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said: There is another equally for midable enemy to equality and bet terment of opportunity, and that is the class formed by the labor organ
 iZations and leaders of this country
 In a letter written January 12, 1909
 he said: "I am a fierce partisan of
 the open shop" In June of the same
 year. speaking at Princeton, he said:
 The usual standard of the employee
 in our day is to give as little as he
 may for his wages. Labor is stand
 ardiZed by the trades unions and this
 is the standard to which it is made
 to conform. l need not point out
 how economically disastrous such a
 regulation of labor is. The labor of America is rapidly becoming unprof- | itable under this regulation. Our economic supremacy may be lost be- cause the country grows more nnl
 more full of unprofitable servants" 1 l have no question that when Mr. 1 Wilson thus spoke he expressed his | sincere convictions Less than two 1 years later he was in public life and 1 immediately his attitude changed | There is no reason to believe that his
 convictions changed. .a&8
 The MoIVe Political
 The course actually followed by
 the president and the majority of NOhoIFSS EAtl lllt llltlGSlS Ol the | country second to consideration of
 unhealthy political eXpediency. It appealed to timid and short-slghted
 men outside of congress no less than
 to those within congress. It is up-
 held now by certain men who say
 Thank God, President Wilson averted a strike just exactly as they and those like them say Thank God President Wilson has kept us out of
 F do ,-l-
 whether he averted the strike hon. I orably or dishonorably. any more than they ask whether he averted d :. war honorably or dishonorably They . have not considered in either case , whether temporary safety was to be ? igno5ly purchased at the cost of fu- 7 ture disaster. All that they have !, demanded was that war should be = aVerted in one case, and a strike avertad in the other case, in order that they might not have to undergo
 risk or temporary material dscom-
 fort. They have been too timid and 7. too short sighted to make any sacri- . flee for the sake of right and justice z or to undergo any risk in order to = preserve the foundations of demo-
 l cracy and of free government in e America. These men have shown en- a tire willingness to submit to organ = ized tyranny both from outside our a borders and from inside our borders = if only at the moment they could il avoid inconvenience and financial d loss. These men are not the heirs of o the Americans who brought the Rev. olutlonary War to a suco essful close: ' nor Of the men who wore the blue = and the gray for four long years ii the great struggle of the civil war : If the Amer ican people of today are Q willing to accept such leadership Q they will give justification for the be- IF lief that they prize ease and com a (Continued on Page Six)
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cred around him a body of men who so thoroughly knew their business that today the finished product of their brains astounds the world
 Firestone engineers. recognizing that to create is to lead the field, have bent all theii efforts to creating, that the others might follow. In this they have been eminentlT successful. It was she conctant striving and trying for the lea4Ai,::!p that gave the Firestone peo- pie supremacy in the solving of rim troubles, the putting on the market of the all-rubber non-skid tread. the per lection of the first removable truck equipment, raising the standard of mo- torcycle tires to that of auto tires, anc the injection of beauty into the making of auto tires by the creating of the black tread and red side wall In fact in whatever direction one looks he will find that where Firestones lead others follow.
 The line of FirestOnes includes the FirestCne cord tire, the Firestone non skid tire, the Firestone nOn- skid mo- torcyc!e and bicycle tire and red and gray inner tubes for all tires. Non Skid Pneumatics
 Truck drivers all over the country are fast coming to recognize the fallacy of adopting Firestone Non Skid Pneu- matics, with demountable rims The strength with which these tires are built, the extra soldness of the side walls, the thickness of the treads, has convinced truck drivers that there is a great economy in using them. It is not only a saving in tire money, but it saves wear and tear on the truck The E'irestone quality of rubber and workmanship, the Firestone thorough knowledge of the tire industry, added to the good measure of all materials used has enabled the putting of pro- duct on the market which has never been surpassed. The tire cost has practically been reduced to the vanish ing point.
 As to Motor Oils
 In selecting a motor oil, as much car should be used in selecting a machin, or the tires with which to equip il Too much discretion in this line canno be used Every test made by scientist of the country has proven that Penn sylvania crude oil was and is the logica
 oil for the manufacture of motor oi The Valvoline Oil company, founde
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when he desires to cover up mean deeds in the present, he says. how are we going to prevent any organiZa- tion from overriding the interests of society," America has the privilege to say: you must not inter- rupt the national life without con sulting us" Exactly, Fine wordsi , W1rds such as MT. Wilson loves to Use. And as is customary with Mir. ! Wilson, these fine words of his anout abstract rights are flatly contradict ed by his unworthy deeds as soon as the concrete case arises. MT. Wilson
 uses these lofty words about the fu- ture at the very time when he haq
 made America submit to seeing "a1
 organization override the interests of
 society,"" when by his action he has
 permitted this organization to inter
 rupt the national life without con-
 suiting us" Of course it is a mere
 pretense to say that there is any sacred social reason why there is any
 greater reason tn refuse to arbitrate
 the number of hours of labor than to
 refuse to arbitrate the amount of
 wages And the question really at
 issue in this case does not really re-
 fer to the number of hours of labor.
 It refers really to the rate of wages. What MT Wilson really did was to
 insist or legislation about the wage
 scale without any previous investiga-
 tion or knowledge.
 Flo; years the great railways in-
 sisted tnat they would not arbitrate
 such cases: that they would rot ad : init the right of the government to
 interfere Now at last they have been
 brought to admit that they will ac- rcept arbitration. They admit tn,
 right and the duty of the nationa
 government in the premises. I'm mediately thereupon President vii
 son and the majority in the tw, ] houses Of congress turn around, an, | in the momentary and evanescent in
 terest of a small section of labo they abandon the great principle fo { which all tEe farsighted champion f of labor have been fighting The l thereby put a premium upon the us s of force by threat or by action. ii s order to secure special privilege The p establish a most evil precedent, tn v | consequences Of which may be wide r spread and lasting.
 l The President Now And Then e If the improper course which tn n president followed had been due t s mistaken conviction, to erroneou f principle. it's effect would neverthe V less have been evil. As it is, the ef t feet is far worse, because there i f grave reason to believe that tn , course he followed was directly op Il posed to his real convictions Tn n president is now a candidate for of : flee and speaks well of labor. Unt
 he became a candidate for office, an g as long as he was president of Q university, he, with entire safet, - ignored or assailed the labor union n Indeed, he was then their bitter. un e generous and often unjust critic.
 the People Forum on February 2 1905, he said: Labor unions dra a the highest man to the level of th 10 lowest" In an address at dime IF in the Waldorf Astoria on March 1 e 1907. in speaking of the capitalists, |
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So much for the strict accounta- bility" to which Germany was to be held. The strict responsibility to which Mexico was to be held re- suited in precisely a similar manner. | While Germany was drowning be- tween one and two hundred Ameri- cans, and a couple of thousand other | noncombatants who were at sea, the | MeXicans were killing a somewhat larger number of Americans, and a still larger number of other noncom- batants on land. President Wilson did not hold Germany to "strict ac- countability" in one case, and did not hold Mexico to strict respons- bility' in the other He did nothing whatever. Nobody has been punished for the lives lost.
 In President Wilson's speech of ac- ceptance, he said that 'the loss of life
 Is irreparable," and that the direct
 violation of a nations sovereignty |. stands on a similar plane, and tha "the nation that violates these es. sential rights must expect to b, checked and called to account by di } rect challenge and resistance : Words! Very fine words; The!
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Sn @ien
ST prins Mirto BON M 0 NJ
tehesrp einsetroffsn.

ST prins Mirto BON W NJ
tehesro sinsetroftsn.
gerlin, 9. Qlprif. (gluf brabtlo.
fem @ess na6 SapDils, q. o.
Die 9lniiinfi bes prin5en Mirtu Don
MOntsnssrO, oes 5tpeitdItsiien Gobns
beg a5niss glitita. in Di.n, pirb Don
htr lIs6sriss Radridtsnagsgiur Bee
tunni s.ssbsH. Der prina bsfinbst ii4
mad sinem Oitsrrsi3ii6eH aurOrt uns
ierpess.
9idt .aepFone GbarIep".
2pnSon, 8. Qlpril. Senrb
Chaplin, Der @srtreter bon Wimbles
Ron i'm parlamsni, bat bic yairss
ipiirbe erbdlten. Der neue pair. bet
isii siniser 3sis irdntli9 lit. ipOIIts
ols MitglieS bes llnterbauiss rsiignis
ren, aber trobbem ridt aus benz pos
Iifiihen aeben nusiheioen. sSnfofge
feiner Stnnbsssrbobuns III ibm bic.
lex Muni9 srfiilt tporbsn. Senn ef
miro uun gsiisIiss sss Sbss4auits,
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torpe6irt tuorOen iit. Sic n9(sger
Gpg" iii Elm Ganpfer Don 1,1O1
Sonuen, pur0e I'M Sabre 1902 er'
baus linO gebort mad aopenpagen.
Wfaltu, ota 2onoon, 9. Aprl.
Gin Naidyiniit uno odt 2asfdren BON
Der @eiu9ung bes 0aupfers rG6un-
taIa" fpurOen bel Der Sorpeoirung
0es 0autpiers burb Elm Sau6boot
getootat. 9erettet tpuroen 80 Maun.
Die bierbergebra6t poroen iino. Sic
oeritdern, oaB Der Sorpeoirlng fet'
nerlei @mnuug pcrmtfgiHg.
3aS gerienfen Der yGbantaIo" Ell.
mes 9aupfers DON 4,949 SorlelL Ser
an 10. 0Iar5 BON &on0on uu9 Gal'
futtu in Gee ging, pur6e um Cams.
tag IN elmer 9epeidye Der 2Iopos aus
2oHopn gereloet.
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Sam fran30iiiden SrupPen bei benz
aampf I'm BEN sermitenAiissI
tbeuer gu itefen.
5ran5Ofsn, bic ii6 anfdngIi4 srgs6en
unb bann bic Waffen Dieoer srs
sriffeu baitsn. tuurbsn ObHe
Gnabe niebergema5t.
Sic baiisn bsrfudt, ben Osutf4n
bsimtiidifa in ben Riitsn gu
fallen.

Berlin, 9. 4pril. 2Iuf brabtIos
fem Wege na9 SabptGs, 81. .. Bon
Der lleberiee Ra9ridien agentur
tuurbe am Sonntag cine Grtldrung gu
benz pdfus in bsm omtIitsu 9sridt
Der obsritsn Sssresleitung pom Sqmss
tag gelisfsrt in benz ss bieb, baB bic
gsrluits Der Srun5pfsH BEL Der Gr>
itiirmung bss 9ermiisnbagsls Bel
9srbun lsitsns Der 9eutiteH gang
bslonbers fbpsre iufOlse os5 uerrdtbes
rii9en @erbaltens eines I5eils Der
fran30iii6en 5ruppen stiDeisn feisn.
Die bstrsffsnbe grtldruFJ Iuutet:
.Gs pir6 Don Der 5tont bsri9tst,
baB bic GrItiirmung bes gsrmitens
biissls ais Elm tiaiiiides 8siipisl fir
ods 3uIdmmsntDirten Don 5Hianteris
unb @rtiQerie erd9tst tpito. Die 9ers
lutte Der 8sutf4en ipdreu iniOIgeOsI,
len isbr ssriug, pdbrenb bic 5rdn5Os
ZEN gang entissli9e gsrIuits erIitten.
Die 9sriuIte Der JraHjOieH Durs
ben nod baburA OsrgrObsrt, 0ab frans
collide 9ruppsn, bic pQn Der Dsatz
i6en SAfaHtsrie BEL BEN Sturms
augriii iibsrraHnt porpsg tparsn uuO
Die bdnn ibrs g9affen peggepOrf.n
bdttsH unb gum 3sitsH. bab lie ii4
srgaben, bic Sdnbe in bic S0bs gss
ftrsdt hatteH, ipdter pisosr lire Ddia
fen srgriffsn uno ben 8eutiteu in
ben RiidsH 81 fallen Deriu4tsu. 9ieie
ihurtii4sH 5ruppsH UurbeH DON ben
srbitterisn SeutiaeH SoIoatsu Obne
Gnaos Hieosrgsmodt.-
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3eatihe sslieger
S Sa6enruiiti6 e 8 2ufti ti +
GaIIen nit 9 o mben
L q o nj
geMeItlen uHoeralloert.

Berlin, 8. april, nia 2onoon.
SSn einen artIiaen 9erift Oes Gbefs
oes @eneroIitabes Der oeiItiben Wta'
rine miro iiber etner erfolgreid]en
5liegerangriif Der Geutiden alf Die
rllilidjc Gliegerboae off Der SnieI
SeieI, en Der ginfabrt gum 9figa.
f6en Wteerbuien geIegen, bertftet.
Ger gerid,t Iautet lpie folgt:
Sim s. glpriI griffen bier Narine'
fIupBeuge Die ruiiiife 2ufti6iftbaae
in GappengboInl, in Der gsabe Don
aielton6 oui ser SnieI Seid an. gs
tpuroen sipnn5ig 9OHben obgeuorfen.
0spei Der pier feirbliaen 9Ieroplane,
bic aufitiegen, purben CUR 2anoun9
aespmgen. llngeafdet Oes beftigan
acknowledgements Ieitens Der albtpe6r.
oeiddise, febrten ulriere 5Iieger Uobl.
tebaIten 5uriid.-
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Sleine 0epldnfel
SinSeH an Der maSeboniidcH SrOnt
5ipiidDeu oeutideH nuS frauS0iia
i1eH Sruppen itatt.
SruppeuGciuesnnsen i'm sruRen llut'
inng III Sulgarien i'm 8anse.

Ycria 9. atpril. 2aut elmer
9epeife Ser 9Igentllr ISapas aus
Salcnifi, fam es am Sanrtag 5p ei-
nem fIeiileu @epIanfeI 5piiden fron'
S0itihen un0 Oelttiden aa0aaeriiten
oil Der ra5eoonii9en Sront. Gs ga6
etItd)e Soote iopie 8ertpunoete.
Ger &orreiponberlt erfIart ferner.
baB 6as 5erer Oeuti4er 5eIogeifiise
ouf Die fran50iii9en Sdliisengrabea
erioIgIos mar uno er filgt bin5u, boB
bas @eihiisfeuer, iiber pel6es fiir5-
lid beribtet Dorben, OIL Sefttgfeit
radJgeIniier bot, oaB ieSot fIeine @e.
iette ait Der gan6en 5ront 5lpii6ell
@iepgeli uno Soiran itattfinoen. 9ie
Giienbabnperbnlbung 5rpiideu @rie-
denIano uno 9uIsarien lit ,tnterbro.
den roroen, 90 Die bulsarii1en
gabneH Surb Sritppentransporte
o0Ilis in 9IHipru3 genOmmen itnb.
Iegifaner angebIi1 IN
Guatemala m 3 banbelt. b
Stabt@e erifo, 9. gIpril. 0ie
meyifaniife 9igeierlng lit ourt Dem
fitbaniiden apniul IN San Sole De
Guatemala bel Der fegierung bon
Guatemala tpegen Ser atseblid)en
9liBbanhIlrng nlcrIfaniider giirger
Hur6 9eanlte Der 9tepubIif @uater
lrtala ocriteaig aeluorbeu. gs mirO
tebauptet, boB auf bireftem Sefe6I
Deg 8raiiOenten Mouuel eitraoa Ga-
brera bier Weerifaner, gealneus @ar.
ran, >Salos, 9rita uno Sarreba tbdt.
lid miBbanoelt un6 0ann eingeiperrt
puroen uno 6lpar ein8ig imb allern
neil tie &onititittionaliIten itno. Oar
ran uno SnIas iparen Die glniudlte
Der nerifnniiben @eianbtidyuft uirh
ioaen lid, iest IN einem 3u4tba,ie
nj Guatemala befineen
Sic bieiige 8reiie bat iid einge.
beno nut Dem Sal beidyaitigt uno Die
9iesierins aufgeforbert. eHsraiA in
Der saSe porslsebszh
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Cefterreib
&irb Sem geiipiel SeutIdlauos ful.
penb, ale lll)ren nm cine
Stunbe pprrifeH.

Berlin, 8. @priI. (9Iuf brabt.
Ioiem @ege nod) Sopoiue, g. 81
Sic oiterretdiide gtegierrlng 5ie6t eli.
nen 1lor in grrpdgung, Inn pom 1.
Nai oh Die llbren, bem BON 0eutif.
lamb gegebenen geiipieI foIgeno, IN
Der gelaurrten 0oppeIuouort)ie nm
eine Stunoe fir oie Sauer 6es Com.
mers oor5urilden.
GaS rSanoelsbIaab" in gInIter.
bam befiirrportet aus bpgienii9en unb
mirtbi6aftIi9en GriinOen, bic @in-
fiibruna oieier Neuerung IN $oaano.
R beims Diro bombaroirt.
9arts, 9. apriI. 0tit oem iDIte.
nlatiiden @oubaroemerrt Der StaSt
Nbeinrs tpuroe Dor nltrtnebr orei
@o6eu pieber begonnen lino Die Be-
ifiebltng bot IN ben Iesten Gagen ou
SeftiGIett 3ugenommen. 4m Sreitog
fielen touieno @efd)ofie IN Die Staot
bineii.. Ter Brdfeft rot ale SSniai-
fen Der @ltenbeine aus Der Staot
idaffen Iaiien unb ou6 DsaBnobme
aetroffen, Inn tpettereu 8er{lilt on
WeniBenIeben su oermeioen.
Oas baben fte oabon.
Sttapa, 9. GpriI. sylt Der Ser.
lititlilte, Die an Sonrtoe bonn MiIis-
6eportement peroffertlift ruliroe,
Deroen aub mebrere slmerifaner nls
gefaaen ooer oeripunoet aneefiibrt.
glfreo ct. 9aiprence BON Bind)en-
bon, Raii., lit mtf Dem S1IadtfeIoe
gefallen; Sanes McGIeGan Don
2oipen, Dfaii., lit einer 8eripunoung
erIeeen luo 9lrtbur Cir BON Detroit,
Yaifl., iorpie SSobu 4eter SSenien DOR
8eperIp, Wauii., ftrb perruuibet nor
ben.
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Werdmmt
Saben bic Gran5Oisn Iaut sisn.m
3ussiidnOnib ben abidniit DOn
gstbincourt.
Sic ssifsb.n fernsr gu, bab .s ben
Ssutitsn sslunssn 1T. bei aDO'
court burd5ubreden.
gsbaspisn. iebo6. bub Dieisr erf9ls
nur Elm tsmpordrsr mar.

qaris, s. glpril. - Die Jrans
scien babeH in Der Sdmitas Ra4t ben
sibf4uitt DON gstbintpuri ssrdumt
nnb ibrs nsus ainie, bic iid Don aloO'
court naa Gumisres sritredt, fparos
am GOnHtas NIT GROCER 9sitistsit
isitsns Der 0sutiftn angegriff;I
cher bic gInsrifi. fparpsu absslpisIsn.
IN elmer Gis1e, HOrbotli4 poH
glUoeOurt, gelaHs e. ben SsutIfsn
big in bic gdiissnsrdbsn Der Grans
,ri,n rorSuorinssH, absr iis puroen
Sur4 eiusn GssenaHsriif iOfurt ipits
Ser aug bisfen Sisaunsen psrtrisban.
Das Sbiss murbe in benz amtIi4en
Serift BEG fran3Oitfdsn arieSsmi1;s
iieriums am eonniaa at5enb betonals
ascs6en.
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GisIe Mabnabms aussnideinlia Rs.
fultai Der tiirsli6sn Barrier
gntsnis aonfsrsna.

Berlin. 9. april. (gluf brabts
lrism Wsss naa GapDilIs. q. 81
III. ruiiifde gtssi,runs BAT aus
ausfnhrrlaubniBi6ein fir Rumd.
nisn ipib.rrtrfsn, mi. in .insr 9,p.its
aus guiarsIt s.melbst ipirb'. iast bi,
ll.bsrfts Ra6ridisnaseuiur. .Wan
bdI. bisie Mabnabms fur zines Der
Rsfuftais Der iiirsli9 in pdris iiatts
eshabtsn aonfsreu5 BON geytrsi.rn Der
entente Rafts unb srilart bisiss
gorseben Rublanbs babin. bab bas
bur9 Elm iptiisrer Druid auf bic nsus
irdlsn Mddte dusgeiibt uno bsrm
9srbdItnifTe gu ben GentraImadien
idpisriser ssfiaItei ipsrbsn iOl, NIT
bensn RumGnisn' bstannilia srit Dor
iursem snssrs Sanpslsbe5itbunssn
ansetniipft BAT.
cxu gturtueaen
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oinal pllrSe aii6 bon Dem ransdlte.
lten fatb6liiden WilitdrgeiitIidten IN
9riiiiei begriiBt ilno oieier Wdlitdr.
GeiitIite betonte IN ieiner gerDia'
tomnmungsreoe gang beionoers, Dab
Der @enernIeoiiperneur Ole RsIigions.
frcibeit in feiner @eiie beittdnft,
ionoern I'M @esentbeil itets ale reIi.
ai0ien, iDirtbibaftlihen une &obl-
tbatigfeiiAbeitrebungeu sef0rOeri
babe.
staroinal bon Sartmnnn betonte.
oaB er Die Reiie ua9 Belsien nit Der
3Iitimuurng bes gGpftes 9eHe0itt
unternoHunen babe.
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SSeitere SeFimmnngem
VI er BEN in Srpb Berlin
binfi4tIt4 bes Steif9z
tOnfums 9etrOffen
10 c T b e n,

~ y z u,
gerlin, bia Sonbon, 9. 4pril. -
9elegentli6 eiHer Seipreaung DON
8ertretern aller StGbte unb SrtIhafa
ten, aus oenen 9rpB Berlin beItebt,
uno Die auf ROntag 5ur geipre9ung
Der Ndbrungsmittelfrage onberaulnt
pOrben 1T, iOaeH SD9ftpreiie fir
5letf6 feftgeieBt uHb auBerbem bas
9O9itquautum Oon GIeii9 beitimmt
DeroeH, peI9es DON nun an tdgli3 jcs
Der PeriOn DerabfoIgt perbeH pirb.
Die guti9IieBung Der aOnferenS
srfOgt ieoo4 purbebaltIi9 Des Grgebe
miles einer olIgemetneH 2lufHobme
OC5 @ie9beitunoes i'm gau5en Reid, bic
an tOmmenoen Sumftag ibren 2tns
fang uimmt. Bel oieier geitanbaufs
uabme perben gferbe, ginbpieb, S9oz
fe, S4peiue, 3ieseH, 5abms Sauinden
iOtpie GefIiigel gesd6lt perben.
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Sebr erbittert
SIT man IN 9olanb Of bes 8uriidbals
tens sinss Sampfrs nit Salpss
ter in Gnglanb.

gerlin 8. stpril. (9tuf brabttos
fem Msss mad Sappins. y. o. Die
OfisntIide Meinuns". msIbst bic
Isbtriee Ra4ridtsnassniur, .iit in
SOllanb auBerorbsntIi4 srrest oars
uber, bab bic snsliihen gsbOrben in
ben DOpns felt BEN %. Mars ben
boldHbiiden Dampfsr .aObsipiiit ban
Raiiau@ nit einsr SolpsisrldbuHs BON
Chile tpmmenb. 5uriidbultsn. Die bols
Idnoif6sn aanbsleuts befiirdtsn. baB
bic aabuns gu ipdt eintrsifsn tpirb,
lin pdbrsnb bisies Griibidbrs 0srs
ipenbuna Al finben.
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ssriebensneria eriammluns
Bonn 2ouboner p0bel dui
bem 5rdfGlgar Square
pereiteIt.


9onooH, 8. aprii. Wit sinsm
b0lIigsH RibsrfOIs snoete am sonn'
tag Der 9sriu6, auf bem 5ras
falgur Square cine 9sriammluRs i'm
Snisrsfe beg Griebsns unb segsn bic
aIsemsins Bebrpfli9t a63u6altsn.
Die aunbs.bung, bic nit einem
1lm5us DerbunbsH mar. ipurSe bon
peri6ieosnsn 9.reinisuus.n, ipslds su
Guniten bes JrieoMs iinb, In bic
Wsss selsiist, uHb cine Der Saupts
Orsaniiaiorinn,n mar bic itrsiibar.
Suffrasetis Sblpia pun!burit. Der
llmsus tam isSoa ni6t isbr nett, ba
Elm nah sauienosr 5dbIeHoer pSbeI
bic WariaireHoeH auseinanoer'
iprsnsie unb ibrs Banner 5srrfB.
Ra4bem bic pro5sfioH aussiHaHosrs
gstrieben iporben mar, ipuroe Der
9sriu4 semadt. pom Gub BEG Rslion
Monuments aus 4nfpraden su bafs
ten. aber bic R.bnsr ipurSsn bon Der
Rengs nit Mebl unb NIT roiber uno
sslbsr Garbs bstporfeH. sic bislten
ben 9lnIturm Ses p5bels stipa flint
Wainutsn aus unb srsriff.n bann bic
Glu4i.
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Sta6 6amic
Wirb bemnG4it Der ba1eriide 2anbs
iturm Der 5abrgdnee 1869-7O
geIdnOt rperben.

9erlin, 9. glpril. (9tuf Ora9tlOs
fem @sge nab SapDilIe, %. g) .aaut
einer aus Rlnden eingstrofienen De-
peI6e", Iagt bic lIeberiee Nadriatens
ageutur, limb bic 9rupPen oes 2Gnos
TURNS Der SdbrgGnse 1S69-181O
nab ben SaierueH gebra4t DOroeN
nm bsmnd6It uaa Der Seimatb ent'
luifeH Su rperoeH."
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So, 4riiHeI
Sit aarSinal non Sartmann, Der Grs.
biid)Oi pou aSln, sinsetrsiieu.
gsindJt Selsien NIT Der 5nitilnntnns
bes 9apitss gsns6ift.

Berlin 0. slpril. lsluf ornbt.
loiem @ese mad Sappille, q. %
aarbinaI BON hartmann, Der Grs.
biid,of non st5In. lit, nic Die llebcr.
Zee 9afridltenageiitiIr betannt siebt,
am sonirtns in griiiieI etnaetroffen.
mo er Don Dem e'eneraIsOuperneur D.
giiIins suspfaussu uusos. Der aar.
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2ebr eifris
SinS 6te 6euti6er San d.
boote pieoer an Der
lrb cit.


9onSon 9. atpril. 2Iopbs ge.
ben bcfannt, boB Der engItite Gam
IiIde lompfer rauon", bon 670 So1i'
nen, berienft woroen lit.
2onoon 9. apriI. alopos ba'
Zen sic Rn6rift erbaIten. bab Ger
ergIiide Ganrpfer ra6olrton" BON
2,304 Ecnien nerienft tporoen lit.
9ouSon, $. slpriI. Ger Oani-
ife Garlpfer rgseer gtpg" 1T in
Observation-Disclosures 3irtanbe iiSli6
pom Ger SyrtieI @iabt geii6tet DorSea.
uaa,s Hi,su,s an asB bar Gul2iss
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2Seroen in 2sapern oie cSano furmfemfe Oct
Sa6rgdnge 1869 nno 1870 gel e(anot..
9smi)e Slieserbale am bet Smel Seiel non hemtiden
sSliegern nit Spn,bem belest.
Ruband vsr6 wsdsr snsn DruG auf Ruranlsn aus'ubsn


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Jn Nor,uesen
R6nnennunmebr aud Bite
Grautnsu Nitsliebern
bss Stabtrat6ssrs
Asn
nanut merben.

G9rifiania 8. aipril, pia
qonbon. Der Gioribins BAT nit
81 gsssn IA Stimmsn bis Grunbsss
Isbe bss eanbss babin annsnbiri, bab
BON nun an aud syrduen 81 Wsiisliss
bern bee StaDiratbs syHsnat nsrcsu
sSunezA
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Hibts 0emes

Saben bic 0euti6en BON
ariegsfd uuplasen
Su ri6teH.
8erliu, 9. gIpril, Dia SonooT.
aaut Der offi5ieqeH 9efauntmafang
ber Sberitcn SeeresIeituns 1T Die
Gage auf alien ariegsid)altpldsen III.
rerdnSert. 2ie qmtlide grfIarung
Iuttet: Die Gage nuf ben iaumt.
lifer arieegi6aupldten lit i'm aQ.
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