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The Denver star., 1916-03-11
DENVER STAR PUB. CO.

The Crisis and all colored maya
lines now handled at Twenty-frst and
Arapahoe streets. will also be in stock
at the new location. Washington and
twenty third avenues. II
The Denver star., 1916-03-11
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT SUB
SCRlRERS.

After many notices sent you Of your
overdue account of subscription, to
which you have failed to respond, we
have decided to discontinue your pa
per without further notice. The Pos
tai laws will not allow US to carry
your account any longer. At any
time you desire to pay up, we viii!
gladly furnish you the paper again.
.ou could not conscientiousIy ask
more Of US,
The Denver star., 1916-03-11
FAY BROS,
1531-33 Lawrence Street
hFree Automobile Delivery Phone Main 1898 or 95 81

Link Sausage. ID ,oc.
Pork Shoulders, whole. ID.
TIC.
Fresh Hams, whole, ID. I5Kc.
10 lbs. Leaf Lard for S1.oo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-19
PRESIDING OFF Gers
COM lETE THEIR W.Rk
Final Day OF Constructive Session
Ends with Nearly 400 Bills
Being Sent to Governor.
COMMITTEES ARE ANNOUNCED
Men Who VIII Make Inquiries Called
for By General Assembly for Next
Two Years are Chosen by Speaker
Houston and President Eilyson.

With less than ten members Of the
General Assembly in attendance--two
In the Senate and five in the House
OF Delegates, and the two presiding
officers of the two branches--the final
day of the constructive session came
to an end at 1885 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The last days work con-
sisted of the signing OF bills and the
announcement By the presiding OFF,
GERS of the Senate ana House of the
members who will serve upon COM
mittees authorized By the Legislature
TO make certain Investigations and
to report at the 1918 session of the
Legislature.
The committees named are:
To study highway laws and systems
of various States with n view TO en-
acting better highway laws and max
ing the highway system of Virginia
more efficient-Senators Byrd. Rob-
ertson and Goolrick; Messrs. Brown.
Henley. Adams and Gilpin.
Coordination of RefOrms tories.
To investigate the advisa bility of CO.
ordinating the several reform institu-
tons OF the State--=Senators Gum and
Holt: Messrs. Rolston, Beattie and J..
III. Price.
To increase the efficiency of and
make more economical State and mu
nicipal vernmeRts--Senator Drew
~ and Messrs. Browning, Moss and
Williams. The Governor Is to ap-
Joint two members TO this commit
tee
To investigate the advisability OF
establishing a State printing plant
Senators Addison and Walker; Messrs.
Pitts. Fuller and walton.
To present a plan for the proper
celebration in 1919 Of the three hun
dredth anniversary or the ssemhling
of the first House OF Burgesses. fore
runner of the General Assembly, ard
the first gathering on the Nrc, o.
Hemisphere OF representative S5v-
eminent body-Senator Gum and
Messrs. Henley and w. w. Baker.
or this committee the Governor was
made a member by the resolution
creating the body.
To investigate aid report recon-
mendations for system of rural
credits-Senator JefTreys and Messrs.
Willis, Hudgins and Cos.
Auditing Commi'fee--Senator Can.
non and Drewry. Messrs. Hobson.
Buck and Davis.
Governor to ,same Committee.
The COMMITTEES GU devising work
tngmen's compensation laws, to be
composed OF not less than three nor
more than seven members Is to be
appointed by Governcr Stuart. The
appointments, Ii IL expected, will be
announced In a few days
President Ellyson. OF the Senate.
with Senators Cannon and Henlng In
attendance. signed nearly 200 bills.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-19

the last OF which had been enrolled
at o'clock yesterday morning. The
Senate session began at IL O'Clock
on the other end of the Capitol. tn;
House convened at 1890 o'clock with
Speaker Houston in the chair. and
Messrs Beattie, of Henrico, and My
ers, Fuller. Jones and Price, of Rich
mond, present
Just before the last bill was signed
Mr.. Houston named the five members
attending a committee to notify tn
Governor that the General Assembl.
of 1915 was about to adjourn and &c
ask the executive X he had any mes.
sage to communicate. The commit.
tee called urns, +sle Governor. who ma
no message, and 1t so reported on II
return to tbs ,t0~ssa. = little Aaee
adjournment, sine die, was taken.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-19
$500 Yards of Madeira.
En1broideries

In edges and insertions-an are newest
patterns-just the thing for dainty underA
wear. Prices are, Toe. Ito f1c and Ice
yard. Main Floor-Center
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-19
Printed French Toiles,
u Inches Wide,
Sc Yard

Monday brings you this spe-
cial from our Wash Goods De-
partment--the most up-to- date
printings on real chiffon votles
just about SO designs and coll
ors: stripes. rosebud designs;
also large floral patterns.
Main Floor--Rear.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-19

3s-inoh~ Domestic Pongee
silk. so much used for suits.
coats and nobby coats: Natural
White, Rose and Gold; yard
n.zs.
Natural ShantunE. an excel
lent wash silk for hard service
wear: widths. "a to a. inches;
price, soc to slice yard.
Extra Heavy ShantunE, for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-19

News was received In this city yes
terday of the death Friday night &
his home near Hampden-Sidney, Va
Of Mr.. T. william Diggs, veteran o
the War Between the States. Mr.. Digs
was the oldest son of the late Rev
Thomas Diggs of the Virginia COME
ence He left widow and one SCI
and had number of relatives in -
city. The burial win be at Mt. Plea
ant Church Prince Edward Coan,
this morning
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-19
Wooden DRESS GOODS

So TO so inches; excellent
grade; yard, .0c to e1.0O.
Fancy patterns in New Dresa
Goods; high spring shades In
combination with Black; showns
In suit lengths only. No two
patterns in the lot are alike.
Attractively priced ut x12-5o to
s1s.00 pattern. II,
Main Floor. !
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-19

Extra Quality Scrim Curtains
With Cluny and Filet insertions. splendid
assortment; 2 " yards longs; pair $3.50
Brussels Net Curtains
Pretty Curtains for bed rooms, fine
Cluny edging and insertion, on finest grade
net: yards long; pair, $4.0S.
Neu Cretonnes
New Imported and Domestic Cretonnes,
representative of the most desirable
new American, English and French fabrics,
In a wide pattern and color selection.
Domestic Cretonnes, tec. zoe, 35c to 49c
yard.
Imported Cretonnes. soc, sf.25, $3.50 to
$500 yard
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-19
Dresses

~ AME FASHION never
IL had her story more
delightfully."- told than
these lovely Street, After
noon and Dinner Dresses
tell it these days. Varie-
ties are too great, too
wonderful for description
here. Quaint models Of
Taffeta, Georgette, Me-
teors, smart combinations
of Taffeta and Georgette,
in Navy, Gray, Rose,
Copen, Green, Sand and
pIock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-19
This Book Is New I
Price Is New. Too /!
Mondoy, Soc

The Light of Western Stars."
BY Zane Grey. II Is the color
of the Southwest. exhiiarating
freedom OF wide spaces. dangers
of border life and the lure OF
woman's beauty. Same story
that recently sold In copyrighted
edition at s1.35.
Third Floor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-19

New Plain Marquisette-White and
Ivory. extra quality. with double width
open borders, yard 2Bc.
Now Striped Madras-Cream grounds,
striped borders, Pink. Blue and Yellow,
yard 2oc.
Ball Fringe to match. yard SC.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-19

Black and White Stitings.
beautiful quality, very nobby
patterns, As to 81 inches wide:
yard, Sf.2S to s2.00.
Check Suitings, in Black and
White effects, fashions fav-
orite material for making Nov
lty suits, sport coats and
dresses. Comes In width from
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-19

tailored garments, good luster
and washes perfectly. sA-inch
width: yard. S2.00.
Striped Shantung. 1-inch
stripes in Rose, Copen, Blue
and Green. on plain Tan
ground; ideal for sport cos
tunes and skirts. rs inches
wide; yard. soc.
Main Floor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-19
Mercerized Scrim Curtains

New Sunfast Fabrics, warranted fade
less. in a great variety of weaves for cur
tains, draperies and portieres. Woven of
cotton, but with permanent silk-like
lustre Poplins. reps, ripple cloths. satin
derby, armurers and reversible fabrics,
Priced Aoc to S1.25 Yard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-19
NEW CURTALNINGS: BIZ the Yard

Colored Border Scrim-White and
Ivory grounds, with dainty colored bord-
ers and hemstitched edging. yard 10c.
Colorcd Madras, cream grounds, with
pretty colorings Of Green, Pink. Blue
Brown, Yellow Also Rice Cloth. In light
tints, both Sc inches wide, yard 20c.
Fourth Floor
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NaCf)6(dnge 5um
9alIIpOli= d6enteuer!

Son0olt 13. g[priI. gscitere
slufflarllng ilber Den Niif3ia ser
NIIiierten bon Der 6oI6iniel @al[i.
poIi lit III nem 8erid)t Des @cne.
rals Sir 6. Monro enthaItcn, ser.
II 2on0on geitern abgeDrudt mur0e.
Ser geridt eiltbGIt ii. a.:
Die erfdfedenoell Nerlfllfe 6er
Rafion Die init Der abienDuuq I'll.
ner Expedition obne 9aitg fir fhneI.
len transport BON Gorrdten llno
Wianllidldfteg Derbun0en morelt,
nadlten cs OriilgenD rottpenoiq oie
bort ab8eidlciienen 5r1ippea 5uriid.
sa5iebeil. SIN 9topenber itarben In.
folgc eiiles Sdneelturnes stpei.
Gitn0ert Nlama an grif)opfitng.
Mebr als toiiieno ntiiBten na6 SO.
ipitalern gelallot tperoen, Gle Riil.
nllild Der @albiitieI ipliroe Dllrf
has 8etter per5ogert unO Ourf Der
Gerlnlt eiifes groBen Sranspprts
nit 8fer0en, Der 0iird Elm fron5o.
iiides CD SdIa9tldiff uerieuti
iDltr0c.@
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9ii0ts Weues Ool1
Sfroull III bfri()ttn!
9entid)e Snfanterie luartet anf ben
8eiebl gum gtnrm an3uieben;
beftige slrtilltrie= Gampfe!
0anO8rauaten=admpfe in Dem Argonatn.SaIb!

BON Der Maas nit geiuaItiaer g8u6t
fort. sLitf oent Iinten liter ocs
Jluiies ioa Der 0eutide aronprinS
ni1t meniger ais 0lDei glrmeeforps
gegen Die frano0iiide Sront am
g8oten Wiofm" uf0 bel @uIlieres ge-
iuorfen baben mo oltli1 bon ser
alaas iinO OIL ben glngriffen ocs
6einoes ebeuio groBe Gruppenutni.
ien beteiligt. Der franooiiid5e @p-
uernlitnb gibt 8t, oob es Dem sSeinoe
gelungen it, om @ugeI 295 altf ei.
ner 5ru1t bon eiltem bolben &ilo.
meter ollrh3nbrehen, aber ionIt ion
Die fran5Diiide 2ifie iiberaa iutaft
ilit0 Die anitnrmen0en oeutideu ao.
lonnen nit ifperen @erIlllten All.
rildgelporfen moroen lein. 0ah eiller
bier Deroffentli6ten gebnaphrla loII
Der arnnprin5 8ieustog uno Wiitt.
nod nidt meniger ais 90 gro3ent
Der Streitfrdfte berlorcn boben, 0ie
er 6linl Sturnt norididte. (So cine
2iigenbrutr
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5enrD JllOrgeni0au
mag re(ignieren!
Setiger 8Dtidlaftcr in Siirfci ipG
GrdiiOent @iIIunS &abl.Sam.
pnugnc lciten.

@aibingtou, t3. glpriI. - Sier
balt iid mil eroBter @eltimnttbeit
ooS @erii6t. oab Der amerifanii6e
gotidntter in 9onitontinopel, Gaeu.
~ Morgent6all, nod beute ieine gle.
iigiotion etnrei1en miro. glbram
gItus pom gtep g)ort iol ais ieiu
yfod)foIger auseriebeu iciit.
Iiorgeutbnu befiiloet ii6 ieit
mebreren 8ohen oilf llrIau6, lpoII.
tc ieood utdt oireft 0ueebeu OnB
oas @eriibt anf @abrbeit berubt.
@r1iioent 8iIion lit, ipie eS bcibt,
nit Den 2eiltitrgen oes Aotidofs
ters iebr 5ufrieoeu, uuo ieiile 9te.
iignation ipitroe MIR ungern onge-
i!oiltlnell 1per0en. 8erifieoene
5rennoe oes 8otidoitcrs baben bic.
ieu jeondj ieit ieiner S1iidfebr be.
itiirnit, ieinen SGoiten olif5ngeben,
Inn Die giSabl-aatnpogne fur Bra.
iioent @ilion fir Die 6eporIteben.
DC RraiioententpnbI Sli leiten.
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annnpllrit nn @inhfnSen.

@aibinaton IS. 9tpril, Siial.
Ssonf lit 10 fnapp, murbe npn einem
Grmittelnngs apniitee oes Butt
Desienots icitgeiteiIt, oaB Die 6armer
iidj BEL Der nad)lteu Grnte ohne
einoinOeB hehclien meroen niiicit.
gs. .. Sptnrer. 9lnpaIt fir uer-
idlieOeue g)utatausRilan5er crfldrtc.
1nB i'm Ban5en nur 10000 s3dllef
Silols0nnf inl 9mloc iiltO, mo Oab
IS ulnl0aIid) lit. ans Gierifo Griub
3u erlangen. Senator @ronna er-
fldrte sic Gage fiir 10 ernit oaB CT
eine glusoehulng Der llnterilldlllla
duf bic Nin0iaoen ,So6rifen be-
filrluortetc. mn au55iliiioen. mic
arnb bic gin0ia0elt-G -Gorrdte inf
9onoc iino, nno I'M cine ai buhe
qlufidraubluts ocs Greiies filr 9unf
al perbiII0ern
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]leues 3OG=Spltem
naC) Dem 1riege!
Die bentidcn %er6iinOsteH follcu nOdl
orm Srirge bonn 8cltntartt
nnsseidluiiem merOen.

garis, 10. April. 9lm 20.
9tpril miro bier wieoer cine aonie-
ren3 Der Aaiierten 3uionlnlentretell.
gieicsmal Gilt es ni6t, cilten erobcll
Sricgsrat ub5ubaltcn. ionoern Die.
leIbe gilt Ocn Grorternngclt iuirt.
id1aftlidler uno fonuHer5iellcr 6rns
aen. gielc bcrporrogenOe gidnner
merocn oieien 8erboIlollingen bel.
mnbneu. 0urunter cine 9ln5obL &n.
bineftsmitalieOer. 7ic Sibnngen
ncrocn picr Gage 0nucrn ino non
Dem GrdiiOcntet Der fran5oiiiden
Geplibif qclcitct peroeu. Ger
bauptiadlidite ecgenltonO Der aDn.
icrelB miro Der eeeenieitiee @uren-
olstouih inter eiuen Den gllliierten
gilnItieen 3Damitcm iein.
4remierrliniitcr @ugbes bon Slu=
itralien, Der einer Der Geleeoten iein
miro, ioll Elm 3ollipltcm ueridlagen
nit AiulnalSoIlen iar Die 9laiierten
uno 0ereu Aolouien nidBigc Sole
filr 0ie gtelltraIen iilo beoellten0er
geldd)tciligung bcinl @o1l0eI nit
ieinoliden 91nocru, sln0ere 81 be-
banoelnOc e5cscnitdllOe ititO:
y Sdlaiilng riues @inpernebneus
betrciis cinbeitlidlcr @ciesgcblulg In.
besua oitf Hcaillierung ocs NonOcIe
inter oen slfiicrten. aontrnftnus,
fiibruna, gfiideritottiing BON Areoi.
ten, @cidIaenobme bon gSnreu. ga-
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2onont1. t3. gLpri[.

ssoIi0otll 10. AprIl.
glIlem glallbein uadl miro Die 0ellt-
ife sSnianterie uoropeltIid| bon
ger0m berelt debolten, Den S3iigel
9to. 304 5u itiirmel; oieies gebt
aus Dem fnrGtbaren glrtilerieieiier,
oas Die Gepfihen auf Die frall80=
iiiden Stelllngen in jener @e-
geno liliternommen baben, beruor.
0ieier S9iigel imo Die ergen Stel-
Iiingen ienieits 0es Gotten @fanl
S5ilgels pcrtpesren oen Gelltiden I'M.
nler nod 0an 8orinari1 auf Die
0ouptfeItung. Gle sSaianterie bat
iid III oeil eroberten feinolihen
Stellingen feitaeIeBt uno erpartet
ben @eielll gum glngriff. gtlth auf
0em oitliden Nfaasufer berrlht
ouf Dem abidnitt ganr- 9onainnont
ner61ltiismai3ig 9tube. Bon feinpr
Seite bnben sSlfalteriefanpfe ltott-
geiluiOelt, uad) Die glrtilleriefanlpie
Gaben oil gsllt naheeIaiien.
Syll Den 9lrgonnen bir9e9en lit eS
irieoer al lebbaften @efedten ge-
fomuen, III ipeIhen Sanogrdnaten
teIonoers 5ur @eItlmg fanlen. 4Sa-
riier 9tadriatea 3ifolge baben Die
sSran3nien 1ei oorttgen Minenfain-
pfen bic 0lisentrithter beiekt.
Gen GeuFldeH gclang es, Die
britiidel1 SteIltuigen norDlfd) bon
s1perlt 5u eritiirlnen, pertnodten iid)
ubcr ilibt lange 8lt balten. Ellis oenl
uffi3ieIlcn hritileben Nerid1f aebt
herupr, ooB Die aalaoier mabretl0
SET lehtlponelitIlhen Sample neit
Gellfi1eu fei ct gLOi ihmere
@erlliite beigebroht babel.
8aris, 13. 9lpriI. gergange~
ne Raht bat iid otf Der aan5en
geroltn-iSrpnt iiihts bon geOeutiing
ereignet. gSobl oerillhte Die oeut=
ihe sSnfanterie ans ihren Stellini-
oen berpbr5tbrehelt ullo einen
gturongriff oltf iniiere Steilungen
ouf bern Siiael 304 8u lDaget1, tuilr-
ben ie6od5 ourh oas 5Seller uliierer
Nlrtillerie oaran perbinoert.
g81bren0 oes geitrigen norutittags
aber lpar Die Shladt mieoer befti=
ger. 8roboenl Die 9elttihen nod
bier beroffentIihten 8eridten enor=
NE gerlllite erleioen iolen, fesen
iie lire sIngriffe oitli] nllo ipeItlid
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Ha6inettS= in
SC0me0en a6aemenOet!

Stodbolrn iiber 0onoon t3.
Npril. 9ie aubinettSfrifis, lpeId)e
iiber bic ariegsbanOel- l-Surlage IN
Sdme0et 3u ettItcben Orobte, 1T
eurd eiuen aonIpronlis obgclpcnoei
morOen. neltben ale Garteien nod
ciner 8elpre!1ung nit 0cn NliniItern
Sl.itilHntcn. Gllrfl bic feite Sal.
fnng Der Siberalen mo Sn5inli.
iten lit Die 9icgierlmg ge3lplmgeu
uoroeu. bic Sprlage meieiltlid) ab.
5iidm0dlen. 9ie 9orlage miro
beute I'M Garloment eingereidt mer.
ben.
(9ie uriprilnglide gorloge lofl.
tr Der 9ieaierltug nnuuidr1rfte
9iedltr. in bic iid) oaS Earlalnent
nid)t eilnniid)en oiirfte. biniidltlih
Ger aontrolle iibcr ale gIbnad)In.
gcl aeben, 0ie Den nnsmartigcH lnO
Aen 9llrdlaalMshanoel Dnrh Sdllpc.
zen bctrriiell. Cine 9citliuniiug bp.
ingte. 0e6 fcifc Ecrinii bcrcdltiat
iei, nit ciuer uusldnOiidleli 9lattan
s!bnlodrn1en 3u trefieli iDeitu Die.
.ic nidlt crit Ton Der 9ie9ierug ge.
rehlniat mcrocn. Sic giberalen il.
SoSialiitcu erfl1rtell iid) i'm Iriir
SIP NIT Der @orla9e einpcritar,
sen. fiirdltetcll icOodl, onB oitrd Die.
ie Dem GQrialncnt oas Gedlt ae.
nomlnen perncn ipiirOe, ilciie @e.
Ictc 5lI idloiicu, menn It'd llnge,
legenbeitcn lcronsitsacu Iolltei)
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GTiteR maiden fiCf
Gel 9rieC6en Oer6abt!
Saluuifi III bcntc cine britiidc
Gtabt; Sritcu luerbcn luubl
Ourt hleiben.

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tentred)te etc. bebanoelno.
3 neutrality-suspicious. gegen
Gmoringen oeutider 9Srooufte in
96nOer Der sLaiierten nn6 benz arie-
&c.
- Grlas bon arieasida0en.
A. @rnieorigung Der SeIegrapbeil-,
Selepbon un0 &oHgebiibren 5lpii6ell
0en alliierten 2Gn0ern.
81 &erelnborungen betrefis iilter-
nutioaolen @orentransportes.
81 Staffung eines internotionalen
Yntentdrntes.
y Die founter6ielc Seiiitng Der
Stolonien Der alliierten &anoer.
Sy observation-disclosures Der @es
ieer bctreff5 Observation-Disclosures.
81 NlabnabHlen Detreifs 9teOn5ie-
runo Der WietaIl S3irfulation oltrd)
einc internotionale 9lisgIcidsfaM-
mer uno ein interilatiopales 8nlt-
inedWltem.
l0) @inbeitlide @rlrnoiaee, Die in
ben (Scicbei betrcffS folider 8arcu-
be5eidnule 9luina0nle finOcn iollen.
III 8nlferotte.
~ @clcsge6ung bctrcifs 0cs 8er-
flutes luo GiebItohls Dun ouf Den
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a,raiibent halt ~ gsranoeis.

8aibington. t3. slpril. 8ie
aus gltt unterrihteter guelle per-
loutet. bat Grdiioent 8ilion Die
9lbiiht funogege6en auf Die gr-
nennllna nor aouis 3. granoeis
5lnn Mlitglien oes gmt0es Gberae=
ri6ts feit 81 beiteben. troBoent eine
qroBe 9ln5atI Der @ait9lieoer oes
gnuOesienatS geaell 0enen Grnen-
uing iino. 0err s4ilion ioI iith
ouf 3nriid5iebnng oes 9tanens ltil-
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!. ". VI Sribnne4 fiIr gluoieueIt.

gtem 9loff, l;i. Npril 4
..gtem s)ort lribane ieit ptelel
ssabren cine oer ieiten0en republi.
foniid)en 3eititiaen I'M 9uiloe. triti
offen iiir Die Nomination Mooie:
reIfs gum Iraiioentihafts aonOi-
bateu duf Der reptIblifofiiidleil 9tn.
fiolinf aonrention Elm. Is fpirn
aIlo mic man iest ihon nit Si.
fhes1cit onnehnien fam. hnhtn fom.
mcu. baB bei Der bcnoriteheilben
sSobI oos 6eloaeid1rei lnuten pir0:
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Mrtterberidlt.

1iif Gnaha ilnn lInlarAPn0 Seil.
meIie helunlfi luo tiihlcr brHte a6en0.
SSreitua ihon nit iieiagi0cr geinpe.
ratllr
6iir gtebrdsfo: TeiIluciie beiu0lH
helte aben0, fitbler I'M 0iilidlen inh
acatralen Geil. 6rcitag idl0n mil
iteiaenoer Senpcratiir.
Sur Soma Srilmeiir bcluolft helb
te obeno mo 6reitu1. 9uhlcr ijfufI
obeno Norner in nor0meitllttsE
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