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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-27
TOtNTs. :. ~ Y = n :.
Slated for Cullop in the eighth inning

Slated for Cullop in the eighth InnlnE
Kansas City. .,..... q o . q %
Newark ........... q z o . . q n Ks
Runs Newark. Esmond, Rousch, Lapor'e,
>rhccr. McKechnle. Rarlen; Kansas city,
Chaibourue, shaw, Easterly. Stolen bases
Rar den. Three base hits Raridcn, Shaw
Home run Rousch Hits-On CullOp. 10 IN
seven innings; of Gingras. > IN. one inning
Frs, base on halls-On Reulbach I, Struck
nut r. d3eulbach :, ny Cullop :, by Glngras
/. Ralks- Reulhach. Cullops- Double plays
Esmond. Mills and Raridcn: Iaporte, Esmond
and Mills: Esmond. Laporte and Mills. Raw.
lings Perrlng and S'ovall FIRST base on
/ errors-Sewark .. Left on bases =.
Kansas City g. rm~pires-Brennan and shan,
non. Time--i hour and ~ minutes.
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AMATEUR LEAGUE.
Trinity club. =; Suburban Arrows, &.
Sycamore A. C., \; j. n r. Cousins
II. G., l..
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Ran for Clarke in the eis nth inning
tBa,ted for Dale in the eighth inning.
fCarey out for passing Johnston bet veen
second and third bases.
Cincinnati. ..........-. . . %
Pttshu-g ............. o o o o : O o Ks
Runs Cincinnati Clarke. >: Griffth: Pitts.
burg Collins. Baird. Hlnchman. " Wagner.
Johnston, :. Two base hts-Olson, Hlnch-
man, Three base hit-Hinchman. Sacrifice
hi -Viox, stolen ases-Mollvitz Herzog. .:
Baird. First base on balls Dale. 4: of
Ames, g.; off McQulllan, ! struck out BY
Dale, 3; by Lear !; by McQuillan, > I'm
II minutes
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SIXTH RACE.

Good start; won galloping. Sleuth. Oh. e. by
MISUNDERSTANDING owned by +. Mannix
trained by {. Merritt.
SIXTH RACE
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time, VI Id.
Good start, won driving, Plumosc. b. T., by
King -Plu'ncrid. owned by j, +. Davis
trained by j. fitzsimmons.
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At Baltimore.
FIRST VI T..

r, II, 2,
81. Louis IF. la, olOooOlOO-2 10 o
Baltimore + L.. 10000 - 3 o
Batteries-Plsnk and Hartley; Bender
and Owens,
SECOND GAME.
ST Louis IF, LJ.. OO~OOlO20O-3 o
Baltimore IF. H.. l03lON II I
Batteries -Crandall and Hartley, John
son and Jacklitsch.
~ Buffalo.
u, N. T..
rittsburg CF. L.D.. OOOoO0o2O-3 IL l
Buffalo IF. Lp.,, 10000 O. .
AUTHORIZATION and O'COnnor, Ander-
son, Brdicnt and Rlair.
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Totals. 81 92TI7 /
'Batted for Farrell in the eighth ming
tBatted for westerzil IN the eighth inning.
tBaiied for Elnneran IN the ninth lnninE
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Rich MoNp. June 26.-Richmord TOOK
hoth ends of a double header from
Jersey City to-day by scores OF . 70
and Z TO 3. Splendid fielding behni
Works won the first contest and Rus.
sells excellent twirling the second. Rus.
sell famed ten men.
Seven two base hits and a home run
featured the first am and four t-lr'ss
the second. The scores:
The Seward gateway., 1915-10-27

The fact that output country million greac year last show that placer is not the
 temporary thing prone consider Mr. Riggs of the Engineering Commission the Panama valley yesterday
 is absolutely confident providing the railroad of cheap fuel to country will the of that district mmeasuraby by enabling holders properties them poftab grade ground quantities much better for generally infinitely richer ground the employ larger and the payroll the thing The rich ground great but that nowhat Alaska of through Alaska for know several places lying money could be made under different conditions country Alaska right where supplies could not Quante, such prices enable operate ground dollars the shovel The only ground worked in Alaska today close naygabe watcr It may indeed. there Alaska that nagab tributary of the Yukon river there because the sea there Yukon bank Nome exists because is Fairbanks camp because the Panama naygbe Yukon Eagle Rampant and Ruby Atin has only interruption navgab the Yukon Hia the Koyukuk Behind each of these gold the of transportation and transportation railroad will supply
The Seward gateway., 1915-10-27
NEWS NOTES

II. Danielson and Sam Radel, who arrived this morning on the Alliance made a trip out to Mile Six to spend day or so there. They expect to make Seward their winter home.
 George Kosmos made the trip out to Roosevelt and back on the car to- day.
 Martin Lanning left for Mile 29 and Moose Pass to spend couple of days looking after some Road com mission material.
 Ellis Bartlett left this morning for Mile S4 with his winters supplies, moving out to his cabin for the rest of the year.
 Peter Murray arrived on the Al lance, coming from his homestead in the Matanuska. Mir. Murray is one of the pioneer homesteaders of that country, first going there in 1910. Since that time he has been nursing along wheat. oats and barley crops each season and this year succeeded in raising a fine crop of them. Potatoes grew we'll this year, his crop averaging seven tons to the acre. He comes to Seward on business in con ncction with his homestead.
 A fine picture of Mrs. Gait, the bride-to-be of President Wilson, can be seen down at the Seward News company It was received on the Alameda yesterday,
 Carl Stangneth came in yesterday afternoon with his family from his saltery down the bay. He has made arrangements to have the Alliance pick up his shipment of the products of the sea, consisting of 90 barrels of salt salmon and about 200 gallons of fish oil, for the Seattle and San Francisco markets.
 II. Pape and Fred Ford left this morning to spend a couple of days out on Kenai Lake.
 The ladies of the Altar Society will rafrlc two oil paintings at the Seward News Company's store evening.
The Seward gateway., 1915-10-27
DELEGATE MAKES
 RICH GOLD FIND

FAIRBANKS, Oct. 16.-Al Cope land and Delegate Wickersham re- turned to town last evening after hav- ing been on mysterious stampede for a week. They report having made rich strike.
 Upon leaving 0lnes they purchased an old gold pan, The first night, while Copeland was preparing sup per, the delegate started to pan some gravel nearby. In the first pan he found five or six colors. In the next pan he got more coarse gold colors. The third time he found some even better colors. Then it was that he discovered that some gold had been burned in the pan, and as the gravel secured it, some colors appeared. After giving the pan thorough cleaning, the men gave up in disgust, as they could not find even one color. Fix.
The Seward gateway., 1915-10-27
WRECKED MARIPOSA WILL
 PROBABLY BE SAVED

JUNEAU, Oct. 2O.-In cOnversa- tion with Captain Livingstone and Pilot Cornell, and other officers of the Dolphin, when that ship was in port yesterday, it was learned that the Mariposa, now lying on the rocks in Bella Bella Sound, would be saved. The wrecking crew is busy making repairs on the hull of the ship. The Mariposa has hole in her hull, atout midships, at least 30 feet in length The greater portion of the damaged hull has already been repaired. The Dolphin passed close to the wreck on her way northbound.-Dispatch.
The Seward gateway., 1915-10-27
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
 OF NO-.... JOHN A. MATHISON,
 DECEASED.
NOTICE OF HEARING FOR PROOF OF WILL AND ISSUANCE OF
 LETTERS TESTAMENTARY.

Notice is hereby given that Tues day, the ninth day of November 1915, at .wo o'clock P. M of said day, and the court room of the above Court in the office of the U. s. Commissioner for the Kenai Precinct, Third Division of the Territory of Alaska, at Seward, Alaska, have been appointed as the time and place for proving the will of the said John A. Mathison, deceased, and for hearing the application of Charles S. Mathison for the issuance to him of Letters Testamentary with the will annexed, heretofore filed and made in this court.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, M. J. Conroy, United States Commissioner for the Kenai Precinct of the Third Division of the Territory of Alaska and Ex oilicio Probate Judge for said Precinct, has hereunto set his hand and affixed the seal of said court at Seward, Alaska, within said precinct, this 1st day of October, A. D., 1915. (SeaD M. J. CoNRoY,
 United States Commissioner and
 Ex officio Probate Judge.
The Seward gateway., 1915-10-27
SOCIAL WORKER GETS
 OFF IMMORAL ROT
Poor Ignorama Says Having too Many Children Is Like Talk
 ing too Many Drinks.

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Miss Catherine Leckie, a noted social worker of this city, has issued statement to the effect that it is "just as immoral to have too many children as it is to take too many drinks"
 Encouraging the raising of big families" says the lady "is barbaric nonsense. A woman is not bit bet ter for being married. The having children idea, that is the idea that it is woman's divine mission to be a mother is absurd"
The Seward gateway., 1915-10-27
CASES GO TO ANCHORAGE

The Anchorage liquor trials will go to that town and will be heard by the United States commissioner. Dis trict Attorney Spence asked for the change of venue yesterday and the at torneys for some of the defendants, MeSsrS Ray and Frame, agreed to the transfer.
The Seward gateway., 1915-10-27
SEWARD. ALASKA WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 27 1915.

being declared invalid one by Judge recognize the law empowering city impose pedes the general says the education beyond power local legislative body
 
 that giving Alaska legislature must carees Both sessions of the territorial egs ature lawyers the territory besides who have never the legislature ultra wires until they has happened that some federal judges in Alaska have recognized legislature which other judges have declared invalid judges different views poor aymau do The probably that the nation al legislature cared Alaska that when threw legislature threw { a bone
The Seward gateway., 1915-10-27
OFFICIALS ON FARRAGUT

United States Marshal F. K. Bren- neman and John MosSman will arrive on the Farragut for the Seward term of court. F. F, Ritchie, the Valdez lawyer, will also be aboard.
The Seward gateway., 1915-10-27

New shipment of rugs and linO- leums in a large variety of designs and colorings. Call in and give them the "once over"
 Brown & Hawkins, Quality First
The Seward gateway., 1915-10-27

FOR SALE:--Completely furnished cabin, 24x12. Ground rent $l00 per month. Inquire Kingsley, Architect. 1O-23-2t.
The Seward gateway., 1915-10-27

The Seward Gateway, published daily and weekly, is the only estab- lished publication of this kind in the district included in government plans.
The Seward gateway., 1915-10-27

IN PROBATE COURT FOR KENAI PRECINCT OF THE THIRD DIVI- SION OF THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA.
The Seward gateway., 1915-10-27

See Buttons ad. Tuesdays and Fri days. Second hand goods, cash or commission. 9-2S-tf
The Seward gateway., 1915-10-27

Long distance telephone booth at The Branch.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22
mmnerfemnbare Mbd6t.

@eraoe gu Der 3eit, 100 aus pripa,
ten 01teuen bier5uIan6e Conformation
iiber SEN 1%1tgebearren @ba6en 6urd-
iidert, bem oie 6eutfben 2ufti6iffe
bel ibren Mngriffen ouf englif@e
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fabrifen angeridtet boben, fommen
aus england offi5t0ie uno offi5ieQe
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ten 5n tbun beabiibtigen 1m Deuti6=
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idinen gebaut tper6en, 6ie ale 6e1t=
iden M11nitions= un6 @affenfabrifen
11116 gi 1enbabnbruder NIT 8omben be-
legen iollen. Sobam tper6en groBe
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de, @eutidlanb aus ser 2uft at15u=
greifen. @olde @nfiin6igungen iino
iebr merftpiir6ig. Sc gilt i'm auge<
meinen ols uniting fir sic Setter Ell
rrer friegeni9en l1nternebmtng, lire
Blane I'M bora11s befannt at geben,
un6 es miro ii6 nieman6 ertnnern, ie=
malls bon 6eltti6er Seite cine iol6e
Mnfin6igr11g I'M bora11s geb0rt 81 bo=
ben. Mus Deuti6lor6 fomrren I'M
rper muir Mel6ungen iiber Dinge, sic
geideben iin6.
Scum Elm o1r6er 8ilb. England bat
oie Madridt 1idt unteroriiden f0n<
ne>1, 6aB 10000 @oblengraber in
@aIes 1ofort o1 6en @trife gegargen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22

limo nadoem 6ie engliide &egierung
ie6en Strife in &oblenbergtperfen
o6er Wh1nitionsfabrifen fir ungelet=
li6 erflart urr6 Strafen fir ieoen
'Strifer in Musiibt geiteut batte. 81
ne iolde @a@ridt lit bodit ungiinitig
fir 6ie Code gnglan6s. Hrompt
miro aus @enf beridtet, 6oB Die Mr=
better in BEN &ruppi6en @erfen an
oen Strife geben un6 Sic CUR Ser
iteQung bon M11nition %pertpen6eter
Maihinen 5eritoren moaen. 9ieie
Na6ridt lit 10 laderli@, 6aB iie bel
feinem Ser tanoigen @louben fin6en
miro. Mber @nglan6s Nadridten
iiro ia m1d nidt gera6e fir sic Ser
ltalp6igen beitimmt. gs mia biel=
mebr bel Sen Mn6eren SEN gin6rud
abi6mdden, SEN Sic M1itteilung bon
6em Strife in @ales berborgerufen
bat. 9arum fabri5iert England 6ie
2iigemo6ri6t> o6er ldBt iie 6urd
on6ere fubri5ieren, 6aB 6en 9el1tid=
en- m16 paiiieren miro, mas Sen eng
lan6ern tbatiadli@ paiiiert lit. gben=
10 tpie eS ei1ren no6 idlimmern 2uft=
ongriff a1f 9euti6lano in Muslidt
felt, als Deutidlan6 gegen @nglan6
idon tbatia4li6 a11sgefibrt bot. @s
lit bieielbe @eididte: @em irgen6=
mo- Sic @abrbeit, 6ie fir england un=
giinitig it, an Sen Sag fommt, muB
iofort cine neue nrtpabrbeit erionner
mer6en INN 6en gin6rud ser @abr=
beit ab5uf9mdden. Mber ma,1 merit
sic Mbitdt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22
81 oer s1mlotne@tt@aft
Gm8lanoS.

Ms England BEL 8eginn 6es @elt'
frie9es iid) ouf sic Seite Ger Geinoe
Deutidlan6s itente, tpar es bon ser
Soffm1ng beieef> 6ur6 6ieien 8riea
oen fetten @eipim 6es 6eutiden Ma1=
benbanoels ein5uitreid)en. Die eng,
lifden @taatsmG1mer berbeblten 6iele
Mbii&t gar nidt, ia ite iudten init
6em &intpeis anf 6as groBe u@rbe"
6eS 6eutiben M11Benban6elS sic lebten
8e6enfen Ser @olfsbertretung 3u ger.
itreuen. Ser &rieg idien elm mu=
Berit e%intraglides @efhaft 511 tper6en.
Dem 20 Miuiar6en Marf MuBen-
ban6el iin6 cine gar gu fd0ne Sade.
&atte ood idon 1897 sic englii@e
@odenidrift v@atur6ap @eoie>p" in
6em beriidtigten Mrtifel, in 6em fie
Sic &%ernidtnng Deutihlan6s forber=
tie, geidrieben: u@0lter baben iabre=
lat1g Unit cine Sta6t o6er INN ein Orb
folgeredt gefampft; miiiien fie ntdt
TINT einen jabrlid)en 9an6el bon 5
Miaiaroen Murf &rieg fiibrem?"
Scum tparen es gar 81 Miuiar6en ge=
por6en, un6 Ser 3eitpunft f9ien ni6t
mebr fern, no Der 6eutide MnBen=
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lii6en &ramerlogif Ser @eltfrieg
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ma6t geidlagen tper6er, 6amit SOS,
mas 6eutider SleiB in Der @elt ge-
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Sen S6oB fieG. Do@ es fam a1t6ers.
England muBte ieinen goIoenert
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an6ere @eiie 6ie &on6elsbegemonie
5a iidern fit sic 8eit ro6 6em &rie=
&c. Sos MittI 6o5u lit 6te Sdul6=
fnedti4aft atroerer @toaten gegenii=
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IS lit ia befannt, 6aB sic 3inien,
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1ebten @r6es nidt 6ur@ 8ur3ablung
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renien6ungen. SIT ein 9an6 an elm
an6eres idmer beri6u16et, 10 farn es
ia gar nidt ar16ers, als 6urh gr0Bere
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22
Sic Verien5eit.

8liidlid ale, fir sic es 6erien qibt
uno Die tie audi 81 forperli9er un6
geiItiger araftigung ridtig pertpen=
Den! Sn je6em 8erufe tbut cine
acknowledging, Elm ltrlo1b MOTIF, ntaq
man oud nod 10 freu6ig l1n6 binge=
bungspon ieinen Stonoesarbeiten a1t=
getban fem. Die 8erufstii6tigfeit
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tuelder Ser @rtpadiene, 6em ginerlei
Ser Sretmiible ieiner goges1orgen
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1el1e @nregungen un6 8ortbeile er=
offnen. Die mi@tieiten un6 notbtper1-
oig1ten Serien 6es Sabres iin6 fret
It'd Die @onntage, Die Ser S90pfer
oer Menfhemotur oIs oerer better
8enner ielbft eingefiibrt bot. gs lit
eth @ottesroub unb 6rebeI am Men-
iden, iemmoem 6en Sonntog ODER
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22

2nrbietung bon 2m6eser5emgniiien
leinen Bins un6 ionitigen Sdul6ber-
pflidtnngen n~ad8ufommen, falls es
nidt oritten @toaten g%egeraiber ielbit
tpieoer @laubiger lit. Sc itdrfer Sic
lie finan5ieue Mbbangigfeit zines
Staates BON einem an6erer, 6elto
mebr muB ii6 Ser Sdul6neritaat a16
tn mirtbidaftlide Mbbdneigfeit bonn
@larbigeritoa begeben, bel &an6els=
~bertragen beion6ere 3ugeita1r6niiie
an Den lebteren madenL bel reuen
Sdmloanleiben iid BEN @ertpen6=
1ngSbrau& Dor dreiben laiien ooer
ii6 berpflidten, r11r BON Biirn1en oes
@la1bigerlan6es beitimmte @aaren
gu faufen, ebent11eG iogar 6eiien
tSdifffabrtslinien 8u beoor3ugen. 8e=
ion6ers ieitens Sranfrei@s bat es TO-
gar nidt an @eriuden gefeblt, 6nr6
6ie @etndbr1tng uno @nt5iebung bon
&reoit einen Drud aMf Die politiibe
@tela1ngnabme ein8elner Staaten
a11s5uiiben.
9ieie Gbatiaden iudt ii@ england
na9 Dem gdn5liden @heiterm ieines
uripriimgli6en Blanes nun offenbar
311nube at mo9en> UNI nod Dem @rieg
feline beutigen @erbiin6eten in ser
&an6 at baben un6 bltr4 feline @lar-
bigereigenf duft cine meitere Mus6eb~
m1ng ieines &atoels 81 er5telen. nn6
% i6etnt es 3unddit feline idledten
Mnsiidten gu baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22

Der taatS- nn6 8oIfsfein6r
Gbara,fter Ser ronani-
id1en 5reimQalrerei in 10 idarfen Tint
riiien Dor sic DeHentlidfeit elmer
ga11aen Melt eridienen. Mt @eWt
bat oaber oie Stride sic Sreima11rer
itets befampft. Gin mabrer &a-
triot fann fein 2o~gerbruoer fem. ST.
mes Salien, ser gu Gid 10 iebr bon
@ott %getpenoet, 6aB gu Did bon Got
tesfeinoen beberriden laBt! 8ie tief
biit gu gelunten!-3um @erratber
an treren @atnoesgnoiien biit gu &C.
STANDARDIZATION barrt Dei=
ner! .8eregrinuS.
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M,.f 9emti@lanos seite.

Sin Mmerifaner, ser bon p01fer=
re6tlid)e1 6ragen ie6enfaqs etrpas
mebr peritebt, als Ole Setter Ser inn
Gienite gnglan6s iteben6en @etbldt=
ter, @amis Saplor eine MutoritGt
ol1f Dem @ebiete 6es @plferredtes,> err
greift in Ser 2l1iitama=@ontronerie
Oeuti6lm6s Nartei. IS lei unitatt=
baft, idreibt er, bon eir1en 2anoe,
6as tint feline @rilten5 fdmpfe, Sic
3l1geitdnoniiie 5u f0r6ern, Sic bon
9eutidlm6 ~perlangt mir6en. Grit
miiie england fem b0lferredtsmori=
ges 8Iodo6eipitem anoern, ebe
Geutidloro I'M @en6erung ieines I'm
terfeefriegeS ongegangen mer6en fo,1=
ne. SoDlor lit bafiir, Sic Mngelege1t=
bett bent Nrdii6enten aus ser @a116
5u nebmen un6 iie in Sic @an6 6es
&omgreiies 51 legen, ser bier ollein
3uitdnoig iei.
Mu6 Sic III Seem 0rleons eridei=
nertoe iuriitiide Sodidrif~ Size Gam
Der ono 8onfer" lit ser Mnlidt, 6aB
0eutidlonos Sta116pl1nft nnanfed)t=
bor lei. @ortlid idyreibt oos o,tge=
iebene SodbIott: uDel1tidlot,as Mrt-
lport bil0et ein manufacturers Mrgl1-
ment, 0oS bonn Stan0punft 6eS maF=
rem Menidenf einer itrift rel1=
trolen &egierung l%tnterbreitet miro.
Sttternationules &edt nn1B, mie jeoe
onoere @ilienidoft, nit Ser 3eit
Sdritt balten. Die Ser. Stooter1
>per0en gut baran tbu11, iid) ser oelt=
idcn Med)tsouffaii1tng be5iiglid Scr
freien Meere an5uidlieben. @ir f0in=
11e1t nid)t lat1ger SEN oltmobiid)en Mn-
iihten zines pergangeuen Sabrbltn-
orts bnlbigen, u11b es mdre Sborbeit,
fails @err @ilion SOS berll1den moll-
te. england bot id)on Dor Mouoten,
ob1e lmtge at frage,l sic auf SEN
be5iiglt6en geitimm1trge,1
ge6noert, uno SOS omerifaniide @oIf
fat iid bisber gefiigt. DeutidIono
lt~nterbreitet Elm on6eres @eieb 5,1 iei-
ner @eglttodtung, uno aner gorol,s-
itdt 11ah mer6e1t mir in ser 3lrfunh
sic iebt bon De1ttldla116 geIten6 ge-
modten 8rtn3ipien fit ,tns 1T Mn-
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&o8enberri1aft.

l1ngebeuerlib lit Der @rn9 Der
8ertrdge, sic aalien grob mad)tem.
@er lino nun sic Il rbeber zines
iolb teufliiden &rel1brudes? Die
MationaIiiten unb Mebolu liz
tionare Staliens, Sic ii6 bisber
bis aufs Meiier befampften. 2atei-
nide 5oIioaritdt, Sic 81 e t.
tnng Granfrei6S unb Die
sbafhtng zines groben, allie ro-
manii6e Staaten umfai-
ienben &eideS itn6 sic &ro-
grompunfte, mel@e iie perbur6en.
Sinter oieier lateiniiden Soli6aritdt
itebt aber sic fram3oiii Co.
&c, ste internationaIe
6reimanerei rno bas engIi-
DIE @oI6.
Sn StaIien felt bie 6reimnterei
eine Ma6t 6ar, tpie fm1m irgen6=
mo, a11Ber in 6ronfreid ur6 @ortu-
gal. Ger bette 3euge bierfiir lit ser
emgliid}e Miriiterpraiioent Msquitb,
ser in elmer ont 10. Mai gebaltenen
&eoe sic Modt ser 6reimalrerei
groBortig feierte. Dieie @ebeimber=
bin0ung bradte in Stalten immer
ibren u@roBmeiiter" an sic Steuen
ser Narteifubrer un6 Mini1ter; ibre
Erelie beberridte sic StGbte, iie bat
ibren @eiit 6en lo5ialen, religi0ien
un6 politiiden @uffaiiltngen eines Be-
oelten6en Tbeiles geraoe iener @eb0l-
fernngSgrltppen aufgeprdgt> sic fir
Sic &riegstreibereien AM meiiten 511-
gangli6 tparen. Son ieber tpor sic
StaIiens NIT iener
6ranfrei&S eng beridmiitert.
Son 6ortber empfimg iie lire po-
M%uftrage. Sir iie mar nidt
10 iebr 6as 0%eiterrei@, SOS italieni-
ide @ren5gebiete beiitt> ser Sein6,
ior6ern 6os fatbo1ii6e 0e-
fterreid, 6ieier Sort ser Monor-
die, Ser @riitIid)en 5toots- uno
@eltamffaiiung, in Dem es nod cine
Ser Gbrone nn6 Mltare
gibt.
Die englii6en ur6 fran5oiiiden
iibten iiberoies auf sic itaIieni=
i6en @6meiterlogen einen r,11gebeu=
rem Drad aus, 6amit 6ieie ibrerfeits
beitragem, SStalien an ser 5eite
oeS 9reiberban6es gum &riege at
orangen Son Sen 2ogen aus geben
8efeble unb @ertpeiie an
M6i1mer, sic 0ffentIi9e Memter
bethlehem, o6er sic auf 0rgoniiatio=
mem 11no @arteien babin 5u tpirfen
fir einfluBrei6 gebalten mer6en..
Som Ser 2oge geben 6ie G66en aus,
l1n6 bon ibr mer6en 6ie bielen uu1r=
.bbangigen" 8ldtter imprint. Die
italieniden Miniiter tp11r6en nit ser
3eit 81 811ppen in Sen &anoen ser
Oeranttportumgsloien @riegsbeber;
oas arme @olf bat 6as @erfiigungs=
iiber fem eigenes S9idial ber=
@o@ ME, tnie gu 6ieier Stun6e, it'll