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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-03

Nothing more significant of the gem
eral state of mind of the people of the
United States has been developed dur
ing the last days of the old year and
the opening days OF the new than the
comment of trade leaders and eem-
merclal authorities upon the signs of
the time here and abroad, 1t Is n COM
mon remark OF all these experts that
there is coming everywhere u better
realization of the relations of COM
munities and individuals one to the
other throughout the world. Here and
there the conviction is forced home
that while the peoples of Europe are
experiencing the bitterness of death
and disaster they are also awaking to
the beneficent results of great expert
ences demanding and veloping cour-
age, endurance, steadfastne IS, self
denial and high purposes"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-03
WELL KNOWN PEOPLE

w. C. Bullitt, here as staff cor
respondent for the Public Ledger DUR
ing the organization of the Legislature,
was on the Ford Peace ship.
Senator James M. Campbell, OF
Mercer, was among the former legis-
lators who came here to see how it
was done.
-B. f. Youngman, Hazleton's city
engineer for many years, will leave
the city service and go with a coal
company.
Congressman c. II. Rowland, who
faces a contest for his seat, is a big
coal operator.
Auditor General-elect Charles A.
Snyder served for years in the Ma
tional Guard.
Senator Norman Whitten, of Nun,
hail. came to take the oath of of1icei
on crutches, due to an injury received
at Homestead.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-03
In Need of Prayer

In the Temple Church (near the law
oourtl in London, on the Sunday after
when he had finished his sermon. paus-
ed and said to his astonished congrega-
tion that since 1T appeared to be quite
certain that Doctor Wilson had been
elected President of the United States
and so seemed certain to be called to
take part IN the peace negotiations
four years, 81 would ask you to pray
for him for a few moments that he
may have the divine guidance in all
that he may do"
Surely that showed a wise spirit in
the Master of the Temple. Here. now,
is Lloyd George, chosen to cure the
shortcomings of England, to strengthen
her thews and extend her reach and
help her to win a great peace that will
bring new hope to a battered world,
1t Is a load of Atlas that rests on the
little Welshman's shoulders,
Are any of the brethren hereabouts
prayerfully inciined7
There Is their man!-Frem Life.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-03
-ENRY NJ. WAITE, city manager

TENRY NJ. WAITE, city manager
i of Dayton, Ohio, writes the cor
respondent of the Kansas City
Star from Dayton, is not the kind of
business man who decorates his office
walls with notices: DO it now" OF
This is my busy day."
But on the wall of his outer office,
the room in the city hall to which
tie people of Dayton have learned to
bring their troubles in the three years
they have lived under the commission
manager style of city rule, hangs a
blackboard. Now and then, suggestions
which Mr.. Waite would bring to the
attention of city hall employees are
chalked upon this board. To-day's
suggestion reads:
.
Abraham Lincoln said:
Il like to see man proud of :
the place in which he lives. +:
like to see man so live
that the place will be proud of :
{: him."
Serve City, Not Politicians
Right there, one may get a glimpse
into the municipal program of Day
ton, at least so far as it can be writ
ten by Mr.. Waite and the five city
commissioners under whom he serves
They are trying to make Dayton proud
of them, proud of it's entire corps OF
city employees. by giving the town the
very best in efficient service, in pub
lie comforts and public safety. The
only man they are not attempting to
serve is the politician. For him they
give not a thought.
And the politicians? They are lin
ing up Ito put Waite out of office
Next fall Dayton elects three of its
FIVE commissioners. The boys who
once controlled Dayton are promising
themselves, if they can elect ma.
iority of the commissioners, they will
see to it a city manager is elected by
the commissioners who can be de.
pended upon to reopen the politica
pie counter"
One day this week a reporter fol
The Star was in Mr.. Waites office
when one of the Dayton politicians
came in.
From Kansas City, eh," he said
"Know my friend Mr.. p" he asked
referring to one of the Kansas City
BOSSES"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-03

regarded as appellate court timber by
the state administration for a time.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger
has turned from its denunciation of
the Republican contest to making at
tacks upon the Governor because of
the Oliver check.
Senator T. l.. Eyre, of Chester.
was given big floral horseshoe yes
terday by members of Republican
clubs of West Chester.
Congressman Beales, of Gettys-
burg, represents his constituency i'm A
dual capacity. Until March he will
continue to be their representative at
washington. After that date he will
qualify as the senator elect from the
Adams district
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-03
STATE AID FOR BoROUGHs


" ommendation that the Legisla-
ture legalize State aid for the
construction of improved roads
through boroughs on the lines of the
State highways is timely and, no
doubt, will be favorably received by
a majority of the members. Such a
law would not only meet an urgent
need, but would be in the interests of
justice as well.
Until lack of funds prompted the
late State Highway Commissioner
Cunningham to question the legality
of granting State money for the i'm
provement of State highways through
boroughs, resulting in an adverse
opinion by the Attorney Generals
Department, scores of boroughs had
received such assistance. Camp Hill,
Penbrook and other nearby towns
prepared to pave streets under this
provision and their main highways
have remained in bad condition ever
since State aid was withdrawn, much
ITO the disgust of tourists
Nobody has ever questioned the
right of the State to construct and
maintain a highway entirely at its
own expense through township,
where the returns from taxes are nat
urally small. That being accepted, ii
is difficult to understand why the
Commonwealth should not pay al
least part of the expense of improv-
ing State highways through boroughs,
where the people pay more in the way
of taxes than in the country districts
especially since the road through the
borough is just as much part of the
State highway system as that travers.
ing rural localities.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-03

liquor question is rapidly becoming
one of everyday economics or that
those who have quite enough to do to
meet legitimate expenses are becoming
more and more disgruntled over the
annual assessment levied upon them
for crime committed by rum-crazed
irresponsibles. There is just one cure
for the condition and that is to out
law the trade in alcoholics.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-03

Any attempt at the session of the
Legislature this year to increase de-
partments will likely have little en-
couragement from those I'm control
Some nice little schemes 20 provide
comfortable places for ambitious indi-
viduals are said to have been nipped
in the bud
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-03

With the conference between the di-
rectors of the Harrisburg Hotel Com
pany, this afternoon. and the architects
who are collaborating on the plans for
the handsome structure which will
ornament the corner at Third and Wal
nut streets. definite action is expected
with regard to the second and most i'm
portant step in this interesting COM
munity undertaking.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-03
Nav Sue CITY For Lost Cat

Unless the city of Des Moines can
produce one gray kitten which escaped
from the city jail, the municipality will
be defendant in damage suit, Such
was the statement of John Nordqulst
When the man and his wife were ar
rested recently for disturbing the peace
they took their three kittens with
them, One was missing when the Nord-
quists were released the day follow
lns.-FFom the pes MoiHes Capital.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-03

the loss of many American lives and
the prolongation of anarchy in the
neighboring republic.
The next step in the administration
disastrous Mexican policy will be
watched with interest, bordering on
dismay.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-03
Who Has Seen One?
Ionic State Journal.l

tOhlo State Journal.l
We suppose the novelists are keen
observers and know what they are
talking about, but personally we never
saw a girl. when under stress of some
strong emotion or other, sway like :
beautiful lily.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-03

Ireland. leader of one of the revolu-
tionary societies says, is on the verge
of another outbreak, thereby proving
that an Irishman would sooner be in a
hopeless fight than at peace.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-03

There are indications that the legis-
lators will have a chance to hear how
sweetly the bluebirds sing in Harris
burg in springtime.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-03
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN.

He that fuN lose his friend for a
Jest, deserves to die beggar by.
the bargain.-FHller.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-03

Just about the time a fellow gets
used to writing it 1916, they go and
change it.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-03
I DO YOU KNOW

That Harrisburg steel is used
for making steel ties.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-03

We hope that special session talk a
Washington isn't contagious.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-03

HISTORIC HARRISBURG
The State kept its funds in the%ffar-
risburg Bank when the Capitol was
moved here in 1914.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-03

Published evenings except Sunday by
| THE TELEGRAPH PRINTING CO.,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-03

e. J. STACKPoLE, Pres't ana Editor.in-C Chief
=. r. OYSTER, Business Manager.
BUS NJ. STEINMETZ, ManGging Editor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-12
Gin @ubltbdter Der Ienidbeit

Sebem 2oisn 1T Der SiegesIauf be,
taHnt. ben bus 0tp5tberiesSerum,
oas ber opr tpenigsn Sageu nm 4Iter
bon SO Subreu babinssgungens Iobl.
t9dber ber UteuI9beit, prOfefor emil
b. 9e3ring in Waarburs entbedts, aIs
SeiImitteI Der Dipbtberis Dur4 bic
gan5e ssitttete MeIt seuOmmsn bat.
Iu9 Die Gsgner - haruntsr Elm Bit,
dom - muBten fi6 I8ltebli9 Der bsr
rbrutalen Seualt Der 3nAlsn1 beu'
gen.
Ta46em iebsr 3pstfsI an Der piis
isniGaftlitDeu uHb prattii9eu Se5eus
tuns Der gutoe4uns behring's bat
i9Dtnbsa miiheu, babeu iia Gbruns
gen aller &rt ouf Sebrins ssbduft.
3GhIrei4e tns unb auslGnbii9e meei'
9inii4s urb uaturpiii iieni4aftii4e @s.
ieui9Gfteu erRdunten ibn gu ibrem
G6reruiitglieo; er erbteIt pertAbOae
piiieniqaftIt4s prsiis. pis sinsn
5, 0sJrantenspreis bon Der pari,
ia &tobenlie be Wlebicine, einen
80, OO0zJraaten@preiS bonn Snltttut
be iSrunce, Die SieoemannsUe
DON Der Stndenbergii4en Raturfor.
tfsrben 9eieai1dt in GrartTurt, bic
Rine6ereWtebailIe nDn Der Webi5irp
iheu SatultGt IN Mir5burg, bic Col
'oene Sarben9D 9Dbe5aille bonn Rohal Ja,
ftitite Of publit SsoIt6 in 2onrpn.
Gsbrtns pnrb C901) Der srite IRA.
ger bee mebtSii1iT9sn RobeLspreifes
Seiu 4Gnig ebrfs ibn bur9 grbehung
IN ben erblifen 4belsfonb 1901)
unb bur9 8erlsibure bes b0aiten Sic
teLs, Der BEN @enntss1 Sutbeu perben
tatm (1903).
Sn istnem @ortrag aIs Gmpfdnger
bes RobelsBreiIes tonnte 9ebrina
iiber cine neue tpi4tiee Gutbetung be-
rtttea. Gs mar ibm ssIuasen, cine
futrtYame S9ubirpfung gsgeu bic
Sabsrtuloie bes Rinbes 81 ftnbsn.
&s getdrnpfune rad GbnIi5eu
@r1tubfdsen, ipie tie Jenner. pabsur,
g5ebrtng fijr anbere araHfbeiten 40,
IS4aftx E6ttest iparbs aszt&shiit3Hn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-12

uuo Sn tbeure Sradagaegerbeiten ,li
baben. SSn elmer beforgnilerregenoen
2dee limb Ole @innenitootriL bic be.
l:ird,ien miiifen, oiif hcs @eiiae oft.
eeirieien 3u fem, mas Die feefnbrenbeii
StcGten etDa eriibrigen. @S mag I'M.
'mcr a!f 5roit betrrdtet perbat, bal,
Sic asseriten aIIer S1nber Starf beid)af.
.igt iino iino pornnsAidtrcb balo mad
5rieocirsidluB fir Dos Berlorcnee.
.e1r9ene lpieoec @rint pcrbdnben fem
ipirO SerporSiIbeben lit audi. bns bic
ne!leriteIten Shiffe pobI NIT ocn
acaeiien mai1ineIIcn Girridtungslr
rerIl!en peroen iino eeee1iiber oeii
alten, ote 81 Gjnui6r aiiigen feiit.
iInssidbiscr itilb. Die boben Srod,ten
inlt- oas CUTE GeH1it, hns aiif hieien
Grbiete in gIIsiidt itebt, iperben aid'
bnS ibrhJe oo3u beitraqeTL Den Stbifi.
ban gefpnliiJ u, Fcroer,i, pnb Die nis-
halb eirtcteit6e interrGionals Son
furrcnS fpirb bic syrndten In EN- er.
trdeiites Qfnb siiriidbrdneen. Die
glptbiUeilbigfeit. Sirs nrfb Miidfahrt
oiirG noIIe GrcGdt joUie[ ais rriopiih
.a,lsssmitte,a Mirtts 6,axDiuitt 4Eu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-12

att Wpnnteu finb IN ben Der. Stads
ten 237, ,7S6 Gimpanberer einsetroI'
fen 1862 mdnnIi1eu tnib 99,174
ireibliden Gei1le4ies. Ju b0 slei'
den periobe traien 46,S68 Ri4teni'
granteu unb 81, ,468 Hiirser ber Der.
Gtaaten ein gs ipurbn tn ben aHt
Dsonatem 1884 gimpunberr Don
bem Gintriit ins 9anb Suriidgsiuies
fen, 70 baB bu 3abl bu IN ben Der.
Staatsn aus BEN 9tusIanb einsetrofs
fensn paifasiere 383,964 perfOnen
betrager bat.
Die 3abl Der aus Garopa einsetrofs
feneu giuipanbertr mar IN Der Be
ri9tspriobs 1884, baruntsr lpa'
rem 694 aus Defterrei9, 32S aus nns
sara, 28,051 aus 8rie4NlaHb, 81
966 aus J.alien, 1887 aus bam beui'
i4en Rsi4, 10.479 aus Rublanb unD
Jtunlanb, 14,0O0 aus @robbritannien
unb Jrlanb, 775 aus ber S4pci3.
Die 3abl ber Deuti4ipretenbeu eia'
iparberer aus alien Serren Gdnotrn
ipirb In BEN Bulletin NIT 7745 pers
fonen anseseben. BON ben 237 ,7s6
eingeiroffentn ginponberrn trnfsH
110. .286 i'm Safm BON Yeu yort elm
9427 in Bottom. 142 in gbiIabeIpbia
unb 125 in Baltimore. an Der tars.
biidsn grense tpurbsn 1894 eins
tpanbsrer sussIaiisn, an Der mqhanis
i4tn Grenjs 1886 ginipanberer
Du Riidpanbsruus aus ben 8r.
Staaten betrus pGbrsnb bsr n4i Nps
nate 4S.25s psripnen, 34,557 mdnns
li9en unb 13,701 psibli9en De.
idIs9ts. Sn Der sIsifsn gsriobs rsi.
fen aus ben Der. Gtaaten 61,74S
glidtsmisranten unb 1886 giirssr
Der Der. Giaatsn db. ;ulamntn
1877 .972 p,rIonsn. 70 bab bic o.
iammtpaiiasis spii9en Dem
ausIanb unb ben Der. Stadtsn
581, 1925 p.rionen be!ragsn bat. Don
ben 1892 lbgtreiiten ptrlonsn ras
rtn 9s.999 aus BEN 5ofsu BON Nep
Dori abgsrsift.
BON ben 237.7s6 in a6t Monotsn
sinsttroffsnsn Ginipanbsrtrn baitrn
|67.171 bsn Sirat Rem Yori als 9s.
iiimunesort ertoren, ipibrenb t,r
Stddi Maifaduistis nit 24.0o0 Gin
iDdnbsrern Si. nG6itb06Iis 3abl aur.
suipsiIsn bate. Zen Giadt pennTnI.
6arin buttfn 1900 einpanbetsr tr,
loren, ben Gtani glen J,rIsp nun
1000 Ginpanbersr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-12
Sie NutG in Der !Sanoelsi9iii
iaart.

Eie iiberan 3ptase tretenoe ber-
mebrten @eitrcbuulgen gum Sau oon
&Gi6elsidiiier iinO ourd peridieoene
lllnitonbe rerlriddt: Gieannfistation
Der SanSeISifiiie Der GenirnlIHddfe
in fremoen Sdien lulo Die llngepiB-
bait oh lie ibr @iaetthum wteoer Sli-
riiderbaIten, ierner bic grobe unO rag.
lid srober lperbclioe BerniftiH5 ben
lprlldge Ourd) Die ssrieefiibrenoci,
ilne titlest ridt gum niinbelten bic
3efiirhtune, na4 benz Griege iorpobl
fi!r bic 3uflibr Der n6tbigeu Rab.
rtsitgSurittel cher Der BON enbuitrien
liii6 panbnirtbitnif berlangten @ob.
inuterialien nIdt seiriigeit6e 9,ifubr
.jt,> tic bea Gy,o4 Hid8 HiureiSbsRbe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-12

uno epdigen Tridt 8erh,feH gespaItig
enteeaenauirfei,. Sier5i toutuit. bal,
fir geraiune Bed bas 8uftanOeforil.
men cines iuitiaiatben iIrternationo'
len 9rlIits ipoN Gasgeihlohen III.
2lui bte grobeH a,iftrdee nilo
9eiihingen, BITE beiItf1e ertgIitas
,uS iapanii&a Sdiffba,,mdfalteu In
letter Seit mrftpeiien, tuirbe in bieenI
8Iaite i&on beridiebeutIidb btnee.
ipiden. Rsuerbinss iDirb aus G9pes
ben beri9,ei, bab bic beibsu srpben
M,rf,en in 9otenburs ben uuftrug
gum 8au bon odtsebu srobeu Dam.
pfern - gum preis Don 40 Wiaiouen
aronen - erbalien babeH. Cine erobe
Rb.berei psrmebrie in ben opei
strisssiabrsn ibre 9ampfsr5aH Inn
q, nit sinsm 9sfammitonueninboIt
pon runb 100000 Spnnsn. pdbrenb
eins anbsre Rbeberei bel elmer Wsrft
neuerbinss stpei Dampfer BON ie 5000
Ionnen befeIlie unb allein i'm Ders
floiiensn Sabre ibrsn Sdiffspart I'm
feds neue Dampisr permebrts. Qors
ipeaeu beiiellte in Qlmerifn, adnoba
unb @tina gHtFfe nit ettpa 1,2O0.'
600 Sonnsn Gsbalt. ipooon einigt bon
Sapun s,iauft purbsn. Si. iauaoii4s
Regisrung bat enslifHe Shiffbaner
ptranlabt. Wtrftsn IN aanoba angus
Iegen unb ibneu babel grlsidterunsen
suseitanben. Wlnn bofft 5itrbur9,
bas Jnlnnb bonn Auslanb - unb
ielbit pom WtutisrIanb = urabbiHgig
3u MAIDEN.
SIN nsueiisn 8eridi bss amsritoni'
i6en Worineamts ipirb miigeibsiIt,
bag in elf MDnaisn bes pergangsntn
Sabres 1906 Dampf,, SeesIs ,unD
nnaetotslk Ghiffe auf am.riianiiden
Merfien fir bas Snlanb ssbuut unb
amtIid nImerirt piirosn, nit inss
geidmmi ASS. .446 Sonntn Gebalt. I'm
auftrdssn fiir bas 4nsIanb iommen
nod binsu: 49 Sabr5euss nit 1857
5pnn.n. Cine iceben tinsetroIftns
amtli6e Melbuns bsiaei, baB auf ben
omerisaniIGen Wsrfien felt 9e5sm'
Der 1916 400 Sdiffe NIT sinem
spnnsns.bnlt BON l.428.003 TIM
gau b.griff.n Ober b.iislIi isisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-12
Die Ginpanoeruns.

Sn ssfppbnter Wtife If bas monats
Iide einpanbsrungsUuIleiln bel Der
ginpanberlingsbtborbe dlif Gllis s.,
LAMB eins.trOfieH, unb basislbe gie5s
bissmal elustunfi iibr bic fpdbrenc
Der eriten ds4t Wsonais bss Ioufenbtn
Bisialiabres in ben Dtreingtsn Staas
Ten sinsttroffrsn GiHiponbtrer. Ritts
sinipdnber,r unb 8iirssr. Der Rid.
ipanSsruns unb btr 8iiriidipeiiungen.
en Sea nit sfs5sasE shaetsrsiiHsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-12
u,er oeJtbebenl oaeiierbe uuS Sours,

tnser ee{tbebenl 9feiienbe un6 Gouri'
iterL bic na1 Mesppteu ,u,b Der Sir.
tel geberI isriIde @anoerer uno aal'
ger mad, 6en beiIieen Stdoten, 9e'
froleinmfdFsr Gus bem 2mitGius, Gter
Gus Mrmsnien, BaumDolle unb SET
gen aus Snprna, @etretbe, Gbffe.
Selle, Seibei1fofons, Dele, Griidte.
Surge, 9atteIu ails @einaiien imo
arabien, Giles mas gliien on europa
perfanft uno mos glropa nad @iien
| ibidt, WsenI6en uno @aaren, nab
men ieit Sobrbunoerten ben @eg aus
Ssm Often na6 oen S1fen Der aoria
unb Der liguriiden uno prooencali.
| iben &iiite. llnb bas ioa anoers
tperbett, MIR neil oeutiher slrbeits.
fleib es anbers boben ntodte9 Col
@rie6enIanb, neil 9eitidIanb es
mil, Elm erl1ltbafter Sfonfltrrent
sSranfrei6s ino StaIiens peroen? ?
Serr 8plier sitirt erihredenoe 3if.
fern. SJm Sabre 1912 reprdieIltir.
ten bic oeutihe ntt6 6fterreid,iit'
llngoriife SIasse i'm RirarS einen
@aarenlnlias BON mebr ols 100000
Sonnen gegen 22S,000 Sonnen bon
Srmfrei6 unb 10000 Sonnen bon
SaaIien. SSm gletfen Sabre paren
9el1tihe ln6 Seiterrei6er in SaIo.
nifi nit 100000 8onnen geeen 98,.
600 Sonnen fir Sranfreih imo 1900
Eonnen fir SStalien am @aareniirn-
ias betbeiIigt. llnb 6a mar Die @obn
8ien-S Salonifi- -9ltneb nod nidt
eroffnet. Gen Grieg lit I'll Ipat qe-
fonmen. .9ie gabn @ien-Salo-
nifi pirb stpnr niat oiterretfiif ietn,
nber fte eriItirt. 9ie gagoabbohn
mirb stpor nibt heuih iein ober iie
miro oeboltt.1 9as llngliif 1T MN
einnoI geiheben. Bum Sdaben Sta.
liens uto ssraitfreids itrb Die Belt.
berfehrsipege intgelegt porben.
Die rpabren grobeu 8ertsbrss
abern4 sebeu na4 polisr einestieiis
iiber @eneDig unb 2rieit na4 Seiters
reid. llnsarn unb 8upern, onbersr'
Ieits iiber @enua unb wlarieiae in
Das Ge6iet bes R6eins. in bic S4psi5
unb na9 Srantret4. 9ieie bsiben
Yertebrsitraben umfafen ben Sebsnss
tnoten bss europdii9en Sanoels.
ales mub sei9eben I'm bieiem Zee
benstnoten neues BIut su5ufiibren.
9aber bic Iptbrpenbigtett, bab 9rieit
ipieber elm italisniI9er Sufen peroe.
Saber bic Rotbpenbigtett, ben heuis
i4en 9siit gu betdupfen. 3dtts Der
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