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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-05
MAYS Views
EDITOR THE TIMES:

EDITOR THE TIMES:
| have been following with some
interest the discussion in your
columns between May" and
others. / sympathize with May
that she has found a broad
minded" man, but consider her
quite feminine as usual, since in
one breath she says there are no
coed men and in the next con-
tradicts herself and says she has
found one and openly says she
loves him. Does she think HE is
the only diamond in the mine?
May evidently has had a
hard ROW to hoe" and it has en-
Uttered her, but I hate to think
that she has no more common
sense than to cry with the fox
Sour grapes" just because her
walk in life has seemed to en-
brace only the bad" kind.
Let me whisper to May" that
there ARE SOME good men left
yet. even though she has not met
them.
dispute her claim that ALL
men have ruined SOME woman.
There are many men of middle age
or better too. chivalrous to dis
grace a pure woman, no matter
what else they may be guilty Of.
OF GLADYS" I want to ask, why
should the nature of men" be
such that redlight woman should
be a necessity?
Where does she get her ideas
of the nature of the beast?
do believe there should be Q
restricted district, but not be
cause the evil is human neces-
sity. The redlight evil is with
us and because II is, there is need
of fighting It just as sternly al
we fight the white plague.
There are men and-men, also
there are women and-women.
Blame not the poor fallen WON
an. but blame rather her mother
for not teaching her the ethics o.
honor and how to resist evil.
Don't blame the man who al
ways seeks for satisfaction, rather
blame his father for showing the
son the example.
/ know man in this city whit
has a son. Oh, yes! he is proud
of that son, but let me tell yot
what he did recently.
He lives in downtown hotel
Two women rented a room on the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-05
ADMITS
SMOTHER
OF BILL

OLYMPIA, March 5.---Inten-
ton a. the senate appropriations
committee to try to smother
house bill No. 37S, apporpriating
$4,000 for the tourist rate case,
became clear today in the face
of pressure from all commercial
organizations in the state.
Making a plea of saving the
state money" Chairman French
of the committee acknowledged
his opposition to the appropria-
ton, but said that he would
stand by whatever his commit
tee decided
Jitney men were given hope of
being saved from humiliation at
the 18th hour when Senator
Phipps forced senate bill 2G5
frdm the rules committee and
compelled it to be put on the cal
endar in place of another bill to
get 1t before the senate.
The rules committee had tried
to smother it. AS amended, it
will allow the jits to put up cash
or securities or indemnity insur-
ance in place of bonds. 1t places
$4,000 as a limit of damages for
injury to one person, with $4,000
to cover autos less than seven
passenger, and $4,000 for more
than seven.
AS this noon was the last hour
under the rules to consider sem
ate bills, senate bill No. 265 was
formally passed Immediately.
Phipps gave notice of reconsider
alton, and it was fixed for special
order tomorrow when the whole
jitney question will be threshed
ont
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-05
PLANNED
TO GET
WILSON


HOBOKEN, N. j., March 5.-A
wholesale bomb plot, including q
possible plan of attack on Presi-
dent Wilson, was believed to
have been revealed here this aft
ernoon in the arrest OF Fritz
kolb, in a local hotel room, in
which were found several bombs
and a quantity of explosives.
In Kolb's room, the police said,
enough explosives were found to
have destroyed the entire city.
Articles for the manufacture of
bombs and several of the COM
pleted missiles were discovered.
Nitro glycerine and picric acid
were found in considerable guam
titles.
No decorating caps were on
the completed bombs.
The arrest was made by police
and members of the neutrality
squad, who took Kolb to detec-
tive headquarters Immediately to
be questioned.
At police headquarters IL was
said Kolb had confessed he and
his accomplice, who is now being
sought, intended to go to Wash
ington soon as possible to get
President Wilson,"
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EDITOR THE TINES:

EDITOR THE TIMES:
/ have been a steady reader OF
your valuable paper for six years.
l find your letter department very
interesting.
The letter from American Pol
ish Zbyszko" of Feb. 81. ] find
appalling, because 1t shows plain
ly the condition of life in German
Poland. Now / was born and raised
in Galioia, Austrian Poland, and
can tell the condition there. Ev-
erything is different there.
Galieia has autonomy and its
own Polish common and high
schools and colleges. and the cities
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-05
FIRE FUND IS
GOING LOWER

Holding their regular monthly
meeting Monday morning at the
city hall, members of the fire
mems pension board saw their
pension fund sink further and
further below zero. There was a
deficit Monday of $1,427. Pensions
have not been paid for more than
three months.
The board voted Monday to cut
off the pension of +. A. Morgan,
former fireman, unless he can
prove that he is still physically
disabled.
Police Chief Harry M. Smith
turned $1,296 into the police PEN
sion fund Monday, the result of
last weeks police dance. The fund
had deficit of $500, but is now
"above water" once more.
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A Socialists View
EDITOR THE TINES:

EDITOR THE TINES:
Help poor Belgium and starve
America. Ship loads of food go
ing out for charity, for the name
of some rich society women or
men to get their names in the
papers.
Why not leave the food here in
America, and help us or those
which ned 1t, so long as We have
hungry ones here.
Do the capitalists care who is
starving in U. s.? Do they care
how much wages they pay, If
enough or not? Who gets enough
when working for wages? Are
we going backwards or forward ?
Where are all the churches.
where is religion? Can they speak
or are they dumb, can't they hear
the cry of the fallen and starv-
ing?
Why do nations build military
barracks and churches, and moth
ing for the poor? There are thou
sands here without shelter, and
not all drunkards and buns, eth
er. How many are there that do
not work more than five or six
months in the year steady?
Where is Christianity and the
leaders of the churches? They
even preach war with a Bible in
one hand and gun in their other.
The day will come when the
people will wake up and vote the
right party which will lead the
world to civilization.
Colt punish the kings and kais-
ers and royalism. Save men like
Karl Liebknecht.
RUDOLF DAVIS.
2134 South G street.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-05
IS
GIVEN TRIP

The county commissioners voted
Monday to give permission to the
Tacoma Railway & Power Co. to
construct, maintain and operate a
transmission line to Sherlock.
The permission granted them
Monday allows the company to ex-
tend it's line to the Brown farm,
which will be electrified.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-05
M arShaII Is
lnaugurated
Tnitcd Press Leased wire.,

FsNS "hSsp
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March
5.-Vice President Marshall took
the oath of office for his second
term at 1904 today---four min
utes behind schedule time.
Standing beside his usual seat
on the senate rostrum, the vice
president heard the oath admin
istered by Senator Salisbury,
president pro tempore of the SEN
ate.
Vice President Marshall as
sumed his chair after vacation
since noon yesterday. when his
first term ended, with Speaker
Clark of the house beside him.
Then he launched into his inau-
gural address, one of the shortest
en- record
The address concluded, the
vice PRECEDENT administered - the
oath to ffteen new senators, and
sixteen wnators who were re-
elected.
Sena 4r elect Hiram johnson
of Caliofnia, easily the star OF
the ining senatorial delega-
Ition, a not appear.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-05

day, the wheel company gave fig
ures showing that its last taxes
were $5,251, and its February
payroll $11,867. II announced
that the Tacoma business could
easily be handled in the Griffin's
California plant, and that Seattle
also had offered a free site for
the plant.
In refusing to listen to the ne.
tition of the Griffin company
Commissioner Gronen told the
council that the concern had re.
Gently refused to buy municipal
electricity from Tacoma, at the
same rate furnished by Stone.
Webster, and there was no rea.
son why the city should 90 out
OF Its way to set any new prece.
dents accommodating the plant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-05

Tacoma young women, this
ought to appeal to one of you.
II II does, l will furnish the
true name and address of the
writer on application. Or, IL
you prefer, I will forward
sealed letter of yours to him.
l must admit, In order to
be square with you all, that
i have a personal interest i'm
this matter, for I'm a note to
me Oklahoma Pete promises
that il l put him I'm touch
with the suitable young wom-
an, ~ will rccompense you
with the best hind quarter
of a two-year-Old steer"
And in these days Of the
II. c. of !. we newspaper men
cannot overlook such an in
ducement as that.-Editor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-05
Wants a Wife
EDITOR THE TIMES.

EDITOR THE TIMES:
A young, intelligent, healthy
man, pleasant and agreeable
whose lips have never touched
nor tongue has never tasted in
toxicating liquors, very comfort
ably situated in a quiet country
home, would like to hear from a
lady OF from 23 to 81 years of
age, who is teaching English or
American literature in an educa-
tional institution, with view to
marriage. Respectfully yours,
OKLAHOMA PETE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-05

Thrills come faster than in a
circus in "The Mystery of the
Boule Cabinet" Read it on page
Q.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-05

Burton e. Stevenson wrote the
Mystery of the Boulet Cabinet"
Turn to page 2.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-22
Hiids5iio ser DcMtlctcft
kcnsiitt Sigill Stcbcn!
GngIiidJe MiIitGrtritifer erflarea,
GentId)e iuerOen Sffentbe
ergreifca.

2onoon. %. @a6rS. Die Hid-
tp6rtsbepegling Der oeutltben Grup-
pen an Der Meitfront 1T ount Stebeu
getoHmen; frnto0iiide ltno britiide
Gruppen bnben jeBt falt nit 0tSiit.
oerlburg- StelLung@ fSiibluHg genout-
men. MoiIenf1nlpfe iteben lett,
nod glnitdt bieliger WlilitGrfritifer,
beOor. @s miro dngenonmerL oab
Die 9eutiden bic Sffeniibe ergreifelt
meroen. $oaGnoii9en Depeifen Sll.
folge miro Der 0eitihe 2(ngriff am
5. glpriL erfoleen. (Ob SinOenburg
ben Wlinbeers Dieies nobI inter Dem
Siegel Der 9eri6miegenbeit niitge.
teilt bot2 CT tit bod ionit aidt 10
9Sorig, %. W1ar8. - 9ffi8ieIl
miro getneIOet: Sros bortnGdieen
8ioeritanOes Der 9entibcn bobeu
Die Jran5oIen geitern itor0lidb bon
8erorn tpeitere 9rti6aftet beiest.
5ranaoiiihe 9rlppen baben nor0lih
bon 9errD au Sac rtebrere 0eutide
G6nnagrdben iiberfal[en unb meb-
rere @efangene gelnamt. Deuti6e
glngriffe IN ben g(rgonnen lpuroeil
abgeI6lagerl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-22
Pcbct Ccbft Ic6t
sic SelSarbcitcrl

Berlin, %. Mars. iiber 2ouoon.
lin at Derbiiten, Dab Der 3ng Der
SSeIoarbeiter naf ben @roBltaoten,
mo- linen in Den Munitionsfahrifen
bober 2obn be8obIt miro, iiberbano
iiia1llt, bat ser 9ircftor sur Beidof-
fli1g BON 9orraten, General @roe-
ner, in ollen 2nn0oiItriften folgenOe
Iroflan1otion erlaIien: D2on0Ipirt-
IdlaftIihe gLrbeit 1T eifc patrtotiidje
SiIfeleiittng. llniere 8riioer on ben
sSronten ull0 IN ben Wlnnitionsfnbri-
fen berInlien iidj oitf Giidl. 5eto
ftol8 oorduf. Gerienige, tpelder oen
Bflue iteben I1Bt ltii0 iinh ser StaOt
elf. nrtr I'M eit poor 9sfenriige niebr
per0iencn 5n founen, lit ein 9eier-
teur. Sditet ioIAe Sdtpddlinge
ourd @ort uno Eat Suriid.
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1tntcrifiikMit0 Ser
nctlciScnSctt JMCcn!
Bis snm 1. SSnni mitiIen HnbeSingt
$10,000,000 fiir oieien 3nef
Giifgebfadlt iuerben.

9eip gorf, %. Wa1rs. Seurp
@lorgentbnu bonn anterifoniib.iiioi.
ihen SiIfsfonlitee, berfiinoete ge.
itern, boB bis 3ltn 1. SUM- S10,-
000,0 900 orfgebradt .iueroen ntiibten,
nm Die in Ser 0Itli9en ariegs5one
lpoDnen0en 6rei DfiIltonen sSu0en
bonl Srtngertooe 5u erretten. SSit
dllen @roBIt1oten Der berI6Ieoenerl
Staoten iollen MqilenberIanmlun.
gen obgebolten tperoen, nno prortt.
nente Suoet tperoen Dos 9anSe 2ano
bereiien, I'M in oteien 8erinnrnluu.
gen 5u ipreden.
8a8 Staatgarnt ion 6ie 8eriife-
rltng gegeben bn6en, baf, fal[s es 3u
einem ariege NIT ben 9entralmdd)-
ten fornmeu ionte, Die amerifanii6en
0iplomotiiden 9ertreter In neutro-
len 21noern ununterbroden Oas
@erf Ser llnterItiisl1ng jii0iider
gti6tfampfer fortfiibren tpiiroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-22
StaitSSitic6c Ntoriffe
tucrHeit abocid,l
Scatifc bOIeu in sSliesertGtnpfert
Orei feinOlidle gleroplanc
bera6.

Berlin, %. @ldra. (SSltnfenbe-
ri9t.) sSn oein 8u beiOeil Seiten Der
somne uno Der Die gelegenen 9i-
itritt FAM es 6u lebbaften gtad6at-
tdmpfen, in tuel9en mir Sieger
blieben, neIoete beltte 0ns oeiti9e
ariegsorut. sSSn Der 9t1be bon gbi.
bies nno NiiIiD, nm 9aorDufer Der
gusne, ipuroen fron8oIii1e ongret-
fenoe 8otaiaone attriidgeiporfeu. Muf
Dem Iinfen ltfer Der Maag Iebten
fron3oiii6e Sturntfolonnen gum 2[tl-
griff an, tpur0en jeopG burd iinier
Geller berbinOert, iid) 81 eutiptdeln.
3piiAen Gems itao gtrros fam e.
nndOen feinOlide artiIlerie i1itiere
SteIIungen inter 6euer geuonneu
batte, gu bitigen Sufditteriegefedte
9ret feinoliae aeropIone ipnroen
bon ltrs abgeidoiIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-22

@aIbingtort, %. UeGra. - 2eiite
uno iulner neBr 2eutel SIT Der &uf,
Der beute an Die Station ergebt.
Gie Morine min 1ie lttt0 Elm glufrltf
miro erloiien iper0en unt alt6 oerl
2anobcer sSreilpilige 3lidilfilbretl.
n3iebt" lesteres nidt, Dnnn fam
man Iid) 1uf Die ginfiibrllng 0eS
8ipangbienites aefdBt maiden. 9ie
Mobiliiierling Der Morine miro init
Der gr0Bten Snlt betrieben, pGbrenO
oas ariegsoepartenlertt nuf 8efeble
oes GonqreIIeg harrt, bereit, Die.
ieIbe1 prompt oitsaufiibren. Die
2onoesberteioigungs s-&omntiiitctt 1T
riibrig on Der 9lrbeit.
Ole Mori1te miro bic Satiptnrbeit
oes Rrieges tun n1iiiiefl. @enrl aud
obne 8peifel ein groBes Seer auf-
aeItellt tperoen miro, 10 bebauptetI
oenno9 bobe 0ailitdrs. Dab Oas
2on0beer ttiht au 0em iiberieeii6en
3ienit Derlpenoet neroen iol[.
3ie Mnrinebeboroen berdnlaifen
Sic aottroftoren ihre 8egierungs-
aliftrGge NIT Der gr6Bten Sdnelig-
felt ougatfiibren;. Die 9Lngebote altnt
gou bon gorpeOobootjdeern iperOen
n1hlten Sonlstna erDffiiet per0en.
Ser 8ou bon Snu9bootidgern III
bereits in g[ngriff genornnten fDor-
ben.
Gem 6lualueien miro beiotOere
Mufnterfidulfeit oeidetlft lperoen.
@s beiBt, 6aB Die onlerifaniibe Wta-
rine bein g(ltsbru9 Oes Rrieges nitr
in nnlerifoniiden @eipaiiern Der
ipenoung finoen miro.
8rdiioent @ilion bot Ole 9lus-
arbeitlrng ieiner Aotid)oft OH ben
&onareB, Der an 2. glpril IN Som
oeritsling 5uIuntnentritt, in 9[ngriff
genonlmen. g8os imnler er aud tlttl
mag Sotiode lit, OaB er ben Son.
greB binter iitb bat. Inter ben.
jenigem Die itb Dem 8rditoerten 1tts
aeIhloIIen haben, befinoen fid) audi
luebrere MitaLie6er iener 1fleinen
@rnppe eigeniinniger Waarner" bic
BON Dem Br1ii0enten beihul0igt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-22
BcMaltN tuirN ketnc
beitii@ten Gnterik.
S3iffc sitlaiicn!

2onSon, %. @adr5. - Cine gfeu.
teroepeide aus g[mlterOnm beri6tet:
Gs beiBt Bier. oie boIldnbii9e Regie.
rung babe berlaliten lniien, oaf iie
nidt niIlens iit beltiidten omeritoni.
i1en SanoelsOompfern Die @infobrt
III bollGnoiide 91fen Su geItotten.
@ie berl1utet, min Die engIilbe He.
gierltng oarauf oringen. ooB aur
gertetOigtrng beitiidten SonOelsbdm-
pier Die grlaubnis aetp1brt niro,
Die SGfen Der gsieoerIonoe ar s,oil.
fen. (9lmerifanffde Sdiffe iolIen
ie0od gum angriff beitiidt peroen.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-22
11illa bcridltet
eincit itemen Sieo!

81 9aic, Ger. %. aQdr5. Gie
bieiige merifnniithe 3eitung Sos
Suscos9 beridtet, oaB ein gote
@iIlos, ser qeIteru oiis Deiien @oupt.
quarter IN Santa 9icialio eingetrofs
len lit, Die geddridDt bon einem
neuen Siege @iaas iiber Die Reqie.
rlinggtrrppen nberbraht Bat. 7a-
nadD lit es 8illu nod einem bIntigen
sFuulpie aelnugen, c5cneraL @lurgios
ereitfrdite bonn gnGunba 9nB. eis
neIn iuidltiges eilenbabnpnnft. efpa
40 gleilen iii0liH non Der Staot
GbiHnablin, NIT groben gerluIten an
bertreibeu. Con sen &caicrunas.
trnppea. meIdje rtlpo 1000 9tnira
adhltru. ipIlen unoeiobr 800 Scr.
munoete nod Der Stnot Gsihuuhuo
cebrpglt merDen Ieill
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GnglanS uerRcintIit1t
Gaiic6bcctsl, ,crluite!
@eitebt fiir bic Dersaneene 8Odc
nar 45 yerientnngcn Elm.

2onoon, 90. Mdr5. - 9ie enpli.
ide 9lOnliraIitdt gibt offi8ieI( be.
fnnnt, DAB in Der am 1S. WtGr0 Ell.
6enoen @ohe 16 englii1e 9antpfer
bon einem @eDalt bpn ie iiber 1900
Sonnen lnO aGt bon unter Oieiem
Gonneneebalt bon oeuti1en S1iif).
booten berienft poroen iino. Bon
britiihen 5iiber0nmpfern unO &c.
gelldiffeu tpuroen i1sgeinntt 81 In
Die Iiefe beforoert. Gin engliider
SnnoeIsoampfer tpur6e erfolglos
ton ei1ern Gaudboot angeariifen
itnO fonrite enhpii6en. (Gie britt.
i6e 9lomiralitdt lit jeoenfaas bic
meilte 8eit blin0 getpeien uno bat
oaber Die iibrigen @erienfrngen nidjt
benerft. Sic loIlte einmaL Die Oeut.
fden 2ilten Itu6ieren.)
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1900, 900 Deiititte in
sen Der. Staten!

@ai6ington, %. I21r8. 2ont
grfunoigungetL 0ie bon Der ltniteO
Greb tn Dem Sdnoelsoepartepfent
einge3oger puroen, gibt es in ben
Ser. Stooten ettua 100000 9eut.
iae. 8abon tparen in DeutidlonO
qeboren 2,50t,1S2: bon oentiden
Gltern in g[merttd geboren iDoren
3,911,857; in 9lmerifa geborer, be-
rem gater ODER Wtutter oeilti9 ma
rem / .S69,590. Bon ben in 3elttif-
Lamb aeborenen tparen 1,278,567
ntannlihett @eidledjts 81 Sabre lno
ooriiber alt. gon 0ieien butten $780,
007 lire alueiten 9iireerpapiere
bcrausqenonlmrn; 92,030 bdtten ii.
re glblift erfl1rt, 9itrger 5li luer-
ben, uno t27103 tpnren giidtbiir-
ger. Bon ben iibrigen 170,527
bernlo1te moit nidt feIt5uItellen, Of
iie 9iirger iD1ret ODER nid)t
Set Dem Abbrudb Der 0ipLoulati.
iden ge5ieblingen 5piihen 0en Seer,
s5toaten itno 0eutlblano lit Die 3nbL
Der Gelltiden ittdnnliheu @eihlehts
III Sen Ser. Stnateu erbebIid ber-
nltnoert iuor0en, 0enn bieIe 0obntt,
Slnueiit geoiente Soloaten, baben iid)
no1 Merifo begeben. Der gtits5lig
oieier 0elitideIt Heierpiiten ifnd Be
rifo 1T eiir pipeieittliHer llnltan0e
nit bent Die Ser. 5tanfeH I'm sSalle|
pines arieaes nit 9eutid1Iono 5uI
rednen boben iuerocn. 60 tperig-|
items miro I'M 0anoels0epnrtcineilt|
bebauptet.
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Amcrita riiitst
fit 6cll Grifg!
Die artespcrteiciainosstsc stscmmillictt fleibtg aN
Ser Nrbeit; ,ltcbiliiiermis0 Der Slctfe
nit BaIt bctricbeft.
1pillon an Ser alnsarbeitllne icittcf BotIdla

tuuroen, Die Ser. Staafeii nodl \
BEN BIN IN eia .5erd6tIi@eS9 2l
geIteL[t 5li baben.
2InldBli9 Der gegenipartdgetI y
Der 4ifqc aIallbt nlall 0dB
Organization Oes ueiteil aqn8tgiI
iih ldnelI boaSieben lpir0l bic Gil
rer oes aongreiies nlo6eH jiGb l13l
Dor Denl 2. gLpril olif BIZ Graallli
tion geeiltigt bnbell. n
Ser Nrdii0ert lam feline M
i1nft oen1 &ongrgb iiberuaillgln \
1ih Dns- &uus nreaniiirpt h0t, 81 {
fam ie0o9 bor Der GranniIntlon
ne gmpfeblitugen oes asrdIioeilfeis
roten.
Meoierungsfreiie beIm0Isi0ei
iti8tDii6en init illternationalea
eigHiIien, belonoers init ioldas.
GelttIcbIoitD. sSm sSnneren Des
lhen Hei1eS IoIetl @epolten 4 IL I
brohen iein Cbat fit6 beiltidallI !
pelhen niis Ddnanlarf 8lifoIa4s
2iige beralisgelteIIt) nudj ialSS
Die 0eiitl1e 9fegierittig init 0el n
lifjt tragen, ben gEIIiie1fen f
sSrieoengporidIdge iii nlndef. l;
Der oeittihen gfegierilfia gdflh,
eirlD gLud IN ilelttraIen Qdn0f1l!
iih Der 9raug nah 8rie0en
@emn man olifb 0ie Atjua
bat. 0oB Der 9eitritt bet Ser 9
ten iii ben ariea 1ie 3auer
ielben peiefltIiH berfHr6ell mag,
glaubt man 0enroN ii Megiefll|
freilen, oa6 Der erIte Gdjril 1
@eritelIung hes syrie0eils ilfd|t i
syuIt oetan iuerDen ipir0.
Sect, 01B Die Scr. inatel1
9faltbe oeS 9usbrNaEs bon isin
Iigfeiten 1egeu GeutIlgssttss sAsl' ]
miro ben Greianiiien III gfuBla|
bier bic gr0Bte Mufularfidnifeit 1
id)erft. Der 8efebI, oen 8arqll
Derhoften, Dat bier beunrllbigi s
nene rnfiiihe gegieritng abeE lpf
BON oeft Ser. Staaten nlieffall
neroen, ioboIo iiG beraits geItqlIf bs
oaB iie onf eeilinoer Bats erril
tet ipor0en IL.
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Bot Sen 1l1ilt, oe0cn Sen
Strci1t 81 icbiuimtltcr!
&pugrcfmauu gOigt bun @istOnfin
lGkt id BON 9ebereien nidlt
bceinflniien.

Sbebopgau, g9is., %. gaGrs. =
Der neuerpdblte @eprGielltant 60.
marc 8oigt iagte geitern ais er 90.
bon in 9enntnis geiest ipurOe, oab
Der 8r1iibettt cine grtrolisung SeS
aonereiieS atf ben 2. Qpril bereits
eitberufen bat, er mer0e tuabrifeir.
lid nit DGein~ 0ogegen ItimmeL
boB Der aongreB Die grtl1rltng ab-
9eben iole, 0aB bereits elm ariegs.
6uitun6 nit 9erti9lano beItebt.
Serr goigt bebauptete, 0oB mr. bns
aopital Die 8piItigfeiten un6 i6ipie-
rtee Gage nit 8eltidton0 berbeise.
fiibrt babe.
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9nritiae Sinbrrdlcr.

SaIt 9afe git1 lltnb. %. Wldr5.
gleun @riheniteller urn 3nei
&aggoninipcftoren Der zenDer &
mo BrdnOe 9abH iino iDegen ge.
lpo6HbeitsnldBIgeu @Iiin0erns bon
@iiterwag9ons IN SAT- aenonunen
iuoraen. Cine ihrer .SDeIoentoten
wor einen init @bistep beIaOenen
gsaggon nit einelg oa0eren 5liiaut.
meuprdaen Su IaTeu ipoaB 0crIclbr
belddoiet iuiiroeI 10 onb Iie ee
6puuaeii waren ble eieaeI slr ellt.
ieruen nacr al bcimaoiaeh. Cam
itahIen lie rel ocn 5eicrlDoiler,
iopiel tic Anr oailten.
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Bahittclc
fcrNcrit iitcbr rcblt!

ct. eoujs, DO. %. @adr,
WiitgIieOer Oes Sroens ~ @abus
telegrapbiiten, melbe ilber o6t
Shnoen tdsIidl Su orbeiteH ep5lplul-
gen pareu, bnben eeuaii ulifgeitrie-
ben. iuiepiel lleber5eif iie felt Dem
1. Sanunr gearbeitet baben, un1
meroeu oiele 2ilte Der unter oeA
sloauiioniden @ciet 81 ernemen
8un0esbeb0roe einreihcn. Vile
fiiilitigei aontraftc loIlen
@runo 0es o6iecn @eIeees
idloiIeu perocn. Die gahz
philten bebnnpten. oob
@nrteilen nn0 9citiinl
l5eicees beredtiat Iiuo
iadlldl in oem 3uebel
siap.
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1srankcitpflc pflc0crinnen
fir Ole 13umScsflcttc!

g8aibington. %. @adrs. = Den
Glotten,g giefrttierltugsoffidiereu uu0
Den Gommanoanten Der sSlottenoi.
itrifte inl0 bonn 5lottenau1t gefebIe
5ugegongen, als IeiL Der 6lotten-
reierpe 6rauen fir Sranfenpilege IN
Griegs3eiten ol3umcrbeit.
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1srice ftbeiat
iiltailsblcibli !!

gsoIbineton, %. @adr5 9asI
StaotsOeporfetnent bat flor unO
oeatlid 5u peritehen eegebeu onBI
I'M Gol(e eires &rieges ein 3uian1.
mqnlptrfen nit oen Aaiierteu ltner-
ldBlid lit. 9eotnte M Staatsoe-
partement erfIdren, bob Elm arieg
unnbpen6bar erldeiiit.
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Pcheitscllerlss
lic0er s,crtsli
sSrins syriebrid aarl uDn EfgitEfsls
ein 9IcrppIaufIieoer, lit ntAjt
silriifsefebrt

Berlin, %. @ldr8 snifenheridIE
Gos ariegsalnt neIbet:: @in bos
benz 9rinoen S5rieoridj @orI hosl
HreuBen geleiteter g(erobIan Tt polt
eineHn Streif5ug III feiaoiApa @
biet Stuiidlen gIrrns uil0 Meroulla
niht iuieDer 5ltriidgetebrt