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New Britain herald., 1915-03-05
AT ONCE! STOPS
 STOMACH MISERY
 AND INDIGESTION
"Pape's Diapepsin" makes sick, sour,
 gassy StOmachs feel

Tapes Diapepsin' makes sick, sour, gassy Stomachs feel fine. Do some foods you eat hit back taste good, but work badly ferment into stubborn Jumps and cause a sick, sour, gassy stomach? Now, MT. or Mrs. Dyspeptic, jot this down: Papes Diapepsin digests everything, leaving nothing to sour or upset you. There never was anything so safely quick, so certainly effective. No difference how badly your stomach is disordered you will get happy relief in five minutes, but what pleases you most is that 1t strengthens and regulates your ston- ach so you can eat your favorite foods without fear.
 Most remedies give you relief some times-they are slow, but not sure, Tapes Diapepsin' is quick, positive and puts your stomach in a healthy condition so the misery won't come back.
 You feel different as soon as Tapes Diapepsin' comes in contact with the stomach-distress just vanishes-your stomach gets sweet, no gases, no belching, no eructations of undigested food. your head clears and you zee: fine.
 Go now, make the best investment YOU ever made, by getting a large tiftv-cent case of Papes diapepsin from any drug store. You realize in five minutes how needless it is to suf- fer from indigestion, dyspepsia or any stomach disorder.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-05
FINANCE BOARD IN
 THE HARNESS AGAIN
WlI Give Hearings to Three De-
 paTtments This Evening.

Discussion of the estimates of the school department, the Institute and the public amusement commission are on the program for tonight s meeting of the board of finance and taxation. The school board asks for -S212, 21 The 1pStit2ta. estima ates have not been presented as yet. The public amusement commission wants $4,25O. e-
 Included in the incidental account estimates this year are items that total $13,625.00. They are advertis- ing and printing, $3,5oo; office SUD- plies, $2,000; election, s1,Ooo; tele- phones, s40O; indemnity bonds. s4OO. reporting births and deaths, s65o: drinking fountain, s2OO; municipal record, $700; charter and ordinance. $500; personal tax, s3,O0O; examin ing land records, $125; typewritins for comptroller, $100; printed land index, $45O; sundry accounts, $500.
 The special appropriations have not been compiled, but they will probably be the same as for the present fiscal year when >$90,22O was appropriated. An emergency fund of $6,00O also ap- pears in the estimates
 Interest and discount totals $sS,- 416.25. The items follow: Sewer. bonds, $43,800; street bonds, $2,OOO; park bonds, $5,115; refunding bonds, s5,293.75; school bonds, $3O,S37.50; town deposit fund.- $370; temporary loans, s1,000. Payment on prin- cipal due this year follow: School bonds, $34,O00; refunding bonds. $5,- 900; park bonds, $2,000. The follow ing are the proposed sinking funds: Sewer bonds, $20,00O; street bonds, $2,0O0; school bonds, s5,000; mu- nicipal building bonds, $2,000.
 The salary list of the city for next year will total $49,323.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-05
OVER 90 MILES OF PIPE.
New Britain's Fire Fighting Facilities
 Shown by Water Board.

A review of the work done during the past fiscal year by the water de- partment, furnished by Commissioner P. J. Egan today, shows that New Britain has over ninety miles of pipe lines and water pipe. The exact length is 461,864 feet.
 During the past year the following pipe has been laid: Four inch pipe, 200 feet; six inch, 1850 feet; eight inch, 735 feet; twelve inch, 1,20o feet; sixteen inch, 1,500 feet.
 Twenty hydrants were added dur ing the year, making 656 in all now in the city. There are 1,253 valves, the following being installed during the year: Four inch, twelve: six inch. twenty eight; eight inch SIX; twelve inch. three: sixteen inch, three.
 These figures were compiled for an apent of the New England Insurance exchange, who is Investigating con- ditions in this city.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-05

Bridgeport, Conn, March S.-Ap- parently quite unmoved, Mrs. Helen M Angle, singer and church worker faced the twelve men who will decide whether on the night of June 23 last, she caused the death of Waldo R. Ballou, we'll known politician, who was her admirer. It is the conten- tion of the state that the woman pushed Ballou downstairs as he was leaving her apartment in Stamford and that in the fall he received in juries which caused his death. His body was found in the street near by, and bloodstains on the sidewalk and up the stairs linked Mrs. Angle with his death. Mrs. Angle showed the strain she had been under, for she appeared only the shadow of her former self. Her hair was streaked with gray and her face was wrinkled. She has aged twenty years in the last eight months.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-05

Native GEES 29c dog. Russell Bros. -advt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29
ONLY 1876 MEMBERS
or CREW ARE SAVED

Paris. April 2s t9;2 .. MA
communication from the minister Of
marine recitng the torpedoing of the
French cruiser Leon Gambetta was
given out this afternoon. II is text
ually as follows.
THE armored cruiser Leon Cam
beta, cruising at the entrance of the
Otranto canal, was torpedoed the
night of April 26-27 and went to the
bottom in ten minutes.
"All the officers on board persisted
at their posts. One hundred and
thirty-six members of the crew, in
cluding eleven under-offlcers, we're
rescued by vessels sent out promptly
to their help by the Italian authori-
ties.
THE list Of survivors has not vet
been received at the ministry Of ma
rine'
The Leon Gambetta was equipped
with four 7-inch guns, and sixteen
64-inch guns, twenty-four 3-pounders
and five 1s-inch torpedo tubes. Her
crew was from 200 to 500.
She was built in Brest in 1903, cost
ing $3.50. .000, and was 4S6 feet long
and 20 Ia feet beam, with 26 1-2 feet
mean draft
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29
Nearly $50, 600, 600 in
Food and Clothing is
Furnished to Belgium,

New York, April 2S.-Food and
clothing valued at $49,17t,519 had
been sent by the commission for
relief In Belgium in the commissions
ships to Rotterdam, distributed
throughout Belgium up to April 3, ac-
cording to the commissions report
given out here today The total of
food and clothing already shipped and
arranged for shipment Is GSS,0S2 tons,
the statement says.
The amount CT foodstuffs required
TO keep the Belgian population alive
has steadily increased since hostiiities
began. the statement continues ana
tie present monthly shipments abso-
lutely necessary aside from the small
quantity of potatoes and vegetables
obtainable are as follows.
Wheat or its equivalent, 10000
tons; rice, 10000 tons; peas and beans,
5000 tons: bacon and lard. l,200 tons:
preserved meat i,200 tons preserved
fish, 1900 TONS condensed milk, 500
tons
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29
STRONG OFFENSIVE by
GERMANS IN WEST

Paris April % G0sS2 p. m. .)-T'he
following official statement was is
sued by tho war office tonight
THE day has been relatively calm
in Belgium, with no modification in
the situation. We have retained the
ground which we regained In tho last
three days
In Champagne the Germans took
from us In the region of Beausejour.
900 meters OF advanced trenches We
have retaken half of them
In the Argonne near Marie The
rese an attack attempted by the Ger
man was Immediately checked by our
fire, At Les Eparges the enemy has
bombarded but delivered no further
attacks.
THE same thing has occurred at
Hartmanns- -Weilkerkopf The Ger
mars have directed al intense fire
against the summit. but made no at
tack today
During the course of the day of
April 81 our aviators launched thir-
ty-two sheels on the station at Boil
weller (seven miles northwest of
Meulhausen) and sixty shells on the
station at Chambley, where they set
fire to depot of munitions.
The station at Arnaville Con the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29
COLORADO C0NVICTS
TALK WITH GOVERNOR
icy noss.a JOURNAL SPECIAL LrAsso wrHsi


Denver. April 2s.-Nearly 100 con-
vcts at the Colorado penitentiary had
interviews with Governor Carlson dur
ing that officials visit TO the institu-
tion yesterday. according to word
reaching here today Those who saw
the governor included number serv-
ing life terms
Unoffleially, it was said the "au-
dience" resulted from an infraction of
the prison rules when one prisoner
appealed for an opportunity to tell his
story while the governor was inspect
ing the shoe department. The prison.
er is said to have been taken to task
by guard. but the governor inter-
ceded and later granted the audi
ence."
Governor Carlson returned to Den
Yer today During a brief stop in
Colorado Springs Governor Carlson
met Governor L. W. Major of Mis-
souri,.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29
Summary of Var
NegUs of YESTERDAY

The French war office reports rela-
| tive calm along the battle front In
4 Belgium and the retention by the al
lies of the ground which they re-
gained since the Inauguration of the
| German forward movement nearly a
I week ago.
This follows the British official
! statement which declares that the op-
erations of the allies have definitely
stopped the German attack, which
has not been renewed. Counter-at-
tacks apparently are still being de-
| livered by both French and British,
but these are Of minor importance as
compared with the general engage
ment around Ypres and the User canal
which lasted five days.
There has been marked activity on
the part of the airmen for several
days past, A squadron of allied avla-
tors have made u raid on Friedreich-
shaten and one of them dropped six
bombs on the Zeppelin hangers. The
nature of the damage done is not
known but one of the hangers Is said
TO have caught fire.
French avlators dropped bombs on
the stations &C Bolweiler, Chambley,
Arnaville and q railway junction iii
Alsace-Lorraine as well as on the
station, the bridges and factory at
Leopodscope in Baden
Four German machines, according
to the French official report, have
been brought down by the French avi-
ators, one near Apremont, one near
Champagne, the third near Ancre and
the fourth west of Rheims,
At Altkirch the Germans brought !
down a French aeroplanei at Niedcn- /
burg. East Prussia, Russian air craft
dropped 200 pounds of explosives |
at Oberndorf; u French aviator drop |
ped bombs on an arms factory; at /
Nancy German bplane dropped |
bombs, killing three persons and |
wounding others.
The land operations IN connection |
with the attack on tho Dardanelles are |
taking their place at the forefront Of |
the campaign. While Turkey contin- /
ues to assert that the allied forces
have been repulsed at various points /
with heavy losses. and Berlin reports
that 5000 French and British soldiers |
have been driven into the sea. and |
that 1000 have been captured, the
British war office has issued o state
ment declaring that in the face of
continual opposition the allied troops
have established themselves across the
end of the Gallipoli peninsula. II tells
of wire entanglemenls under the sea
rs well as on land and tho deep pits
with spikes at the bottom, which the
Turks had prepared to hamper the
but adds that notwithstand
ing these obstacles the operations of
the allies have been successful and
they are making a steady advance.
The Austrian submarine us has /
torpedoed and sunk the French
cruiser Leon Gambetta in the Ionian
sea. Z
In the eastern war zone, according
to Vienna. the general situation re-
mains unchanged. In Russian Poland /
heavy artillery engagements have q
taken place at various points without {
definite results and IN the Carpath-
ans near Ostry night attacks by the
Russians have been repulsed News [
reaching Berlin from Czernowtz is ,
70 the effect that the Austrians have ]
captured BoJan. east OF Czernowitz. s
which is the key to the Russian posi- {
ions in the crownland Of Bukowina
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29
TRIAL OF THE MENACE
TO BE HELD IN JUNE

Kansas city. April PA demurrer
to the indictments returned several
months ago against the publishers OF
The Menace. an anti-Catholic weekly
newspaper published at Aurora, MO,
was overruled here today by rederal
Judge Arbas Van Nalkenburgh. The
case was then set for trial az Joplin
during the June term OF court
The individual defendants named Ia
the indictments are.
Wilbur +. Phelps Bruce NJ. Phelps,
Theodore c. Walker and Marvin
Brown.
The indictments charge that OBJ
scene matter was sent through the
mail. The articles complained Of by
the government, attack the Cath
ollie priesthood,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29
GOVERNOR OF UTAH
WORKS ROAD ALL DAY

Salt Lake, April 2S.-After having
designated today as Good Roads
Day" by proclamation, Governor
Epry set the example by donning
overalls and working all day with a
large party of business men on the
Lincoln highway west of Salt Lake
City. Major Samuel c. Park worked
with a hundred members OF the Salt
Lake Rotary club on the highway east
of the city. The holiday was general
ly observed IN the state. business
men of the towns joining the farm
ers, ranchmen and miners in the
road work
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29
Canal opcned To Navigation.

Big Eddy, Ore. April 2S.--rhe Dali
les-Celilo canal was opened here to-
day to navigation. II was completed
ture of s4,s50,000 by the federal gov
ernment. and opens the Columbia
river to steamer traffic from the Pa
cifie ocean to Priest Rapids Wash. a
distance of $50 miles, and to Lewis
ton. Idaho on the Snake river. tri-
butary of the Columbia. 475 miles.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29
CORONER FINDS THAT
C0WL KILLED HIMSELF

Bridgeport, Conn, April eS.--Cor-
oner Phelan today filed has finding
on the death OF Arthur Hearn Cowl Of
New York. who was shot Ia the head
De Forest Wheeler In Stratford.
where he had gone to visit his fiancee,
Miss Emily Wheeler.
The report declares that Miss
Wheeler, even though she pulled the
ribbon could not have discharged the
weapon. and that the shot was fired
by Cowl himself
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29

Santa Fei April 28.-James RI
Green has been commissioned most
master at Hondo, Lincoln county.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29

fever camps are set as. because IN
Serbia II might take weeks or months
TO set them up"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29
WEATHER FORECAST.

Washington, April 2S. -- New
Mexico: Local thunder showers
THURSDAY. Friday probably falr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-29
the colonel said. said Mr. Barnes
and Mr.. Murphy.
Criticizcs Whitman.

the colonel said. | said Mr. Barnes
and Mr.. Murphy
Criticizcs Whitman.
In another speech Colonel Roose-
Welt was quoted as saying that MIR.
whitman was one of the most effi-
clent instruments of Tammany." An
objection on the reading OF this
speech was sustained.
In speech delivered at Malone. n.
r., Colonel Roosevelt charged that
Mr.. Barnes and Mr.. Murphy were in
collusion In regard to elections.
An objection to a question on this
passage was also sustained.
Mr.. Twins read speech by the
witness at Gloversville. In u Col
onel Roosevelt was represented as
saying that he wouldn't say Mr.. Muir
phys and Mr. Barnes principles were
the same because he was not sure
they had any principles.
What was your salary as presl-
dent of the United States ?"
Fifty thousand dollars"
Did congress appropriate $0O,00O
for your travelling expenses"
Mr.. Bowers objection was sus-
tanned.
Mr.. Wins then announced he was
through with the witness.
Mr.. Bowers Immediately prepared
to begin redirect examination Of the
witness.
Colonel Roosevelt, do you rcmem-
ber Mr.. WINS questions about the re-
port of the Clapp committee2'
~ do"
"You remember he asked that II
the report showed Mr.. Carnegie con-
tributed $4,000 and Mr.. Perkins
$4,000 you would not doubt it?'
II remember that
you remember you said j have no
doubt of II if you are reading from
the official report, and he answered
L am reading from the official re-
port?
II remember that
can right. I'll now read from the
testimony OF Elmer Dover. secretary
of the republican national commit
tee before the Clapp committee.
I'm his testimony as read, MT.
Dover. who gave the investigating
a list of contributors, said
he was not by any means certain or
its correctness of accuracy
Colonel Roosevelt smiled broadly
while the Dover testimony was being
read.
Now. Colonel Roosevelt" Mr. Bow
ers went on, "dc you know whether
Mr.. Cortelyou was witness before
the Clapp committee which investi-
gated campaign contributions"
fYeg -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-13
lieber Wlambens .!6eiIlebre
sprud srifrn a6enS YidneG gOano
In br Wnjifbaae.

Sn Der DaififbalIe iprad) geiierit
glbeno .por einem mieMlIiden 9lii.
oitoriiuL bos iid aus slnbdngern
Der @iai,bensbeiaebre 5uianuneniet-
te, gifncll youns Der Don Serrl
sSranf Stternuam porgeitellt ipurce,
iiber Sns .Simnliide aonigrei6".
Ger Heoner DieS barauf biil, oob
Die Menid)beit ieit sSaJrbimbertel
nnh Der @Iiidieligfeit geitrebt, a6er
bieies 3iel niff erreid)t babe, ioipeit
meitisitens Die eroBe Webrbeit III
getra6t tomme, oa lie bon falf6tn
@orausieBiitgen ausBeganaen ieieu.
Ter erite S6ritt jur erlangiiitg oes
rSirimliihat aonigreid)s", periifer.
te Serr goimg, ici 6aB man Dem
9beralaubcn cntiaoe, oab aranfgeif
ooer Siinoe nctbpenbig ooer nntiir.
iid icien. 9ieiea ici a6iolut niht Der
Jall unb cine torrette 4itffafIung
@ottes iete Die sl6lebnllug idmmtli.
der 5beorien poraus, Die oitf bic
;SortOaucr beg llebels absieleiI III.
benz nan Die 8ottbeit iiir oas llebel
perdntIportlidJ nladt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-13
Rleiae Yoliseimad dridbtem.

- Clemens SabIfelb bon go. 1909
Wain Strabe, CAB Der poli3si seitern
bic gef6rsibuns Don brei @aunern. bic
Deriu4ien aus isinem GeiddftslOtal
Waaren gu iteblsn, jsbo4 burd feline
Wadiamtsit baran Derbinbert ipurbsn.
Der cine Der BurI6en bate iih bereits
eine lpollene Sude seiidert. lieB jebot
fsin.n Raub i'm Stid, als 9err Sahls
feb ibn CUR Rebe itellts unb rib 5us
fammen nit ieinen 8umpansn aus.
Ssra.l polstp pon go. 229 @eit
6. Strabe meloete seitern Der poli5si,
bab ibm aus fsiner Dobnung $14.50
geitoblen fpurben.
- Der 81 Sabre alis Rolanb GRAM
forb DON go. 1924 Weit Gs9fte Str.
Der Dom Deteftip Sddfer unter Der
9luilase bss Diebitabls perbaftet purs
be. seitanb elm, bab sr $39 in einsm
Observation-Disclosures an Der ReuntsH
unb 8apmiIer Strabs seitoblsn bate,
neil er bas 9elb braudte, lin bic llnz
ioiten feinsr 6o45sit, bic Dor iDeni9en
Wo9en ftattfanb, 5u be3ablen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-13
3ipei 6ennen
Gereu Belts bon psridisoenen Grbsn
bsaHiprud)t iuiro,
Werbinbsrn bic enbsiiltise @ertbsi'
lung Oes 5obn yrOsan'iden
Nadlaiies.

3fpti 6ennen, bic einen 2teil oes
Ta9IdiIes Der Dor auraem perfiorbes
nsn Bridget Yrogan, Dittpe bes ibr
Dor feds ssabren i'm 1obe Doraufgs,
gansenen So5n grosan DON MaDtions
Ipille biloen, iinb bic uni6uloias llrs
fade ei-ss aonflittes spiifen ben Iies
ben ainbsrn bes DsritOrbensn gbepaas
reg unb perbinberten Biz jeBt, bab Der
etipa $4,000 bstrasenbe 1adlab our
Ieribeiluna eelaHssn tonnte. Die glns
selegenbeii ipurbs beBbaIb seitsrn BEN
Eidtsr 2iibers untsrbrsitei, Der auerlt
Der anii9t mar, pab man tbn
gum 9eiten ba6sn ipoIite, idliebIi9
aber, als inn bic lImftdnbe ertIdrt
ipurben ben Jall auf Montaa @ormits
iaa CUR 9erbanblung aniebte unb Dor;
labungen fir allie 9eibeilisten, notb'
ssbrunsen audi fir bic beib.n Stns
nen srlieb. Die Dem Rifter ertlGrt
ipurbs. bsitimwte Sobn grosan in
ieinem 5sItaineflt, bab feiu Na9laB
gum gsften Der Miitiue Oeripalie!
ipiirbe uHb biefe 5.itlebenS bic eins
finite erbalten iolle. gu benz Rads
lab aeborien au9 ettpa bier Dubsnb
Siitner. unb als naa bem 3obe Der
Ulutter cine 8ertbeilung bes Dsrs
m6qens porsenOmmsn iDsrbsn follts,
itelte es lid beraus, bab bic iiebsn
Grbsn in 8e5ua auf gass, nit aus.
nabme BEG eisentbumsredts aui
sipei 6ennen einia iparsn.
Seds Der ainber bebaupten, bab
OieieIben b er Uiuttsr ssb6rtn uno
bebbalb au benz allgemeinen Na4lab
serednet perben iolIisn, aber eiHsr
Der Sobne beitsbt barauf, bab bic
Sennen i.in gigentblm ieisn, neil
e Die Gisr, aug benen fie gebriitst
tpurben, ielbit bsrbeissibafft babe.
Dus grite, mas Riaier aiibers gu
ibun bdben pirb. III bas gtIter Der
6snnsn burd erperten feitiislsn ju
lafsn unb ipenn bies gef6sben TT.
ipirb es ibm nift ibper fallen, BIZ.
game Sireitfrase sur 3ufritbsnbeis
alIer gstbeiligten su entf4eiben uHb
ss ba6ur9 au erm6gIi4en, oab Der
Ra1lab enbgiiltig geresslt ipiro.
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Remtrale SNdbte
% Grtebens : gepes
einleiten.

Waibinston. u. glop. -
Dapib Starr Jorban. Vrdiibent Der
aelanb Stanfcrb llniDeriiiGi unb9ors
flyer bes internationalen Sriebsnss
2ongreiIes. hsr neulib in San Srans
cisco absebaIttn ipurbe, iaste benz
praiiDsnten WilioR Grsiias. bab cine
talboffi,isae 0srfammlung ntutraltr
Nationtn ipabrideinIi9 fur5 Dor
Weibnadtsu i'm Sdas, Bern ober
aopenbassn absebdltsn iperben ipiirs
be. I'm Grieben in europa berbti3us
fiibren. Or. Sorban iiberbrahte benz
praiibenten cine Reiolution bes Syriss
hens aongreffes, ipel4e ibn brinsenb
erfufiie. NIT anberen geutrnIen
bdrauf bin5uipirten. baB cine fold,
arnferen3 sinbsrufen perbe.
Jn elmer grtIdrins, bic Or. Sors
ban BEN 9prdFbenitn unisrbrsItste,
bisb es, bab auf @runb fiir5li9er glns
frdsen bel ben Resisrunsen Der iriss,
fiibrenbm Mdtte beriiHert iptrben
iSnnt, bab, obI4on bisie Wd4te ni1t
Ipsptlt fdsn islbf iJrisSsaasuiisf.
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Cine gebeime Sereinba=
rung
SoI 5ipii4sn 9ulsarisn unb 9rie4sn.
LAMB
Wlit ge5ug uuf Serbien, ,Ma5eoOnisn
unb 9llbanien beiteben.

Rom, II. Rop. = Sn bisiiesn BIZ
plomatii4en areiIen 1T man Der 4ns
ii6t, bag cine gsbeime 8ereinbarung
5piiaen gulsarisn unb @riedsnlanD
mir Se3ug auf Serbien, Ma5sbonien
unb Qlfbanien beftebe. Dieter ansebs
lidsn @sreinbarung semdB iOI bas
iiibide albanien 9rie9enlaub Sufals
len unb bas nOrbli6s 8ulsarien, mo-
burf) Der trubitipnele Srdum bisIes
Ganbes in Grfiilung gebsu piirbe, an
brei Weers gu grsn5en: bas Sdpar5e
Wesr, bas 9lesdii9s Neer unb bas
@briatii6e Meer.
Sn bieIen areifen III man Der On
iiat, bab StaIien in ben galtuntriss
einsreifsn miiiIe, um feline Sberbsrrz
i9aft iibsr bas 4britufde Wteer Su Be-
baltsn unb iid ben 9eiiB DON gDlOnu
gu iiaern. Die Jrage III jeBt bic, ipie
nit geniisenbsn militGriihen unb polis
tii6en Mitteln bisIs Sntsrei1eH am be-
fen geI9iiBt iperoen t0nnen, in folder
Weiie, baB Der grfuIg sspib 1T. 9lud
mub idueG gebanoelt tperbeu, tpenn ss
ni6t gu fpGt tperben Ioa.