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Arizona republican., 1915-10-01
SERBIA MAKES OFFER
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcHl

IASSOLIATED PKESB DISPAICHI
 ROME. Sept 30.-Serbia has offered Greece the districts of Guievgeli and Doiran. in Macedonia, in exchange for participation in the expedition of the allies against Bulgaria, according to Gioranle D1talia-
Arizona republican., 1915-10-01
CANAL OPENING DELAYED
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHl

WASHINGTON. Sept 30.-Colonel Harding, acting governor of the Pana- ma canal cabled the war department that a further earthern movement will delay the reopening of the canal until october 10, five days longer than previously reported.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-01
MANY TROOPS ON FRONTIER



 PARIS, Sept. 30.-The number of Austro- German troops concentrated cn the Serbian frontier is estimated by the Nish correspondent to the Temps at a half million: He says 300, ,OO0 of these are Germans
Arizona republican., 1915-10-01
SAN JOSE IN 1916
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIspArcuJ

F OAKLAND, Sept. 30.-The Wom- ans Christian Temperance Union of California, which is holding it's thirty sixth annual convention here, selected San Jose for the 1916 con- yention
Arizona republican., 1915-10-01
FATAL MINE EXPLOSION
lAssoCIATED PRESS pIsPATcHl

PEORIA, Ills, Sept. 30.-One is dead, another dying and twenty others are entombed. as result of an explosion tonight in the Empire mine at Hanna City, thirty-five miles west of here The rescuers have recovered one body.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-01

In a recent magazir.e article As slstant Secretary of the Navy Frank lin D. Roosevelt pointed out that much more money IS spent on the U. S. navy than on the navy of any other power except England. @It would seem thst the United States is suending an excessive sum in view e the size of its feet" he declared.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-01
WEATHER TODAY

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcH1 WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 3O-For Arizona: Fair.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-01

Hire little salesman at The Repub- Hcan office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-01
MAY BUY ANGLO:fRENCH

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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-03-08
CONTINUED from Page u

S. B. No. sc by Mendenhall and
Pugmire-Raising the interest on state
highway bonds to not to exceed five
per cent.
S. B. No. Is by .Day-Giving the di-
rectors of the insane asylums power
to parole the inmates.
S. B. No. go by Carter by request
Amending section 2405 revised codes
relative to the payment of bonds and
interest on bonds in irrigation dis
tricts.
S. B. No. 116 by Committee on Mines
and Mining the mining
laws permitting the use of device other
than automatic chairs as safety on
cage and permitting the use of addi-
tional local signals.
S. B. No. 131 by Joint Committee
on Irrigation and Water Right-Pro-
viding for election of one irrigation
district director from each division
and fixing terms.
S. B. No. 1873 by Join Committee
on Irrigation and Water Rights-To
construction of power
plants transmission lines, ETC., and
sale Of power by irrigation districts.
S. B. No. 1923 by Joint Committee
On Irrigation and Water Rights-Pro-
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Faris, added that he thought the case
was one that should be investigated
by grand jury. There were FIVE re-
publicans and two democrats on the
committee.
Confirmation of appointments made
| by Governor Alexander, the passage
of a number of important bills and
another resolution for adjournment
featured Saturday nights session of
the senate and was witnessed by
large number of spectators seated in
the chamber proper and packing the
galleries.
The bill to remove the supreme
court sessions from Lewiston is now
in the house but there is every indica-
ton that it will die there. Two eff
forts to suspend the rules and place it
on third reading and passage failed
and the outlook is that it cannot in
its regular turn reach third reading
However, well-informed considered re-
liable that the governor will veto it if
it is passed. Randall, MCGOWAN, and
Hunter are doing effective work
against the bill
The divorce bill is probably dead as
an attempt to suspend the rules fail
ed and there is little chance of it's
reaching third reading in it's regular
order. Only bills that can secure sus-
pension can pass now and those IN
that class are of minor Importance.
The senate tonight passed the three
house bills reducing the salaries of
the state land commissioners, register
of the land board and the members of 4
the public utilities commission These
bills now go to the governor. The
three bills were the subjects of bitter
debate.
The Elrod revenue bill was passed
by the house under suspension but re-
called from the senate and recon-
sidered. 1t is expected it will be pass
ed again Monday.
The educational budget is in the
hands of conferees but an agreement
cannot be forecasted. The charitable
and penal institution appropriations
bill is on second reading in the sen
ate for Monday.
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!
to discuss arrangements for a series
of spelling contests in the rural
| schools. Arrangements for prelim-
mary trials were made.
Judgment for the price of six and a
half cords of wood, and costs, was CIV
en- T. w. BARLEY in Judge Morgan
edges court this afternoon in an
action brought by Mr.. BARLEY against
r. H. Ewes.
Clifford Edmundson, of the depart
ment of horticulture, left today for the
Indian Cache ranch at Lewiston where,
he will conduct a series of experiments
in fruit tree spraying. He will make
tests with lime and sulphure, soluble
sulphur, spray sulphur, scalecid, and
crude oil of different densities. The
trees in the vicinity of Lewiston are
farther advanced than in this territory,
and it is possible to do some valuable
work in orchards in that locality now.
The annual inspection of the mil
itary department of the university will
be made Wednesday afternoon next,
beginning at $40. Captain McDan-
iels, 18th U. S. Infantry, Fort Missoula,
Montana, will make the inspection.
Lieutenant Osterman, Commandment of
Cadets, Washington State College, will
be present and Lieutenant CARRIER, In
spector of the Idaho National Guard
and Adjutant- General Laid Of Idaho
The inspection will probably include
battalion review, battalion inspection, |
Butts Manual, battalion parade, bat
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-03-08
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

Ira Anderson traded some Moscow
property for land in south Idaho to-
day.
Captain w. E. Baughman left Sun.
day for Portland to visit relatives and
friends.
Emory w. Clark, formerly resident
here, now living at Pullman, was Wis
itor in Moscow yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs. R. E. Nichols left to-
day for Daisy, Washington, where
they will make their home
By the tenth of the month all sub
scriptions should be paid. Subscrip-
tons are payable in advance.
Mrs. l.. A. Torsen will hold her
millinery novelties Wednesday, March
10th. 1915
At the high school this evening the
school board will hold its regular
monthly meeting for the purpose Of
transacting routine business.
Every woman in Moscow is expected
to keep next Monday afternoon abso-
lutely clear for the annual AT Home"
day of the City Beautiful" auxiliary.
DR.. w. d. Weatherford, Y. M. c. A.
secretary of the International and all
the southern colleges, will address the
Chamber of Commerce at luncheon
tomorrow noon
At the NJ e. Lewis home tomorrow
afternoon the missionary society of
the Presbyterian church will hold its
monthly tea. The business meeting
will begin a 2 O'Clock
E. T. Allen, forester for the Western
Forestry and Conservation Associa- |
ton. will address the Associated For
esters Tuesday evening, March 9, at
8 D. M in Room "a, Morrill, Hall. The |
public is invited
Arnold Woody, nephew of County |
Commissioner John L. Woody, who left
here about four years ago to join the
u. S. marine corps, has been visiting
relatives in and near town. He re-
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viding that no registration be requir
ed in irrigation district election blu
electros' oath may be demanded.
S. B. No. 1873 by Joint COMMITTEES
on Irrigation and Water Rights-Pro
viding voter on bond elections in ir-
rigation district must be holder o.
land in district.
Senate Passed
H. B. No. II by Shattuck-To amend
section 1874 of the revised codes OF
Idaho relating to the leasing of state
lands, and repeating all conflicting
facts.
H. B. No. 20 by Anderson of Bonnie
ville-To amend title of the civil code
of the state of Idaho by adding there
to a new section, designated as Sec
ton 1909, regulating the rights of
aliens, corporations and associations
to acquire real estate within the state
Of Idaho.
H. B. No. 800 by Johnson-Crea
state asylum and sanitary fund for
handling the money of patients in
such institutions.
H. B. No. IS by Committee on Uni
form Laws-To appropriate 5000 for
the conference on uniform laws.
H. B. No 334 by Ingard-Appro-
PIRATES $9SO73 for reclamation of
state lands in Payette Heights irriga-
ton district.
H. B. No. 3O4 by lsch-Providing
that the police department and officers
and employees thereof of cities Of the
first class shall be regulated by civil
service.
Senate Killed
H. B. No. 303 by Koelsch-Pro-
viding for determining heirship to
real estate patented by the United
States to the heirs of a deceased per-
son or when the heirs of a deceased
person succeed to an interest therein,
and for assigning the same to such
heirs.
H. B. No. 1T by Hunsinger-Pro-
vides for the levying by the state board
of equalization Of state school tax
to raise $50 for each child Of school
age in the state in lieu of the county
school tax heretofore levied.
H. B. No. lat by Johnston, Shattuck,
and Anderson of Bonneville-A string
ent anti-gambling bill drafted with the
dea of prohibiting all sorts of petty
gambling games such as slot machines
BOISE, March 1.-THE special house
committee presented it's
1nal report today. With reference to
charges of voucher manipulation |
through James H. Wallis, former state |
pure food inspector, who was alleged
o have paid private accounts to the
Capital News Publishing company
With state funds, the committee
ound that the state had been de-
rauded, with either the active Or
passive connivance of the Capital
News. The report of the committee
vas unanimous excepting that one,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-03-08

ceived an honorable discharge after
four years of service on the coast OF
South America and Mexico.-Juliaetta
Sun.
| Sheriff j. J. Campbell returned to-
day from Bovill where he spent a few
days on official business.
| A. |. Dickinson arrived in the city
today to take the place of Operator
Barrows at the Northern Pacific while
the latter is off on leave of absence.
Miss Catherine Dryden left this
morning to spend the week in visiting
schools in the northern part of the
county. She will return next Satur-
day
The attendance at the public library
for the month of February was as fol-
lows: Adults, 1928; juveniles, 754.
Book circulation, adults, 1863; juven-
lies, 450. Some new books will very
shortly be put upon the renting shelf
The funeral of Mary Martin was
the residence of the parents at the
corner of Howard and First streets.
The Reverend Mr.. Robert Warner of
the Methodist church conducted the
services.
Correspondents are reminded that
an envelope containing news items is
expected regularly once a week in the
Star-Mirror mail Failure to provide
weekly budgets of news will necessi-
tate the securing of substitute cor
Any persons having either Volumes
or 10 of the International Enclyco-
paedia, belonging to the Public Lib
rary, or knowing where they may be
found, will confer great favor by re-
turning them or notifying the Librar-
an of their whereabouts. 35-9
A week from today in the Chamber
If Commerce rooms, at o'clock the |
members of the City Beautiful will |
celebrate their annual At Home day |
All women of Moscow and vicinity |
ire cordially invited to be present and
o enjoy cup of tea and social
lour.
Capt. and Mrs. Harry C. Baughman
# Mr.. Baughmans sister, Mrs. Harry
thatcher on East Third street. Cap
ain Baughman is in the employ of
he White Horse Yokon Transporta-
ion company and during the season
7hen the river is open to traffic, May
D October, is in command of Yokon
iver steamer plying between White
[orse and Dawson.
Friday evening at the Christian
hurch, the young people of the church
ave farewell party to the Short
curse students. Two hundred young
eople We're in attendance. Games
ere played and refreshments were
srved. 1t is needless to say that all
ad a delightful time The students
i'll leave for their homes next week.
hey have made many warm friends
lring their stay in Moscow.
Saturday there was meeting of
achers from many parts of the coun
in Superintendent Bryden's office
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-03-08
Cooperative Rearing Of Children Menace
to Civilization
By ALEXANDER W. SAMUEL English Pubici.,

UTILIZATION will perish this absurd intellectual concet in the
shape of for continues to increase the
Of the family refer particularly to the theory which being
az RR1NGING ~ cHTfnREN CcoPERATTVEIY PTTT1NG
THEM IN A LARGE APARTMENT HOUSE WITH TRAINED
THINGS
The important work any possibly perform is
her children But If prefers being mechanic
being mother all that it's better for her. for society and
for her Enthusiastically for the chldrenth she shouldn't mother
them.
LIKE THE CUCKOO SAYS HERSELF
HAVE CHILDREN, A LEAST SHALL
of fact wait with hardly restrained impotence
those children want to congratulate them having
caped such maternal Influence
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-03-08

TALON drill, competitive company drill
for determining the best drilled and
most efficient company.
BOTH HOUSES MARK TIME-FIN-
ISH WORK TOMORROW
.(COntinued from Page IL
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Weather Forecast

LEWISTON, March S.-FOre-
cast till p. m. Tuesday: Fair
tonight and Tuesday.
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ghrfiider tIrpflueiier erf[art.

aouitantinopel. %. 5eb. Gum
eritenrnql bat fih Scr tiirfiIde @roB.
imelier Saio 5nlim iiber Die Gage
Dor Dem arieqsousbrudl allsoeiprp-
den. ct erfIdrte: aGas 2lngebot
Der Griple.@ntente, england, fSrunf-
reid unb g&uBlano. bic lluantoitbar.
felt nes tilrtiidben Neid)es In ieiner
ieeigeu 6orm oitf Die 01uer BON
100 Sabrcn 8u enrontiren, bnben mir
lobgelebut, oa mir init 9eripredllttls
ge oieier Mddte bereits at ihtehte
@rfabrun0en geirad)t haben Stub
Ilan0 1T unier Grbfeino unO olth
GnglunO iuto 5ranfreid grifien I'M.
Iner mebr In nnlere Rehte eiil, io-
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IaehIiebrn mare. Dos tiirfiife @plf
IerIcbnte einp GIclegenbeit, feline l3n.
funft ielbf III Die @nnO BIT nebmen
Juno oesbalb boben mir lie ibm ge-
|gebeH.4
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SIM Soag, 80. Sch. gis mad
Dlitprnadt bdtte man nod nidts
ron ienen IS Maun bet 8eiabnu0
Der n@nelDit" ipelae in einem gfet-
tnngs6oot ouf Die bolldnoiihe Suite
I8uiteuerte, gebort.
@ai6ington 20. 6e6. 9Srditocnt
8ilion lmo Stoatsiefretar 9rDdn
| fouferierten geitern pegeu oes I'm
tergangs oes omeritnnilhen 5radt-
0ampiers ,Gbel1n~ auf Der 66bc
| Der synlel gorfiun 8a man ober
feline offi5ielle 91ahridlt ilber bic
sidtaItropbe erbolteu bate, miro
man bic gtngeIegen6eit porldufio
dttf ith beriiben laiien. Die ame.
rif0Hiiden Bertreter an ben 6ofen
con Berlih 2onoon uuo @oam6
iin0 eriuf)t, nod Dem 9erbIeih Der
beridjoaeuen t3 gionu Der 9eiab.
ung Der ggnelDn" 3u foriheu. Cine
|iorgf1Itige l1nteriuhung oeB Sales
miro ieboh itattfinbeu, man gIou5t
aber. oaB Die 3eaierltug nihts pet.
ter tbun miro, aI5 Die 8eiiter oea
Sdiffes in ibren 5daoeneriaBfor.
oerungen 5u lmteritiiben. Die gan.
3e angeIegeubett bat III Hegierungsa
uno BriDotfreiieu @aibington8 MIR
ipenig 9tltfregung 6erborgerilfen.
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@ie aaptt1n Gnit6 por Der ngbe.
/ Inn ~0ie oeutichen ge60roen rnter.
riftet bat, tuiiroe iein shiff otrdy
Die Sd)ulo eines britiiden Mtorine.
OFFICERS perIoren. t5nlitb bate Die
ihn BON Der oeptiden glomiralitdt
qegebeuen eealitruttiouen niht be.
folgt, ionoern ben 9fntbidIaq oes
9riten maeftonmen Der ibm einen
fnlideu sSabrmea angegeben bate.
aapitGn Smith, Elm 1ol1noIIher
I2ootie uto t3 Wlonn Der @eIabung
Der yGBcIDn" iDuroen Don einenl
0elitiaen Butrolboot gerettet. Ser
iibrige 6beil Der @ennnnltng ioa
in Soaoio gelan6et iein.
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9euti6e GriOIge "
In OF unO @sit!
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mencn Geidiibr anf 800
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6eute 6ulsrnSes: g9ie 9cfcitisnu0s.
merte bon galais iunTOcn bon lrnf.
barren Oentideu 2nftidliffeu lUabrenO
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bumbdroirt.
Beitern nnternabmeu bic f5ran5us
len lUiebernm einen gIngriff aaf IN.
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mont uarOen bic 5ran5oien anf lire
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gen batteu. Sn ben Snseieu itiirm.
ten nniere Srnppen ben Snttefupf
uOrOlidl bon WIHbl6adl, SOnit lit
niflts ysenes 5M beridten."
gOrblueitlidl bun ETuUcb, nGrO.
lid bun gemidla nHS in Der NGbe
bon ErsasnBui3 banern bic Gjefcdjte
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9lutf iinS mir iiber bic 9lniien im
@urt6eil.
Sine rnlIiidlc 9iuiiiOn perindjtr
uniere Srngpen aus ibren Stcllun.
aen an Der aalufa IN iuerfen, pnrOc
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geIdlagen.
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beiht es: Die 9iniien pcrIndJten, bel
(Srobnu etneu @eaenangriff ausSn.
fiibren, iunrOen nber 3uriifaeidllas
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0rntidllanS nadlt sdntIe.

@oibingtot, 23. 5eb. gci Den
acItrigen 9eratbullgen oes Seuots.
ausid)uiics iitr .q(ngelegen.
beiten ipuroe beidloiicb eine Ser,
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bohieefdbiaen llnterieebootes feds
Toldle 3u boten uno is fletne, oll'
itatt Der biSber In glnsiiht oenonl.
meueu IL. Senator 5moot hlfltt
iogar um 80 bndieefdhige llnteripe.
boote lno 25 fIeinere 5u &iliten-
pcrtbei6ianngs8upden mad, muror
ieoorb iiberitimlilt.
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Saft ipri6t fir
craftsmanship!
Grtldrt, baF bic gereinigten Stau.
ten eiuer 9riiis gegrnii6rr.
iteben.

@oibinaton, 23. 5cb. - Dor
Der @ofbington Societp bon gten
ScrieD bielt geitern erprdiioent Bil.
liam s.. Gait cine aufiebenerreeenoe
gteoe, aus 0er ieoer 3eutite iid
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glufrchterb1lttng uHieres oanoels
fam tns leidt elmer SriitS gegeu-
ilberiteaen. lln0 menn Damn Der
8rdiioent bonoelt. n1iiiien mir Inn
bis 8unl gnoe bethlehem. Sbati1ds
lid lteben mir elmer ernitboften 9e.
ihraHtllug unieres Snnoels bereitS
'ge9eniiber. oem oas gfineuItreuen
imo Die glnpeuoung bon llHteriee.
booten obne llnterilihung oes nelts
tralen Sdiifes tit leoiaIih eine Ser.
Iebung bes interuationolen Redts.
5nIlte eine ioI6e @erletilng In Der
@ernihtung 0es 2ebens unb gigen.
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tauhen. mas Die &flidt ltnlerer gie.
eieritna als0orm lit. Die 8eraits
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hert iein, Dab iie bon ben botiten
patriotiiden 9epcggriinoen geleitet
nerocn. gc3iigIi6 Der @ofienats.
fubr foi9t Grdiiocnt g9iIion leoig.
lih Dem ibm BON @eo. @oibing-
ton gegebeneu 9eiipiele 1m0 iolte er
0esbolb nidt nngegriffen perOen.
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Die glusfibr bon 8dffen ii. I. no.
81 berbinoern bod lit netn ,Saupt.
.grtino gegeH cine inl6e MaBregcl,
.0aB iie lutnertral iein mitr0e gIber
Der &erfnuf bon @affen MIN. an
ariegfitbreuoG lit aud auf Oas bod.
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gang alf ainen arieg borbereitpt lit.
8ir miIiien inns oIio In ctnen
ariegsfaLle idnell uno iifer borte.
retten f0nnen, 9fdbnten mir nun
.iebt cine iolde RnBregel an, lpar6en
mir olsoann biilfloS onitebenI"
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&uNrn pIaRea Aagriti
anf aOnllaatinOptI!
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iden uno tiirfiiAen Grltppeu in Der
@eaen0 pon 3raus-6ihoruf itatt.
geiunoen. "
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Die iredlen cyapnner.

2onOon 20. 6e6 Ger 8efinaer
aorrciponoelt Der Zines" meloet,
naB Die @erbanolpngen 8tpiIdDeu
China uHo eSapon anf einem tooten
Buntt onacIangt iinO. 4srGiioeni
Duau shi aai bat iidl eetpeiaert,
bic gcrbanolung iiber irgeno meIdc
Snroerltng fort5ltieben Die GbinaS
2ollperdnit1t perfiir5en uHo i6nl
Dos 9iedt, NIT onoeren WGdtcn
gcrtrdae ob3uidlieben, nebmen
lp0LIen.
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senatur Sitdepd ilber leime BIN.

Senator 6itdcod iprab iicb beltte
einen 8ertreter Der Gribiine gegen-
iiber iiber ieine @affenausfuhrber-
bot8. .8orlage aus. Git botte fie be.
fonntIid ais Qlneloeneltt CUR
5hiff8faufsbia eingebratt, 0pA
muroe Iie nit fleiner @lebr6eit ob.
gelebrt. Die 1tripriingIide Bill be-
finoet iid nod INNER In 8dnoen
oes aonites fir ausndrtige 9Lnge.
nno fam natiirlih iii
Der leBigen GongrGB.Stbung nidt
ntebr Qtfs Gapet foulmen. Senator
Sittbcof er5dbIte, oaB einc geipalti-
.ge aompognc geeen oag 8afferolls.
flibrperbot gefitbrt mcroe, uiebt bon
5eiten Der Communication tnD
ibrcr 6ibrer, ionocrn beionoers au6
BON 6eiten Der 9iem gorfer 3eitlin.
gen, 90 b1tten 3. y. bteic @elt.
blatter ienen Gbeil iciner Reoe, Der
iih NIT oent 9luSfltbrberbpt befoBte.
0on3 einfod) to0tgeidpiegen. g8
let onidetnen0 cine gerihip0rling
1tltter ben qroBeit 3eitltrqen, bic Sra
&c toot3ulblpeigen. 9rpbOen bnlte
er oofiIr baB Die 2tettation fortge-
fiibrt ncroen Iollte, beionDers aud
ioIlten bic &irhengemetnOen oofiir
iltereiiirt perbet oa es bod Dor al.
lem cine noroliite 6rage let.
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g9ritenpreiir nltfnehrndlt.

9Dnbon, %. iSe6. . Die hieiigen
MOrgenblGtter fau5eln bic Regie-
rirng n6, meil lie s6sert, ciue itren.
gere 8lufaOe bcr Oentifem aaitc
Oard5ufiibren. Die gMaip iaet,
Sas eiWliIfle @oH bilbe lid Elm, bail
0entidllanos aaite eimcr itriften
SlOfaOe bon ieiten Der britiifen
5lptte nnteriuOrfen lei, bns Gegeu.
tleil aber lei Der 5all. 9cuu 10.
luOhl gtabrungsmittef ais and 9lp6.
material iuerOeu mad 9entidlanO
inpDrtiert.
Ginen i6nlidjcn Son IdllGat bic
3citnng g8rapbit" an, Sic be.
Ganptet BAH, mdbreuO Oas engliidlc
Sabinct beratbidlasc, uie man
9entldllan0 nm beiten nnterjOde
tOieic 8ra6l6auie), mnF &elgicn
inter Oeu 9rufe Der OeRtidJcn Mts
litarmadlt balls ber6angern.