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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-07
Johnson County Man Who Left Law for the Farm
 Assured of Election.
SENATE PRESIDENCY
 NOT YET DECIDED
With 34 Senators Evenly Divided Into Two Camps, Senator JOnss of Pu- Iaski Holds Balance of Power,
 and May Elect Sims.

Little Rock, Jan. G.--W. Lee CaZort of Lamar, Johnson county, will be elected speaker of the lower house of the 1917 general assembly on the first ballot Monday. This was made practically certain today when U. A.. Gentry of Hope withdrew from the race It is extremely doubtful that any other name will be submitted, tho John Riggs of Hot Springs may be p]aced in nomination. MT. Gentry's withdrawal followed the retirement from the contest of J. x. Doyle of Walnut Ridge. Jo Johnson of Fort Smith and Burt Brooks of Pulaski.
 The situation insofar as the presl- dency of the senate is concerned IS "still up in the air with 34 sena- tors evenly divided into two camps, led, respectively, by Senators Sims end Duty and Senators Davenport and Garrett Senator Jones of Little Rock, who holds the balance of pow CT, is poised between the two fac tions There was a rumor tonight that Duty might be nominated m place of Sims by that faction. and that in this event, Jones would vote with the Sims-Duty forces.
 Promises to Btn Fair.
 Representative Cazort, assured or election to the speakership, issued statement thanking his friends. and declaring that he would strive to be absolutely impartial.
 During the race there has not been the slightest ill-feeling between any of the candidates: they all have been my friends, and I hope they will re- main so,' said MT. Cazort.
 q consider the personnel Of the 1917 house perhaps the best that Ar kansas has produced in many years, and I look for an excellent record by the house as a whole."
 Saturdays developments in the race upset past customs, for speakershlp lights usually have been settled on the floor of the house. MT. Cazort, however, early Friday, had more than a majority of the house members pledged to support him and, according to one candidate, further efforts by others were useless.
 After settlement of the speakers race, w. L. Waggoner of Lonoke bounty announced his candidacy for Temporary speaker. MT. Waggoner, who was a member of the last house, probably will have no opposition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-07
CaZOrt a Modern Farmer.

w. Lee CaZort was born and reared ht Lamar, Johnson county, his pres ent home, 30 years ago. This is hls 'econd term in the legislature. having 3erved in the 1915 session. Except or being a legislator he has not held 4ny other public office.
 MT. Cazort attended Hendrix col ege at Conway and the University f Arkansas. He took his degree in Rw at Washington & Lee university nd practiced for five years. Realiz- pg the possibility of the farmer in bis state MT. Cazort has gone into he raising of pure blooded cattle nd into the fruit farming industry.
 While serving in the 1915 legisla- pre- he introduced the cattle tick Padication law and was chairman ot pe committee on agriculture in that esslon. He was active in getting appropriation for a hog cholera erum plant at the state university nd helped in the passage of an ap- fopriation that brought Arkansas in-
 the benefits of the Smith-Lever bill.
 He is particularly interested in an pjustment of the revenue question pa is regarded as a champion for
 ttle tick eradication. He is in vor of mothers pension law and
 deeply interested in legislation
 nefitlng the farmer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-07
LIKELY TO BE SCENE
 NEXT BATTLE
Villa Has Left Jiminez with Murguia in Close Pursuit,
 De Factos Report.

Fl Paso, Texas, Jan. 6.-Parral is expected to be the scene of the next engagement between forces of Fran cisco Villa and CarranZa troops un- der command of Murugia.
 Villa has left .Jiminez in the direc- tion of Parral, with Murguia in pur- suit, according to the latest reports received by CarranZa Consul Soriano Bravo.
 Villa partisans here claim that the official report of the Jiminez battle was exaggerated, but the fact of the victory was substantiated here today hy private telegrams received by American mining men from Jiminez.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-07


 One of the dead has been identified as w. l. Oliver. a business man of Birmingham The body oi the sec ond. mangled beyond recognition, found in the avatory of the coach, was sad by relatives to be that Of Louis D. Walton, formerly a proml- nont 9roceryman of this city. The rolice are not certain that the body ia that of Walton. It is known, how ever, that Walton was on the tram, and he has not been seen or heard Of since the explosion.
 The four men most seriously hurt are l. c. Lee, ]. D. Ruffin, J. shelby Shelton of Birmingham, and J. Pork ner of Atlanta. Shelton is expected to die of his injuries.
 The explosion is believed to have been caused by a quantity of nitro
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-07

slyeerinc or othcl high explosive, The man whose body las been idcnti- fled as that of Walton is said to have been in tn" lavatory where ghe cX- pl0Si0n occurred at the time. After tle explosion q paper tablet was found outside the laVatory on which had been written:
 "Scc my suit case for important papers.
 LOUIS" Train officials who searches the suit case said if contained nothing inn pOrlant.
 Walton was arrested last year, charged with killing his business partner. At his first trial the jury was unable to agree, and he was re- leased on bond to appear for trial again at the next term of court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-07
Rodriguez Among Dead.

Chihuahua City, Mex, JaJn. G.-Al- though Gen. Francisco Murguia is expected to reach Parral tonight, mlll- tary authorities here say they doubt whether Villa will make a stand there, owing to the dispersal of his forces.
 It was learned here today that an other Villa general among the dead in the battle of Jiminez was Jose Rodriguez The loss of Rodriguez and Martin Lopez will seriously weaken Villa, it is said as they were among his most trusted chiefs.
 General Hernandez, the Carranza commander who recovered much loot, is at Satevo, ready to head off Villas retreat in that direction, according to reports received here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-07

Mrs. Helen Kcndrick Johnson, edi- tor and writer. died at New York on her seventy-third birthday. From 1893 to 1895 Mrs. Johnson was editor of the American Woman's Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-07
FORD WINS POINT. 'urt Allows Him to Build $12,OOO, ,ON) Shelter.

Detroit, Mich, Jan. 6.-Henry Ford, |eshent of the Ford Motor company. fs today allowed to proceed with | construction of $12,OOO,OOo felter on the Detroit river near this ". The three circuit judges presid-
 at the injunction suit brought hlnst Ford by the Dodge brothers, eepted bond of $1O.00O.O0 to secure
 Dodge's from any possible loss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-07
Fought Over Money.

EOuSHt UteT MOntys
 Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. G. Bernard w. Lewis, who committed suicide Thursday night at Atlantic City, killed Maisie Colbert as the result of quarrel over money, according to District Attorney Sam C. Rotan, who made statement tonight concerning the result of conference with two witnesses to establish the acquaint- ance of Lewis and the dead girl. There is no direct evidenee that Lewis killed Miss Colbert.
 The conclusion of the district at torney is concurred in by the detec- tives, and the case, acd3rding to them, is practically closed With the eXcep- tion of few scattered ends remain ing to be cleared up. But these are insignificant. according to MT. Rotan.
 The two witnesses, MT. and Mrs. w. c. Chambers, according to the district attorney, were in the models apart ments about one year ago when Lewis entered, and was introduced to Miss Colbert. At that time Lewis was en- ployed as a demonstrator for an auto mobile accessory.
 Mrs. Chambers informed the dis trict attorney that Miss Colbert ha confided to her on the day Lewis re- turned from New York, which was the day before the murder is supposed to have occurred, that she had "only ten dollars to her name." When the murder was discovered only $9 in cash was found among the dead girls effects.
 After the conference, District At torney Roan announced:
 "I believe Lewis and Maisie Col bert fought over money, and that eadh discovered the other was broke There is no confirmation of the re- port that the girl had s1,000 in bank Miss Colbert apparently said some- thing that angered Lewis, and pos sibly slapped him. He struck her in the face, and she either fell, striking the radiator to cause the wound Ca the back of the head. or she was struck. I do not think the man in tended to kill her"
 The district attorney said the hair found in the dead girls hand was Lewis and there was no doubt that the marks on Lewis right hand had been made by teeth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-07

Frank c. Finger, president of the Finger Motor Car company of Gin cinnati, recently reorganized with a capital stock of $3,000,000. shot and killed himself while in his office at the motor company's factory. He is said to have been in ill-health.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-07
NOTICE! AUTOMOBILE OWNERS!

Your Automobile License is due and payable from January 1st to 10th. Three dollar penalty attaches after last named date.
 R. H. WILLIAMS, 12-311Ot Collector.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-07

Nicaragua's most important ex- ports are coffee. golds. hides. bana. mas and cabinet woods. Exports of rubber have fallen off in the last few years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-07
Suspected Slayer of Maisie
 Colbert Wrote Friend of Intention.
MADE PITEOUS PLEA
 FOR WRONGED WIFE
"!n Gods Name." Lewis Wrote on De- cember 17. "Nake Road for Father and Mother and Laura and Bpitis2
 as Easy as Possible"

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 6.--FriendS of who killed himself at Atlantic City Thursday night as the police were about to arrest him in connection with the murder of Maisie Colbert, learned today that Lewis contemplat- ed suicide on December IT. when he wrote to close friend asking that he take care of Mrs. Lewis and a daughter, Bettie.
 J. s. McFaydan, general manager of the Union stock yards, rec Geived 2 letter that was mailed in New York at ii o'clock on the night of Decem , Der 17 last. The lette' read
 Before you get this letter, I will have paid for my mistakes. You were the one real friend upon whom I could rely.
 "This is my last request: Please, so long as you live, sec that no harm comes to Laura and Bettie, and tell Bettie about all the pitfalls ahead of her, so she can meet them. I would do this for you, if the tables were re- versed. and l ask you in Gods name to look out for Laura and Bettie. am only a wreck now, but they mus have some peace and happiness. Laura is wonderful woman. and am paying for wrecking her life. For what we have been in the past, Jim, make the road for father an" mother and Laura and Bettie as easy as possible. This is my last request.
 "BERNARD."
 Mr. McFaydan and Lewis had been close friends from boyhood, but until the letter came on December IS, Mr. MqFaydan has received no word from him since he left the city in Novem- Der in search of employment. MT. McFaydan took no one into his con. fidence at the time, but made the letter public in the belief that Lewis, desperate because his money was gone, and unable to face further dis grace, had taken his life as soon as he learned he was to be arrested in connection with the Colbert girls murder. Not, they say. because he was guilty, but because his cup of bit terness was already full.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-07
Bent on Suicide, Sets Off Miro
 Aboard SpeedingP PassengerITrain
One of the Dead Identified Birmingham Business Man Awaiting Trial for Killing Business Partner-An-
 other Man Dead One Dying and Twelve Hurt.

filmn 6A il of the
  result committed by
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-07

Prof. Jean Baptiste Chauveau, emi- nent biologist, member of the 1nst1- ute and Academy of Medicine, is dead ot DariS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-07

The Brazilian city of Para is planning to 'sterilize all of it's drink ing water with ultraviolet rays.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-07
The Weather

Punday. fair, warmer in east and
 th portions; Monday fair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-07

(Continued on page six.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-07
(5rciler gllniifer cnbct Nnlcin.

Stem gorf, 6. September. -
Sine aiiuitIerIolif6abn, ole reid an
Grfolgen mar, bat geltern ein iiber-
aus trogiides @nOe eefunoen. Sei-
nes Ioneen 0aicins miioe lnO felt
mebr ais 5wei Sobren BON Dem @e-
Oonfen gequolt, OaB er DER Wtitlpelt
nibts nebr niiben uno ieine Ser
ebrer ni6t lGnger nit ieiner &unlt
crfreucn fonnte, bat ii6 Ser "a Sabre
olte 0}uiifer gIeronoer Seinol bon
8rooflDn ouf einem 9faienplobe Dor
oenl n5reib 8ono Gremotoriim" IN
@lcnodle, 8. s., aus einem JiebolDer
5mei &ugeln in Den &opf eeiogt.
Ger aus Dem 2eben gcflobenc
@reis mar longe Sabre binOurd IN
9Iep- yorfcr unO 9oitoner W}uiifer-
frciien cine nobI6cfonnte Eeri0nlitb-
felt. @r murOe Dor 81 SSabren in
@ortnltoot 9eboren ilnO fam Dor 40
Syo1ren nit 5pei @riiOern, ole pie cr
tii6tige Ohilifer moren bon 98iir5-
burg no6 Der nelien @elt. @r lieB
Iib 5uerit in gIefp- yorf, Damn in So
lton nieoer ino pitroe BORT elmer Der
@riinoer imo ser erite Gon5crtmci-
ltcr oes 9oitoner Spmpbonie. Oebc-
lters, Dem er unO ieine 5pci griloer
Oier5ebn Sabre lang ais treue Wllt-
elieoer ongeborten.
g}odl ieinem 9[usideiOen aus 0en1
9oltoner aiinitIer-0rbeiter WurOe
Serr 6einoI Nlitglieo Oes W1enoeIs-
iobn-0uintetts unO ip6ter geborte er
Dem 2iItcrmonn-0uintett an. Gor
etpo 90 Sobren fam er nnb ytcp-
gorf unO IieB ii6 bier ais Sebrer
nic0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-07
srnppenidliff aeInntcn.

3wcibunocrt mcrifanild6c 5oIootcn
bei'm Sronsport i'm @oIf bon
Californian ertriinfen. n Shlrm
bringt Barge gum &entern,
SOS 9thgeIeS Gol., 6. Sept.
god eiuem bier einsetroffcnen
SeIegronm iinO geitern 9lbcno bel
Dem Sinfcn eines merifoniicben &e-
gierilngsidiffes I'M @oIf bon Cali
foruicn 200 merifaniidc Soloatcn
crtrunfen.
9cn ipGrlicbcn 9eribtcn 5lfolgc
iuorcn oie Solooten bon Der @urni.
ion @uoDnios aefommen ino mitr-
ocn nit elmer 9(n5obl @fer0e mo
nilit6rii6en 9(usriiihinesge9eiitdn-
oen auf elmer Barge bon Tohlt Sio-
bella nod 60 8olia, Sonora, trons-
portirt. Die Barge plr0e bon eli
ncm Rcqierngs-0 -0onpfer 9e5ogen.
Gin pIobIibcr Shtrm bro6tc, pie es
9ciBt, pic Sarge gum Siufep &Qs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-07

Sdiff por uripriingliA MIR fir
8mBoienit beitimmt unO bel unrubi-
ger Gee nibt 5u bermenOen.
Gorron5o.9cnmte on @rcn3punf-
ten eriIGrten, feline 6eitinlmten ytod-
ridbten 81 bobcn Sic iogtcn, Dab
Barge S6iffe offers 5u &ronsport-
8peden bcnubt Duroen. Sic iogten
ouh, oaB iie muBter bob cine ioI6e
Sruppenbepesltns Derfiiet Worocn
mar.
Ser Strlrni, 'melder Oos 9entern
ser Barge beruriudte, bat, mie eS
beiBt, Oen SdIeppoompfer berbin-
oert, oen @rtriutenocn 6u SiiIie gu
fommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-07
1eri6nIidl.

sic NOR elm WdtglieO uno cine
6oroerin Ser geItrebunoen oerE6ier-
ibus- -@eieaihait uno babel BON err
6eblidb mebr als normalem llmfong.
sic 6ciubte sen 3oologiiden @arten
unO lab 5it mie elmer Der @drtcr Die
&oubtbiere fiitterte. 0a6ei mar lie
iiber Die 6Ieiibportion, Die Oen So-
men in Den &dfig gcporien puroe,
iebr eritornt.
oGos iit ooh abrr fir einen So
men Elm redt fleines Stiid 6leiidb",
iagte iie 81 Dem @drter.
Ter ia6 iie NIT einent eigent6iiul-
liGen 8lide an.
oSbnen mag ia oos Stiid flcin
eriheinen", ertuiOertc er, vober tilr
Oen 9opcn lit es cine @engc".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-07
%cluic1cn.

Cine pobltb6tige Game CAB einem
binerigen Sromp 5u ellen. Gobci
oriidte Iie ibr NliBioaen iiber oos
rnitete, orbeitsloie 2eben oes Eromp
aus.
sd bin nidt INNER 10 seipeien,
erfIdrte Der Sitter Ger 9anoitrnGe,
faueno. sd fommc BON cirer gn-
ten Samilic"
nSo2 fragte sic Game. n@onen
sic mir Den Nomen iogen9"
o9lonfpleigb" anhportete Der
Erdnlp
g9'urfpIeiq62 60 6ciBen ia bier
meine g1odbS-rn.~
uSo, ib peiB. Die baben mid Die
Ereppe berlintergcporien e6e ib bel
Sbnen onfIopftc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-07

Sn 9otbringen in ser 9ldbe bon
Sicep, baben mir einen lle6erraib'
imgSangriii feinoIider Gruppen gu
riideei6Iogen.
In 6Ion0crn- Sront
lTofale @efe1te.
2onOon, 6. September. Bon
Der britiiden6ront in 6ronfrei6 uno
geIgien Duroe belte nmtlld gemel
oct:
uSn Der glodt pom A. ouf Den 5.
September morfen oeutide Slug
5euge gonben ouf orei 8oipit6Ier.
Oertli6e Sample unO Yotrouillen.
gefcd5te ereienetcn iid nGbreno Der
yloht iiiooitlid bon ct. Sulien unO
oItlib bon 6leurbnir.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-07
Wlniuritat fir Cbcrit Nleidnann.

@oibin9ton, 6. Sept .-gine
MlaioritGt oes llnteruusibltiies oeS
WlilitGr-Gonlites 0es Senuts, meldes
oie 9(ni6uloiglng unteriuht Bat oaB
Oberit Garl 9ieihmann pro. ocltiben
9[mi6ten rno @eiii6len glusoriid ge.
aeben babe, miro Oie Gmpieblnn0 ma-
6en, ooB ole @rnenming oes Sber-
item gum 9rigoOe-@enerol ourb Den
Senat belt1tigt meroen iolle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-07
Sn Der SlnsOe5nmns bcsriffcn.

Der @iienbobn-Strife in g[rgenti-
nien. II 8uenos 9lires beri6tet
oIgemeine llnrube unter Oen
-glngeitellten.
9ueos 9lireS, 6. September,
II glngeItelltc Der Yacific-@ -@iienbobn
boben beute DER @eieaicboft ibre 6or-
oerungen ilnterbreitet; 9lrbeiter Scr
Central uno gorooba-G Gompagnien
eriporten Die Seontmortung ibrer
6oroeruneen uno ole 9lneeiteatcn
Der @reot g8eltern 9obn boben I'M.
ter 9Inorobung oes iofortigen g(us.
ltonoes 8oroerineen eeiteat.
Souienoe bon glr6eitern nebmen
iett an Dem o0gemeinen @iIen6abn-
Strife Tbeil inO Die 9lusltdnoiqen
Der oQeutiben Gleftri8itdts @eIea-
i6aft" bo6en Die 9lnge6ote Der Cont
poenie obgelebnt, wGbreno oie bisber
nod an Der glrbeit berbliebcncn gln-
scItcGten Oieier @eieIlidoft ii6 ocn
Strifern nngel6loiien baben. Y1d-
rineiolootcn bewoden Die Warinebei-
ger in Der aroftonloee ser r0eiiticben
@Ieftri5it6ts- @eIcIlldoft~.
Qie 0ireftoren Der Santa Sc.
Giienbabn baben Die 9'ropin6beboroe
I'M Eruppen 8ur 8epndung ibrer
9lnlogen uno @elciic eriudt, noAoeut
ibre 9lngeitelten eeorobt bnttcn er.
neut IN einen glusItan0 enquire
ten. Grit Iette @ode ipor cin gtus-
ltono bel oieicr9obn Der ousgeOebnte
3erit0rung bon Gieentbum I'M @e-
folge botte, beenoet poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-07
salucOem ldidt spesiaImiiiiOn.
2unobobm ion @iiencr3bonoelS SHpe-
Oen's nit Ser. Staoteu mieOer
bele6en. 9lcnOering in Shmc.
Oen's &nn0clspolitif.

StodbolnL 6. Septcmbcr. -
Sjolmar 9unObobn ilt crnonnt NOR.
Oen, cine SPECIALIZATION no6 oeu
Ser. Stooten ous5ufiibren. Die Gr.
ncnnlng miro ais cinen g8edicl in
SAmcoen's SanocIspoIitif be3eid-
memo 6ctrodtct.
@or Dem &ricge mur0e Giiener6 IN
bctr1dtliher Wlcnge nod ocn Der.
Stootcn ausecfiibrt uno 2unobobm's
W1iiiion miro. iuie cs beibt, ole 9luf.
eo6c boben oieien &onoel mieoer
ouf3unebmen mas cine Ibnobme Der
9lusfubr bon @iiener3 nod 0eiiticb.
lonO nerurioden miro. glibt nur
bcronloBt Die ougcmeine 2oge, oos
Heiultot Der &onoelSpolitif Der gn-
tcnte. g}otionen III Be5uq ouf 5hme-
oen, Oieics 2ono, g(bbiiIfe 3u iuden
ionOcrn Der llmiton0, ooB Dentid-
Iono nidt lGnger i'm Stonoc it, &C.
niiqeno 9oblen fir oen 9coarf
Sdweoen's 5il ienoen 5pingt Shme-
oen, iein giiener6 eeeen nmerifoni-
ide Goble uni5utouihen. Dieier
Sdritt glnubt man, miro aur lin.
obbdngigfeit Sdipeoer's BON Son-
oclsbe5iebungen nit Qeilticblnno bci-
trQgcH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-07
Sn cncroiIdsr gSeiIc scfH6rt.

oJn energtldler gSetlc 8etnBrt.
llnteriudung iiber oen eeeen.repoIu-
tiondren 9lnihlog in 9iuBlonO.
glneebli6 bereits nodeepie-
fen, Dab 9e0iebuneen 8miiden
oen 0erbofteten @roBfiiriten unO
monordiitiiidcn FoIitifern be-
ltonoen.
@etcrsburg. 6. September. -
Gie lInteriuHung iiber oos fiir5lib
5u Gage ge6radte gegenrcOoIltIo'
mare Gomplott miro in energii6er
g9eiie forteeiii6rt, pie cine belte er.
laiieue offi5ielle GrtIdrung beiogt.
Gs 1T beipielen porOen, beiBt es n
in Der @rfIdrune, oaB ge5iebungen
eriitirten 5uiiden oen Oerboitetcl
@roBfiiriten iinO anSeren @erionen
in oem Sofiioot oes friiberen 9oiiers
lnO gelpiiien monardiitiidcu Yoliti'
fern,
@roBe SumRcn @eIocS, bic 5ltr
Glrdfii6rllne oes 9lnidlogs benust
ueroen ioIIten iinO nidt ollein in
9eters6urg, ionoern auh in Wlosfou,
9iep, 06eiia unO iel6it in Si6irien
geflnoen poroen.
8erbaftungen bon Eerionen sic
olS Der 1beilnobme on Dem Gom-
plott berodd)tie oneeieben perOen
llno godforihung noh incriminiren-
oen Goflmenten peroen fortgeicbt.
8crfolgune BON Ser h 10 =.
rcrn in gon5 &uBlono
fortgeiebt.
petersburg, 6. September.
9luBer 9liga bilOete berte Die eifrige
@erioleung bon Sbeilne6mern al
Der monnrhiitiihen gegenrepolutio-
nGren 9erihlporlmg ourd Ole &egie.
rung oen 0littelpunft oes oifentli.
den Sntereies. 3ablreiHe @er6oitlln.
Gen puroen aus allen Ebeilen JiiiB.
lambs beridtct. Cine onltlicbe Wlit-
tbeilrmg erflGrte, Dab oie Geeierimg
I'M 9eite aller Gin5elbeiten ser Ser
idorune lit.
Inter ben &er6ofteten befinoen iib
einige Ferionlidfciten lUelde in ben
olten Sogen outofratii6c O3adt iiber
SOB ino Se6en ousii6ten. 0le6rere
Dlitglieoer Der faiierIi6cn 6omiiie
puroen Derboftet. General @nrfo,
pelher iib BON Dem olten 9iegime
losgeiagt batte uno cine 3eitlong
ols populdrer 8elo geprieien mar,
fiel bel Der 9lufoedlmg Der @eridipo.
rung. @r purOe beltte nit ieiner
@emoblin inter Gsforte nad ser
@ren5e 9e6rod)t, Inn in Die 8er6on.
nung 81 eeben.
Cine ariinolidc llnterIudung oeS
eritounlidben Steigens oes 9iubeIpcr-
tbeS nor Der N}osfoner Gonicrenj
irO leines ii6erraidenoen Stur5eS
no6 oerieIben miro beute oorgeuom.
men.
Eic 5luftuotion purOe Dem ltn-
ItanOe 3ugeidrie6en OoB Oiele 81
nan5iers einen @int bon Ger eegen-
rcOoliition0ren @erihworung, See
rensfp unO feline Yainilter in Mos-
fau feli5unebnlen erbolten 6otten
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