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Arizona republican., 1917-04-14
ARIZONA REGIMENT
 HELD IN SERVICE

DOUGLAS. April t3.-The First Arizona infantry wilt not be mustered out now. Instructions iron, Washington say men en- listing now will be mustered out at the erd of the war, according to a telegram received today from Charles w. Harris, adjutant oen- eraI of Arizona, by First Lieuten- ant M. E. Blone, recruiting off cer here. Lieutenant HIome said he undoubtedly would receive numerous recruits as soon as the nature of the message became known. as many young men want ed to join the regiment, but were prevented from doing so by not wishing to be held on the reserve after the war.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-14
GREW ON WAY HOME
Republican A. D. Leased wire1

WASHINGTON. April 13.-Joseph c. Grew, recalled with Ambassador Ger ard as secretary to the American en- Dassy at Rerlin and now dismissed as charge at Vienna, reported to the state department today that he would leave the Austrian capital for the United States tomorrow with all the other en- bassy and American consular officials in the country They will travel to the Swiss border on a special train.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-14
LABOR IN CONFERENCES
rRepubIican A. p. Leased Wire1

WASHINGTON, April 13.-In re- sponse to a cablegram from Samuel Gompers. president of the American Federation of Labor, asking that rep resentatives of labor he sent to the United States with the commission coming to Washington fer war confer ences, Premier Lloyd George replied today:
 Delighted to comply with your re- quest. Two labor leaders and repre- sentatives of welfare depar tment of the ministry of munitions will leave for America as soon as possible"
Arizona republican., 1917-04-14
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

WASHINGTON, April 13.-Eight hours of debate on the seven billion dollar war revenue bill in the house today developed so little opposition that passage of the measure tomorrow by an almost unanimous vote became a certainty. Action in the senate prob ably will follow early next week.
 When the house adjourned at : o'clock tonight general debate had closed and the leaders had agreed to begin discussion of amendments under the five minute rule tomorrow morn ing.
 |, The vote probably will be taken early in the afternoon.
 Amendments approved by Secretary McAdoo to limit specifically distribu- ton of the proposed $3000, ,000,00 for eign loan which the bill would author ize to countries actually at war with
Arizona republican., 1917-04-14
GERMAN FOOD VERY SHORT
Republican A. p. Leased wire1

[RepubIlcan A. p. Leased Wre]
 AMSTERDAM (via LOndon), April 13.-The Dusseldorf Anzeiger, in an article eXDlains to the working popula- tion of the Rhinelands of Westphalia that hard necessity has driven the country to new food rationing. This will begin April 15 and will include reduction of 25 per cent in the bread ration. z'-szls.=es-
 The newspaper says the old crop must serve for four months, but that there are only supplies for one month. No peace, the newspaper adds, even if it came tomorrow. would alter the sit uation and even after peace it would be a long time before the food situation is again brought to normal.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-14
Argentine Skip Torbedoed
 Causes Popular Uprising

newspapers. the ship was sunk by 2 German submarine
 It is announced that the ship was fired on twice by the guns of the submarine, and that one member of the crew was wounded.
 After the news became known al! excited crowd marched through the streets, shouting, Down with the German asSassinsi" Groups of stu dents paraded the streets, singing patriotic songs.
 Two German newspapers published in Buenos Aires. in view of threats by the crowd, closed their offices.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-14
BRITISH STILL. . DRIVE GERMANS
 BACK IN LINES
IRepublicsn A. P. Leased Wirel

LONDON. April 14, 1:05 a.m.-The far-reaching, important and sweeping success of the battle of Arras is be- ing revealed in successive chapters to the British public which hardly real izas vet that it is the most effectual and decisive event to the credit of the British army during the war It may well rank with the battle of the Marne which turned back the German invasion directed against Paris and may prove the turning point of the whole war in the west and change the balance Of the world power
 Field Marshal Hais's bulletin to- night. giving the number of guns captured vas l66 and the aggregate of prisoners as 13.000 ard the de-
 tails of new territory gained for France from the invaders. marks the battle of Arras as great victory. But the significant statement from Field Marshal Haig is that the Brit ish are astride the Hindenburg line. The famous Hndenburg line had been proclaimed Dy its author as well as by German experts as sort of great wall of China that would be impregnablc to assaults. German eX- Derts have been even firmer in their faith in Field Marshal vOn Hinden- Iiftl ' clSultl NtIitltl Ol tlit No' itl,
 than they were a few months aga that Vimy Iidgo was inconquerahle The GeIman belief in the von Hin denbUrg line was a myth painted tp hearten tho German people. But the British general staff for some time has known that there is definite TIindenburg line upon which the Ger man staff was basing it's defense and has known exactly where that line was drawn
 If the British can break through 2 vital or important sector, the next chapter may De a further extensive German retreat, if indeed. the Ger mans are able to retreat in order with Field Marshal Haig's army | pressing them as closely as it is do- ing now.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-14
Mexican FactiOus Appear Near Yuma
 Battle May Start
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

YUMA, April 13.-The Mexican gum boat Zaragosa, which recently was re- ported to have brought 150 Carranza soldiers to Port Isabel, at the mouth of the Colorado river in the Gulf of California, was reported today to have returned to Guaymas, Sonora, for re- Inducements. It was said that the hundred men would be brought back Mexican officials at the time of the first trip said the detachment was CO., operating with troops of Col Estebar Cantu, military governor of Lower Cal ifornia, in pursuit of Villa bandits
 RumOrs that the reinforcements ot Mexican border troops was directed against the United States or against Colonel Cantu's control of Lower Cal ifornia xvere denied
Arizona republican., 1917-04-14
TRepuhlican A. p. Leased Wirel

Republican A. p. Leased Wirel
 BUENOS AIRES, April 13. = The Argentine sailing ship Monte Prote- gido has been sunk off the European coast, according to an official an nouncement made here today.
 The announcement was made by the minister of foreign affairs, who said he had received official informa- ton to this effect. The government has ordered a complete inquiry into the sinking of the ship.
 The news created q great sensa- tion in Buenos Aires. According to
Arizona republican., 1917-04-14
[Repubican A. p. Leased Wirel

WASHINGTON, April 13-The Council of National Defense today re- quested state governors to name state defense councils to work with the na- tional council in furthering prepared ness plans. At the same time it asked the governors to delay starting mili- tary censuses until uniform measures are prepared.
 Already some states have named de- fense councils and some have begun taking census of their citizens liable for military service. Their value to the war department, it was said today, will depend on their uniformity and uniform
Arizona republican., 1917-04-14
BANK HELD UP
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

Republican A. p. Leased Wirel
 CROSSVILLE, Tenn. April 1S.-TWo armed men entered the First National Bank of CrossVille at l o'clock this ar ternoOn, forced the cashier. assistant cashier and bookkeeper into the vault and got away With about S2,000.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-14
Germans Fall Back


 LONDON. April B, 11:05 P M.- Or a 12 mile front from north of the river Scarpe to south of Loos. British troops today pressed back the Ger mans all along the line and captured six villages Field Marshal Haig's men. the official communication from British headquarters in France to- night adds also have Gained a footing in German trenches northeast of Lens Prisoners and guns also were taken ir the advance.
 Southeast of Arras. the statement adds, the British also made progress and row are astridt the Hindenburg line as far as point seven miles eoutheast of Arras.
 The villages seized by the British are all east and north of the Vimy ~idce They arc EailleuI. Willeval. Virly. Pet.t Vimy, Givenchy en- Co., hcl'n. and Angres.
 The statement says:
 "The area of active operations ex- tended toward the north today. East and north of the Vimy ridge our troops pressed back the enemy on our whole front from north of the river Scarpe to south of Loos.
 We have seized the villages of Bail leul, Willeval, Vimy, Petit Vimy Givenchy -en- Gohelle, and Angres. and have gained a footing in the enemy trenches northeast of Lens. In this area we have captured prisoners and guns
 "South of the Arras- Cambrai roat | we have captured Wancourt tower or a spur east of Wancourt village anC have advanced astride the Hindenbure line as far as a point seven mile. southeast of Arras
 1 we have also made further progress on the high road cast of Le Ver3uiel
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Arizona republican., 1917-04-14

the presence of Carranza troops in that section of Sonora
 There were 100 infantry and an equal number of cavalry in the con- tingent, the man said. He asked that his name be withheld.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-14
Equipped with AirpIane

CALEXICO, April 13.-Two hundred CarranZa soldiers, with an airplane and machine guns mounted on powerful launches, are encamped at the mouth of the Colorado river, opposite La Bolsa, Lower California, sixty miles southeast of here, according to a man who arrived today
 He reported the Mexican gunboat Guerrero had returned to Guaymas after being in the upper part of the Gulf of California several days, but it was not known whether the mission of the vessel was tu bring reinforce ments, as had been reported
 Colonel Esteban Cantu, military gov ernor of Lower California, has twenty five men stationed on the west side of the river opposite the Carranza camp and also has guards at the two river fords, it was stated here tonight It was recently reported here that Cantu and Carranza chiefs were CO., operating in patrolling the border, but Mexican officials at Mexicali, Lower California stated tonight they were not aware of
Arizona republican., 1917-04-14
DEFENSE COUNCILS FQR STATES: GOV. CAMPBELL. NAMES AR|zQNA'5

plans probably will not be worked out
 for week
 State defense councils, Director Gif- ford of the national council said to- day. can give invaluable assistance in organizing for effective prosecution of the war. The governors were asked
 to give the councils broad powers and to make them representative of the states resources
Arizona republican., 1917-04-14
Cantu Professes Ionorance

MEXICALI, Cal, April 13-Officials of the Cantu government here asserted today they had no knowledge of the movement of Carranza troops in the vicinity of Fort Isabel, Sonora, near the mouth of the Colorado river.
 They said inquiries would be made of Colonel Esteban Cantu, military gov ernor of Lower California, to ascertain if he was aware of the presence of the troops. Cantu has been in Ensenada, on the west coast of Lower California.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-14
Ammunition Worthless

DOUGLAS, April 13.-That the two
 hundred thousand rounds of ammuni-
 tion, conspiring to sell for which six Fl
 Paso men have been indicted by the
 federal grand jury, is worthless, was
 the statement made tonight by Ives G.
 Lelevier, Mexican consul here The
 same shipment had been refused by the
 Carranza officials in 1915, again last
 year and a third time a few months
 ago. By actual test, he said, not more
 than one cartridge in every ten or if teen. would explode. Lelevier denied
 that any CarranZa officials wished to purchase the ammunition or would do so.
 The history of the ammunition. as related by local men claiming to be fa miliar with it, shows that it was sold
 by an eastern firm to the Huerta gov ernment shortly before the occupation of Vera Cruz. The schooner on which it was consigned was sunk off Calves
 ton, Texas, in storm and for several weeks. the cartridges were soaked in salt water Later they were salvaged
 and sent to Douglas in November. 1915. when Villa attacked Agua Prieta. An embargo existed at that time aRd the | CarranZa government could not exam - l inc or receive the cartridges until the following January. Then an offic'sl | test showed the ammunition to hava been damaged and they were refused.
 After being held for several months , under military guard in freight ware house, they were re-shipped to Fl Paso l last September and sold for transporta-
 tion charges. Later two Douglas Mex jeans bought the ammunition and had l it repacked and shipped back here. Again it was refused by the Cagranza | government. It came into the hands of | Schuster and his associates at that
Arizona republican., 1917-04-14
Germans lnterned

FORT BLISS, Texas, April 13-Thore are five German suspects interned here in the stockade under guard of United States troops. Carl Winson, of Lords burg, N. M, was brought here today and placed in it, charged with tearing
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-16
CcnHcit ilber Sic
Reese Ses Kaitslers!
Grfldrt bic 9pGnnsen Ses Reids'
tnnslers an 9iuhldnb ais her.
fiibreriIdJ; loft auf 60.
sialiiteu,

2on0on, 16. Dea.. - Gte britt
i6e grefIe iogt in ibrer 8eIpre1un(
Der 9iebe oes &eidsfonalers, ooi
9eutidInrto bouptid6Ii9 oarau
aussebe, nit gfuBlanO einen Son
berfrieoen ab5ui6lieBen. SSm iibrt
gen miro Die He6e ols cine 8ieoer
boIltng oeiien binaeiteut, mas oel
aat5ler bereits friiber geiogt bat
9ieies ober mag bic So3ioliiter
Qeutifldnb8 DerunIuiieu, Doroitiidt
WaBnnbnIen 5r ergreifen."
9lalt oeri9lieBt ii1 bier niat oel
Sdtia6e, ooB oie Gage Der 8inge II
&uBlanb init ieoen ipeiteren TogC
gefdbrLider miro. 0tan lit ftd bier
belpuBt, ooB Ser gteidstanaler ieiner
gngelboten nit berlofen6en Bor,
ten fir Die nete rufIiide 9iegierltng
berieben bat. man gibt iifj ie6od
Der Soffnung birL 6aB trob Der ger.
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tel uno 8ege gefun6en tperoen f0n-
men, Die ben ltutrteben Der 8eltt.
iden ELM @noe MAIDEN peroen.
@nglonb aln1bt ni8t, BOB 6ia
oeuti6en So5inIiIten Die 8l1riidmci-
ittng ibre8 5rieoensoppeQs rubig
binnebmen fpernerl. Wtan Ieat 0ie
Re0e 6es GonaIer8 6obin aus, 0aB
er iid benz preuBiiden Sunfertltn
ausgeliefert babe u10 i6lGgt o[les
&apital aus Der 8robung
Der 6o5iafiiten, aus ben &eihen Ser
3entralutddte cine glepublif 8u
iflaffer.
glan inot ftt6, 0nB 0ie aunalerre.
Be etne St6rfung Der 2eoebour.Saa.
ie So3iaIiitengrltppe 3ur 6oIge ia.
ben miiiie, ip1breno S6eioemann 1t.
ieine g[n6dnqer an ginfluB einbii.
ben. 2eoebonr lit Elm So5iQliIt Der
3tdtung.
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aeime @etranfeanaeiaeu mem.

8ai6inaton 16. Moi. - @ene.
ralpoitrneiiter 8urleion bat qeIterr
cine 2iite bon "a Stodten beroffenf.
li6t, in 6enet es naGl benz /. eeytIf
geiebipi6ri9 lit, @etrGnfean5eigeit All
berOffentIi6en 1iub IN nenen Ser
Gertrie6 BON 8eittngen, tueldle ser.
ortige g[n8et9en entbaIten, berbotelt
1T. gtud gaebrdsfa oeb6rt At 0er
3dbl Der St1aten, Die bierntit for.
gen: aGabauto, 9[risono, g[rfonius
Colorado, Georgia. sybabo, ssnoidno.
Soma, @3aire, @idigort, WaifIiIiibni.
@eontdnd, gtebrosfu, gtetp 0oinbfhis
re, gtortb 9ofot1. gtortt Caroline.
0floboun, Oregon. Soittb goroIi.
1lo, South 8ofotd. 1tt1b. Nirairio,
8oibinaton unb ggeit girainio.
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StraBetkdfitpfc
I'm @11cnteDiSec!
3iuiidJen itreifcnbcu SdJladDt6ansar.
beitern 1nb @plisei tOmmt eS
au bl1tigcu 3nianmentreffeu.

gpeno8 2(preg, 16. D}at. - 8ie
aus Montebioeo, Der SnuptItaot BON
llrueuap, gelneloet miro, fam es 0a.
feIbit au 5traBelttdmpfen 5iptiden
Itreifen0en 9[rbeitern un0 einen gro.
Ben 8oli3eioltfge6ot, nobel ute9rere
9erionen get0tet purben. 9ie Stro-
benfGmpfe biloeten ben S0bepu1ft
zines @enernIitreit8 iettens 5000
angeitelIten Der oortigen Stblo9t,
BAUER, tpelhe BON 4merifanern ge-
eignet iuer0en.
@enaue Gin3el6eiten Iiu6 in Ser
8epeide nidjt entboIten, bod bciBt
eS, 0oB 3rllppen oufge6oten iin0,
un0 baB in beri9ie0enen &eilen Der
5toOt Die SdieBercien nod fort6ou-
erten.
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41rdiiSent t11ilIcm
Srirtot altf Gle!

@oi6ington, Is. 0}ai. Ser
&ongreB miro ben @iinideu oes
Grdiiberten entipre6en lm0 fih
5pef8 grLeoiglulg Der arieg8borla.
gen un0 mas nit beniel6en in Ser.
binouuo itebt, ettpaS beetIen. Gor
oaen 9inacn 0ringt Serr 8ilion
oarauf oaB Sic 2e6enSmittel. aon-
trollierltngsfragc crIe0igt miro; bic.
ie bat er Den 5iibrern 0es aongrei.
ieS in Der geItern o6eno itottgefltn.
6enen 9eiprebung beiollOer8 ans
Ser8 gelegt. Ser Serat befaBt ii6
beute nit ser $3,390,946,000
4riegsborlage G8 miro erpartet,
OoB Oie aonifriptionSDorloge nod
beute I'M aongreB nngenonrncn
mer6en miro.
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NuBlano bilOrt tin
rteiiges G6Qos!
Die Gage Mrs SaieGbit irnntcr pcraui6cItcr; Re-
9tcrnit9 MnS Dertrcter Scr 2lrbeitcr MltS SCls
Saten kcmrnen 81 kcincm DereIeid.
't'intIter i4ilSert Gage in fewarseften Sarbens

ISfIobett, Die Fid ertp6rt bnben. ssSb
be0auere, onB id) niHt Dor aluet
Ronoten geitorben bin, ais Der
Sral1nt zines teuen 2ebens III ben
Ser8eit 0es rtiiiiben GoIfes gIiibte.
rno aI8 id fider mar, oaB Oas
2ano fi9 obne Die 8eitide regieren
tonne.
8eint iebigen Gang Der 0inee
miro e8 rnn10glid ieitt, oos 2on0 sis
retten. 8ielleidt 1T bic 3eit nnbc,
0a mir Sbnen iagen meroeu nitiien
0aB mir Sbnen ni9t n1ebr 10 DieL
9rot aeben fonnen, tDte Sic ertportc.
ten 0iirfen, oOer on0ere 8orrdte, Oie
Sic elm &etbt boben at beonIprlt.
den. Ser 9Sro3eB Ser ltn1inanohtng
bon Der Sfldberei altr sSreibeit gebt
ni6t bor ii6, nie er geben fol[te.
8tr baben Die 6reibeit gefoItet 1n0
iin6 ein ipertg bernitIht. @1s fpir
u6er brat6en, lit gtii9ternbeit ltno
9is8ipIin.
GaIls Ser grntee ntft baIO ein
nener @eiit eirgeintpft miro un6 6et
@taiiett ein 1teles gerItdnonis ibrer
Sreibeii, falls Die gnergie, NIT Ser
man iebt Sen Srieoen berbeiaufiibren
ia6t, ntdt bolo bertpaf6elt tuir0 hi
cine Gnergie, Sic n1r fiir Die 8ertei-
0igltng 0es 2on0es arbeitet, Damn
miro nod olgeueinen1 Grapfinoen
&tBlon0 ttidt n1ebr Ionge IN Scr
Gage fem ben arteg fortalifiibreu.9
6ntidfoff si6t Granoe an.
Rad0eln Der bisberige 4riegsi1ti.
riiter @nti9foff leine 9[6oonfunq iii
elmer 8erlanlnlltng bon 9eIegnten.
DIE bon Der Sront gefomnlen tuoren,
utitgeteiIt bate, berIog er oe1. Brief,
ben er 0ielerboIb an ben Watntiter.
prGiioenteft 2boff gefdrieben bate.
CT lolttete ehpa tpie folgt:: syn g(n.
betra9t Der Der Hegieritng sititehen.
ben N2odt6efltgnfiie, befon0ers Be.
aiiglif Der Stelttng zines &riegs.
mtniIterg, Die mir Suteil tDuroe, fam
ib Der beIteben0en @erbGltniIIe iDe.
gen, Ourd Die Die @erteioigitng, 6ie
6reibeit 1t1o iogor bas 8eIteben
gef1br6et tperoen, Odron
nidt8 dnoern. Sd Iege oe5boIb nlein
Qult nie6er, neil id nidt Idttger
Fin 6ie Sitn0en, Sic ge9en Dds ga.
terlano begangen tueroen, berart.
iein mag.
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SipIomiertc @efnasenc.
6iinf3is Sniaiien Oes 9enniBIrnniacr
3ndJtBauieS 6eite9en SSusc.
nienrcramen.

GbilaOelpbio. 16. 91ai. - sSi:llf-
5ig Snioiieu oe8 GaItern 8enitentarB
erbielten 3ertifitote, Die ibnen be.
ideini9en, ooB fie einen erfoIgreiden
SsSngenieur-a1trius I'M @efGngtiiie
5um &6idluB gebra6t boben. Die
3ertififote tpnreu bonn Gtate GoL(cge
ausgeiteIlt, unter 0eiien SberIeitl,ng
Die &urie gegebet moroen iparen.
Ser <rIns tpor ipablfrei uno Die
@efangenen botten iid 0ertfelben
ousgeiudlt. 8ie Ghloien muroen
ieIbItOerItdnolid nlt8idIicBlib I'M
@efGngIris nurgenommen.
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OcIterrcict1cr sum
Sc5i0liitenkcltoreB j!
9entide Sosialiltem GritcreihS fen
ben bier 2elegateR nadl
Stof6ulm.

2onoor, 16. 02ai. - 2aut eine,
Ourd eine &euter6epeIde aus 9ln1.
iter0am ilberntitteIten Mel0ltng Der
8iener o2lrbeiter- 3eitung4 len0er
Die oeilti6er So8iaIilten 0eiterreifs
bier ibrer 5iiBrer nls 3elegaten 5ur
So5ialiitiiflen aonferen5 nad Stof-
hotm. IS fino Dies Or. 8iftor 9lO-
Ter 8iGgelm GGenbogen. aar[ Jtcn.
ner itn0 aarl SeiB. 8uS @cmerf.
idaft5tontitee idift 9(nton Sii6ner
ol8 9elegoten. Qfud ieiten8 Der
ii6rigen io8ioliitiiden 8orteien iii
Seiterreib Deroen 9cIegotcn ent.
in1ot.
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getrogroo, 16. @1at. Sic Gage
in HuBIait6 i9eint ft6 i1lrner ber-
ipirrter geitaIteu au tpoIlen. gea9.
Dem eS beute friib otsinb, nls OBJ
Die 0ifferen8en 8tpii6en Der probi.
ioriiden &egierltng un0 Dem Soil.
8ugsauSihuB Der Goloote1- uno Qr.
beiteroeIegoten ii6erbriidt tpor0en
paret bergroBerte iid I'M 2n1Fe
oes Cages Die Spaltitng ipieoer gang
geborig.
Der 8oII5ug8ausIduB botte in ei.
ner I1ngereu @ebeiulitBung ieinen
nit 90 gegen % Stitnnen ongenon-
nenen 8ei6IuB, 0urd ben er obge-
lebnt bate, NIT Der prosiiorii6en
Regierung in cine &odIition an tre.
ten in @ie6ererpdgung ge8ogen
1tn0 itd ihIteBli6 nit al gegen 10
Stiuunen fir eine &oalition erfI6rt.
8ie 8u1tanoe in Der 2Lrntee, bic
aaer 8ei6reibung ipotten ioIlen bat
ten i6lieBlid Die 9eIegaten Ser Col
0aten itn6 Irbeiter beronlaBt, 0ieien
Stanbtplnft einaune6men. Sic ber-
longten ieoo6, 0aB Ser bis6erige Mi.
niiter 0e8 IeuBereh Saul Wfiliufoff,
aus oem neu 8u bil6enoett &ooIi.
tionstabinett au8geidaItet tper0e, 6a.
ge8en iollteu dlle @erlu6e gentQdt
peroen, 0en bisberigen &rieg8nlitti.
tier @ltti6foff at beranlaiiet ieineI
&eftgnation 3itritd3u8ieben.
@S Itar0 at ertporter, oaB fthI
6ie Qrbeiter. ltn6 Solooten-8el 8elega.
ten gegen @fiIiufOff entideioeu mir.
Oen tpelhe bon ibm foroerten, 0nB|
er ale beItebenoen @ebeimbertrGge
alpiiden guBlott0 rn0 BEN 9llliierten
beforunt geben iolle, uno i'm beftigI
befein6eterb neil er ale BON Gar geis
folmts uno 0eiian &egierung abge-
i6loiienef 8ertrdge boa uno gang
tn6oiitert batte.
9ie 8eroffentlihnng oieIer Sc
beimbartrGge irnerboIb 3ipeter $50.
den mar bei1te bon Geretea, 6etnI
6iibrer Ser SoI6aten. 1tno 9Lr6eiter.
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