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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-28
ENTERTAINED BY LADIES

In March the woman's club of Annis- ton became interested in our club girls and planned to entertain them at luncheon, thereby expressing to the girls their commendation of the work April 16 was set apart for that day. the date seeming the best as it had been named for a county school ral- ly, and all the boys and girls in the county were expected to come to the county site on that day. The same trip could embrace both occasions. The girls gladly accepted this hospitality The county and city superintendents of education honored the club by allow ing us to lead in the great school parade. I wanted all eyes to turn to the canning club girls so prepared pennants significant of their AIT brand for myself and each girl to carry in the grand march. 1t was an inspiring sight to see these fair sol diers waving their pennants. declaring their determination to further the plan of the late Dr. Seaman Knapp in the southern extension service. The march, the luncheon, was a great suc- cess, the beginning of a get-together day in Calhoun county, for the school rally was voted an annual occasion The girls returned to their homes with a clearer idea of the many opportu- mites the membership of this club em
 Lraced for them. Our state superin- tendent of education was present that day and made a helpful and interest," ing talk to the girls. The president Of the state Normal school and the chairmen of the woman's clubs of the other townships of the county also en- joyed this gracious hospitality. The girls inspired from this lovely social feature and enjoyable day, returned to their various homes and began anew, as it were To my great satisfaction. I found their gardens laden with their bountiful yield, almost ready for can ming. Arrangements were made at once for our big demonstration in canning to be held at the State Normal schoo, at Jacksonville. Almost the entire membership of the club was present that day. A committee from the wom- ans club also assisted in entertaining the girls and aside from the real knowledge gained in canning a de- lightful day was spent.
 My itinerary of demonstrations and organizations was continued until had been in every district of the coun- ty Groups of people here and there were seen canning Canning proved l veritable contagion. forStheI people Of each community fell victims to our slo- gan, Eat all you can and can the rest" not allowing single pound to waste. Alabamas old meaning, Here we rest" must be forgotten; Here we hustle" is more fitting, for Calhoun county is determined to feed herself.
 Club members are greatly encour- aged by the fact that the best edu- cators and business as well as profes
 sicnal men not only indorse this move
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-28
SPLENDID WORK
 OF STATE NORMAL
(Continued From Page Ten,

equipment and farm containing 123 acres and three houses.
 ?. It has a faculty of 16 teachers.
 3. It has 10 departments of instruc- ton.
 4. Contracs have just been let for re- building a st0,0o0 girls dormitory.
 5. The average age of those enrolled is over 21 years.
 6. Thirty seven counties are now represented in enrolment.
 2. It has as many students now as it enrolled all last session
 8. It's graduates hold important po- sitions in business and professional life.
 9. It has more calls for teachers at good salaries than it can supply.
 10. It eXerts strong Christian in" fiuence. It has active organizations of |. M. c. A. and Y. W. C. A.
 Il. Tuition is free and necessary ex- penses are unusually low for the qual- ity of work given. It has few free rooms for needy boys and girls.
 12. During the last 10 years over 2500 teachers have gone out from this school to service in the state.
 13. Nine-tenths of it's graduates are found teaching in the public schools.
 IA The school undertakes nothing showy, but does consistent, steady, eff ficient work at all times.
 15. It's ideal is to develop men and women who can teach children-not impractical teachers of books and sub iccts, but teachers who place character and high Christian ideals above mere technical book knowledge. At the same time it's graduates must be thoroughly equipped with full professional and practical knowledge of the processes of teaching and the development of children.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-28

ducts at home. Mamie Massey has sold her l2oO cans for 10 cents each. Now, isn't that finding money where none has been supposed to exist? The de- rartment has for a long time been calling on the farmers to persuade their wives to save the surplus of the farm representing waste of 50 per cent of tine resources of the average farm. Now our girls are teaching this 1es- son When the lessons of what these girls have accomplished has reached even the most remote rural commu- mites, then the millions now being distributed to the canning factories will be transformed into many things. which are luXuries to the farmers wife tcday-running water in the homes. less work in the fields.
 The girls made the corridors ring with their yells and songs, composed fer the occasion by my daughter, Ilah Guyon, who is a great helper in the social club life. The banquet was beau tifully appointed in every detail. Mr. James T. Keith, president of the State Bankers association, was the toast master on this suspicious occasion. The speakers expressed their appre- citation and continued support of the work. Before adjourning a standing vote of appreciation and a toast was drunk to inc absent host. A night let ter of thanks for this beautiful hos pitality was sent to MT. Finn in New York, signed by the canning club girls
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-28
The Blast Furnace Industry

From the Bangor Daily Commercial.
 Statistics for the iron blast furnace industry in the United States for 1900 are presented in detail in a bulletin of the department of commerce. The bla st furnace industry in the United States employees 3S.429 wage earners, to whom $24 606.530 was paid in wages. The value of the products was reported as s391, ,429.2S9, but the cost of mater- ials. including the large item of fuel cost was $320,637, SSS9, equal to S1.9 per cent of the value of the products. The processes in the industry are com paratively simple, and the value added by manufacture is relativ ely much less than in most other industries, The production of all kinds of pig iron dur ing the census year amounted to 25,- C51,79S tons as compared with 16,623,- G2s tons in 1904 and 14,447,791 tons in 1899, an increase of 54.3 per cent for the period 1904-1909 and of 151 per cent for the period 1S99-1904. For the decade the increase was Il ,204,007 tons, or 77.5 per cent. During the decade tnere was, however a decrease in num- Der of establishments and of wage earners.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-28

ment but also aid financially. The Chamber of Commerce of Anniston as- sisted by the business men of other townships, inspired by the womans club, purchased a Ford to be used in the work, seeing that our efforts could be realized in concrete returns. The Ford more than doubled the possibili ties. I have travelled 6000 miles in the county since the car was added to our team" Yes team" for our work is truly team ork-demonstrator and co-operator in their respective places. Co operators watch for and supply our need, financially and socially.
 Our banks in the county have proved towers of strength in the work, push ing it on, aiding in giving prizes, scholarships and even their time and company. We are encouraged by their presence on all social occasions.
 JARS FOR EXHIBITS
 At the canning demonstrations given over the county I urged the girls to put some products in special jars for exhibits, but they seemed loath to pur- chase these jars at $5 per barrel Mir. keit looked out of the bank window and saw this perplexed group in the valley and called to ascertain the trouble. We whispered our dismay across the mountain. He called back, saving, Thirty dollars is deposited in the Anniston City National bank for the purchase of these jars No doubt ne has been more than repaid for that splendid aid when he saw the exhibit of the girls work displayed at the ladies' free rest room at Anniston-- the free rest room for our rural peo pie is another one of the splendid com forts the woman's club has provided. These rest rooms are placed in all the towns of our county and prove a joy and long felt want.
 But to return to our central figures the club girls-some remarkable in- dividual records have been made. Man. nie Massey of Choccolocco valley has 1900 of No. cans from her tenth acre garden. She has also a goodly store of other vegetables and fruits for winter use. Izona Alsop, in the north west portion of the county, has 1000 cans of tomatoes and a pantry stored with other products. Una Borden. out from Piedmont, is another girl with 1000 cans from her tenth-acre garden. Jennie Mae Simpson, in the southwest portion of the county, has 500 cans Of tomatoes. Ilah Conkle, below Oxford, has a pantry stored with everything that is good to eat sufficient for the family's use through the winter. Ada Buse of Merrellton, near Jacksonville, is another girl who has filled the pam try for winters use and about 800 containers for sale. She has already sold 12 pints of the lovellest figs 1 ever saw for 65 cents per pint
 Our club women have given orders for every can the girls don't need at home. After distributing the girls products into the homes of our town people, we believe next season the trade will demand the "4H' brand. thereby creating market for our pro-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-28
The Only Drawback

From Judge
 "The de vorces would be ideally mar ried if it were not for one thing" What's that?
 "The fact that they are married to each other"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-28
CALHOUN COUNTYS GIRLS CANNING CLUBS ARE
 BECOMING FAMOUS THROUGHOUT THE SOUTH
By ILAH WILLIAMS POLHILL
 County Demonstrator

four thriving clubs and the people oi our county already see the advantage of united effort
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-29

raIien eiiureten ioG. Ter 9eid)lng.
llabmebefebl betrifft nitbt Die @ei3cn.
uorrdtbe, Die itb in Den Speidern
peltli6 DON Oen Seen befinoen, nod
alli ben ii6 3ur 3eit oes grlaiies altf
ben1 transport beftnoliheu @ei5en.
Selbitreoeno iino in 8erbinoung
nit bteier 8eihlagnabne no1 cine
Heibe bon gin5eIbeiten 5u erleoisen,
hie sebiibren5 in @r1pdgling ge5ogen
uub 10 ifnea es onsebt, erleSist per.
cen ioQen.
gs ideint teiH GSlalo onfiir Dor
5anoen Su ietn, DariIm bic @etreiDe.
lnarfte erritlih bur6 bieies Borse.
ben Der fmlaoif6en Regieril1le aft.
sirt lDcrbcn ioGten. 9us 8orgeben
Der gfegierllHg betrifft, pie flar 81
Snge Iiegt, abioIrt feline grboblirg
oes Gei5crlforillrrs, ionbern beSeiitst
uur Die grIebigirng et1er eriitirerlheu
5taffrage bur6 ben funabii9en
l1eberI6nB, iiatt burd) ben 8eI5er.
iiberfluB eines Grberen 2olIOes. Soa-
te bas Reiultat EN- Steiseu Der Mei.
5erlpreiie IN &unaba iein, 10 tpiirSell
Den 8ortbeil niht Die Better opn
@et5erporratE}M, iunbern bic ;5ar.
lner ielbit Oapou babert. Sbidpu Die
Gigelrtbiiner BON @ei5enoorr1fbcn
su serefter 8ebmtoIrtng berettigt
iinb. 10 bat mun es bod fiir rotbiaur
erattet, nid,t auf Soften l,niercr
aunSen, ncn benen mir IN Der 3u.
frtnit sluftrage 5u erbolten bofTen
i,nb Die i'm aegenlDdrtigert &rieg I'M.
iere 9unbesgenoiien iinb, ben Martt
uuf ben &opf itellen 81 laiien.
9as @orgeben Der elteliiten 0te.
aieriug bdiirt ooIlfomnIen auf ben
ariegssuitdnoen unb Ole 9lnhport Ger
fanabiifen &egierung lit burb Die.
ieIben llntitalloe bebtngt ipuroen."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-29
Sie bef4IaSnabmten gorrGtbe biir!tsr
ii9 auf 100000 gu. belaui.n.
Der gr5bis sbsil bisfss @si5ars Dirb
anssbIi4 mad StaIisH ssfaHbt
perben.
8as bic ,aHubtihs RssieruRg in Der
IHgsIeseHbtit gu iageu bat.

SttaDa. Ont, %. Rope1nber.-
Die taHabifde Rssisruns bat bic gss
iammten 8orratbs an SsTsrsr Sorts
WsiseH bsialoguabmt, bic fid in ben
Getreiosipeidern in Dem Gebiet spis
ideH Sort WiGiam = i'm Superior
Gee - unb Der Suite bes 4tIantiiben
S5sans befiHben.
Die 9ei4lasnabme srfDlste ourd
bic ianabiide GstreiSe=aommifiun
untsr ben geitimmunseH Der SonOsrs
arisgsatte uuo bas beiblasnabmts
Getreioe umfabt bic Sortsn barb"
Ru. l uub 80. 2 unb northern" go.
9. Sc mar Gissntbum Der @etrsibes
psrienbsr unb MGbl.nbeiibsr. Bon Der
8si9Iagnobme pirb bsr Weissn Der
Obisen Sorteu betrDffsn, Der iid am
Samitds in zen DffsHtliheu Setrsiber
ipei9ern Der foIssbsn StGote bsfanb;
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siffiu, BORT IeghaoG Gpllinslpooc,
9Obsri6, aingstOn, port GOIborNe,
qrescott, Quebec, Ct. Sobn, Wuns
trsaI uno 5aIifur.
Ra9 pOrIdufiser IbidGBuns baH'
belt .s fi6 I'm stipa 100000 gu.
unb cine bstrG6tIids Msnss bisisg
WsiSens ssbOrt amsritaniiaeu 9e.
!reibebdnbIern.
Die 9sfdIagnabms srfoIste in Ner
Ra9t pom Samitas gum Souniog,
bamit bic 9etrsibeb6rien m0sIidit fpe>
Mig affi3isrt tpiirbsn. Gs III amtli9
betanntsseben iuorbeu, bab eiu anges
meHsnsr qrsis aHgeiest urh prompt
bon Der tanaoiidsn Reoierung bs5ablt
ipsrben iuiro.
! Rad tonierpatiper S6dsuns be-
finbsn iib auberoem nod in 3anabu
i'm gefs DON Garmsrn tpeitIid Don
7fort Gyiaium an bic 150,000,e00
BuibeI iibsrI6iiiiieer @siSsH, Der fir
bic gusfubr sur gsrfiisuns itsbt. Nau
sIuubt. bab aud Der srOBte SbeiI oiea
iss Weissns fir Gnslaub, Srautreit
unb fir StaIisn bsidIasndbnt tperben
ipirb.
Die beimii6eH 8orrGtbe in Rubs
lamb ssniisen anseblid fir ben Oor'
tiger aunlum pollauf. Wdre es ben
9lniirtsn seIiineen. bic Durdfabri
bur& bic 0arbdnellsu ou er5pirsen.
10 piirns Der lleberflub on rufftfdem
lD<ilen bic Ssgtusuazties @d4Ins'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-29
Derosn lsitsns Der Seiferreider bi.
ansriffs Der 5taliensr
absfdheeu.
Wobsi bic Stalisner gong entiesIi4e
Isrluite on 5Obten srIsibsH, bic
iis Dor ben StelIungn Der
Seiterrei9er suriid.
laten.
Bel SslaDta aIsin tpurbsn na9 sinsm
ansriff am gamitas taufsnb
aei9sn DON StalieHru
seadblt.

Wieu. pia aouSpn, %. Rop. -
Sas Grobe 5auptquartisr srIisB am
SOnntas bic fOIssnbe getanntma.
Huna:
I'm Der ruiiiiden Gront bot ii4
nidts DON Di4tisisit er.isnst.
JtaIisniider arisssidaupIas: On
&r sarsen iiii,enIdnbifben Gront
oausrn bic ansriffs Der StaIisnsr fort.
Bel ibrsn srfOIsloisu aHsriiien am
eamitaa srlitt.n iie iebr idtpsre Der.
lutte Der bsftisite aampf to6te am
@0rser griidenlOpf, mo Der Jsinb OF,
ne llHtsrbrsduns NIT alien ieinsn ns,l.
en- unb Harlem aruppenmafsn, Ha@
msntIid in Der Rdbs bon Oslapia an.
grill, mo- CT an Der 2anbhrabe snt.
lang burdsu6re9en Deriu9te.
Giir turss 3eit befanb ii6 Der 9iissl
ncrb0itIi1 bon SsIapia i'm 9.lib bss
5eiubss. aber nl4 befiissr gef9ies
buns bur4 uniem ariilIsrie .robsrisu
nnisrs 1ruppsu ibrs iGmmtIiam
St.Gunsen pi.Ser bur9 6turmans
sriff.
Die Staliener bransen aud BEL
poogora in aniere SieIlungeu Elm.
ipurSsn ieSO4 biuaussspOrfsn unb
ipdtr uHter isbr tpirtiamsm Sseuer
rerfolst. Tas 2srrain pOr bsm griis'
isntopf mar NIT aei8sn pom ssfaIIeneu
iytinbsn bebsdt. sSn Der Rabe BON Sss
IaDia aIlein purben taui.nb asi@tn
sssdbIt.
9lm gbanbe b.s 8 lberbp g}latsaIs
beI6rdntten bic SiaIisaer ibre 9bdtiss
isit auf sinen ensriff iiibweitIi9 BON
Gan Warino rnb bieier Ingriff ipurs
be abseipieien. Gbenio srfolsIOs ipareH
ale alnsriffs in benz nSrSIi4en Sion'
So1Gbjaniit. ki 3asora. segen pers
|ftieSsHe puntie bss 5olminosBriiis
isntopfs, BEL Rr3liDrb, no Der GeinS
400 aObte Dor uufersr Steuuns sus
ridIisb unb sss.u bic Oriic.StsIluns.
On anberen SteIIen Der Jrcnt III
bic Gage unOerdnbert. Die Sionso'
;JrOni bsfinbst iid fsit in ben Sdnbsn
|uuisrer 1ruppsn.
On Der aprOIsr Gront babsn btt
Siaiisutr uuisre StslIuns am lpeitIi.
DEN afb5ons bss Wonse piono unb
|Habs 1ss G&|gsstb0& 9EsrtpndpsaR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-29
Siigs feitsenaselt,
Der beuti9e areu3er .5rauenlob" III
nidt, pie bic RuEen bsbaupa
ten. perfenit lporb.N.
5m WsittslIdnbif4en Nssr ba5en
Suu4boote Der GsntroImd9te
fotueit 18 S&iffe oerIsutt.

Berlin, %. Hobsnl6er oia Gons
bon. SIN DtittelIdnbiiten Reer limb,
pie in elmer amtli9en getanutmad,
uns eriIGrt tuirb, fOlOeit bon ben
1au&boOtsn Der gmtralmdhte 18
Saiffe DON insseiaum! 112,os2 5Ons
nen DerIentt iporben. Gsrner pirb
in bem geri9t bic aus ct. peiers.
burg itammenbs ga6ridt DON Der
anseblidsn 5orpsbiring bes bsutf4en
areusers .Jrausnlo6" in abrsbe ge,
itsat unb fir eiu< GrfiHbuns srtIdrt.
Der gsridt iautet ME fOIst:
~5u Der ausIdnoiiIbsn pr.iie purbs
Iaut aus ct. qetrrsdnrs Hammenbsn
Ro4ridtsH bebapptst, bab Der ,IsiHs
beutite Rreussr .grauenlob' DON
einem Sdu9boots Der 9laiirtsn Der.
fentt iporbeH fsi. Dieiss III cine Grs
finbuHg, ipis es bic Ra4riht mar, bag
ruhifas 5orpeoO6oote eiueH bsutidsH
areuser pon 5000 sonnsn bsrfentt
babsu ioIlten.
Sn Der 9reiis Der GntrutsHmdat.
iit m Der IesteN 3sit febr piel DON
bsm saudbOOttriss Der ensIdnbtr in
Der Sities bic Reos seipsisu, pdbreHo
bisle preHe ss fir untsr ibrsr Dii,os
bdIt iibsr ben 5aadbooitriss Der Gems
traImddts etipas su beri4tsn. Si.
Sbdtia4eu iibsr oisIe beibeR Suuhs
booitriess in Der 3.it bonn /. Biz gum
15. Rooember iinb pie folgt:
Sn Der Office purbe sinais uno
alIein Der Dampfsr ~afsnomi" bon
1915 5onnen bsrfsntt, ipdbrenb i'm
WitteIlGnbiIten Tlser ben prsBbss
ri9ten sufolse fopsit 18 Sdiff. Don
irtssefammt 112.0s2 Sonnsn psrisHtt
iporbsn fino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-29
Ssr gesidt sibi cine iarsr edible
rnng bes UeIbsugs bsr Central
;madte ,ub SaIsariens &C.
geu Serbieu.
8eipnSsrs uirb bic sapferfeit oes
adjten 6ferreid)iideu &rmee.
corps nub Ser 1ranbeubar.
ser Reirpen sersbmt.
Ger sapfsrfeit Der esrben DirO
ebeufplIs ridbaItIoie Ausrfm'
" nuus sesoqt.
SIeine GrioIse bonn weitIiden mi
pom 5itIiden arisesidaaplat
msrSsn gemsIbet.

8erlin, pia 2onSon. %. Hpo. =
Wit bsr gefssuns Don Rubnit, Der
Gsfanssnnabms BON 270O Ser6en unb
b,r yluft Der .serinsm llsbsrrsitss
Der fsrbifden armee in bic aIbaHii4tn
gsrse iinb. pis es in Der am Sonnteg
srlaifensn 9sianntmd8uns Der Sbsr'
fen SssrssIeiiuns beibi bic Opsra'
iionsn. sine gsrbinbuna nit gulsarien
unb b.r siirs.i bsrsuitensn, ipi. in Ssr
gsiannima&uns bstont ipirb, srrsi4t
porbsn.
Jn benz geri@i ipirb niht nur ber
Sapisrttit unS gusoauer Der o,uti4sn
rnb Sfsrrsidsunsarii&en aruppsn
an1!snnuns s.sOat, ionbsrn au4 Der
9apfrssit Der Strben. Die 3abI Ssr
IN bic g.fanssui&ait ssrGtben.n Su'
Ben iibsritsis. 100000 Rann, Gina ,is
5dlfts tr ssfammisn isrbiidsn
1ruppsnmadi. Die 9srIuiis Der Deii'
fhm iparsn, Dis berporssbobm ipirb.
~aubsrorbsnili9 mdbis1 unb es ipa'
ren kins Gpiotmisn Don anitsdsnSen
arantbsiisn gu persei9nen. Der BE.
ri&t II I'm gDorilout fpit foIst:
-WefIi1sr arisssi8uupIas: Rad
rfOlsrsiGsn wsinsnsrpIOiOnsu In bss
5soGBafi&aft Don gleuuiIls, sipii6eu
9frns unb Gems. baben unfsre Srup'
pen bic bur& bic GypIOIiousu bsrur'
fa6tm ausbOblunssn 6sTsbt unb ellis
dg Gsfaussns asmu6t. IN Oerfdiess.
ntn 4bsiIsn Der Groni iam ss 81
adnpfsn NIT 9anbsranoisn unb Wli.
nsnipsrfsrn. IN Der Gbamposne unS
IN ben Mrgonnsn betunbsts bic feinoIi'
dx elriinsris cine ress abdtigssit.
psrIidsr aritssi6dupIab; gtrinss'
srupps bss UslOmariduus Don ein'
sstsrs; Gin isinsLS9 sIssoa!au
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nabme unnOtbig sena6t baben. Wenn
f6on Der beitlugnabmte Wei5en, pis
es beiBt, ba5u bienen ioll, nm einen
Don Der engliI6sn Regierung tommens
ben @uftras gu effettuiren, 10 1T es
bod elm offsnes 9ebsimnib, bdB Der
sr0bie Sbeil bisier WeiSenporrdtbs fir
SStalien beitimmt III.
Die fanabii6e Resierung Dirb fir
ben gerianbt beg WeiSens bis Rah Der
Riiite bes gttlantiihen S5eans forgeu
unb paun pirb bic englii6e Resiee
rung bic gef0rberuns Der Mei5eUDrs
rdtbe iibsr ben SseaH in berfeIben
Weife ourhfibrsH, pis iie es nit ben
SenbunseH pon Safer unb Sen plbz
reno Der perfloiieusn spDlf Wonate
getbdn bat.
Die Regisrung CAB am Sonutag
IbeHb beSiigli6 Der Wet5enbefdIags
Habme bic fuIseHbe amtIi4e GrtlGs
ruNg db:
Die rieiigs Wei5ensrHts i'm tanubis
iben Weiten ma6t es Der RegieruHg
CUR gfliht, iOtpsit uur irgsuo m0gli4
babel 6sbilflid gu fein, eiuen Martt
fir bieie @si3snpDrrGtbs gu fiHbsn.
Die @eisenpprrGtbe in Der sou3M
Delt finb, ME alIgemein bstauut. aus
berorbentIid srobe uno es 1T baher
BON Der allsrsrDbten @iftisteit, bab
isSe nur ii6 bistsube Seleeenbsit sr>
griffen ipirb, I'm ben WeiSen ab5us
isbeu. Seit pielen Rcnaten bat bieie
Resierung nit ben britiIden gebDreen
in untsrbanbIung seItanbsn. I'm Iufs
trGee auf WeiSen BON GueIano uno
ben perbiirosten Regierunssn gu erlan'
gen, namit Der oortiae aopium 70 piel
ipie m0glih burh uuferen ueberflub
ssbedt ipsrbe. Die 5oIss mar. bab
bic tanabiide Regierung feitens Der
susIiiben Regisrlns uufssforoert
ipOroen 1T, binnsH turssr 3eit Elm iebr
srobes Auautum Der Wei5eniutten
go. /, 2 uuh 8 gu liefern.
Die Resierlug iab iif MN por
bos 8robIem aeiteIlt, tpie oieier Muf'
trag ou 9reiien efiettirirt perben
tcnrte, Die fiir Rruaba ferner oerur.
tige sluftr1ge iiderten. @elte 8tr.
fltna es hat, penn cine Regieruug inl
offenen 0torft fault, lit tpoblbetur1t
iutb bieie gsirfilng lit ia i'm perfloi'
ienen sSnbr BEL oeridebenen 8ele.
qei,beiten beobaftet tporben. Der
Wenrft iteiet gu elmer p6Ilig abnor'
men Sohe unS es tpa9ien Die 8rofita
Der S1nSIcr imb SpefliIanten Die
Itd in ocn geiis bes BON Der 9egte'
rung ben6bioten @etreibes seicst ba.
ben.
lin nun su 6ein selpiinidten 3iel
III aelongen, beIdyloB Die fnnaSiihC
Regierlng om San1itog ale gei5en'
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nrf Eager bon ben Scen alts oltlit
beionSen. Gs banSelt iib bierbei lin
sen slafaMf bon @etsenporrGtben, III
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idlponfen oiirftcn. Ger 5u 5ablelot
9Srcis lit ioGeit nod ntf)t feItgeieet
moroer, aber bic &esierlmg pirf
i'm iebr buIo auf seredter 9dfis on
ieseu.
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lpeiter als oben angegeben uno es ii
Der @efebl erIaiIen tporben, oab al(es
gserlabeIl bas iest I'm @onge i'll
rubig ieilen Sorteane nebmen uri
feinerIei llitterbrehling IN ber De
forherune Der MeiSeporrdtbe pu,
om SpsiGesu uaA ben Geaaatzr,xi
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ben prompt pieSsr Don Der bdlnIatini'
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nett seitiirmt porbsH. Ra9bsm bic
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