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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
YUAN CEASOR|NG
POLITICAL news
Chinese Press Subsidized and
Cables Permitted To Bring
Out Nothing True

President Yuan ehikni has establish
ed an shAolute censorship on lali poll
teal news out Of China. Chinese pa
pers on the mainland arr unable TO get
any cable dispatches on the develop
ment Of the Sinp, japanese situation
The Chinese Liberty News, which re-
ceiyes its cables by way Of San Fran
cisco, learns fruin its correspondent
there that II Is almost impossible Il
get anything out Of China except by
letter, or occasionally by some indirect
diplomatic channel. VI
Letters to the editors Of tho Lib
erty News bring word that Yuan 6hih
kai is spending enormous sums in sub
sidizing the Chinese press. Editors
whose publie publications have any
circulation and influence are said ia
be In receipt Of allowances AVERAGING
from $1,000 monthly downward, TO in
sure their suppression Of news unfavor
able to the government and the ap
pearaHce of anything calculated to win
favor for tho administration.
For this reason, almost all the agita
ton now being carried on has to be
by word Of month In this work the
students sent TO Japan, who have al
returned TO China, are taking the lead
ing part. AZ the first mass meeting
held in Shanghai they were able t.
command an attendance Of 10000.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
French Assaults On German Lines
Are Meeting Win Obstinate
Resistance Attacks brANiuo
Many Fierce Counter Rushes
|TEhRlfic ARTILLERY FIRE
DRIVES TEUToNs BACKWARD
Official Report From Paris Shows
That Allies In East and West
Occupy More Than 1866 Miles
Of Battlefront Against Enemies

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
FORCE SPRINGS
SUPPRESSION THE SENATE

= T. .. i
There was . pleasant surprise in the
senate chamber when tho aolons OBJ,
served TINT their volumes Of the Re
vised Laws Of 1918 had been nicely
labelled and that The name OF each soma
nor was printed IN gold on his copy.
Some thought that the secretary of the
Wade Warren Thayer, had
quietly done them the favor to make
emends for his injiatenee that each
copy Of the revised laws should bear
on the hy leaf tho rubber stamp legend
that the book was 9Ioaned by the Ter,
rit0ry. ~ t ~
When one at the senators received
q bill for the engrossing, however, the
ornamentation Of each volume with =
senator 3 name took on another aspect
President 0hillingworth was appealed
10, and be instituted an ipvestiga ~
which was cut short by his receipt OF
an eloquent letter from William Coel-
no, interpreter Translator and former
senator. stating that the meuheps Of
the stthird house, clerks and stenog-
raphcrs, had undertaken TO have this
labelling work done for the senate as Q
slight token Of their estoom and appre-
eiatipn.
Chillingworth set the senators minds
at rest on the score Of any charges,
and a vote of thanks was rendered
"Bilp Coelhoe and the rest OF the
third house memhere.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
NEW YORK CONFIDENCE
SHARKS IN RIFLE PLOT

I Every feot'ioose eunmnncr, sure.
thing promoter and getTich- quick man
in New York-and there are plenty Of
them with sleispIe on their hands these
times--shas been huay for the last
ninety daya selling the Allies 3o0, 900
condemned Krag rides housed in the
United States arsenal at Rock Island.
But the rifles are still In the arsenal.
= A. simple caleulation shows that
$4,000 multiplied w pipeteen dollars
which was the margin Of profit on
each rife If the sale went through
amounted TO $6,080,OO0. IL was enough
to make any bpeculatori % mouth water.
1ihc CiaDs loEinea ts
4 Tho only hitch in the deal WAS the
nawillingncss Of the government. But
the spectators we're hopeful They
organized rife clubs, which were per
mitted TO draw government rifles for
target practise under regulations laid
down by the national board of promo
tiop Of rife practise. There must be
some way, they figured, Of twisting
the regulations into an order that
would loose the whole lot of rides.
4 Secretary Garrison put an end 10
that by revoling the permit OF such
organizationk The apecuIators were
not 10 be discouraged, however. They
began 10 pull political wires : One OF
two hRnlera and department. store man
ayers paid visits to Washington and
across the border to Canada. Not =
day passed that the rifles were mot
sold by Telephone. BY letter, by teIe-
gram. In code and by word Of mouth
notwithstanding which they are still
stawdiRg neatly packed in their wood-
en- boxes at Rock Island.
q Finally, Secretary Garrison made
hubble letter 70 the New York Tfi-
.bnnea cit seems almost impossible
no wrote, Ito put an end to the furth'
er activity OF persons with respect "a
these rifles. Some time ago received
Information from many sources thni
parties were going about offering to
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
WILL
De CANDIDATE
SAY LENDERS
Advisers 81 Wilson Make II
Known That Chief Executive y
Wants Another Term

~ I"| ava We t'itf Y
sl,f a.so,isi,a ryr BY Feasrai wirasss
! WASHINGTON, April le,APfesi.
dent wi'sopie candidacy for tetsIeetioH
N Aale y ieksB fer granted ~ be 40.
y''eE.' though, Shore y no effort %
. Ht.'lH f'H enna'apey now tpF NE i'spP'
e'z.'' no'n'nat'Pn ~
:. y "a i'EesteepI y p'anp'ng' sseep 2,
5etf'epI pAAlsH VAN permit = meks "a =.
f,,.N 'he ee,plsy .te,'he Fgn fInRl
'.''s. tt''jpF ~ p'snAeA 20 ~ f''s''fII
M 1pf year tFeycnt AnsAeallens afPI
'et,f'.'i tReiH We sl.e9'gsHll WV 'tefel
r'pnA npn not Ni1R SECRETARY Dan
wv 'h'ousA 'hs ispamq
ff', sK Efs,e Fa,hEs az ,is ,s,isI
NAY ft,ke spsaehcs y eass j iss
n bpmoeFniias paffy LEADERS are anxious
fhet the President should wake . nam;
lF1 ~ speephsp On DE trip across she
eopfinent and haeki teSplal9ipg Z the
Legislative praeFeW ef the next cen.
gffae. THIS sort q canpaieHing- they
think Fip ha:poFe elective than the
formation q. Wilgea clubs. Nhisb they
tepE n'ebt ewbarrpss the policies Qf
re od'piniFtEatiop eHd give the ani
pehfqpfe of seeking 70 Engineer = boom.
Al oslWapy Protesting Y VIZ
A. present ths only serievs clsnd OK
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
PHoToGRkPHERS PROFIT
By PASSPORT DEMANDS

fAFslqiqied Press By FsdefeI wIreIsss)
Z LONDON, Aprii l2.- New passports
regulations put into force by the Eng
lish and French governments should
prove boon to photographers. Any
american who desires TO get from Eng
land to Holland or France must be
armed with at least nine photographs
Of himself. It now takes three days TO
get the credentials necessary TO make
The trip across the English Channel,
and at every turn the applicant is met
with demand for his photograph
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
'FLASHLIGHI ANDD CIGAR
BOX hAEH!RAY OUTFIT

fAFrorIFfcd preFs BY Fedfral WirelesE.)
FRANKFORT, April 12.--The simple
and inexpensive flashlights with which
all soldiers are equipped are, proving
in conjunction with empty eigaE1 boxes,
excellent and effective xsTiya machines
for the objection Of fractures arid Iron
.splinters in the hands ard feet. AZ
Doctor Hener, speaking before The
war clinic Of the University 81 Ffki'k.
fort, declared that one Bf the ItiillA,
held in an injured hand 81 { difE 1b5ii
or inside a cigar hox, wis bfillia1i
enough 50 that II illihninaied 9fhrohfll
the fingers and even the middle Of the
hand sufficiently to show just what and
where the injury was. $50
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
FOUR GERMAN PRISONER
0F WAR MARRY IN LONDON

ttAssoeiaied Press BY Fsdsrsi Wlrsl,s,l,i
LONDON, April re, n Fegf qyrMar
prisoners Of war, escorted byap srWe.l
gHard, lift tho prison ship Royal I'd
ward At Sotthshd fosa the feei1tryalsf
fee, whefd the prisahSts were ilnited
in marfiage 70 the Grin % Ni0iil thsy
were engaged bAf6i6 tlIsl war; Aftel
the ceremony the folis cuufIul4 with III
armed guards sat'.dowh % 4l'up1dihs
luncheon ID u sdnthendI estaulAht = A
few hours Inter brides ala 'gro0ms part
ed, the brides TO- LdAdOn and The
gfooms 20 thsirHgkfnl R()A6E
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
ENGLAND DOES AWAY
WITH PRISON SHIPS
(Assoeiated 1Prv.s - Federal wirsless.l

(Associated Press By Federal wireiess)
: LONDON, April l2.-Three Of the
.nine vessels utilised by the British gov
eminent a. prison ships for the intern,
ment Of prisoners Of war at a cost Of
nearly half million dollars a month,
have now been taken of, and i u
expected that All the others win be
vacated BY the end Of April and All
prisonsFs proTldsd for on shore, The
number Of prisoners on hoard those
stiIl in the service Is as follows: Asea-
mia, 400; scetinp, 400; Lake Mani
teba, 1900; saxonia, e3O0; Inyefnin,
1900, and Royal Edward, 1900,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
RUSSIANS DIG TRENCHES
y WITH HIGH ExPL0 SIvES

ea@osis,id Press " rad4pl wirsI-ss5 +
PETR0GRAD, April ne. -0n Che
Polish front the Russians are using
mines for blowing great holes between
the Russian and German positions.
The iHfsntTy then uses these holes rs
attacking trenches, |f
A series Of explosions close under
the German trenches at one point west
Of Warsaw recently killed fve,hundred
Germans.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13

tAsNNeiated Pres ~ pf1EE1l NITeIfW "a D
LONDON, April Az, neRonEtEatiapA
in favor Of Italian Intervention 10, .ths
great war assumed The psnppFtigR. yea
terday of serious disorders in Rsme.
Many arrests were made By the tsaopa,l
says . Rome dispatch.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
ALWAYS REcol1MHNp n,

In almost every eommunity there Il
some one whose NE has been saved BY
ChamberlainAs Collie, ehoieri and Diars
rhoea Remsdg such pessone seldon
miss en- opportunity Do reoommend II,
and these recommendation ana It's new
er failing qualities aec0nnt for It's great
popularity. For sala by ell dealPfa.
Benson, Smith & Cos agents for Hawaii,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
DELEGATES TO PEACE
l,DNEAD RETURN Home

tAssoeiated Press BY Federal wiFelesg)
THE HAGUE, April l2.--After three
days Of pfivate discussion, thirty pease
delegates from America, Holland, Ger
many, Austria, Hungary, Sweden. Eng
land and Belgium depaIted today for
their homes France was mot REPRE-
sented. sts, st~ ps
The delegates carried with them a
program which they viii submit TO
thar respective patiols.
The object az the conference was not
70 suggest steps for ending the war,
but 20. hy down the principles which
u was houaht would best guarantees
,pe4ce u tie Culture
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
CARRANzA COMMANDER
PUTS VILLA TO ROUT

tAss.risted Press By FtdsrsI wirelesa)
LAREDO, Texas, April ~. GEN.
Francisco villa has been deciaively de-
feated, with n loss OF 5000 killed and
wounded, and his advance ON Tanlpico
has been definitely checked by General
Zelaya, one Of tho Eartanza command
eVs, Il Is reported inc dispatches givon
out here by the Carrapza iunta. Villa
Is said 70 pc retEeatipg uarthward,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
'cHRIsTMAS SHIP JASON I
REACHES SAN FRANCISCO

tAssociated Press By Federal wireIess.l
4 SAN FRANoIsC0, April 10. The
United States navy collier Jason, which
sailed for Europe last winter with a
cargo Of Christmas presents for the
children Of the warning nations; syriyed
here yesterday on her return trip, ear
rying exhibits From Italy and . npmher
Of the other European nations for the
Panama Pacific Expasftion. +
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
HUGE LUMBER CONTRACT

tAEneeiated PreEs b Faderal WlreleHsa
LONDON, April l2.~It is apnepnsea
that hnpermen in British Columbia
have been asked to hid on a contract
for 5o0ip00,0o0 feet of lumber ito be
used in constructing 100000 tworoom
honaes In Northern France The houses
ase TO be built at government expense
ter those whose property was destroyed
N war.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
NO HOPE or EARLY PEACE

tAssociated Press by Federal WiEoIess)
VENICE, April ls.7-Count risza, Tho
Hungarian premier, has no hope that
the war win be over by autumn, for
he has just issued statement an.
nouncing that the parliamentary elcc,
tions, which would ordinarily take place
In september, viii be postponed owing
to the war
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13

sell these rifles and 10 make contracts
for their delivery. One story even went
30 Gar As 10 say that the rifles had
bern ahstpaeted from the arsenals and
We're within the control If the person
who was trying 10 sell them. 80 =
: In view Of all this rumor and talk,
and for the purpose Of stopping IL, /
caused an inventory to be made by
physical inspection In the yaIi0us arse,
llals, and found that all these rifles
were IN their proper Repositories. I
published the fact, together with the
information that II had been positive.
~ decided by the department, IN which
action the President conquered, that
these rides should not for the present
be sold, That order has never been
ehansed and there Is no contemplation
~ changing Il.
Un~ia Sam Cautious "
Since the war began. said Gem
zeal William CroSidf. chief Of ord
nnrea af the IIRited States army,
this department has heeu approached
by innnmerRble spectators who were
ANXIOUS to turn the Krag rifes over
TO the warning nations. So much pres
IenFe has been brought To bear that
SECRETARY Garrison determined 10 set.
tie the question once and for all.
1.-THE government always has used
extreme care in disposing Of condemned
arms Whenever any quantity Of
rifles have been for sale, the ultimate
destination OF the arms has been the
subject Of searching inquiry (,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
sEAGULLS PERHAPS SAVED
CRUISER FROM SUBMARINE

LONDON, April IL SeagqlIs per-
haps saved 4 cruiser and 500 mon from
% Submarine, says Bfitish bIueiacket
with the North Sea feet IN . latter TO
bis family in Hull, He says that Ne
was standing hy his gun, when a large
hock OF seaguils suddenly rose from
the snTfaceeo Of the water This drew
the attention Of the sailprs 10 the peri.
scope Of q submarine, which the gulls
had seen appearing above the water,
The warship turned and made away
from thsf danger with assgzsg course.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
LEGISLATORS RETURNING

iAssociAied Press by Federal wlrelegs)
SAN DIEGO, April ~, After 4 two
days junket TO the Panama California
exposition here, members Of the Cali.
fornia state legislature are now on their
way home
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
sEA-G0lne SUBS TO 4.
BE BUILT AT SEATTLE

\ iAsseelatpa Press nv fdaern1 jwirsIsas.l /,
I sEATTAE April n, Work viii be
begui this month at the Seattle Dry
dock and Construction Company s yard
an three large, sea'going Submarines
for the American navy. The three crafts
will be laid down simultaneously and
the Gaptraet calls for ~ 70 he deliver
cd at one time. The submarines win
cost million ana q half dollars, Z
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
WAR sTlMULATEs re- LIeIOG

Ppsss ~ Fedsrpl Wirslsss.l y 2
I LONDON, April IL. During the
year l9l4 the sum raised IN the Qharch
OF England by voluntary offerings sur
passed that raised IA 1919 BY VI $685..
500. The total amount raised the past
year somes ~ over "a 100000. ~ (.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
.fIlEs CURED 3 Z 10 u DAVE.

! FALO olNTMENT y guaranteed
70 cure any case If Itching. Hind.
Bleeding Or Protniding Piles in 8 to
u days or money refunded Made by
PARIS MEDICINE CO.. Saiut Louis
u. Ola
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
TuRks0ccQPY PERSIAN TOWN

'Afeel9tPd FFasl " fFaelHl WI4elfaA1
PETRoGRAD, April ls. q Turkish
troops have occupied the city OF llama
dan. In Persia, according TO y dispatch
from Tihis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-09
9risscrflrrins / sfptteerapcn.

uTle1sborg gbis" gje1giber fpl=
ge11oe 8reb fra &eltfronten til u@or=
ndrts":
Sun, 6uftenOe Somrm1errot. Stint
len pplples flort al Moone1, loo
9ilbouetter11e al 8l1if og Srn, &ns=
gr1tpper og Mltrrel tier %fren1bGbes
ifarpt tmoo 6en; og bgiere oppe fnej=
len0e % ltplt Sc itore S%aar1re?ter
al BEN iammenlfu6te 8p. @n bi0ul1=
0erlig SO bDiler ober Sen lagte be-
bGgeoe eng mellem Sc fjen6tlige
|Sti4inger, Observation-Disclosures pQ
De lf1ulte &jeoer al 5fDttegrobe;
Snglefbi00er, Ser er pr9get al
|Spbn; Sr6erneS ensformige Mh1iif.
Oilers intf. Sum ganife iiGloent
pilfer ct STUB gjenrem De1t freoe=
.lige Stilbeo.
&lu0ielig lp0er Ser &aab biit=
obre. De tpife 6orpolter lptter, gri=
Der faitere ON @eperet. Wan for
ltaar life tp0eligt, bpa0 Ser raa=
bes; set lp0er iom ct langtruffent
TIT. Set forplanter Jig bioere,
langs me6 5fpttegrape1t ligeiom
Ben enc. gab set bibere til Ben an
ben. Seen ben Ser giber set bibe-
re, iitemmer Set igierr, % BET ~
Der taoig bpiere. Og mi
agibe rsSstaliel1. . So bell
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-09

AI&LsINA EAF@@AEtH HHEAfEBE
Doe e1ttltg gie11opbDgget efter bans
Segninger, % ariltiania Dar bans
Mabn frtpttet til flere itore Bpgnin-
ger. Sans melt fiet16te Berf bar,
ifriper norif uMfteatpoiten" Sen or
fiiteftoriif imponeren0e npe Srimu=
rerloge, bpor Misien iejre0e / en-
&o1fnrrence meO ben 6anife &rofes=
iom 9ablerlp % ben ibenife Mrfi=
.teH 2a1glet.
Sen Mfbpoe bar til lin Dpb Sor=
mnn0 for Norife MrfitefterS 2anbs=
forbn11b, og bon | en- Marreffe SDr-
man0 for &11nitnerforeningen %
Norif S11gel1igr=M rftteftforening.
Sautlise segtilfabriffer / Sri
|itia11ia bor efterbaanoen n1aattet
i%n6ifre11fe Driften paq @rnno al
Mangel paa Jorbeitoffe, lom bor
bgret forb1tot u0fprt fra GDiflanb,
friber uNftenpolte1l". @nfelte bar
en0og belt inoltillet tit 8irfiombe0.
Ser bar bGref giort ltore Mnltren=
gelier for at foa set %generenDe l1o=
fprlelsforblo opbebet % &eprpim=
tanter for 2an0etS ltgrre 8eorifter
bar forgjeDeS giort Senpen0elie til
Be. tpife acknowledgement for at opnaa
Particle DispenIationer fra Jorblt=
BET. SbaO Ser life CT lpffeoes Sc
pribate Sorbon6lere far MI Sta
tens Sn01titriforntte n1eo lloe1rigs=
oepartementets 8i1tano op11aoet.
Sen bar u0birfet Gillobelie til at
nofpre fra 5Diflano IS Cons Mni=
lin. 9ette &bo1ltlm er ontagelig
tilltraffelig til at beffe Jabrif=
ferneS 8ebob for ~ Maaneo trent
ober. Den frpgteoe 9riftstons CT
.oernnc0 for en- Ii0 forbin6ret.
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Nnrgf.

Ogbsfalb. gn al Georges &e-
p~refeutd11ter ltoIartod, &oni,l S.
&. 8rGfltao i 2or1ooL CT afgaaet
beo Dgoen, 20 Mar 81. 9atr bob
sc orbeibet 1ttrettelig paa at n0=
breoe &ienblfabet til Norbe1s Site
rat11r / @nglanb og babbe ielD
soberfat s. 6. Mn6eriens @bentpr til
gneeIif.
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tafieret til $4,000 81. % asiure=
ret Georges 8ran0faSie for $4,000
&r. 2onbbanbleriets Garebebolo=
ming bar life a%siureret. @eb 8ran=
ben bleb g6elagt flere Dun6re6e
|5affe &orn, ipm &ingebu Brobt=
anteringsraab bab6e lagret i Mbl=
len. Dette bar osinrerd. Br11get
eje6es al S. q. 2angbig. 8rnn6en
iamleoe en- MGng6e Menneifer.
Morses Toriuar, De efstraoroi-
mere 8eDillinger til 5%sforiporet for
6inansaaret 1915-1916 pmfattter
/ set be1entlige %forifiellige M1ifaf=
felier % 5oranltaltninger be0rf=
ren6e Slaaoeitationerne og &rtgs=
ifibe til ct 8elpb al 268,0OO Ser. %
8pgni11g at l1n0erbanosbaabe, Gor=
pe0obaa0e, &ano11boa6e, SlDben1ate=
riel % Authenticated til ct 8el96
al t2,12O,OOO ST..
Gnopioere er Ser i 5totsraooet
fremiat Sorilog ON Ell Gel Sor=
anbringer / be11 %n1peret1oe 8erne=
pligtslob, 81. a. foreilaoes @erne=
pligtsol0eren ne0iot til 81 Mor;
oesu0en forellaaes b%etpoelige 2ettel=
Ter / Sc biempe11Dte uoborl0rereS
&Gr1epligt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-09

Morgeniticrne MffGren. S Sc
forleber bero1l1n1e6e &etsn1poe / Ga
gen MOO Sngeni9r Morgenltiern{
ne0lug0e Mftor fine 5lutni1gspaa:
ltan0e ng erflprebe, at bo11 bar Al
Oe1 Opfatning,r at Morgenltiernf
bab6e bGret meobirfen0e til, al
Seg11inger til lln0erba110sbao0e
ipm bar al Dentmelig 9eatltr> blet
fiernet og gioroe Mnipar g~ial0enOe
mos Morgenitierne. Morgen1tier:
mes Mobofat beltre6, at benne bop.
De ba11blet / forbrD6erlf 9eniigt, So
bon fife bub0e billet gabne trent
me0 Magt. Otter en- fortere Sber.
legning font &ette11 til set &eil1l.
tat, at set bba6 Morgenltierne at
gift aniaaes for fulot bebilt, at in,
gen al Iegningerne babbe beret
at ben Mrt, at 0ereS Offentliggjp=
relie flt11be birfe ~ifooeligt for ST.
gets 5oripar, bborfor Morgenltier,
ne bleb frifjen0t for alt Mnibor. 81
gele0es frijfenotes Sc to andre Sill
talte.
9pbsfalb. gn al &orges met
fremrugen0e Mrfitefter> @enrif 9fis:
len, er afgaaet be6 9g6en, 81 9lo1
gammel. &on bab6e giDet Gegnine
til en- &effe al Norges &irfer, 81.
a. ben 1muffe Strife / Moloe, fo1
bbilfen 81. a. &ejierinoe. G11genie
DoD0e ien0t bom EN- 5fripelle,
bbilfm bun fomplimentereoe bon
for bans Serf. 8pen glole1unr
bleb efter SEN megtige SIosboooe