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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-02-10

Supt. Toothacker visited the Herman
and Summit schools Wednesday.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-09
E killed her, but for members Of.

the family.
That he is a man Of violent pas
siOns and UngOveTnable temper, has
often threatened her life, and for five
years has almost daily practiced
some act Of violence against her.
That on March %, this year, he
had her put away in the County Psy-
chOpathic hospital, from which she
was released on March %, by order
Of Judge ScUIly.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-09
That he drove her away from their

home
They were married in 1898 at Ra-
cine and have three children, the eld-
est p. According to- Benz. E. Co
hen, attorney for the wife, MacKen-
zie is a carpenter contractor and
lives at 6343 Winchester av.
D. !. Jarrett, aldeunanic candidate
33d ward, will contest election of II
win Hazen.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13
100000 MEN
NEEDED NOW
War Department Wants Them
To Fill Gaps In Regular
Forces

WASHINGTON, April I3-The
war department needs 5I7.sss volun.
teers for the period OF the war 10
an up the regular army. the ma
tional guard. and TO replace oficers
who have gone for training.
without issuing formal cali Tor
volunteers. but in answer,to misap-
prehension as TO room for yolrn-
tecrs under the administration plan
the department last night gave out
figures showing that more than a
half million men are required.
Orders have not been issued 20
du up the ranks. and u was said
tfC department probably would
await passage o. the army dill SO
as 20 b. sure how the remainder
.oT fbe required forces are 10 be
p, isrd
The war department tabulation Of
-l,NtS vas exclusive ~ the mum
ber which VIII Dee REQUIRED 10 al up
the places OF men discharged be
cause ot dependent relatives.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13
DIVORCES WIFE
WHO BROKE PLATE
OVER HIS HEAD

Mrs. Alice Armstrong dia As We'll
az any disorderIy husband IN making
a disturbance In her home. accord.
iug 10 the testimony, Friday, before
Isaea Marphy George Arm
strong. the husband, obtained de-
cree OF divorce.
Armstrong alleged hat last July
his wife broke a plate over his head.
cut his arm with piece Of glass,
kicked the glass out OF four pic
lures. tore the shade on lamp and
then winged" him with a milk bot.
tie.
Mrs. julia Ludington. Mrs Arm
strong's sister. testified thpi she had
seen the onslaught Mrs Armstrong
had been drinking, she said.
John II Hartley never made the
grade" on account Of his laziness,
Mrs Henrietta j. Hartley alleged
In Judge Murphy's court In suit
for divorce. lie worked very spar
lngly. she said then his supply OF
diligence would give out and he
would relapse into a spell OF desue
tude II was the same way az the
Ford plant. where he hung on" for
Eve months and had only a month
TO 90 before getting 10 The f5-a-dsy
scale when he vas discharged for
laziness. her bin maintained Judge
Murphy gave her a decree.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13
TWO DRY BILLS
ARE ADOPTED
Prohibition Program Is Ex-
pected Despite Threatened
Turmoil
BY w. L. CALNON

stan gp0ndepf Detroit Ttmesl
LANSING Mich April l3--Ad-
vance threats OF turmoil over the
prohibition biiis in the senate failed
10 DO carried out when that body
took up the prohlbitory bills yester.
Gay afternoon. under special order
Senator wood had drawn a mea.
are which he proposed 10 substitute
pr fhe Wiley bin and The Damon
bone dry bill. but he had few sup
yorf'rs and when his substitute was
offered In committee OF the whole
d. was rejected. only Few voicing
favor or b..
Tho senate then passed lie Wiley
tiIl, previously passed by the house.
and No Lewis bin. giving the food
end drug commissioner enforcement
az 'hr prohibition laws and chang
.nE he dairy and food department
90 mo food and drug department
The Lewis bin also has previously
passed thc house The Damon bill,
- 4t--4---+--''4- s----t--rr n ~trT, H7rad n
ne other prohibition bills by being
advanced 10 third reading Wednes.
Day night VAS passed ON third read.
ing b1 q vote OF rs 10 none Il Is
fh" rnafe.7 substitute for tho Nc.
frrfUr bone dy BIN which the
huI-e adopted
Nii"r ihr committee o. ,hc whole
had risen The rules we're suspended
and M Wiley and Lwis oils put
0n th,r immediate passage. The
WHO" HI!l Fss adopted by "A vote Of
.' fp none The Lewis bill went
thru d. 70 vote Of 81 o. one, Senator
ko'hlrr o. Detroit. casting the lone
negative on me ground that tho DO.
I're authorities Of the tate were
N'.0f given q aitJ by having law
'1'n-o.mcnt placed elsewhere.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13
PURDY Is NEXT
FORUM SPEAKER

The speaker for the Detroit Omen
Forum in McCollcstcr hau sunday
afternoon at ? O'Clock VIII bo Law
son Purdy. who direct tho largest
city tay and assessment department
In the world thar OF Greater Sew
York Ho be- a lawyer and also ha.
ncen awarded The degrees ~ B s
g. g. and H.. y from Trinity coll
.oge
NJ Purdy as president ~ fha
National Municipal league and sec.
rrtary OF the New York Tax Reform
association is said 10 have display
"a such scientific knowlrdrr. IN.
dustry and ability that b. was ap.
pointed president OF the department
oi taxes and assessmnnf. of New
York tie is said fo have rrroIu.
uonized the department bv the
adoption Of new methods and I.
eocuring the enactment 0f various
uiidinK ordinances Re was Hr.i
ppOinted by Mayor Mcclellan. re.
cardless OF politics. aud WIS TO-
appointed by the succeeding MAYORS.
Gavnor and Mitchell
The subject of The lecture uiu be-
Toll buildIHgs blue sky and com
mon sense
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13
WILKINS WOULD
OPEN BOXES
Makes Suggestion For Partial
Recount. But Jasnowki
Would Go All Way

Charles T. wilkins. whom Charles
II. Jasnowski is leading BY IL votes
for the reeordership. Thursday aft
ernoon asked the city election com.
mission TO consider the ACCESSIBILITY
OF opening the ballot boxes in eight
or 10 districts In an effort 10 iron
out discrepancies that the election
boards are unable TO explain. All
this would be done, Mr. wilkins
suggests. without prejudice 20 the
right of either party thereafter TO
ask for or have a recount in any
or al the other precincts Of the
city"
Altho Mr.. Jasnowski had not ~
ceived copy OF Mr.. Wilkins letter.
he said that there were certain
legal questions involved in Dir.
wilkins request, and that he con.
sidered Il best. considering the
closeness of the result as shown By
the election commission's canvass
that recount OF the entire city BE-
undertaken
The public has a certain interest
Ia the close result. and | believe
that the people desire a recoun, oil
al districts" said Mr. Jasnowskl
However. until ! receive a copy oi
Mr wilkins letter, do not say
that lam against the suggestion hf
makes"
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13
CLUB AGAIN
TO SELL SEED
Twentieth Century Organiza-
ton 10 Continue Garden Work
Among School Children

Flower and vegetable seeds again
wilI b. furnished 10 the school chill.
dren OF Detroit az cost this year By
the Twentieth Century club. Tho
the price OF seeds has gone up. there
will be no increase over The one
cent standard that has been set for
years
The school and garden committee
OF the club. getting in accordance
with resolution introduced three
weeks ago hy Inspector Gordon.
Thursday nigh furnished a detailed
statement Of money Il hss received
from the sale Of seeds, and without
difficulty convinced the board that
any surplus which existed was To
be used in furtherance OF commun'
ity gardening work
Under present conditions, with
need Of economy and n aNimum pro
duciion of food products, the work
OF interesting the children In gar
dens. where many vegetables Will
be grown. has become oi great inn
portancc. and most OF the members
Of the board. recognizing this fact,
were eager go have the club CON
tinue the work.
The military training resolution
was slightly changed 50 that u
would include all high school boys
who have reached the age of 10,
this regulation being substituted for
the one which limited the trimming
20 boys ef the ninth. tenth eleventh
and twelfth grades
The following new members OF the
board. who will serve until the sew.
en.member board goes into ONCE
July l. were in their seats for the
first time, Thursday night George
+. Kearney. Fourth ward; Arthur
Pomenville. Firth ward Charles
Kirk. Seventh ward; Prank E. KEEL
", Tenth ward. A +. Hewlett.
Fourteenth ward, and John h. Ma
ioney. Fifteenth ward.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13
CTIOn ON
lAFT BILL
NEXT WEEK
|eosure Will Probably
Provide Volunteer
Call First
rTTLE DONE IN
VARS FIRST WEEK
Congress Proceeding
Slowly to Its
Work
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April IS.--The
kcrse military committee WI; report
out the general stan army o.li early
nwxt week. probably With an amend.
monl 70 give the VOLUNTEER system 4
tri6l before drafting the 100000 men
Z n6c>ss&ly- was said. follow ing a
n<ofins Of thee ommittee last night
The FIRST week OF the war ended TO
hay with the United States govern
}nsent still lacking means for raising
10 great army.
decreasing opposition 10 the -.
t&five transcription idea had caused
rowing belief that some sort OF a
nDremise may yet be necessary
whereby the volunteer system shall
B ~ given a trial before draft is put
knto effect The president. how
SSer, continues firm In his determin-
E6otcn 10 press the general star bill.
n Meanwhile the war department. TO
6otinuIate volunteering for the ma
11ooai guard. issued a statement to-
|1ny declaring II the purpose 10 re-
|1ruif MI present units up To 100 per
Company with the expectation G
nr1ooning this TO f5e later. Under
k<rday's orders. eliminating from
W gard all men with dependents.
Is - &stimsted the present strength
FL the guard viii be reduced from
to rs per Cent
1hf department wishes immedi-
R1<nly 20 MI up the gaps II possible.
hils military men struggled with
|>Gls problem. congress loafed along
|(11o the day with the house not in
E011olon and the senate arguing
n o<her Objectionable kilograms
<uid be published in the records
Conmitfees in both branches.
1I0i1 In conference on war measures
~ peace propagandists were at
loro@k on the committee particu-
~ ne house Judiciary committee.
~&jch Is considering the SPY bills.
X Uecretary McAdoo conferred with
~ SENATE finance committee on the
rD1 bin and outlined the admiifis-
>ru11oo's views on raising two bill
I1n 10llars 10 general taxation
ork OF preparfng 90 furnish sup
~ To the AIiies-Americs's first
- An tho CO -opesA3szs -~F 80 egasb
|I2rman antocracy - assumed def
(& shape today
khnouncement OF the immediste
nstruction OF 1000 wooden YES
1cla with which to carry food 20
este ports was followed by an.
n1cement that naval constructors
~ now preparing Teuton SHIPS ~.
o(ly seised by the government. for
01abic use on the high seas
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13
ROLLER SIX ATERS
TO COMPETE FOR
MICHIGAN TITLE

ON Friday evening a. the Palace
Gardens rink will take the first OF
a series OF roller races 20 decide the
Michigan state championship for
amateurs The race viii Do run on
point system which viii make the
skaters nght from start 20 finish.
The winner viii be given 80 points.
the second 25 points and so on down
70 sixth place. Each skater will be
given one point for every time be
passes the Judges stand in the
lead
This IL the system used by the
Western Skating association The
advantage OF this arra@emtaI Ia
that 1t keeps the skaters from loaf
ing and that il forces the contest
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13
CUARDSMEN To
BATTLE CUPID
Will Try to Discourage Young
Men From Becoming
"SlackerS"

While members of tho Naval miu.
ma were receiving the plauait Of a
great crowd in the square IN front
OF the county building Thurda,
there was a different demonstration
inside the building o. was when
scores Of Young men OF military age
stepped urtiyely up 20 % marriage
ffCeHse clerks and asked Tor IIlgu-.s-
to we'd Outside admIrjng eyes were
riyeted upon The sturdy sons Jl Us
troit going brayoly t0 dUE Do de-
only scorniul eyes were turned upon
tho -linaing figures of men Rho had
found girts Writing 20 bF -rsrT uIlr
There we're lfi licenses aued and
most OF those Vho applied could
have qualified for Tho other group
out in The square qualified rnr-t
cally and IN sl bu' one particular
Tho quality that sent them fo Tho
license clerk
Members OF fhc National guard
are considering proposal ro send
guards 20 the license CLERKS o0.ra
to reason with the young urn who
have 20 suddenly decided .0 burden
themselves with family obligation
end whenever possible to question
The applicant in the presence of Dis
prospective bride. the theory being
that they might disgust the bfa.
N they could not arouse marliress
in the bridegroom.
Many Of the applicants 8.k hoR
long license f. good for. 10 being
heir apparent intention t1 empio
The permit only IN case of emer
Rency.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13
RAILROAD
INQUIRY IS
APPROVED
House Votes IA to 8 In
Favor of State
Probe
SLEEPER TO NAME
COMMISSION
Is Also Given Power To
Check Up All
Expenses
BY w. h. C4INON
( Stan CorresDondsHf Detroit Timl

! (Stnn Correspondent Detroit Ttmcs)
LANSING. Mich. April l3.-Ths
house went on record "a TO s In Ia
vor OF a state inquiry into railroad
passenger rates. after long wran-
gle yesterday afternoon The bill
10 create commission 90 inquiry
vas substituted several day ago by
tho house railroad committee for
the rate bill which passed The sen
ate and which granted the roads an
increase IN passenger fa-esf rom
two cents a mile 90 two and one
half cents a mile In the lower PENN
sula. and three cents in the upper
peninsula
Rep. Sheridan Ford. ~ Detroit,
ed the attack on the inquiry by the
state being ordered lie declared
that under the bill before me house
The sky was the limit on the ex-
penses OF the commission. while no
pay for the commissioners was al
lowed He declared that the in
quiry might cost the state a million
dollars before II was done. he want.
"a light on what kindo or an inquiry
IL was proposed 20 conduct before
he voted for a.. saying that under
the bill II would be possible either
10 hold a miIlion-dollar inquiry or
one that would consist merely OF OBJ
tanning a few railroad hElres and
asking the state 10 grant the roads
demands on the strength OF them.
Rep. Pctermann urged tho passage
OF the bill He said that the consti
tuition expressly directs that the leg
Islature shall decide the passenger
rates OF railroads. while e leaves
freight rates 20 the state railroad
commission. The legislature, there
fore. cannot pass the buck" 10 any
one else, ne said. He recalled that
two years ago the rate bill was
beaten by a demand for some indie
pendent figures on which to act.
none but railroad figures having
teen presented. Mater no provision
was made 10 obtain any indie pendent
| figures. Sentiment IN the present
house Is opposed 20 giving increas-
ed rates on the roads figures. ne
said. and IL xas only {alr that some
thing BE- done 10, get hRures Oh
which the legislature could base it's
opinions for or against ths railroads
Continued objections no The .uniu
/ tied expense IN the bll resulted bon
an amendment giving the Fournor
the power 20 limit tho expenses and
IN pay Of clerks and Others. In this
form the bin was passed
The house also passed enc budget
commission BILL which has been
changed considerably from thato
originally passed by the senate h
now Is provided that a commission
OF i've 10 be named by the governor.
and with The governor and auditor
general eN-ofncio members OF IN.
shall investigate thc whole system
OF state budgets and prepare sys-
tenn suitable 70 fhe needs 81 Miohf
gan and IT'S many institutions The
DILL nov goeC 10 he senate for the
latter body approval of no amend
! mpnts
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13
BILL
IS DEFEATED

stat Correspondent Detroit Ttmes)
LANSING Mich. April f3-Tte
house has defeated the Flowers bUl
10 raise the salaries OF Justices or
the supreme court 10 So grf "a year
The vote was % 80 a.
The house amended tbe Wood bu
To- empower municipallu-- 10 seize
fuel or food for resale .l .he pub.
DC The vote stood o. o rs The
bin was put In 40 the me that
Mayor Marx was trying fu frd coal
near Detroit that no could -r.zc for
Detroiters use In The cold peIs Iu
trbruary
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13
when a rsusr Needs a Fr,ens-

Children who play hockey from
schools with the advent OF the halmy
spring days soon are 10 be deprived
OF their favorite amusement turing
tho stolen hours An ordinance has
been introduced in the council max
ing IL an oTense for the proprietor
of any amusement house 10 admit
children under IG years Of age be-
tween \ 30 a. m and 3 so y. m II
undoubtedly viii be passed next
Tuesday night.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13

ants To be constantly well in the
front In order 10 win. The entries
include Michiran's fastest boys.
among them being Pinkey. Burke.
fairfield Casterline. Daglish. Cas-
well Gengler, McPhail and Mullen,
the biz champion.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13
AUSTRIA BREAKS
WITH BRAZIL
Public Clamor In Rio For War
With Germany Con-
tinues
~ N. D. RORFRTRON

, star t0TTespcEdeug United Prcgs-l
RIO De JANElRO, April I3.-The
Austrian minister TO Brazil today
made form request for his passports.
stating his governments intention
TO support its aIlys Germany, in the
break with Brazil
There was no diminution appar
ent in the war demands BY the
Brazilian populace today. disorders
reported at several points indlcat
ing an increasing irritation by the
people because the government de-
lays = declaration OF hostiIites,
Sinking OF Brazilian ship named
Grgpy or JasuhI Was rumored from
AvtraI sourTes Soday. bat could not
be confirmed Death OF Thomas
Rundres. reputed 20 De a German
SPY who has lately been sin the
United States. caused q sensational
rumor today nl poisoning Who
had administered the poison was
NOT specified in the rumor
4 visit paid 90 Foreign Minister
Muller By the Dutch minister cans
I'd report that the envoy had
shown the government q cable from
his government that all inhabitants
had been ordered 70 rvacuWe Nouh.
pm Holland. presumably because ~
a threat Of German inya en
Dispatches from Sac PaIlo today
reported serious outbreaks there In
demonstration A biz
mob literally pulled 20 pieces q
building occupied b. German
newspaper.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13

Tbe hast indoor track meet Of tho
1prine for Detroit schools viii take
place tonight. when Eastern high
V<u entertain Central high ~ the
Rstern gym Central is expected
~ score some revenge for track
ntotings in recent years
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13

Numerous prominent actresses
are 70 address a mass meeting 20
be held this afternoon at The Hud-
son theater. In New York city, un-
der the auspices OF the war Relief
OF the Women OF the American
Stage.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13

NAPLES. Me. April is.-Lewis p
EofEht. lumber dealer. recently
ave 100 cords Of wood 10 George
6cvane OF this town. in exchange
.l0r q bushel OF potatoes This Is the
Hlghest price yet recorded in Maine.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13

MONTE. Alaska. April Ia Seppala
and Anderson are still leading the
Obi. AiaskH wcepstakes dog team
f'cr. and srr several hours In front
~ Tho other contestants. The driv-
erf now are headed back toward
N1mf having turned At Candle yes
i'rd8y morning
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13

No vessel named Grupy DE- listed
In Loyd's but there b. a JacuhF-a
steel steamer OF 1881 tons owned
by the Commercial a Navigation
co aAd registered 90 Rsa DE-
Janelro
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13

Alabama Observes Is.a holiday
'oday n honor of rHr rI.H fay an
nivoray OF Thomas Jefferson.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-01
Outer Anfano oemacbt.
Observation-Disclosures A nit elmer.
5frafe beoro6t.
8ere.perfe NIT SsIsblaenabn.e.
2sier6rauen INTO 2seugelteru Der Obstruction oes
2srafSenten ii6erfaGen.

berunterSuieBen, penn iie ii9 nidt
ihperer Strofe ausieben ipoIlsn.
Der Prdiibent pies bic gunbss.
9anpeIs Gommiiiion an, cine llntsrs
ilthnng Der probuttionstoiten i'm
StabIa nno gOISesi9Gft porsunebs
men. Die preiIs. bic bic RommiIs
lion oanu FIR ongemeIien b1It, ners
ben ben Snbuitrisn fir bic 2iefsruns
gen gum Sdiffsbou ssipGbrt lperbsn.
3ugIsi9 piro bieIe sSirieruna Der
preiie i'm GIlaemeinen unb ins Msite
ipirisn.
Sie Rrubibitipnsfroae.
Die raOitoIe SsmperenstlauTsl Der
Rabrnn9smittels nie iie BON
6auie angenommeR nuroe. fonb bic
3uitimmung hes Subtomitess bes
ldnoDirtihaftIi9en Senatsuuslhuis
les, benz bic 9OrIase aur gsridter.
Itatnng iibsrpieIsn 1T. Die rcbitaIe
UiabreseI bes 9auies, bic iebe 1os
irritation bon getittgen @etrdnten aus
lRphrpngsmittelu perbvs, purbe babiu
omenOiert, boB Die 8snnbuna Don
Setreioe sur DcItiIlation BON 8ronnts
lpetn uerboten, es aber Der Disiretion
oeS prdiioeuten iiberIofIen bIe:ben
iou, einen 9eiI bes @etreibes Sum
8ierbrouen SuauIoEen nno bic Ser
itelIung leihter Deine au 9eItatien.
Dieie amenoierte 9iQ pir0 bem 9,les
nartomitee beute iibergeben psroen
Iuno pa9rfdeinIid fofort pbne peitere
aenoeruns an ben Senat beridtet
peroen. Die Ssnatpren Sore uno
Smith uno onoers, Die Der uripriines
ltden 8orIase beftis onierten, finb
ourh oisIes SubItitut gu 9efiiripors
tern Der Siu getporoen. Die Senatss
bill tpirb ferner eln. >>...3enfriit BON
30 3agen geipdbren, nod tpel9er Der
Prdiioent erIt enti9eioen Ioa, Oh bic
5obritotion bon Dsin unb Bier ges
Itottet Iein Iou, oamit Die Gabritons
ten uno &onfumenten ii9 ouf oGs
GpsntuolttGtcl norbereiten tonnen.
0a elm 2tusfoII bon $500,o00,000
Steuern Ourd bos adnSlide 9erbot
aItobolii6er @strdnte srFolgsn ipiirs
be, slaubt man niht, bob Der prGFs
bent bic rabifaIs probibition psrbdn.
gen tpirb.
5srner fpurOen bic iibrigtn frubr
srtpGbnten 3uidBe 5ur ausbshnuns
Der Rssisrunsstontro[le iibsr 2sbsnss
bebiirfuiF. in bic Bin ssfdrieben,
bic poH Senotor fnor in I1ngersr
Rebs geprisIen unb empIobIen tuurbt.
pa bic Opooiition i'm Ssnot I'M
S8pinben ift, mag bi. @orIn. i9on
onfang nd6Fsr Wo6e gum Geiss
iper0en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-01
Sere6tigt
Sinh ansriffe neutiher SIuss
seuse anf SOnSuH.
sast britiidss @arIamsntsmitsIisO.

Qonbpn, 27. SUM-. DoB man
cem lpsitperbrei!etsn 9erlangsn nab
5liegeraneriffsn auf beutI9e StGbte
ais gBieOerperssItung fir Die SOns
boner 0eimiu1ungen nidt nahg:5en
piro, eing aus elmer 9ebatte bers
Dor, Die geitsrn i'm Sberbaus iiber
eie 6rase itattfanO. Baron Sposns
ham, Der friibere @orIiber Der 9ufts
i4iffbehoroe, fprah iia enti6ieoen
gegen Die g8ieberpergeItunssmaBre
geIn aus. Gs iei bur9aus niGt feit=
gsiteIlt, oob WisOsrpergeltungs-2uit
conference.-the militdriiden Gbarate
ters ein ipitematiiaes unO tdglides
@reignIs binter Den oeutIden Stnlen
isien.
Der aris9sminiiisr, Carl BON
9erbn. fpra9 i'm 9amen Der gesies
run9 bic 2lnii6t aus, baB bas san5e
2ano auf Dem StanOpuntt itebe.
Lap GngIano bic Srutolitdt Der
Seutfden ni6t nadabmen iolle. mas
Den Sufttampt an Der 6rnnt IN
6rnntreih onbeirsffe, 10 puroe fir
leoes pen Den 9eutiben binter Der
britiI9sn Cine geporfsne GeIfob
Dunoert binter ben beuti9en 2inien
gei9Ieubert. Dies isi iebo4 eins
rein miIitdrif6e DlebreeeI.
Baron Montague BON 8eaulieu
ertldrte, es fsi Der reinite m6umbug",
3u beAdupten, Qonoon fei cine unbes
ieitigte Stopt, uno 0eutihldno babe
Elm poIItpmmene8 Reht, iie an3ugreis
len. Gr be5ei6nete ons nllgsmeiue
Sbfem Der Qufts9srteiDisung oIs
mangeIbaft. Gs follte oafiir eine be-
Ionbsre 9ebOrOe geidaffen iuerben,