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Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-28
HUGHES ATTACKS
 MEXICAN POLICY
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 tragedy would have been prevented. We strongly denounce the use of our soil as base for alien intrigues. for conspiracies and the fomenting of dis orders in the interest of any foreign nation but the responsibility lies at the door of the administration The mo- ment notice is admitted responsibility is affected. For that sort of thing could not continue if the administra- tion took proper measures to stop it. Tkat responsibility the administration cannot evade.
 'lt was officially stated by the sec retary of state in the Mexican note of June 20, 1916, that for three years the Mexican republic had been torn with civil strife: the lives of Ameri- cans and other aliens have been sacri- feed. vast properties developed by American capital and industry have been destroyed or rendered non-pro- 6uctive; bandits have been permitted to roam at will through territory con tiguous to the United States, and to seize without punishment or without, effective attempt at punishment, the property of Americans, while the lives of citizens of the United States who ventured to remain on Mexican terri tory or to return there to protect their interests. have been taken. in some cases barbarously taken, and the mur- derers have neither been apDrehend- ed nor brought to justice What an indictment by the administration of it's Mexican policy,i,
 WoefuIly Neglected.
 And still we are unprepared! That unpreparedness in the midst of perils and after the experience of three years is a demonstration of an un- pardonable neglect for which the ad- piinistration is responsible.
 ] "The government now has and must have most emphatically the un- stinted and patriotic support of every ditizen in the existing eXigency But anuuestioning loyal and patriotic sup bort of the government is one thing; approval of the fat1ous course which fhe administration has followed is quite another I cannot in this mes sage adequately review that course; that I shall do later.
 ! lNp iate1itstHt lidh is ueCSiNfu sos the teEasorafy prosperity due to ab- nerplsi sGondifjons and no one can fasa tas appreciate the gravity of the sprpbles1sss ypk which we shall be faced iwhen <tie war ends. We are alive b the imperative necessity of hssurisg the bases. of honest business. | am asfT deep sympathy with the ef- E5ft to improve the conditions of la Borsto prevent exploitation tp safe guard the future of the nation by protecting our women and children.
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believe in workmen's compensation laws; in wise conservation of our na- tional resources so that they may De protected developed and used to the utmost public advantage. but under lying every endeavor to promote so- cial justice is the indispensable con dition that there shall be stable foundation for honorable enterprise. American industry must have proper protection if labor is to be safeguard ed. We must rescue our instrument talities of interests and foreign com merce our transportation facilities from uncertainty and confusion. We must show that we know how to pro tect the public without destroying or cripplins our productive energies.
 Says Democrats Marrow"
 "To what agency shall we look for the essential constructive program on which our security and prosperity must depend. It is vain to expect it from the Democratic party. That par ty has not the nationa loutlook. Both it's traditions and dominating infiu- ences are fatal handicaps. l have no sectional words to utter. We are to elect President of the whole coun- try not of a part The South. as well as the North, East and West. will be the gathers from our endeayorS. But it is sober truth as l see it that as we go forward, we must make the Repub- lican party the instrument of our ad- vance We want deeds. not words; far-reaching national policies. The Progressives have insisted on a re- sponsitle. not invisible government, onefficient administration. l yielded to no one in that demand l am eager to call the best ability of the country to our aid For the conduct of the great departments the executive is directly responsible, and there is no excuse whatever for the toleration of incompetency in order to satisfy par tisan obligations.
 "I am deeply appreciative of your endorsement. l find no difference in platform or in aim which precludes ,Ie most hearty cooperation and the most complete unity. IL is within the party that the liberalizing spirit you invoke can have the widest and most effective influence. l solicit your earnest effort for the common cause"
 Warm For T. R.
 The letter to Colonel Roosevelt was as follows:
 q warmly appreciate the cordial letter of endorsement which you have sent to the Progressive committee. No one is more sensible than l of the lasting indebtedness of the nation to you for the quickening of the national spirit for demand for an universal and out-and-out American and for the in sistence upon the immediate necessity of a thorough going preparedness, spiritual. military and economic. --.,.-.
 ''I am in this campaign because Of my convictions that We must not only frame but execute a broad constFucN tive program and that for this purpose
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we must have a united party, party inspired by its great traditions and reconsecrated to it's loftiest ideals. know that you have been guided in this emergency by the sole desire to be of the largest service to the United States. You have sounded forth the trumpet that shall never call retreat. And I want you to feel that l wish to have all the aid that you are able and willing to give. l want the most eff fective cooperation with all those who have been fighting by your side. Let us work together for our national se- curity and for the peace of righteous ness and justice.
 "I enclose copy of my telegram to the committee inwhich l have set forth my attitude. l shall later under take a full discussion of the issues of the campaign.
 Hoping that I may have the pleas ure of seeing you at an early day, am, my dear Colonel Roosevelt, with cordial regards.
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TWO SLAIN AT HACHITA
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(Continued From Page D borhood formed posses and motored to the ranch to take up the trail oi the bandits Shortly afterward cav airy detachments were ordered from Las Cienegas, Alamo, Hueco and other outposts.
 Lieut.. Col. J. C. Waterman. com manding the Hachita district. tele graphed the following report of the incident to military headquarters here tonight:
 Reported that MT. and Mrs. Wm Parker were murdered near Double Adobe Ranch. 25 miles northeast of Las Cienegas. Civil authorities and attachments of cavalry from Las Cienegas. Alamo. Hueco and Culberr sons Ranch have taken up the trail MeXicans suspected"
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Several thousand soldiers. including some artillery. are said to be bivouack ed in the hills above Santa Clara Canyon, about twenty miles east oi Namiquipa. their guns commanding the canyon through which passes the wagon road south toward Chihuahua from General Pershing's chain oi bases
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NEWSPAPERMAN IS
 FREED BY MEXiCANS

MEXICO CITY. June 27.-Daniel Dillon, an American newspaperman who was imprisoned here several weeks ago by the Carranza govern ment. was released from custody. to- day.
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MEXICAN BANKS ARE
 TAXED BY CARRANZA
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 MEXICO CITY. June 27.-Generai CarranZa has decreed a tax on all banks of issue in the republic payable in Mexican gold coin. The tax will begin July l and will range from 300 to 5000 pesos according to the import ance of the banks.
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Faithfully yours, "CHARLES k. HUGHES" Chairman pirked

MT. Hughes has virtually decided. it was learned today. on the man who will become the party's next national chairman and probably will announce his name in day or two. Branch headquarters, it is expected. soon will be established in Chicago and prob ably also on the Pacific Coast. Jos eph B. Heating, former national Re publican committeeman from lndi- ana and Charles Warren of Detroit have been strongly urged flor vice chairmansbip to take charge of the Chicago office and Ralph F.. Williams. Republican committeeman from Ore gon. as a vice-chairman for the Pacific Coast headquarters, which may be at San Francisco.
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Dernbisemse Grfldrnas
Gtebt ber prGfibent Der
boIIdnbif9en sptiten
4a mtr al.


Jm 6oaa4. 9lpril. pia 2pnSon,
8. April. 8ei Der beutistn Groffnuns
Der aipeiisn aummsr bss boIIdnbii3sn
parlamenis psrlos Der qrGiibsnt bsrs
feIttn cine turae Grtl6runa bss Sus
halts. baB bic neuli4e Suipenbirans
oIler nrlaubsbeipi1isunsen fir Grs
snseDffi5iere unb Manni9aftsn nur
cine 8Drii6tsmdbresel iei, bo SoIIonb
fen enti4tofen fsi. feline gtsatralitdt
aufredt 5a erbaItsu. fir auel&s. unges
fi1ts bes 1rieees. bic UiDsli4teit sus
ssebmenber @sfabr borbanben lei. Die
Sufpenbiruns Der llrlaubsbeipiaisuns
gen iei. 10 fiists er binsu, ni9t cine
GoIse Der auseublidIiden poIitiiden
@ernidtlunesn. Ionbern iie Tel be-
f9Iofen porben pesen setpiifer Sus
Formation, pelde an bic Resieruns
geldnste. beren @er6ffentlituns bic
@esisruns aber i'm sesenpGrtisen
NuseubIid ni4t fir ssratbeu bdIt.
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Srematorium Jeaers
baIle. RAD bsm In Wien uI6ei.
Hsnb.n Gadblatt .pbDnir@ babsn lid
bic 2lnbdnssr hes 5susibejtatiangss
sebantens In Gtitsrrsid entj6IoTeH.
anitait .arsmatorium" ben xutifsa
glusbrud ni}eusrbaas@ gu sebraufsn.
Elm Wpri. Sns bns glati i1on islt
Sabren anpsnes. Oab Die qstpdblie
Ysssidnuna bas Wort us5eusr- snt.
baIis, babe uHiopsnis.r gu bebeuttn,
ala ii1 nabe5u fdmmilids @nbGHgsr
bisfsr g,fiattungEart i'm srobbeuiihsu
gsbist in benz .Dsrsin fir IsusrSts
ifuthing- s,iommslt bdtitn. gu bsriels
ben Grage dubsrt iid Der goritnnb
bss 3Dsisss Rsi4enberg (DtuiiA,
bTbmsr) bts 4Issmsinen 1euiItsn
SpraaDsrsins ipie bic 3siti6rift
bss gsrsins mitthsilt -, 6ab has
bortige erIte arsm1iorium DETER
rei9s bic gsSeihnuns r5euerhaIls"
irage, unb bab bisisr Nusbrud bort
ben Jrsmoen uno @sgnsrn Der Jeuers
beitaituns 10 in Slsii9 unb9lui iibsr.
ssgangsn isi, baB Is Hiemanbsm msbr
sinfale. baa 5rempiport 5u asbraus>
den. Der @oritanb fiist binsu, baB
naa Isiner MeiuuHg tsins Qoibmsns
bigieii fir cine sinbeitlite bsutife
9s3sihnuns borlisse. un6 bGlt ss fir
isinen fysblsr, ipsnn je mad 5rtli6m
obtr ldnbihaftIiten 9srb1ltniiTen ptrs
ifiebtne bsutIGe 2lnsbriids singsiiibrt
niirDsn. Sprefe man bod aid ben
sinem airAbOf. s5risbbof, einsm gois
tesadtr, unb ptritsh barunisr naiiirs
lid bniIslb<. 0assesH Tsi ss Dsrtsbrt,
fir bic Jsuerbsiidttung zines frtmbss
Wort gu bertpsnbsn. .bas niemaIs
pcltsibiimli1 isin fam, neil ss mr.
DON einsm 8rudtbsil oss goliss sss.
jtaubsa spits.
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aein0 0ruxb 3mrS eid3werbe
Die Barrie r8eucairn" mar seniis
ssnb geiparnt porben. ebs lie
serit6rt pIrbe.

% afbinstou, .. g., 5. Gpril.
Der Ser. Staten apufuI 5roit N
Aueenstotpn, fat bas Staotsbepdrs
tement per Robel benaari4tigt, oaB
bic britii9e Barrie .geHcairn", bie aln
/. glprfl auf Der 5Sbs Don Gaitnet
nerfentt purbe, Don etnem nnteriees
Boot in ben @ruu6 sei9oTen tDarbs,
mad benz bas Sdiff geuiissnb se'
ipdrnt tpDrben, unS bab bte ganae
HefasuHs, sinfaIabli9 DON apsi
Mmsriianeru, serettet porSen fei.
3ugraub.
Z Gbepenne. Wpo., 5. 2fprtl. -
6rute lit Elm SbsriffssQufsebot 0ft>
lid BON g5.p.nne auf Der Suds nad
Oem RGuber, tpel6er ssitern 4benb
ben ipeftlih fabr.rb OperIanb 2imis
,tsb Der Union poctftc flint Meilen bon
liter anbielt. Welbungen 5ufolge
/ fidxrte Der RGuber etne SanotaT6e
NIT $546, Gisent6um DON 8. S'9rien
Don Gan Jranciseo. @uber oisfem
8etrage erbeutete er nur ileinrre
Gummtu unb cine ubr. Der gurf6e
tDirb be5ei6net als ein iunser Wang
Der NIT einem ReDOlDer in ieber 9onb,
auberbulb Gbepeane ouf ben 3ug gee
fprungen mar.
Der Stenoerapbit bes 3uses iDurs
be gsSwunsen, Dor bsm Rduber berau=
eeben unb bic &oIlfiionen eutgeg.n5u=
rebmen, bic in sinen Sad geiporfen
ipurten. HaHbem ber @oubit bic ers
bsstsss iIbr ssm aus gOrsisz a..
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Musldubifdbe Nahri6ten.

4uf; BEN 9Sbsn aIeins
q lens. Mer a9t Gage i'm Dums
pfen 4btbeil suiammensebranst selsis
ien6at, benust germ bic Gelesenbeit,
am SaurussPab ben 3us gu Oerlais
len uHO bas Pfetb gu beftsisen. gs
sibt AUDI Wasen. aber bag Reiten lit
Oerlodsnbsr, trOs Der fansi0snDen
Ru!te uHb beg iteifen Winoes, Der
iiber bus 9ebtrss pfsift. Morssnlanb,
bic 9eimatb Der Mdr9en! Mlub man
i9on einmol cine moberne 8abn Be-
nussH, Dorbsi an ben f9nssbstr0ntsn
Bergen, ben ftilen D0rfsrn, ben nads
ten 8ettsn Der Salsfesu, -. bann mill
man tDenigftens~ einmal bieIe Cuff bes
Wtprssnlanbes trinten nit alien 9oz
rem! - Steppen Dur6eiIts bic 9abn;
SfiiiIs, bic tpie breite 2onbitraben ers
f9eineH, aber baruuf iparten, f6iffbar
gema6t gu tperoen, begleiteu ibren
Meg. Nus blauen 9u9ten griibte pas
Uteer, sriibien bic Snieln, bic i4on
I'm troianiiasn arisg ben @rie6en su
aQerlei @bitedern m0gen Gelsgen6sit
geeeben baben. Worsenlanb = Spt.
f9en peibem &altitein unb Waarmor
bunils Gerpsntinabern basere 6dnbe
Der Maul6eer6dwme emporgsredt Stpis
iden itiGen Sdulern, IN balbbunteln
9aremsrdumen Seppi6 Dirtsnpe
5rauen nit groBen itilIen Qugen; in
buntsn 9afarsn id1Iante sSiingIinse,
bic an bic Oertlsibsten prinasu aus
tauIenb unb elmer Ra9t semabnen.
Warten i,e auf bic g5rinaeiTin, bic nit
ibren fyrauen tommen tpirb, gintGufs
su MAIDEN unb glide 3u taif9en9
G6fpsr sieben bic 8iiffel am i9tpsfel>
belabeusm Wdgen. -3amssle tragen
ldnsfam unb piirbeDoiI rside aupfsrs
Iaiten an bic 8abnftrede. gtun iteigt
Der pab an. S9nee liegt bidt unb
jHUes aaf ben Gipfsln. 6iss iaS Sa.
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refi, an ssrsrsi.srsa.
qOmmtffieuet's cutee

vsn az Gptr,o.a
SsnsSs 1, s. beg ''Es scats 's =
&canfS GomniiIisners bis srettaa. ben
81. sIpril 1910, nm 10 iibr whtines, fnr hle
nadiiebenbe aonutb.drbeit:
Sefnab ben epe,ifiioiiouen 30. $50 = Gnr
aon.tei.eride on eagle Greei Hoab. nabe Sobu
emttb's @lnt. in qoierain 1oivnibip, IN llebet'
etniiimfnlina NIT ben 1etmeiiunaefr. wl1is.
arsn5. .ssitionen. Ncrnrf6Iao, plonen, profiler
uno Gpe5ififoioHen bdfnr, auiltepenb IN Der
Gifite Der Gouttp QommiiNonsrs bes beiaeisn
gountps
s'6ters 3nipfmniion unb pIanio.anetbOts
ttlt bic arbeii fDrnei In ber Office bes Gounfp
Surttpors erlaHgi iperben.
Sfoes aneenot mib bon eiHem @onb In Der
Gnmme bon (S500.00) finfbunbert Dollars be.
eleitet ieir. ubet bon srem eerfiftsirieH Qbed
sum eIetfeu 3eirnee Guf etne foIbente PAM.
oils cine b1ranite, bdb eiH stDntraff etuees
eaneeH pirb. I'm Bale bns uueeboi ongenoni.
men fpirb.
eteier mlNen bic aebru6isu syormuInre.
tvelce baiiir borgeieben finb, benuten, b fsiHe
arberen 0ngenomnIen iperben
Get Bieier, tpelfem ber aonirdff 5nerfaHni
uirb III aebnlieu. eluen eonb In Der Eumme
Der 6dliie be tontr1ii,areifes Az fielsH, In
uebereinliimuluug NIT BEN 6eist.
Tte Gounih Qomminonert bsbaIien f4 tns
Ne1i tor, itgen6eln ooet QUE unsebois sr
beripfr'en
sm aufiroa hes eOatb oi samiIion gounts
greb. 9. m.ffsImaun. grdabeui.
Giiefi: aIbsri Rstubatbt. qisu
23,90,6.13
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6eibenbafter bfterreiHif1'
rngarif@er Mbiatifer
Bier Jlisseroffi5iere. aus bsT6dbiSten
Glus5euseti, bic ins Weer ssfallen
tparen,
Inter benz feinoli4en Jeusr serettet
uub in Siherbeit aebrdht.

uHfer peW feInpltnen 5euer 9ereffef
uub in Siterbeit sebra9t.
Berlin. s. 9lpriI. auf brubtIos
fem Wese nab SapbilIe, q. q. Das
Dfterreidii4 sunsarti&e Marineminis
fterium bat unterm Datum bonn 4.
alpriI bic fOlgenoe offi5ieIe 8e.annts
maHuns erIafen:
rGIs 4ntDort auf bic geiu9e, Die
ituiienii9e IDiatiter 2aiba9. abelss
berg unb Grieit obseiiattst baben,
bombdroirte Elm aus aebn Nlarinez
fIusseuseu beftsbenbes 0iterrei4ii9=
ungdriihes 9ei1paoer in ie6r pirt<
famer WeiIe ben gGbnbof, Spei @as
iomeier, Die Oods uRD bic aaierneu
DON 4nspna. gs purben inebrere
6euer peruria9t. 9eseudHgriffe DON
5nei feinoIi4en aeropIanen nit Ma>
fdinensel9iiben purSen NIT 2si9tigz
feit abgef1lasen.
Gin 6iterreidiib unsariides
Jlus5eus purbe DON bem Jeuer Der
italienii9eu 4bpebrtanouen gespuHz
gen, DDr benz 9afeH auf Die See Hies
ber5useben. Gin anberes Glusseug,
unter Siibruns oes JliegerIeutpants
Molnar, Ianoete neben oem Wrad,
uabm bic beioen SnfaHeH an goro
unD asrit6rte oas JIusSeus. DeseH Der
bpben Gee par aber Waplndr niG5t i'm
Stanbe, pisOsr dufouiteiseD.
Gin feiHbli9es Iorpeopboot Inb
Sipei anbere Jabrseuse Derliebeu oeR
Gafeu, UNI bic Oeiterrei9er ssfangen
gu Hebmen, iie tpurben aber DON ben
@omben unb bem Jeuer Der Maidie
nensef4iiBe urferer Glieser aum Riids
aug sestpunsen. Sdlisbli9 nurben
sipei 4eroplane unter 5iibrIng bes
Wearinefobetten 0arnos unb zines
aeutnants abseididt anb f. rsttsten
ale bier Snfafen bes beT1Gbigten
Meroplans, ben iie perbrannten.
~Sitie 9bat ipurbe unter benz Was
ftinensef4iisfeuer unb tros Der gom>
ben bon 5pei feiHblideu Woferfluas
5eugen pollbradt, bic nur IN elmer
36be DON einbunbert Metern flossn.
.Oas Reiultut bes ansriffs mar.
pab stpei Dfterreidif6 unsuriifN
Jlugseuge perlorm siugsn. 4le anb.s
re 4erOpIane unb ale an bem Mngriff
:betbeiIigten &riatiter iebrten inpers
febrt suriid-.
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GhiHsnsArisbtea.

Gotterb anL 4. glpril. glnge.
foinInen .gaoorbam" bon Nep 0orf
ria Jalnoutb.
Rem gorf, o. 9lpriI. slngefonI.
men california" bon Glasgow
.@ipasne" BON 8croeaur.
@bgefabren: o6inlano lla6 81.
berppol.
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Vsas far 1snfraifsssn.
gsmmiftiensrs cutfe
tIfrn 6grifin, Cttc.

9amtifrn 9rnnin. 6tto.
0tuctuHati, O., i6, medrs 1915.
BerftsaeIte unaebcfe iperben enf.
eearnaenpuinen In her Cffice bes Soaro 81
goiintn Gumniiiioners bis ssrettaa. ben IL.
aerti 1918, I'M ~ iibr Wdtines, fur bic nab
iiebenbe eoIuIiisarbeit:
0enldh ben ebe5ifiioti0neR 30 7ei,a = i5ilr
BITE s5erfiaitenna tes berinuen erfIdrten Ron.
trails bon =. =. ssolep fiir @ri6e uub Gylberis
on Cameron Bionb. bon 6unf slbeHne bis oa,
mtIicp gie, In Sprinefielo 1oiunfbip.
Ets urbsif bot An aei4fbfn w ueb,retnftirr
rinna nit ben pidnfn nHb epesif'fcfionen
ipei6e ieti auflieGfn In br Office be8 Doaro
oi Qoiufh 9cumiifto1srs
0us dnasbofs ufnen arf SorriuIarsn aiites.
ferttst fsln. osl6s IN Der Office bee roart 81
gelnip goHrrtrionsrf ,n BADEN .rHb.. uI,b BE-
dete fcn bon einsm BoRh ,n bsr eobs bon
finfbruberf ToElare (s500.00)l NIT sipst grfen
uub osrlesreen Btreer, ale Gi6erbeif bofar.
bnb Der gitier ben aontrnft sinoebeu iptrb AT
susrfdHrf ntrb.
Tie Gonrin gcrmiricnets bttaiisr M bcs
hed. boz. traenbeif 1oer aus nnesbofe sn osrs
ipsiffn
: 3m Enf,raa bss soarb Of eamiIion GOmf5
qcmrinienerf
erts. q. PsffeLmonn, nrd!esni
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@us elmer Grauenbers
4 fnmmIung.

.Wsr 3at bMn in Der geitrigen @ers
fammIung seiprotens1
pile nur bic auf benz pros
sramm gneesiinbigtsn ssmsn Hi&t
gum Mos:.'
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gsrsins.anseisen.
adtana gddereiar6eiter /!

MaiienDeriammliing fiuoet itatt om
Samitns, ben s. glpril,s 8 llbr @nd.
mittags, IN Inttermann's SoIle, u.
uno WaIrut Gtrabe. 3. Stod, Inn
nod)maIs Selegeubeit Su geben, bel
Der gegeripdrtieen slufndbnieeebiibr
mtigenommen 81 wer6en.
Oos 81 ON mittee.
6,7S g6der.llnion 213.
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inenti, iprane Ct prn bsm 3use. Der
aur 3eit 80 Nsilsn in Der Stunbe qua
riidIssts. 0sr 3us fubr ipsitsr. obne
on5ubalien.
Musfogee, Stla., 5. april.
Seute g1u6t ipurben bic paiiasiers
I'm Rau9nagen bes 3uses 9o. Al Der
Gbicoso. &pd Sslanb &pocific Sabn
ndbe 6pipe, Stla., BON Slpel Mos
tirtsn benaubt. gla9bsm lie etipa $1l5
rnb bier llbren erlanst, Slpnilgen lie
ben aonbufteur, ben 3ug anSubdlten
unb ipransen bann ab. aufgebote DON
Sripe unO gieb Dat psrfOlsen Die
9dnbiten.
Die CLAUDIA" ipurbe i'd t
tprpebiert.
Rem gort, 5. @pril. 3pei
ameritanii6e MatrpIen, ipslfe beuts
auf bsm fran50iiiben 9ompfer r@s>
Ipaene" bier anfamen, iiellten IN gb<
rsbe. bab bic bdniife Bari nglau.
bia", 5u beren Mannf6aft lie 9ehOrt
batten. bon einem llnterIesbpot tors
pebiert tporbsn lei, ipie bon aopenba'
gen am 26. MGr3 gemslbet porben
mar.
Die Claudia" ging am %. MGrS
auf ibrsr Sabrt bon Sodionpille, Ga,
mad sleetipoob, Gnslanh, uuter. Den
beibsn Miatrpien Sufplgs mar bds
SabrSeus iufolse bes itiirmif4en
Wettsrs led setpOrbsn. Die Nanns
idaft ipurbe BON einem franaDiiiaen
Oanpfer na9 8orbeaur sebraht.
9Iutige 4ffaire.
OaDton, g., 5. april. Seute
Weittas i6oB Der oreibig Sabre aIie
@erIie I5oooin in einem @utbaniall
feline 22-iabrise @attin lno perlpull.
oete Tie tootIia. Damn iagte er iidj
ieIbIt cine &ugel bllr6 ben &opN
Ger YoIi5ei 5lfoIge iollen bailslihe
0ifferen5en Die Gbat perlriatt ba.
bet.
Or. q. SO. @oite erfIdrt ii6
ieIb It fir eeiittg nor.
NAL.
gtetp gorf, 5. gIpril. = Or.
glrtb,ir 8arren @aite erfldrte beIte
i'm 9elenue Soipital einem 3eitllngs.
forreiponoenten eegeniiber, oaB ibm
Der &oD ieines SHpiegerpnters, Sobn
8. 8ed bon @rallo 9apios, ben er
ermorOete, Jest leio tbue, uno bob er
bereit lei, Die Strafe oaiiir auf ii6
au netHen. 9aite iagte, er babe feline
UHtituIoige an Dem @erbre6en.
sd babe nift oas 9eitreben, oem
az entgeben, mas meiner martet",
iagte er. limb lpenn es irgenoein
8ort sdbe, bas mid retten fonlte,
ipiiroe i6 es nid)t ausiprehen. Sd
mill niein @er6re6cn biiben. 3ie Sc.
ieaid,ait erDartet es uno es ioa ae.
ibeben."
9lls @nite gefruet fuiiroe, mas er
iiber ieinen eigenen 8eiiteS5uitano
oenfe, iagte er: y0atiirIib bin it sci.
itig geiuno; etlDas anbers lit mir ME
in ben Sinn gefouulen. Sd bin 5u
uouer grtenntniB oieier entiesli4en
4ffaire eeIangt rmo nil mid M lei.
ner @eiie irgeilopte re6tfertigen.
Sd bin jest p6Gig rubig. 9or oent
Senieits fiir9te i1 mid nift Ssa
einer aiIbereu @eIt. NO INNER es iein
mag. eruarte ih Elm neues 2eben su
beeinnen.
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Sentjdl,r giOnier.gereiu.

fteuubIdii erin6i, Der beule um iI5r. in
Der Central zutnbale iiaiifinbeHeen rcnni,
lifen BerfaniiHlnue. perbuHeen nit ensm
giortraa bon Germ @nfior Suno glfsnlobr,
re9t sebIrtl9 bsi8uDobneH.
Otto aRHsr. 9rdf.
GoHr. aragsE Gtir. ii
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Reerbtguns 5reliae. ben 7. ariI 1918, Mad
mitGes ,t3 ubr, bon Der stnpeue bee eprina
@r0pe Triteboies aus. Bite. feline sluren.
So
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eeb. 6crnbtrgsr,
aeIiebfe Cnttin bon Geore areb Die Belt bsr
seeroigung iDirb fphter beiaHni eemaft II
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Geutf6e Jrau. fiic. Stele fur elrbeii
IN Der Ride uue 'bsim sic6en rrifsnbelien
1914 Elm strabs, 2. SiO6. biHier.
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eteIlens.Indje-@eibIid.

ab9tu, fur Ro6fn nnb Baden In einsm
@d9di,sbans. gstefe: n. a.. 6s2 Vain
SirGte.
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Gin inner @ann. I'm has Hef1lnaen
bon Vteroen gu Iernen. Aa6snftnssr In 30.
1913 CT Wlc9h6sH elteHue. is
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9uuis Struie.

Gs enii6Iief am Dienftnq, ben 4. gIpriI 1919,
so duttitGas 2 ubr Is lRtniten
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Gtn agiadfmitbs .SeTfsr, erfabren
an Gassnnrbeii ga6s. 1855 Central 4bs.
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eader. Iaaar0rii sesO gDarfap slDeHat
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gerIanat-@eibIidi.

@ei6dtfsfabrer In Map's laeftnuran,
2i uHb 20 eft adte sirabe