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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-12
AUSTRIA HAS. NOT
ASKED FOR PEACE
WITH RUSSIA. MASON
eermany's Int. >>mand That
She Remain in War; ~ q >thora-
ization From BerL. 1e<,.
100000 MEN FACE SLAVs
General Peace Seems Likely to Be Re.
suit Should Austria Become Ex-
hausted-Italy's Stand.
BY J. w. T. MASON.

New York, April 12.-Reports that
Austria has secured Germany's con-
sent to sue for separate peace are
unquestionably untrue. All Ger
many's interests are bound up with
keeping Austria fighting by her side
and if Austria surrenders to the AL
lies, it will be without. authoriza-
ion from Berlin. Austria probably
has two million men in the field,
nearly all of them facing Russians
If they were withdrawn, it is high
ly improbable that even Won linden
berg's genius could keep the solidi-
fed Russian army from penetrating
far into German territory. If Aus
tria feels herself becoming exhausted
and if the time comes when she can
continue the war for only a little
longer, the most probable result will
not be a separate peace, but a gen.
eral peace. The Teutonic Allies will
try to conceal the plight of the weak
er member and will together try for
the best terms obtainable.
Is Not Certain.
There is nothing in the present
military situation to suggest that
Austria has been overwhelmed and
must lay down her arms. The Rus
slams are proceeding very slow in
their Carpathian campaign and Hun
gary is still free from invasion. A
deadlock might we'll come in the Car
pathians as it has come in Poland,
France and Belgium. This in fact
is the more probable, though not of
course the certain outcome.
The Italian situation cannot of it.
self compel Austria to sue for sepa-
rate peace, unless, indeed, Italy's
statesmen are committing the blum
der of trying to secure Trieste and
the Istrian coast, making the dual
monarchy practically an inland
state. Indications, however, are
pointing more and more to the per-
emptory exercises of moderating in
nuences by the king of Italy and his
insistence that the Italians be con-
tent with obtaining the Trentino
from Austria.
To Cede Trentin0.
rharn ora roocoDc tn ho1;ovo 81
though they are not conclusive, that
Emperor Franz Josef has agreed to
cede the Trentino. If this be true,
the probable acceptance of the offer
by Italy will remove the necessity
for Austria to make peace with the
Allies in order to protect her sea-
board territory from Italian designs.
Even if the negotiations at Rome
were to be unfavorable at the pres
ent moment, Austria would not serve
Germanic interests by discussing
peace with the Allies.
There is always hope that Italy
will be reasonable, and there is no
reason why Austria cannot make
peace with her other enemies to as
good purpose after Italy declares war
as before.
1t must never be forgotten that
the emperor Of Austria is a Germanic
monarch and that the dominating
class in the dual monarchy is also
'Germanic.
Neither the one nor the other is
likely to do anything voluntarily to
bring disaster upon Germanic inter
ests, which for them would be
suicidal
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-12
WIND HINDERS SHOOTERS
First Trap Shoot of Season Held
Unpleasant Weather Keeps
Scores Below Average.
PLAN TO IMPROVE GROUNDS

Because the weather man inter-
fered Bemidji sportsmen who visited
the traps yesterday were prevented
from scoring large counts. It was
the first shoot of the season and the
cold wind proved too great handi-
cap.
Ed Ashley was high for the day
with 16 out of Is birds, w. A. Gray
and Thayer c. Bailey each secured
Is, George Kreatz, IA and Ralph
Lycan, 10.
These were the scores:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-12
ATLANTIC FLEET IN PRACTICE

New Port News, Va, April H.
Big guns from Uncle Sans dread
naughts shock the Virginia capes to-
day. The Atlantic fleet is at prac-
tice. Sailing yesterday from Tan
gier Bay, the fleet is banging away
at targets and holding fleet battle
practice. Secretary of the Navy
Daniels and other Washington Off
Gals are expected to visit the fleet
during the three weeks practice pro-
gram.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-12
MINISTER SULLIVAN ASKS
FOR ANOTHER WARSHIP
Omitted Press)

Washington, April 12.-Owing to
the increased seriousness of civil
troubles at San Diego, the American
minister, Sullivan, this afternoon
asked for another warship. The
cruiser Des Moines, which was en-
route from Mexican waters to Hayti,
was diverted from her course and or
dered to join the cruiser Nashville at
Santo Domingo City.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-12
LARGE ENGLISH STEAMER
IS VICTIM OF TORPEDO
Omitted Prsss)

London, April IA Liverpool
steamer. Wayfarer, $3.50 tons. was
torpedoed by German submarine
and is being towed into Queenstown
in sinking condition. The Way
farer is the largest British merchant
man to yet fall victim to German
submarine.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-12
HINDENBERG CALLSNEW
ARMY OF KITCHENER
UNIFORMED CROWD
UNITED PresS)

Berlin, April 12.-"I have no fear
of Kitchener's new army" said Gen.
eral Won Hindenberg, the famous
German field marshal, this morning
to a newspaper correspondent. He
says that Kitchener has 100000
men, but they are merely a uniform
ed crowd and the officers and men
lack military training which Ger
many has had for generations.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-12
WILL DEAL SEVERELY
WITH THOSE FOUND GUILTY
(United Preasl

Rome,. April 12.-Officials of the
Italian government announced this
afternoon that persons responsible
for organizing war demonstrations
will be arrested and dealt with Sc
verely as violators of neutrality, fol-
lowing several clashes yesterday be-
tween the neutrals. and intervention
lists. The Socialists have organized
neutrality party to oppose the in
"ventiOnists.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-12
(Continued on last page).
MISSISSIPPI COMMISSION MEETS

81 St. Louis, April 12.-The Missis-
sippi River Improvement commission
met here today for the annual spring
session. Prominent congressman in
terested in river Improvements are
among the commission, which will
sail down the river to New Orleans
and hold hearings enrOute.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-12
NEW YORK HAS REVIVAL

New York, April 12.-Minus any
Billy Sundays but trimming over
with enthusiasm, big revival of
New York churches was launched to-
day. One hundred ministers are in
charge. The first meeting was a
union communion service at the Park
avenue church. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-12

Sylvanus Cobb, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Cobb, returned to Bemidji
Saturday from Shevlin, where he has
spent the Easter vacation with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. O.. A.
Wilson. -" .. p. soy -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-12
THAW CASE IN COURT AGAIN

New York, April 12.-Another
step in Harry X. Thaw's fight for
freedom was scheduled today before
Justice BLUR of the supreme court.
Submission of motions upon Thaw's
second habeas corpus writ, upon
which he proposes to have his sanity
tested in a final effort to escape re-
turn to Matteawan, was scheduled.
The attorney general was expected
to submit a formal motion today to
dismiss the habeas corpus writ.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-12
FARIBAULT GIRtMURDERED
UNITED Prsss)

UNITED PresO
Faribault, Mimi, April 12.-Albert
Hoffman this morning shot and kill
ed Miss Mamie Ebb, aged. 20, while
she was enroute to the shoe factory.
He hid behind an elevator and when
she passed, accompanied by her Sis
tiers, shot her. He then turned the
gun on himself and will die.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-12
BRA1NERD GIRL IS SUICIDE
(United Preas)

Brainerd, April 12.Ella Carson.
.16, committed suicide at Deerwood
Park today by drinking carbolic
acid. It is claimed that she had
been worrying over a love affair.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-12
Liner MINNESOTA
HAS 1900 PASSENGERS
Omitted Pross)

Toxic, April 12.-The American
Liner Minnesota, with 1900 passen-
gers aboard, is ashore. There is no
cause for alarm and other vessels are
rushing to it's assistance. No fur
Their details are given.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-12

A gauge indicator with which the
size of a wire can be measured feat
ures the handle of a new knife in
tended for. electricians. y. r..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-12
Invitations are Issued.

Invitations have been issued for a
dancing party which is to be given
by the Bemidji Council, No. 1914,
Knights of Columbus, on the evening
Of April 16.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-12

Washington, April 12.-The ar
rival of the German cruiser Kron
Prinz Wilhelm at Newport News Just
at this time is distinctly embarrass-
ing to the navy department. It
means that if the Ethel precedent is
followed and the Wilhelm is allowed
to remain thirty days the Allied fleet
will stand off the Capes that long,
causing the firing practice of the
United States fleet to be greatly
hampered, there being the possibility
of mistaking an American warship
for the German cruiser.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-12
ANOTHER GERMAN
WARSHIP ARRIVES
AT NEWPORT NEWS
Omitted Press)

Newport News, April 12.-The
German converted cruiser Kron Prinz
Wilhelm, known as the elusive sea
raider, arrived here Sunday, asking
for fuel and provisions. III.
Commander Thierfelder said he en-
tered without being seen and intends
to leave the same way. The ship
carries crew Of five hundred and
has sixty-one prisoners. She had less
than twenty-five tons of coal and
scanty provisions.
The captain announces that he
will be able to leave in two weeks.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-12
Meeting Was POSTPONED.

The meeting of the Bemidji U. G.
T. which was to have been held last
Saturday night has been postponed
until next Saturday, April II.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-12

There is only one woman to ever,
five men on the Falkland Islands.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-12
In nearly all the South American
women are forbidden to en-
ter church with their hats on.

Mrs. George A. Clark is president
of the Tennessee, Kentucky & North
ern railway,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-04-12

ern railway,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-12

WAITRESS SAYS GEORGE KNAB
WANTED CHILDS' PICKETED
Elizabeth Maloney when she re-
sumed the stand today in Judge Bald
wins court, stated that as late as
February George Knab came to her
and said that if she placed line of
union pickets around Child's restaur-
ants he would pay the bill.
Miss MalOney also said that Rick
told her he wouldn't sign a union
agreement because he couldn't afford
the "One-day-rest-in-seven" section
that Stockman, Knab's manager, had
told her that the bosses would wipe
the mattresses off the face of the
earth; that Sam Messenger, Chicago
Food Exchange, would not deal with
the unions and that she had never
made any boycott threats.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-12
CLEVER SCHEME TO ESCAPE
ARMY SERVICE

Berlin, via Wireless to SayWIIeI
L. l., March 12.-Parisians haVe-a
new dodge to escape army service.
They take a powder that causes Vio-
lent palpitation of the heart, apply to
army surgeons and receive certifi-
Gates stating that they are physically
incapacitated. Several vendors Of
these powders reported to have been
arrested by the Paris gendarmes.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-12
ZAPATA IN MEXICO cITY

ZAPATA IN MEXICO CITY
Washington, March 12.-Gen. OBJ
RECON is out of Mexico City. Gen.
Zapata has occupied it. An Ameri-
can and several Spaniards were killed
while the transfer was being affected.
The American was John B. Nc
Manus of Chicago. The Zapatistas
attacked his house as they were oc-
cupying the city at $50 Thursday
morning. McManus resisted. Some
accounts said that he and some that
the Zapatistas fired first.
Denver, CoIo.-BIack smallpox has
broken out in Tampico and Vera
Cruz and thousands of persons
throughout Mexico are threatened
with starvation, according to Rev.
Bishop Francis J. Mcconnell here to-
day.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-27

cl !Seaatbo nnR ~ab0rrrece; ri mte TOY
rrlcdsn proclGmar otro Cesar. rFor
l4s Parcas! ISL @l puelb!o y Il &c
mado turiieram uIfa s@!a cabrzaT
-Pernaiteraa que be diga--Dhssr-
40 eel poeta con fina snnrisa--qre
sf C~Hlieres c0rserrar n RCn1a ten
dras cue 6e5ar ZEN elE2 aigunns I'D
manOs.
-iQna me i~nportan RomLa y Dos
1r~orramos. Elm Acara nne aplauiirian
Y aqui me modem Ia tra6ci6n. Tod@s
me aErarp&oran y roslDtros 1tanloiGm
me $abaEdorag[$ls. iLo sc, 10 Sc. Pc
no Mi re znotamsnte sospectn5is Ito que
de- T1usorno5 diran les generaci9nes
venideras ST aipan GJonais 4 rlr, "al4ista
,conlo 20.
De prcnto sc did nm golpe en Ia
frenta y exclam6:
fla werdad es que EN- medic de
'estos 3fames, nne olT;idG, de 4uiSn SOY,
7 repuso ~dir'ig5end,nse O. Petrnrin,
s,on VEL rtostr@ ~radEanhoes
-Petronip: Rl pueblo murrrnur1a r.
Sc suDbleTas pero, ri yo fuer;a cnG n1i
Laid AL Campo de Msrte = ICES cagnra-
ia lD qEle o,is1eSs C~auranrbe el incenflov
mo crees Tue Dos ~oonmoTeria, corr-o
Orfeo aG-rans6 4 l2s aierasg.
Tlllo seneci0, air,pac5enbe pur irse
al Iado de uglsas e~sclawas ollie faf,fa
traidG, de AnciD, reEliro:
(ClontinElara.D
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-27

ra TT Il SarHr2, rC@ I@nllc"-
-Ir-a es faci-: To &ificil serii VOL
rer-
--Foor escm!es--ezcIarD5 ell Ar
Iirno.-Sienpna ~Etodrenlos reg2'esar q
Ia ra-aeza DE 1as l~eglomas asia1iras-
-0ices siien-asinti5 &er6n-
Ps-o Tfge!ino era de 0pini@r7 di-
raraate. En- rea1idad mi tanla cpl
.afan mi idea algura: 81 ga &c Peras-
min fner2 sugs2. no habrGa TacILat0
aan asatarar,a satmadcra \ u@ica. pero
asgraciaGGmamte Sc he ocrIrTi0 al
aoeta gn1as cGe = FL y Err i>dls-
raanSable uua Perromio ND fhueEa rtcr
rcz saglr&a ell Gniro c@PaZ de saI-
rsar1n= . Dodos = lie conjurE4r al pc
!h-ro gn lbs ~m,umentos Gifiriles. AFre-
zur;zP- ruez. . GeciE:
FL ronsejo es d~es2stroso. JON,
.dfaino Cass--", Porcae Ga glarra ciril
c~s-@llara s.nges de que !legnes 4 0s-
IL * quien same s1 alguDo de
los c~0larer-a!es s2persir5entas del r!@-
riao Augusta arrovechar.a Las cir
c--ast@nci2s para procla-na-se enlpe-
raGorsS .sQue hariann0s 81 Gas lagic-
neS lie s~igujarGr?
-Prorurare-nos que ITO -lagan Gas-
.rendieu-as DE- Augusto-contes-6 Ne
rons-Cuedan pocosr y nos sera Gill
Gil lsbrar-ocs de ellps.
En- e~&Eacr0S mas no sora los Inl-
eos pelg77zos. Aver, s5r IL mas la-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-27

pa,sciso locir alEo. mu'mur0=
HE rriado una aenpiente en- M
.senn.
Fsrro-io se encpg5i6 de hombros,
,rornc dando "a entemder Gue lie mare
cia sercfllo y hacederO despeGazar q
.=emejarGte s~prT3gnte.
AGwirti6 Ner6n sr 5esdeFnuso mto-
TirHfiento y I've ~pregnmrbo:
-;Quf opirRs tI% EHablar accom-
saTame: s6rD em Iii c~onfio, porque me
amas y themes mas 5u6r6o que todos.
Petronin tuvo dsseos de derirIe:
-NGm1rame Yretecto de los pre-
torEancs. ertregare j. Tige-ino al
puet1O pan;2 cRe sacie srRs iras Y
aracigna.re De- ciuGad an NH solo &ia.
.Perm mo Sc Do c7onsint50 su natural
peaneza: SET preflcuO eg~uiTalGa O. car
gar GET la persona del Cesar " CON
muchiSinous ~negoc1cs publicos. i
Petr0nio ro qEHerGa ecEEar 90hne sns
tam pesada Carga. Mo era
mas agraBabGe leer poesGas en- Ia
s~zn.uosal bEblioteCa, sElrmiffGr vasos
Y eStatnas = gcaTicTar a La belIa
Eunice? Tr1unf0 su natural ind0len-
cia y el .ArbrtrO Sc limit6 4 rontes-
tar
-Insisto an che debeS Farti~ pa
"a Erecia.
-iAaI-exclam6 Ner6n.-Espera-
ba de I'll otra cGsa. El pue1lo, qpe
antbes me era fBel, ahora pc su1lena;
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-27

@.trT. I& x c~cE1e:cIGg q AZ IT.
im=roia, u IA agr5rultnIsl~ DasapaIe-
rgr4I cl hierno Inaio la fofma rspada
y raIena " Sc fumdir& haio Ia forrta
aIzGlo.
a Como se neaiiZaE& este mila-
@i~? Este r5Iagr5 10 ne&lEzar# Ea
EHposiciain. Ia fSran Exposition Cni-
we1sal Ge 1861. Este eDcueMtr0 EN-
Toal ii iL i0dSs Las n~aci0nes ,es Ell PR
Eaer Tulctal para Ia gram C0nverci6n
pacldjca.. En- 81 paGacio se fIirEma'Ti
la. f%aratelniGad DE -O&ios lns h0mItres.
Salp LIMA c0sa lie Talra a este palacIo;
maa cusa glle lie hubiese d5ado UNA sig
mit'lrzci6n suPrema; que EN- hos cuatrr
sc ;:i2aram ruarr0 P~statuGs
pr,oins,Gles frepreseEtln&o cuatrD em-
aygiom me del iGeal: G1Gmnr0, Cine
,cia% Dante. I~talla; Shakespeare, Tn-
gl&trrfa: ~Bcath0verl. .AlemEnia. y de-
larrc DIE la pUertar p'esi&iGrGloi Gs.
tendicrmlo ln .manpo Il r0&os Ius hoin-
bnes, Fnltaire-
torao el paGacio solo ter;a craat1o
,a@auiHaas. Victor Hugo mo ssHpo GI6!nde
Dc0iorar = Ceryantes: GUe rtamEoi4M rs
otr Il cGncsgrTu&ci6n del ideal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-27

Ner&m lo intarrumPiG ~d6ciendo:
-Tigelino, :uie qu6ereS de Teoa.S2
-flarto 10 .saINes. aen@r.
-Pues sac~if6cabe por MIL
-iDh. 6irin0 C5sa~.. ]Por IuG
me b-inGas el iulce caIiZ que mo Tie
es daGo lDeg1arnne Il lbs lahioS? Ell
pueblo murmura y sa suEDleva, j4u6e-
res que sa subler,en tanabiem los ping
t0rianns%
Los testigos lie ,esta eserna sim
E5erom er ceaaDan oFrimnitO de espan-
to-
Trgelino ena prefe2to de los pre-
t~oriamns, 5 IL p~aIabriGs cpnstitaian
una emhuza5la aInepaza que hizo pa
lideoar ! Ner6n-
En- aguel p-lrto sc presant6 Epa-
frodit0. aibarto del cesar, diciendO
que la divina Augusta quea:ia rer i'm
medEatamente a Tige.iro.
Este hi2o una neverencEa al Cesar
\ ~sal5G aItancro ri Ie~sileIiOs0. AL ven
qu4 la mano Imperial se leTanttaba
aannsnazaGGra sobr'e .s7ll caheza, no ha-
hia TracGlado em ensefiar los dientes,
haci &ndcles & tndps rOmprande~
qIiGn era J 10 cine mal5R; J sab5endo
,que Nsr6n err ~c0oardEr estaha segE-
no de- qnz VEL seii0r del mund5 no sa
aIraTeria a. HO-ver "a Ievantale "a
mamlo.
Una breve pgusa Sc signl5, y el
Cesar, daniose cloerta DE- cue era
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-27

,i56 DO riHda&? Polriam1os entire
garlic al trnror tG las msasas-
-sOh. divine Cesar.-exrlam0 eI
interesDdo.-iso femasiado insjg-
ri5icancer
Els verGad- C~onnenHria persona
de mas .importancia; Tire-io. nor
eiempBn.
Pal5aerio el alDdido, pero ze domi-
no . contesso somriend0s
Nj s@r5ura podria n@lr5Tar cl
imcandGn.
.Ague-Ios ~escarceos oc~lta5an Do
idea CINE Ner5n ~araricl&ha; e. qnetia
ulnz victima gue .bas-ara para calma,
la cGlera del ry2ehIo, J In encnmtr6-
-T@gelfn r-exclann6 clavanIo la
mirada ,en ell faTnri1a-E'Ti has in
cenGiado Romai
TGG5us SO estremecienCn, compren-
dien8o gne el Cesar ro sc chameaha
ra. Y aobrevin0 I'm ~rnonnsnto die pc
ncsa expectation.
Ell rostNo de Tig=Eino se CONTRA
io com LINZ muEsra horrible; E0nl0 el
.asn,acto del hoclco de un Perro .Hi-
ln6f0bo 1pe 3e prePara z 1lorder.
Sin er,baego, Erncuno soorepOnersa
3 rep-ic6 friamnente:
Els cienrbn. In i1esndi9 Z Bona
per0 fue por GrLlen tuya-
Los dos homh1,ss se n!Eranon IN
mo dos aenorliGs.
RPinG un aIlencGo FaEorosD-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-27
Victor Hugo era un creyente sincere, en-
1867, de- Ia vida, de- la j~usticia
y de la Iibertad
Las paginas de un poeta son siempre interesarltes
porque ~ofrecen q los hombres urna
vision del porvenir

K F~2GFisNGG A.liAi@r.GCI E=SiGI4 SEt!lIpiF
~ Z: Ia raa e=.a otro: Waterloo"
Rerctrlamus n T,ez MAS quc 'ast%S
i ginas Dc esc.Hhieaon ,el a@c 1867 In
vlerfto h-urac4maGio de- G~nmin&:BGnr de
t,ty'c!Uli6@- de domini0, de 2nsjE@s
con"uistas0ras, sarude Il Ell@pa Ell
terra. nusia nc ceta em sns ilGSlG-
ngcs de r,eaIignr I'd ~tastamPnto he Pc
Gru g. GrTan,.e- T0&.aVSa los narD1dl-
de P,ar.;s !rec@erIan con eSnanIo
.a m1ei,ca he Crimea. en- I@. ca1! los
E,JGlr5Ius IGl~0- FRANCES. lngle&- 'tur'co
y riamomtis T=ndieoon 7S5-001 hom-
-'ar. P@.r2 n@din aon MI 9eca'etn ms
armb1c 3ioes imD=ri2:is2&s de conaIe
sie Ri=marc44:;. En- lngl@berG;2. IGGTil
l,xmursarr ha iicino: ~%Westr& &E-
tuaciG,n i~nsUJar sj1io nans pe!miUe C.
%~ai. entire la ommi roDDeac!a .. l2 I'M
1Qt4nria. La LGTaH BH,erana seai& Ia
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