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-08-01

Edwin Boyce is at home again, AT
ar visiting San Francisco and other
noints in the west and on the coast
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-08-01
Eighty Sailed on Iherian.

r'on' July 31.-About 80 horse
a 81 ' sna hostlers, many from Bostons
~ iclnlty, sailed on the Iberian
a a'1 sne left Boston for Manchester
Ad Liverpool on July Z.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-08-01
The Weather

|ay. ny cloudy Sunday and Mon
ure. ~ much change in tempera-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-08-01
CITIZENS APPLY
TORCH To island
OF RIVER OUTLAWS
Murder of Sheriff Mauldin
Of Mississippi County In
cites Action.
MODS FORM TO HANG
OFFICERS SLAYERS
Eight White Men Blamed for Murder
of Shcriii, Killed by Negro During
Raid on ''BIind Tiger" on No.
tOriOuS Island.

Osceola. July 31.-Bert Spring, the
negro who killed Sheriff Mauldin, and
the woman who aided him. have been
spirited away to Marion, Ark, whore
il is believed the negroes will be safe
from the mob.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-08-01

Carter B. Murphy left yesterday for
Hot Springs, for short visit with
his family, which is spending the sum-
mer there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-08-01
! Iberia1 Shelled and
brpedoed by Sub. When
| She Tries to Escape.
FERICAN AMONG
THE SEVEN KILLED
lander of Crew, 81 in All, Landed
Notwithstanding Of Vessel,
hitch Had Carried Munitions of
War. Regarded as Germany's
Reply to British Activity.

bndon, July 31.-The Leyland
Iberian, flying the British flag,
Id from Liverpool for Boston
a cargo Of general merchandise,
been sunk in the war zone by a
han submarine.
We members OF her crew were
ed by shell fire as she attempted
Escape after being hailed by the
marine. Two others, one an
Erican, Mark Wiley, Of Boston,
in a small boat from superficial
lnds and shock. The rest, 81 In
were landed at Queenstown.
ccording to official advices, the
fian was fired upon only after she
b to run away from the under sea
\. The men aboard were given
ble time to take to the boats. Then
submarines fired a torpedo and
liner sank almost Immediately.
|he was a vessel of 1923 tons gross
sailed frc'n' Boston July Z, for
leicester, where she was reported
have arrived July 20. She was
feet long, was built at Sunderland
$500, and A. Leyland & Co., Ltd, of
|erpool were the owners.
(pon her arrival at Boston from
hchester and Liverpool July
|mbers of the Iberian's crew told
being chased by a German subma-
when only few miles from the
nth Of the Mersey.
Phe lberian has been used for sew
| months for transportation of war
plies between the United States
England.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-08-01
Gernany's Answer to Britain.

WNAAsny .AHSWVT W DEllAIus
Washington, July 21.-The sinking
the lberian by German subma-
e, with the loss of at least one
erlcan life, is accepted here as
many's answer to Great Britain's
ent activities in stopping the ship
mt OF goods from Germany and
stria q the Uni. Il Sta:ss
ne lberlaa was on its way from
ncnester to Boston, carrying a
go OF general merchandise. Here
e, Germany has confined her SUBJ
PINE operations almost entirely to
'sels which were carrying NUM-
ns OF war or other contraband
m the United States to Europe for
use of the allies.
ne na're Of the American who lost
lie is given variously as Vile,
ley and Whailey. He was a mule
! on the Iberian.
according to the report of the in
eat received at the state depar-
nt from Consul Frost at Queens
Wn island, the German submarine
nalled the Iberian to stop, and
len Its signals were disregarded, it
Piled:
oteamer Iberian Summarized.
|lley, American muleteer, killed.
Fps Surgeon Burns of the Iberian,
american citizen, states the sub
lme did not shell the Iberian until
i latter disregarded signals. It
III lime to take to the boats. Wiley
su OF shock, and superficial wounds.
\ ~ o'ner Americans injured"
nae degree of protection which a
s \. government can give its sub
US travelling on such a belligerent
,vnant ship depends on the circum-
~ tne case of the Armenian, in
s;. americans were lost, the
a.ea states held that the Americans
!. 'ne snip lost the protection OF
. government when 1t attempted
'scape afer being warned to stop.
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Die 8eierenoumipabl.
Die Sirssr babeH bsute iiber Sis
8resH Cine 5reibrief Croinan5
ab5mitimmen.

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Der asnlndper StraBsnbnbn 6sislIz
i6dft einsn nsusn 5reibrisf fir 25s
idbrias Sausr esp1bri unb 3fpar uns
Ter bodit giinItisen gsoinsunssn fir
bic Stabt. Die 8iirssr babtn nun
beut. bariib.r ob3uftimmsn. Ob Der
syreibrisf asnshmigt psrben ion Ober
nid,i. Die @dbl finbst nur in ben
ftdbtifden prs5inttsn itait unb 5tpar
iinb bic IGmmtli6sn StimmiOtale 5i
ben bsi Wablsn iiblineu Stunben ses
oifnei. Die Wiribi9nftsn miifisn
fpdbrenb Der 9ausr Der Wa6i ssI6lois
len bIsiben, bod gift Der RaAmittas
ala offisisII,r 5albfeisrtas.
Die 6anbslstammer bat unter ibren
Titaliebnn cine grobsdbitimmuns
burt ppIiiarte poruebmen lafeu. @s
ipurben 538 Der ausgeifidien poits
fori,n ouss.fiiIIi rstOurnirt. 446 pas
ren 3u gunIfsn Der Jreibrieforoinan5
unn nur 81 bagsgeu. Dos briidf 70
sismlid, Die glniidt Der sefammisn
Raufmanniaafi in Der Grage aus.
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6arrp 8. sbap fpieber elm
mai Dor @ert4t.

Rem gorf, 8. UaGrs. De
Jurn, Dor Der 5arrp &enbun 9bdip
duf bic 4nilage bin pro5eHirt fperben
ipirb an elmer gerf6p0rnng bstbeilf5t
gefpeien au fein, bic feline 8sfreiuns
aug bem @fbl fir irriinnigs 8srbres
der in Watteaipdn gum 9tped Fat &,
tpurbe am Montag suiammengeiteut.
4ls bic Namen Der Witangellagten
S6ap's aufgerufen fpurben, melD.te
fid feiner. SilfssSberiffs purhn
finausaei6ift. Inn fie su bolln.. 9af
einissr 3eit ipurben Roaer 5bompfen
unb @usene 9uffp bsreinssfrl4t.
Stint Wtinuten ipdter ipurbs auh
Sbomas Tloob in ben 9eri9tsidal
gsbra9t. Butler unb O'&eefe tdmen
ipdtsr obne gesleitung Don 6ilfs'
Sberiffs an.
als re aqe lire pldse einsenfms
men battsn, narnte tie Der Ri6ter,
baB, tpsnn ne fpieDer au ipdt erI9eiuen
pirben, ihr, 8iiro'@afi tanseqirt
ipsrben unb lie in ben som6s einses
fperrt fperben piiroen.
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ais eei6e
NnrSe seitsrn Der @eideniteae'
Sbcmas WeSHsb in Der andJe
ieiner Iobnung auise.
fnnoen.

Die poli3ei unb Der Gorpntr iino
eur 3sit nit elmer llnteriuaung iiber
cen Iob BON sbomas WlcSugb Don
yio. 626 Neapt Gtrabe beIhditigt, Der
esitern Morgen bon isiner Gcttin als
Stife in Der aiiae dlf eiHem Gtubl
iisenb aufgefunpen lpuros. ygie bic
9eiiern Hahmiitae pom Or. eoe pors
gsnpmmene Gbbutiicn Der 2eife ers
CAB. III Der spb augenfbeinli1 in
iol9s zines 5er5tlappsnIeblers eiEgss
tretsn aber bic aei6e tpsift eiren
9ru9 bts 9aisnbeins auf Der porz
.lGuiia nod nidt aufgetl6rt fporbeu III
unb bic 8sbSrben perIu4tn isbt au er'
mitteln. no Mt9usb iid am Sonniag
Gufsebalten bat.
Seine 9dtiiu b0rie ibn sessu Wits
ternaft bsimiommen unb IN Der Riis
DC bins unb bersebsn, fporauf iis iDiss
Der sinialief. 2ls geiiern Worsen b:
lei9e aufssfunben tpuroe. entbsdie
mon duh elm, glutipur, bic BON BEN
Wc6uaHfdsn 6aufe bis su benz 6aus
(. go. $40 Gtdte Mpenue fiibrte.
Die in bisiem 6auie tpobnenbe
s5rau Rate Gtengsl ertIdrts Der polis
ssi. bak iis lin Ulitternadt our9 bas
Iautt Rsben BON stpei WditnerH aus
bem GtIaf seipsdt iporben iei unb
gum Hsniisr binausgdeben-bnbe. Sis
beobddiets sipei Manner, BON benen
Der cine ben anoeren INNER ipisb,r
5ur Rifbe trmabnte, I'M bann ihIiebs
lid ouf eiHen porbtifabrsnbsn Str1.
bsnbdbnpaaen au fprinsert tpdbreno
iein @efdbrie nod auf bemJelbsn filed
ftebsn bIis6. Wis lanse Der Wann bort
aeiianben Bat unb ipobin er iih banr
ipdnbte. bariibsr ionnts Jrau Stsnsel
tsine ausiunft seben. ba iie iiH fpiss
Der su gett btgdb.
Qah oem 2luffinben Der 2ei9e mar
anfdnglih angtnommen poroen, b1B
Mc5usb sinsm 8erbrehen gum Opfer
aefdlltn uub aussspliinbert porbsn lei,
ia an ihm aud nitt Elm Sent gsln
eefunben ipurbe. pdbreno itine CAT
tin behouptets. baB er an Samstds
bel Der Baltimore &c Otio SOutb
Wsiisrn guhn fir bic er 'eit sipon5iJ
S1bren beI9dfiiat geipeien, isinen
Ronntsiobu srbulten babe. 6aafors
idunsen ersdbsu isbO6. bab bic abs
IObnuns Der aeuts srfi am NOntas
erfoIgie.
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s8ismard Rtifdurants ffammtsrr.

Bismdrd Reffdurants iidmmten, ses
|ndbrt tpurbe, auBer 2lfiion geieBt.
Das 5tuer brad fur5 Dor Elf llbr
0ormiftnss aus unb obfHon es bins
nsn irsnisen Winutenb obne bab bic
Teueripsbr herbeigerufen iporoen, gez
I0i1t ipsrben fonnte, entDifelte iih
cine berartige 6ibs. baB bic 9elepbonz
brGbte in Der 5aiptleiiung in bem
gebdubs fdmol5en. fobaB bas gebdn-
be i'm nun BON iebpeber telepboniI4en
gsrbinbung absefduiiten mar.
Die Cincinnati nnb Suburfun Ses
lepbons SO. fanDte iofOrt cine an5dbl
Seute ab, tpslfe bic Repdrdturdrbeiz
/ ten in 4ngriff nnbnisn unb Bis baib
| flint llbr Va9mittags nor etipa bic
6dlfts Der asitunaen in bem 9ebdlioe
pieber i'm 8etrieb unb 81 ipGter
M6enbTtunoe fpar Der Shaben i'm Dols
fen llmfang rearirt tporben.
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Die Bunbesresierung lieb @ensral
garran5a cine na9briidli4e unb
snersiiae Warnung susss
ben,
Dab bic GituatioH in Der SiaSt
Reytio sednbsrt unb 2ebsn uub
eiseutbum seidiibt perOen
mub,
Cine an8abl amsriidniider arissss
idiffe f4On auf Der 5abrt Ha9
@era Gru3.
lin nStbissufaIs ben 25.0o0 gluss
IanberH in MerttO Silfs gu
bringen.

Wdf6ington, .. g., 8. WGr5.
Die gunbesrssieruns bat Heue unn
ausoriidlit,e @eiiungen, bic tbatld4s
lid elmer Warnung sleidtommsu, oil
Gsneral Garran5a sei9idt unb bnrin
bas Yerlansen ausgeoriidt. bab bic
53uitdnbe in Der Giaot MeritO gebeIs
iert perben miiifsn. 9iplomaten, be-
nsn Der Snbalt Der gOte b.tannt lit,
ipel9e benz ameritanii9enapniul Gil
Iirilan eebufs llnterbreitung an 9enes
raj gorrdn3a Susesausen in. srtIGrsn,
Rag bieielbe cine pollitdnbise 4enbe=
runa Der politit bebeutet, ipelhe bic
9unbssrsgieruna bisber in gesug aui
bic msritaniite Rage eingeiHIagen
bat.
Bon Seiten bes Stantg Sstrstdrs
9rpan ipurbe folssnbs ertIGruns abs
gsgsben: .0us 'Siaatsbepartsment bat
aus Der StqSt Rerifo bi. Wliii6sis
luna erbnltsn. bab General Garrausa
bic antiinbiguns bon Der RdumuHg
Der Stabt Wlerito beItdtiet unb bas
biplomaiiihe Corps einselaben Eabe.
ii9 nah gera GruS obsr irgenb elmer
anbersn Stabt, bic uutsr ieinsr aone
irolle itehe, 5u bege6en, babel jtboh
angsfiibrt, bab CT oies riht ols sinsn
att Der 4nerienHung isinsr Resisrune
auslsgen iperbs. Die glniidt beitebi
iebof, bdb bas bipIomatiibe Corps
bieie Ginlnbuns nidt aecsptiren ipirb,
neil e oaburh bic 5ntsreHen Der
ausldnbsr, bic unter ibrer 6iirIorss
itebsn. elmer sroben 9sfabr ausieben
ipiirbsn.
glanael an arieggmdterinl bat @es
neral 8ila's aampdgne Ihon Iebr be-
eintrdhtigt unb o6slsi9 feline Qrmet
cffi3isIlen 9eriften sufoIgs, mebr
s5ortIhritts semaht BAT. aIs bieisnist
Garran5as, ihsint bic M5slihieit,
baB tsine ber bsiben Jattionen eineu
pollitdnnigeu Sisg errinesn unb oi!
9tusTdbt. bab bic SdGlass auf unbe.
itimnte 3eit unentidisben blsi6en
biirfie, bic glbminiiiratipn bssinfluBi
gu ba6en, ben jsBisen StanOpuuit siH.
SnHebmen.
Der 9unbesresisruug finb in lestsl
3sii BON Geiten Der ousldnbiI9sn Di
plOmdien iOpisls 9lnfrasen susesangeH
obn. bas bieieIben irsenopelhe Hdib
inldse aur 8eiferung Der Gage ent
balten bdtten, unb bieie 3ui4rif!el
iinb berdrt abgsfobt setpeien. baB 4
thatId6Iib sinen moraliittn Srut
btbsutetsn unb bic Rsgieruug se5pnn
gen babsn. nit garrur8d in cine
na6briidIi9sren @eiie su uHterban
htln. Ddbei lit nod in getrudt a
sieben. bab bic ssntereHsn omsritani
ifxr 9iirstr ON meiittn in bic nag
iGdIe fallen, ba bic 3ohl Der 4msri
tansr in Der Stubt Reriio bieieHis.l
Der @nsehjrissn anberer 2iuber pei
iitssFtist. cbuson's @sissrsns sal