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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-08-11

Senator Maritime, Of New Jersey, speaking on
the same day in the Senate, said
In New York on two occasions quite
recently dropped into an institution main
tanned for the purpose Of encouraging voca-
tiona education, They expressed them
selves in most high favor of the process OF
education that was anticipated in the Voca-
tiona Education Bill then known as the
Page Bill Since then there has been
merging OF ideas and interests between the
Senator from Georgia and the Senator from
Vermont But these gentlemen, the princi-
pals Of these schools, couldn't speak highly
enough or eXtravagantly enough of the
great advantages that would come from the
adoption of this vocational education
scheme which was knownas the Page-Smth
bill. 1t will prove a blessing to the genera
tons coming on and in the future this viii
be Of untold value to our Republic.
Senator Thomas, of Colorado, speaking on the
same day in the Senate, said
U1bad anv doubt about this amend
mert would certainly dismiss Il rnor tho
assurance Of the Senator from Vermont
whose child this bill unoues,onabIy is and
Who as declared by the Senator from
Georgia, is entitled to the great merit Of
having framed It introduced if lived with #
and brought it to its present moment Of
fruition. 1t is great work, and monu.
ment to the Senator's career, which I am
sure will keep his memory fresh and green
in the hearts of a grateful posterity.
There are other important pieces Of construc-
tive legislation standing to the credit of Senator
Page
~ 1,,,,. l Cou.D,,
49, e9.o. ,,on 49," s 1Nli c''oI
~ 1..I- 81. ' ,.,1
10y oo0 'uo JILL
S p''SN ~ yAo u~Oo' anu
49, - .I I.: '-''' IN was III
~. 1'''ll'>' '' I, ,''~ O0,"s p'S00A uP0"
10 pNI'" Hu''Oioo 'oiu'i''S' more OF
100, " paw aO'o''''''g anu many '''ou-
cast through the state of Vermont criticiz-
ing Senator Page for addressing the Sen
ate. and DECLARING that there was No neces-
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-08-11

ResOIVGO, that Senator Page, as
subcommittee OF one, be instructed to cor
respond with leading educators and Others
interested in the purposes Of the proposed
measure, and to report to the full commit
tee the result of his investigation, and to
submit bill amended to conform to the
suggestions he may receive from such cor
respondence or any he might have to make.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-04

the Ritz because all rich Americans go there, I'm told. Pm taking a chance
 Robin, my lad, beg of you to con sider the consequences that
 There's no use discussing it, old friend Trust to luck. There is a bully good chance that she will send me about my business when the time comes, and then the sa1vatio of Graustark will be assured He said it lightly, but there was dark look in his eyes that belied the jaunty words.
 stAm I to understand that you in tend toto ask her to marry you?'' demanded the count, profoundly troubled. Remember, boy, that you are the Prince of Graustark, that you
 "But I am not going to ask her to marry the Prince of Graustark. I'm going to ask her to marry R. Schmidt said Robin composedly
 In the baron's room at the Ritz that night there was held a secret confer ence.
 The three conspirators were of the same mind. It was clear that some thing must be done. But what? That was the question. Gourou de- clared that the people were very much disturbed over the trick the great capitalist had played upon the cabinet; there were sullen threats of a revolt if the government insisted on the deposit of bonds as required by the agreement. More than that, there were open declarations that the daughter of MT. B1ithers would never be permitted to occupy the throne Of Graustark- Deeply as his subjects loved the young prince. they would force him to abdicate rather than submit to the dissertation of a throne that had never been dishonored. They would accept William W. Blith- CTS money, but they would have none of William W. B1ithers' daughter.
 The afternoon papers had published the brief statement prepared by Rob in in the sec1usion of his stateroom on board the Jupiter immediately after a most en njoyable hour with Miss Guile. It was a curt and ex- tremely positive denial of the ru- mored engagement, with the addi- tiona1 Information that he never had seen Miss B1ithers and was more or less certain that she had never set eyes on him..
 A rather staggering coincidence ap- peared with the published report that Miss Blithers herself was supposed to be somewhere in Europe, word hay ing been received that day from sources in London that she had sailed from New York under an assumed name. The Imaginative French jour
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-04
RHEUMATISM
MEDICINE FREE

We want the name Of every person nveryvvhera who is suffering with xheuuatisn. Ro we can send him a free sample bottle of RlH's Rheumatic 12anedy We don't care how long or hcv severe he has had 1t, as there are ~erv few cases that have not yielded and been thoroughly cured with 1t It -orka at Once. In twenty-four hot1rn s+ atops the pain Don't take our word Sor it-teat it at our expense This ia So+ d new untried thing. For tvventr. &a years it has been regarded hw ~nvsictans aS practically the only car- *ain treatment for this terrible die. Ser 10000 Testimonials Like rhess:
 Mr. E. M. Ehlers. Secty. GranI I.odKo nT Mason of New York City % .ltao mat. Although a sufferer From rIAau- matism for many years two dOses stopped all pain and ons OOttl" cured
 1xr A. Goldman. v1cHorta. rexaa -ava: "I am very we'll pleased with ~our medicine; am recommending 1t thaa anything have ever tr1ad.'
 Marzhau F. W. Geraty, of 70 Man nattan st., New York, sayss "I have 9ufferad with rheumati7m for many womrs. have tried almost every known mned7 bat got no relief or euro until \ took your8s In 6orty-elght h0ura. | was entireIy cured and free from eli nain. I send this unsolicited
 HtIPs Rheumattc Remedy is on @aia mt most drug stores at $1.0e per bot 4l@. One bottle generally effects a eounplete cure. Call or send for frea sample bottle and booklet at O0eA There Is no greater service you can perform for humanity than to tell any rheumatic sufferer about this wonder tuI preparation AddreS@: Hiu M@dt~ cine CO. 117 East S4th St. New XOEk, N. '.
 i AGENTS WANTED EVEFSYWHEKSA l Good 1Aen Make SIC a Day on OUl
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-04

Enrique B. Mange1, confidential ad- wiser of the late President Madero and later assistant secretary of the in terior in the Villa cabinet, was arrest ed in Mexico City on a charge of re- be11ion.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-04
State Farm School
 Extension Courses
 Soon To Be Opened

One of the first of the schools in agriculture to be conducted by the Connecticut Agricultural college will be held at Brookheld Center from March T to 10 inclusive. The school will have courses in agriculture and home making.
 The extension service of the Con- necticut Agricultural college is con ducting a series of eight extension schools. in agriculture and home econ of extension work has been done in Connecticut. They have proved so successful that they will undoubted- ly be continued as a permanent win ter project. They are schools for adults, giving courses in agriculture for men and home economics for wo- men -. The following paragraph on the Salisbury school will convey some Idea of the interest in these schools and the support which they. are receiving:
 'tIn spite of the adverse weather conditions, the extension school held in Salisbury last week was the most successful in attendance and interest of any ever held in this state and one Of the most successful ever held in the eastern United States. The av- craze attendance for the week was about eighty in the mems department and sixty in the school of home econo- mics"
 AS but eight of these schools were | available this year, Fairfield county is to be congratulated on having been granted one, to be held at Brookfeld Center from March T to, 10, inclusive. The people of Brookfeld have taken the initiative, applied for the scnoos and made all necessary arrangements. It is hoped that a large number of people in the country will avail them selves of this unusual opportunity. In order that those who are unable to at tend the entire course may plan theiI visit to the school to best advantage, a schedule of courses has been print l ed for distribution.
 The school in agriculture will be held in the Town hall, and the home
 makers course will be conducted. in the Congregational chapel, Brookfeld Center.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-04
CHRONIC CONSTIPATION

Constipation leads to many other diseases. It poisons your system. up- sets the stomach and liver, has bad action on the heart and blood which causes the skin to become yellow and 1eathery. You lose your energy and action. A bottle of Leonardiss Liver Aid is the right remedy for chronic constipation, inactive liver, bilious ness. 1atulency, chiI1s. pains. aches, ders of the liver, stomach and bowels. Delicious to take, gives a healthy and natural action to the liver. Being purely vegetable, it contains no harmful ca1omel or injurious drugs. A fine tonic for the entire system. Get a bottle from your druggist to- day soc; or HindIes Drug Stores, 987 Main street and 909 Main street. Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-04

Congress has more important mat ters on it's hands just now, but local Washington thinks few things are as weighty as the proposed 1engthening of the working hours of government employees in the capital city. The tempest has been raised by the rider to the legislative, executive and judi cial appropriation bill proposed by representative William P. Borland of Missouri. It provides that govern ment employees shall work an hour longer each day without additional compensation. Most of them now work seven hours a day
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-04

FUNERAL DESIGNS AND BOUQUETS
 JOHN RICK & SON.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-04

nals put two and two together and dwe1t upon the possibility that the two young people who had never seen each other might have crossed the Atlantic on the same steamer, seeing each other frequently and yet remaining entirely in the dark, so to, speak. Inspired writers began to weave a romance around them.
 The newspapers also printed a defi- nite bit of news in the shape of a dis patch from New York to the effect that MT. and Mrs. William w B1ithers were sailing for Europe on the ensu- ing day. bound for Graustark.
 However, the chief and present con- ern of Che three loyal gentlemen in
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-04

The sailing of the Anchor liner Californian, running on the Cunard schedule, has been cancelled. It is believed that she will be used as troopshfp by Canadian troops.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-04

The Carranza government has opened a series of public stores in Mexico where necessary articles are sold at cost.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-04

The British steamship Umh1oti, went ashore near. Greenpoint, Africa. She was later docked in a leaking condition
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-08
0erteiOiger 0erOun'S
Uer(iert Commando!

9saris, s. 91at. - General Senri
&bileppc getain, scr nidt irur Don
oen 6ran3oieit ionoern aud bel
5ronfreits gerbiinOeten bisber 9e.
ieiertp 8ertcibigcr Gerounss lit lei,
ites nortigen Stontrparoos ent9obcn
moroen. gr bat ben Cberbcicbl
il6er cine irnn6oiiide gtrniecgruppc
5fuiiden 5oiilonS uuo 8croun CT.
boltcn Sein gtodiol9er lit @ene.
ral Nobert giibelIe.
(0ieie glbberufimg Getains ld6t
tief blifen; es lit Elm id)loeenoer ge.
peis, onB feline 5it6rung tros Ser
munerpabrenoen franaoiiIhen Sic
gesnnhridten bel ieinen 8orgeiesten
uno lln5ufricoenbeit
berporgerufen bat. Die 6ran5oien
ntogen nun aum 6ilbrer ibrer Der.
oitn-Sruppen einieBen, men lie mol
len-0ns 5difiol gerouns lit III.
abipenobor, 6u felt bober bic 0eut.
i6en bort oas 9eft IN oen 91noen.
llebrigens lit General gtibeae cine
@robe.)
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9um1ne ll-BOOt-
EriegtG6rung!
Wiannidlaft rincs torpebierten Gan.
DelsidIifies iuiro on gOrO Ocs
ll'gODt0 geaOmmeA.

aopcilbaecL iib. 2ouooL s. 0lni.
Ole aus o1t M1nn beitebenoe
geiobung oes 9reimoiters oSaralo"
marOe Sonntag al Sortcn, Cane.
mart, gcIoiioct. Die 2eute iogen,
ooB oeren Shiff Dos ld oif Dem
@ege nad GngInno befono, ant
;yreitog bon einelu 0eltiden Soiit.
boot torpeoiert mo berienft noroen
mar. Der 9eiosting muroen fiinf.
5e1n @tinuten 3eit geeebelL ibre
gffeften 5uianinen5upoden uno iid
in Die 6ettlingsboote 5lt begeben.
g9egen oes oaau boben SeegongS
ober beitanoen iie ourauf. an 9oro
Oes Soiidboots genonnten 5u per.
oen. 0ieies oeid)ob, porauf oos
Sdiif perienft ipnroe. Sp1ter iuur.
Sc ein oeg g9eges fobrenoer 4aGo.
gierooulpfer BON Dem Souhboot al.
geruien, urO Die Monni6aft BON
oentielbea 1ltfgenomuer. Sorolo
fiibrtc Die ihpeOiihe 6logge.
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]tOngrs6- 6-]lle6r6eit
nid6t Rriegeri(d!
9ic meiiten 1iitslicber iprcden iidJ
eestn arice INIT 9eutidj.
lamb enus,

8oibinaion, s. 0lai. - 0oB sic
arobe aiebrbeit Der WlitgIicoer oes
aongrcjIcs eegen cincn arieg mil
9euti6loub seiiiuIt III. ereibt iif
aus Der llmir1ge Der oGbicogo Goi.
Iu Sriblne" bel oen Senatoren unb
Reprdientauten. ssabrcnO ii6 bic
meiIten Der Inn ibre @tctma on.
gegangenen @oIfspcrfreter often ec.
gen einen arieg nit 3Gutidlano
ousipro1en, tueigerten iid 'oler-
oingS ou1 nielc, ibrer Iniidt 9tus.
orud at perliebcn
Sir eincn Strieg init 9eltti6Iano
ipro6 ii6 often mir ehl ein5iser
ans. Qieier ipiIroiee @iann 1T &c.
major g8iIlioms BON @liiiouri.
Bon glcbrasfa iprofen ii6 Die
Gepr1ientonten Stepbens, Sballen.
Berger, 2obrd uno Sloon often ge.
scn Ocn arieg aus, wdbrGno Rea.
bis mto &infoi0 ioIpie EQUATOR
gsorris nidt init Der spradc Der.
ousriifcn moaten. Senator Sit9.
cod beinuO iid sllrdeit in Omaha,
bod meiB man ja senar, Dab Die
ier gegen einen arteg nit 9clltih-
lolt0 lit.
Bon Soma ltiinuiien 9tepr6Icttan.
ten 6uLl, @ooo, Green, Slueet, 90.
DeG, @ooOs lut0 Saugeu gegen
eincu aricp. nGbrcno apprGiertont
Goluer lmD Oic Scnotorcn Gum.
Minis imO acpon iidJ ieOcr gIuBcrlmg
cntbieltert.
Son oen GertreterR aus &anios
i'm apnereB erflGrtcn ii6 Senotor
Curtis uno Die 9feprdientanteu gln.
tbonD, Campbell un0 3aqgart &C.
gen einen arieg, Senator 36onlpion
INTO bic gleprdienfnhtcn glutboup,
Campbell tno s[Dres ifmicgen iid)
ilber Die sIugelegenbeit aus.
Gic 5enatorell Stcrling uno
Sobnion ioipie bic Experimentation
sSobniOn luO @anob uon Silo-Do-
fota molten ebeitfnlls nidt NIT If.
rer Meiung bcrolisriidelt. aeprGielt.
Tort Giilou biageBeN traf oficn se-
gen 0cn Sfrie0 Gin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-08
Mien Weid amerika's
8elC6u(Oigung 5urii6!
GrflGrt es fiir Huiuabr, bak Der
"SmperatOrO obne 8arHnns
angc9riffcu iunrOc.

@oi6ineton, s. 01ai. - Die 9le.
gierlng BON Gciterrei1 .ltugarn bai
Our9 Ocn gotihofter 8enfieIo in
8icn Den Ser. StaatefsiDren StanO.
prltft iiber ben 9lngriff ouf Die rui.
iiide 8artc "SSnperatprg ieitens eli
mes olterreih.rngariiden &althboo-
tes, nobel Elm gLmcritnner perlpun-
oct mirOc. mitteilen laiieu.
S5n Oent Sbriititiif miro Die in Dem
offentliden 8eridjt oes omerifoili-
Ihen aoniuIs in Barcelona, Spn-
itieil erbobeue 8eidpIoigune, OaB
Der @synperatoro obne 8arniulg an
gcgriticn moroel lei. als Dnltlos 3u.
fitdecDiejen. 9etffalter S3eafirg6
mar BON StootsIefretdr 2oniing &c.
auttrogt fporoen, bel Der oiterreih.
HegierlIng GrfiinOigun-
gen III oieier 9itdtung eit3u5ieben.
Scr "eSSlnperotoro ipuroe oui Der
fSabrt bon @1lfport, DILL, nod
W1arieilles, 3ronfreib, om II. glpril
in Ser glGbe Der ipanii6en aiiite
BON einem oiterreih.iineariihen
Gnu1boot ongegriffet. sn Den ge-
riften 0cs aonluls al ods Stduts-
amt bieB es. Dab Die 9orfe obne
aneegriffet 1tno OoB orei
S6aiIe anf oieielbe abgegeben iplir-
ben, bon Oenen elmer oas 6abr8eug
in Brand ieste.
glad Dem Giterreid.ungariiden Be
ri6t bingegen batte oos Sou1boot
3ipei @ornungsihiiiic obgege6elt, of
ne DAB bic 8orfe Der 8nrnung Sol.
&c leiitete. Gin oritter Sd)uB ging
burd) oos &ofelperf.
9ie gtegieritng Der Ser. Stao.
ten pir0, nie es beibt, ii9 nit Der
qntiuort nift 3ufrieoen geben, ion.
bern bic Sade ipeiter perfoIgen itno
oonn Die n1tigen Sdritte ergreifen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-08
j(iegerangrif auf
8rinOili un0 aU(ona!

@ieu, s. @2oi. (lteber Berlin unS
Oom Surtfenberidt nad) SopbiI[e.)
- Seiterreifiif.ingorii6e sSlieger
bonlbaroierten bic lpihtigen itolie.
ftiiben Std0te gtblond uno 8rinoiIt.
eeSt gIplnna ipur0en an oen gatte.
rien, ben 0afenollogen un0 Der
5lug5elgItation ntebrere mirfiome
Trefier beobodtet. e5n 8rin6iIt
muroen Sreffer auf Giienbobn8iige,
Stationsgebali0e, oas 9Lrienal uno
cine @ruppe bon Sorpeooboot8erit0.
rerlt er5ielt. @iebrere 8omben er-
plooierten in Ser StaOt. 3ur glb-
mebr aiifgeitie9efie feinolide sSIieger
lnur0en iofort Suriifgetriebel. g[uf
Der Riiffabrt piroe Elm 9ron0 oltf
Dem italielliihen 9sansertrenser
0lareo polo feitgeltellt. Die su
2oidarbeitet nltfo EN- ged Derialt.
nlelte 8elasung muroe bon iufleren
6liegerl NIT Maid)iucngeipebreil al.
aegriffen. angead)tct eiilcr iuiiten.
Den @eithiebfrg fegjrteH ate sSIieAer
bon slplonu iplpobl n1ie bon 9rinoiii
lmUeriebrt 8uriif.
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900 ru(i(C6e So(Oaten
finOen Elm WeGengra6!
SranspOriS0mpfrr ber gliicrtrn
reuut i'm Wlittelmcer AMI cine 9si,
nc MuO Deriiuft.

Berlin s. Ylai iibcr 9onoon. -
Der lleberieeiifen gtodri6ten.9lgen.
tlir Sufolge if bon Corfu ole ytcI.
oime eingetroffeu onB @uoe 4pril
eih Gransportoampfer Der glaiierten
NIT 600 SolaOten on Boro, Die iidJ
ouf Dem 8eee uo1 Jrnnfrei1 be.
ianoen, inn Wlittelnicer oilf cine Wti.
ne rannte unD nit Wlonn un0 Wluus
berionf. Gie aatoitropbe ereigente
iib unl 6ieielbe 3eit, ols oos britt.
ide Shlohtidiff "Jtuiielly bon oem-
ielben Shidinl ercilt nuroe.
Die oelltife gomirnlitGt meIOetc
seitern n6eno 5olsenoeS: glm na6.
mittne oes 5. gidi rpuroc on Der
fIotoeriiden Giiitc ourh @eihiitfeu.
CT eiues utierer Eorpeopboote ilno
unter 0titmirfung zines unicrer
5lngaeiige ein ieinoliAes sSIug5eug
obgeihoiieu. 90 ii6 feinolihe Sdif.
fe n1herter, fonnten mir ouf Die Ret.
tllne Oee SHioiien oes BerabseboI.
ten 6Iugdalges uidt bcondt icin.
9ritiides SandbOOt perIenft.
1os britiide Soll6boot @.31 pur.
= om Wioreen oeS 5. 0tai fueitlif
oes Sorn 9tifis oil Der 8eitfiiite
G1remorfs otr9 oas @eidiibfeiier
oeiitider Stiffe oeriellft.
Gos Morinc.5 .5tug5eug II 1T
BON ieiner 9tuifl1rungSfabrt nod
nidt 6uriidgefebrt. geridtcu Der bri.
tiihcn glonliraIttGt 5ufolge lit Sas.
ieIbe on A. Moi our1 britiidle sL6.
mebrfanoneu 5eritort noroen.
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papIt WenOet (iC6
an prdliOent lOi((on!
Seidu6rt i'm, bic Ser. Stnaten
and fiinftis bonn ariese fern
sabaltcn.

@oIbington s. 9loi. = Moniig.
nor @iobolini gou5ano, Der opoItoIis
ifle 2eIegat iii @aibington ipro6
gcitern int BeiBen &auie Dor mlo
iiberreihte SefretGr 3unultup eiit
perlonlibes Shrciben Oes Gopites
geneOift an 9raiibent 8iIion.
g8ie ip6ter erfl1rt ipuroe, banocIt
bos &onoInreiben bon Der omerifa-
nilden ariiis. Qnpit 8eneOift ioIl
nod irllner bic Soffnnng begen OaB
bic Der. Stooten oo5u beitimntt lino,
europa Den 5rieoen ipieoer3tgeben,
lrt0 bat besbalb nit eroBter 9eIorg-
ltiS Der uahien0e 5panlnng 5fpi.
ihen Amerifo mo 9eutiddono beo.
bodtet. glus oieicm @rilnoe bot audi
Der 9Sopit in einem perIonli6en
Softoibreiben an 9rGlioent Bilion
gefponot ulto lin beibluoren, Sct
Der. Stnnten ben 6rieoen al erboI-
ten.
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duCJtGn0 i'm Su0an
gegen Ole Briten!

Berlin s. g1oi. (fSunfenberidt.) J
~ Die lleberieeiihe gtodridlten.
glgentIr bat @eeI0ung aus aonitan-
tinopel erbalterL OaB iru Suoan ein
aufitano geeen Die 8riten onSge-
broden lit. Ger SSmam (sSilrlD bon
Garfoiir, gtIi Omar, Fat 1id nit
erbebliden 5treitfr1ften, Oarltnter
einem GnlneelreiterforpS bon 5000
aopfen gegen bic britiiden Gritppet
I'M noroliden Suoan in MorId ge.
feet Die iidl lit gr6Bter gile altf 6en
9til 5itriid3ieben. glli Ginor, luic
Die aoniioiltinopeler 0telonngen felt.
iteIlen bot oen betligeil arieg geqen
ausgerufen INTO iid Der
Niitnirfunq Der 5enlliiiitdrue i'm
ipcitIihen glegppten pcrficbcrt.
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Wi((On unO canling
in Reratung!
Die Sentifc giDtc anncbmbar; gra.
iiSeut 8iliun aber 6leibt
britcnfreanblidl.

@oibingtort s. Wlai. ErdIt.
Dent @ilion lmh Sta1tsiefret1r Cant
ting bielten geItern obeno cine Ian.
gere 4onferen3 ob lulo fonlen idIieB.
lid 5it Der @ntidei0urg, an Die oellt-
ide Gegieritf1g cine filr3e uno bin.
oige g}ote 5t iiberienoen, babinIalts
teit0, 0aB iolonge Die 8efeblsbober
Der oertihen Saudboote ben nelen
ibnen gegebenen 9Snltritftione1 8oIge
leiiten, fein abbruH Der oipIomati.
iden @e3iebungen 8iptihen bei0en
2dn0ern erfolgen miro, ott0ernfnI(s
ober mer0en Dem 0eitiden 9otitbof.
ter Die G0iie 5uqeitellt iperoen. Der
ll.8ootfopitan nlrB bn5 @arnltfgs4
iignal erteilen, lm0 Itreng ale iuei.
terea gelou beltin1ntteli Hegeln be.
folgen. @S beiBt, Der Gr1iioent
idenfte mir iellem Sell Ser g[nt-
mcrt 8ea6titne, Der iich ottf sic
9efebIe an Die 8ou1boot sanpit1ne
eritredt; Sen gieIt ignorierte er.
(gSir netten CT bot itd) ober iiber
Die ibn erteilte 3luetbtiebitng inei0.
lid ge1rgert.)
gngl1ilo gegeriiber mill 0as Bun.
oesoberbaupt feline oll0eren Soiten
nllf5ieben; ct mill in Dem dltcn
&urs beborret tln0 Der g8elt funo
TIM Dob Oer iib bon 9elttIdlan0
niht boridreiben ldiien min, tpie er
Die onsmdrtigen 9lugelegenbeitcn Ser
Ser. Stoaten leiten ioG.9 @cgen
Die uneeieblide 8lodaoe Ser Neitt-
ftlen aiIite ioll nidts ttilternonttnen
meroen. 4
8ilipu ais SSrieoensbermittler?
Berlin, s. N2ai. sSeBt, nod.
Dem mon bier Die Soithbootfontro.
berIe als beigelegt betrodtet, eraeben
itf bieiiee 3eittmgen III MtlttilaBun.
gelL oh @err g9ilion Der oelttid)ett
&egieritn9 ais ntoglihcr fSricoens-
berrlittlcr gencbm iein foni1te. Die
9fotionaIlibcroIe ,3eitiing idrei6t:
@rdiioent g8ilion 1T nioglideripeile
III Der Gage, mebr SIT TIM ais 0en
5rie0en smiiden Delltidloio lno
guerifa aufrebt 3u erBnlten, Dns
eieldid bat Oieiem Wlunne eine 10
mterb6rte @elpalt in ben SHoB ge-
lporien Dab er nod peitere Dinge
fir ole blllfen0e, Ieitenoe WeenIh6eit
5t tim i'm Stanoe lit, ltnierc slnt-
mort ouf Die giote 3eist ibnt ben
s9eg."
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ce6enS(dng(iC0 fit
iri(c6e patrioten!

9ublin. s. @ai. @rGfin @cor-
gina @tarfooicd, tueIde all Der Ies-
ten iriiden Aenollition tGtigen On.
tell nnbn, uno di ben 6iibrern
Der grbeblr1e 9eborte, lit gum 10
DC berltrtellt norocn, nnroe ieOoh
5u lcbensl1ngli6er Gntferferltng be-
guaoigt, 0aS gleifc Sdtfiol traf
Scnrn D'Sonroban.
Die Goocsitrafe bon 4biIip Cos
arope lit mf cine filnfiobrige Saft-
itraIe iungeduoert moroeu ln0 Die
ieniae bon 13 mloereH Der irilbeu
ReuollttionGre ouf oreiiibriac Seer.
teritraie,
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DOmingo'S prdllOent
(egt (ein amt nieOer!

Gan Domingo, s. @1ai. @ene-
raj Suau Sinlncus, 8rdiioent Der
9fepu6lif San Domingo, bat reIig-
niert. @r tat oieien 5t1ritt, rnl 8n
perbiiteu, OaB Die Ser. Staoteu nit
@nffengelpnlt interbenierte1. Die
9feuolittion lit iontit at Gnoe, 1tno
Der GongrcB miro einen propiiori-
i6en Grdiioent eriDablen.
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,SOrludrts!" lit Die
HQrole Dor &erOun!
9tntide erObern anf benz @eif. nnD
Sttaftr Der Naas mebrere Gtel=
Iungen uaD bebaapten fe!
Sine bierte gepaItise efsnfbe 5at eingsiett.

9ie Siirfen IeiIten Dem Gor6rin.
gen Der 9iliien i'm aoutaius ener.
giifcn g8iOeritano, III 9lrnte1tien
o6er lpur0en iic in einen bisieen
@efcft BON Oen 9iitiien geId)Inger.
(Dieie lestcren gleloilneen foniinen
aus 8etrograo, itno etpoS onbereS
tann man bon bort nidt erpnrten.)