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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-01

BLOW Long Expected by United States
Although the contents of the note
fell with stunning force on all Off
Gals here there could he noted in the
attitude of all the high officials Of the
State Department resigned apathy.
The note seemed TO fulfil a certain
expectation. 1t was something they
had hoped against hope would not
happen. But now it had happened.
Germany at last had made formal
declaration that from now on the
wishes and feelings of the United
States would not be respected or con-
sidere.l. At least there could be an
end of dreaming. AS for action, that
must be considered slowly and with
extreme care.
The President conducted all of his
interviews with his assistants over
the telephone tonight. All was quiet
IN the State Department and in the
White House offices. At the Navy
Department not a creature was STIR
ring. The Secretary of the Navy had
not heard of the German note until
long after dinner, when q newspaper
man called him up.
Wilson Holding the Bag
Expected as it was the German
note comes hard TO Mr.. Wilson and
his supporters. To use a slang phrase,
repeated several times tonight in
diplomatic circles which are up to
date on Americanisras, Mr.. Wilson,
~-Ssfar- IS the peace maneuvres are
concerned, is left in the position Of
one holding the bag"
The happenings since Bethmann-
Hollweg made his speech to the
Reichstag on December II, followed
by the German note suggesting a
conference, Mr.. Wilson's immediate
reinforcement of that in asking for
a statement of terms, the Allies re-
lection of the German offer and their
concrete statement of the terms on
which they would make peace, and
finally Mr.. Wilson's address to the
Senate-all of this appears to have
been used as. a background for the
German note of to-day.
The determination to renew ruth
less submarine warfare, the policy of
frightfulness carried to its limit, was
taken Immediately after the reply of
the Allies to the first peace note of
President Wilson.
The declaration to-day Of block
ade comes in the reply to the Presi-
dents address to the Senate because
that made a convenient excuse. If
it had not been for the Presidents
note and the reply of the Allies this
latest declaration of frightfulness
might have been delayed for time,
but not for long.
Tried to Avert Crisis
The President surely knew the
danger when he sent his first peace
note. The danger had been fore
seen in Washington two months
back. Dispatches to The Tribune
from here and from London had
made it clear. All the world was in
formed of it when Mr.. Secretary
Lansing made his now famous verge
Of war" explanation, which is now
50 completely borne out.
The message to @the Senate last
week, considered apart from its dec
laration Of sound but abstract prin-
ciple and only as an additional move
in the peace maneuvres, appears to
have been the last desperate step to
avert crisis by aiding the peace
drive.
Its substance was more pleasing to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-01
BRITAIN is READY
FOR NEW SEA WAR

Continued from page 1
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Congress was represented as opposed
to war.
Germany, according TO information
received here, realizes that her action
may result in break of relations, but
Berlin officials are prepared for the
rupture. Tonight they were repre-
sented as feeling thst the only other
steps open TO the United States are the
calling of conference OF neutral ma
tons TO end the blockade, or the taking
Of some step which speedily would re
suit in peace.
Tirpitz Not In on Move
Information received from the same
source is that Admiral Won Tirpitz, or
his followers, had absolutely nothing TO
do with the new policy. On the contrary
it was said tonight that Won Tirpitz
was not, as has heretofore been sup
posed, removed from power because he
advocated ruthless submarine warfare.
The fact, according to this information.
was that he was deposed because he did
not effectively carry out the campaign
he inaugurated.
IL is believed here that the policy
was decided upon at a recent confer
ence at the headquarters of tho Ger
man General Staff, and that Field Mar
shall Won Hindenburg played most
important part in its formulation.
IL is expected that Austria Hungary
will take action similar to that Of Ger
many with regard to the operations OF
its submarines in the Mediterranean.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-22
TO DRILL GUARDS
Captain Huston Would Have
Soldiers Train New Army.
He Says Baseball Wants To Be
Patriotic Leader.

New York, June 22.-Declaring ball
players of the American league have
been drilled to a point where they are
now able to drill others, Capt. T. L.
Huston, president of the New York
American league club. suggested to-
day that the fans should be given the
opportunity to form companies under
the direction of the players.
Il suggest that each club form a
company of $50 fans" wrote this
energetic father of the idea which
started real soldering in the Ameri-
can league. Make them members of
the home guard and let the ball play
ers drill them daily, giving annual
passes to all those who attend regular
ly"
Sitting on a camp stool, with an
other camp stool forming his writing
desk, he wrote his statement some
where near Detroit" in the camp of
the Sixth engineers, a unit he helped
to organize for the army.
Stimulated Patriotism.
Baseball is recognized as the ma
tional game" he declared. "Profes-
sional baseball-which is the game in
its highest perfection-derives it's be-
ing from the civic pride, which is a
full brother of patriotism.
Il think the American league has
stimulated patriotism by its drilling of
players The theory we held that the
youths of the land would be inspired is
being fulfilled. We found the players
liked the drill and were greatly bene-
fitted by it.
In addition to drilling the Yam
KEGS and Browns, we donated a large
sum to the use of the first reserve
regiment of engineers, which was
formed in New York.
THE eight clubs of the American
league have purchased together $780,
900 in liberty bonds.
These three incidents show the
patriotism of baseball. I would like
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-22
A TALE OF TWO CITIES

The film is better than one would
expect; the story is better one than
any author choosing the same general
theme has been able to write since
Charles Dickens dipped his quill for
the last time and wrote fins to his
manuscript of "A Tale of Two Cities"
The Fox production appearing at the
Novelty is a better adaptation of the
English authors masterpiece than any
other producer has succeeded in Civ
ing the public.
To those who love the old masters
and prefer them to modern fiction, "A
Tale of Two Cities" is known. The
story needs no introduction. Once
read, it can never be forgotten.
Persons who believe that modern
strife is more terrible than that in
medieval times should see this pic
ture dealing with the love of two men
for woman during the French revo-
luton. Dickens, at the time he fin
ished his book dealing with the fate
full epoch, at first considered his work
scarcely worth printing. He wrote
better than he knew. The Fox film
follows the story closely. William
Farnum plays the double role and
accomplishes it without friction.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-22
~ Up to the Minute
~ SPORTING NEWS
II FROM EVERYWHERE.
BY"CLUG-

to see the patriotism go farther and
help the country train its new army.
Home guards are being formed thru
out the country. They are composed
of mature men from all walks. Base
ball car help by giving the time of
its players to the drilling of these
men.
TiOre Sunday Baseball.
81 also want to advocate more Sun
day baseball in New York, with the
proceeds for war relief.
Battles are fought on Sunday;
forced marches are made on Sunday;
men will bleed and die for their
country on Sunday; they will stand
waist deep in the mud and slime on
Sunday; the chaplains and sisters OF
mercy will go about their business as
usual on Sunday.
''Why should the antiquated blue
laws of New York prevent the people
from enjoying baseball on Sunday and
doing something to elevate the suffer
ings of the boys in Europe?"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-22
SPORT WILL BE
FOUND on OTHER PAGES
GOING TO TRY CAR?
British Labor Delegates Allege Depos-
ed Ruler in Separate Peace Pact.

London, June 22.-Nicholas Roman
off, former car of Russia, is to be
placed on trial, according to two Ia
borite members of parliament. return
ed from Petrograd today. They were
William James Thorne and James
O'Grady.
Minister of War Kerensky was quot
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-22

ed by them asserting that papers had
been found proving that the former
car and a number of other officials,
planned a separate peace. A number
of members of the court party must
also stand trial, it was said. for their
efforts to deliver Russia into Ger
many's hands.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland Cat Chicago. 1 o
Chicago ................O 3 .
Bagby and O'Neill; Cicotte and Schalk.
Philadelphia Cat Washington .....3 0
Washington Observation-Disclosures. S .
Bush and Meyer; Dumont, Ayers and
Henry.
st. Louis Cat Detroit) .4 II .
Sothoron, Davenport, Knoob, Hamilton
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-22
BASEBALL TODAY.

National League.
Chicago at Pittsburg. clear, 8 80 p. m.
Cincinnati at st. Louis, clear, 30 p. m.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia, clear, 3 30 p m.
New York at Boston, clear, p. m
American League.
Cleveland al Chicago. clear, p. m.
Philadelphia at Washington, clear, $50
y. M .,-
p. m.
Boston at New York. clear, 3 80 p. m.
American Association.
Columbus at Kansas City, cloudy. p. m.
Toledo at Minneapolis, cloudy. p. m.
Indianapolis at st. Paul, cloudy, p. m
Louisville at Milwaukee, clear, ) p. m.
Western League.
No games scheduled for today.
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St Joseph .,-...--...-.-... ;.-.-.-0 6 3
Halla and Rokrer; Graham, Powell,
Wright and Moore.
Des Moines Cat Joplin ...........4 10 2
Berger and Breen; Hall and Collins.
Second game
Des Moines ........5 Z 2
G. innings)
Kallio and Spahr; Mapel, Sanders and
Collins.
Sioux City Cat Denver) ......6 G O.
Denver .-.-.-.---.-.-...5 IL 5
90 inningSO
Casper and Crosby; Nabors, Dale and
SheStak.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York Cat Boston, ....4 10 o
Boston - d
Tesreau and Rariden; Ragan, Allen and
Chicag Cat Pittsburgh ..........12 16 1
i Hendrix, seaton and Elliott; Miller,
Grimes and w. Wagner.
BROOKLYN cat Phila-) -....-.........4 10
Philadelphia .-.-2 1
Marquard and Miller; Alexander and
Killifer.
Cincinnati Eat st. Louis) ......7 10 /
st: Louis ....:.1 l
Toney and Wingo; Watson, Packard,
Murchison and Snyder.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus Cat X. C)................4 10 0
Nd Garter and and Dilhoefer McQailian, C2al-
mers and Berry.
Toledo Cat Mimi Observation-Disclosures. . 13 1
Minneapolis
Heating and Sweeney; Humphrey and
Owens.
indianapolis Cat St. Paul. .........12 II 1
st; Paul ....-...c....:....;; Q
Dawson and Gossett; Hagerman and
Glenn.
Louisville Cat Milwaukee, .....3 3 2
MILWAUKEE, L D
Main and Clemens; Goodwin and De-
Berry.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-10
Gin groker SelS5itg gegen
Satba9
Wirn BON ben Stalienern init urters
Fisung Der MItfrteu
geplant.

8ofbtngton 9. Ottp6er. -
4us off3ielen Sepeider, bic tDGAs
renb bes 9ages Dem Staat5bepdrte'
ment sugegqngen fnb, gebt bernor,
tab bic Sefterrei6er grObe SruppeHs
maTen an tbrer Iibli9en 9ren5e toHs
3entrirsn, nm sinen aberutaligen gro'
zen Gngriff Der staIiener auf Oem
8atnIi35asPlateau begegnsn gu tOn'
nen.
Die italienifhe GegierrTg iptrb Der
Der Gqiirten, bic bemudaIt
in paris 5ufummertritt, eineu Detaila
lirten plan fiir eine srpbc &ugne
eeaen 2aiba9 urlterbreiteH, pelbe
StGbt man fir ben S8liiFel fir bic
riterret8iI9en @ert9eibigunssltnien
IN arootion unb Serbten bdlt.
Ienn bic gGtirteu ben Plan guta
feiBen uno tpilens Tinb, Stalien nit
SeOblen, Sta6l, MunttipR uuO Sc
ftiiben gu berIebeu, bic fir bic Gus'
fiFbrung oes 9laneS n6tbtg iinb, banu
trirb bic tt0lieniife Hesterlne be
n5fbiaeu Sruppen lieferu.
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I9rieben benS6reden, ben fie enpfdr'
ben, als i9r &inb erOrofelt auf9efan'
ben Durbe. Die @usfdgen bes G9es
puares na6nlen ben sun5sa Gag in
4nfpru9 unb Der Gatte befunb ii9
nod auf benz 3eugenftanb, ais 8ertas
sung Der geri4tsiisuns Bis ghthDo4
eintrdt.
Watelin gab Guf bem 3eugenitane
genau an, no er an Sage Der grmor'
bung bes &inbss ii9 befunb uno :pas
er gedrbeitet babe. 2lls basiel6e BON
Der G6uIe nidt na5 Sdaie tam, bate
er fi9 in bas 9eim Tetner So9ter be-
gs6en unb iis aufgdOrbert, nit i'm
bus Rinb gu fu9en. sic feisn ous
fammen 5u ter 2ebrertn aegdnger, bic
aber alber Stanbe mar, Qustunft su
seben. Damn babe er bic poIi5ei ron
benz @sri9pinben bes stinbes in
&mntnib sefebt unb babe bic G1lds
bon Reiem begonnen. 3ulsbt lei er
audi na9 BEN nobegelegenen 8albe
gegdngen, mo &c fetnes atrbss 2si9s
gefunben babe.
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9rei interntrte 2lmsldmSer,
BeI9e nit 5tpei ueitersn aus Dem
Sort McSntoib eutfloben, IN
Weyito feitsenOmmeu.
Der Sierts srtront uHb Der FINITE uirb
permtbi.

2aubO, seras, 9. Gtt. - Nm
Disnftaa puroe betannt, odB fiinf
feinbli6e 2lusldnOer, Dter Geiterrets
der hno Gin 0eutiaer, an Sona:a9
am fraben MsOrseH aus Oeln AaGts
bauie i'm Sort UtcSntOib, ND iie iet
bem 15. 4uguit 1915 tHternirt pareI
enttamen. IS Durbe feitgeltell, OaB
iie sinen gta4f9liiiiel beuuBten. Sine
unteriu9u1g 1T eingeIeitet.
Die 2ei6e erles Der gefIo9ensu Ce'
fdnsensn, Sans Sr0bli4, puroe am
Stenitag gtprgen in gtio 9rGHoe ger
funben, pdbrenb brei peitere Der
Wtdnner auf Der meTitaniI4eu Ssite
gefangen geuoHtuen Duroen. Der
finite rIb mod beruibt, aber man
gIau6t, baB er BEL bem 8eriu9e. ben
Gngei4tDolIenen 5IuB 81 bur4i4ntul,
men, ertrant.
gs Derldutet, bab bic brei UtGnrsr
fettgenpmmen tpuroen, nd5oem II:
Snformattpn eingeIuufen mat, bdb iJdl
uuf Der meritaniiaen Sefie brei gtdns
ner beTtuben, pon benen mat glaubt,
boB fie Spipne unb &ompIiaen oss
Rdpttdus S6ueiber non Der beutiheu
Mdrtns fsieu. tpel4er friibsr in SGu
Grancisco berbdftet tporben mar.
Die 8efdngereH paren felt ibrer
SntsrTtrung f6drF betpuat luorOen.
uub ss lit elm Rdthel, uuf fpeldg
@eife iie IN ben geib Dss gab1dlif'
fels gelangt Ddren.
,Sm 2oufe oes Sdges tpurbe aud BIZ
Qei6e bes 3peiten Munnes gefunoen,
Der beim SurhYbpimmeu bes tart
anssf9npnener Rio Granbe ertrunIen
it. gs mar Sieieuige bes RapHrIRb
Seiriicb.
2ie 9ret, bic erfolsrei6 ben GluB
burbI9nummelt unb bic Tth iebt In
Ruebo 2orebo, Mer., bsfin6en iclIst,
finb Gdborbt SslbeI. !oerudHn Gbrs
Mid uub SarI Seibert.
Sefbert 1T en- 0eutI9er "unb bic
nier unoeren. be am 10. 4ueuff Oers
bafttt puroen, TirO Oefterretder.
GGGf9Itd ou9etlGgt.
gbteago, Sn., 9. Sttpber. aurI
gtieser, elm gGder, Der tiir5lib Oer'
hoftti purbe, ptil sr gebrpbt bubeH
ioG IN bic Qlrmee eittreten uub bic
Sruprsn oersii;sn gu molten" purbe
ON SienItdg ron BEN gunbessaom'
mtiTGr pieber freiselnfen. Der Souls
miTGr ertIdrte. eub bic SeI4aIbigaRs
uSposr Jet
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Stmr ais beratbenbe aDr'
perf6aft
@trO bas graIirrinnr. .RarIament Der
proOiiorifden riiiiifen Sieais.
rung 5irr Seite itebaI.
Gieie wir6 6em FarI1ment nidt
bermrtiuoriIi4 iein.

ct. getersbnrg, 9. Stto6er.
Die prooiioriide Negierung Bat aib
oenifRinlih eincn bcaitGiIOigen Sieg
iiber 6as ron nem DelnottatiiteitGnn.
greg geldaffene &rdIinlirmrParla.
ment errlngen. Scrr 3ierctoQi, einer
Der ,Siitrer 6ea Rnrlnme1t5, infor-
mirte BEN Brenrier aerenstp, 6ab oas
Bnlament bic Sor6erling, 6aB bic
Reoierltng Der &orperidaft oerGrt.
ortIiA iein foIe, 5lirilfge5oaen ullo
oem Blame Der @egierlurg, bag Dos
Parlaulent ibr Iair nI5 beratben0er
&orper 5nr Seite ite5e, ougenontmen
babe. 9as EarLnulert fiibrt ben Of.
fi3ieQen 5iteI Der ternporGre &otG
Der rltiiiiten HcpiibIif~ lut6 piro
rmr iolunge IN Sitlmg iein, biz Die
Sionltitlttiolls. .YeridmEilung Slidn.
mentritt. es tpur6c osreiubari, ouB
Der Gat6 bag 9fetbt babe, Grageu 5u
ftcacn, a6er feine sSor0ernngen, liito
BAR es @eietesporidlIdge einbringen
iinS iiber InBregeIn beratben 6iirie,
tpclhe Inn BON Der gtesiering nurge.
Iegt lperoen.
Ssr Der erTten Gi5ura BEG Varln.
merits wiro @reirlier aerensfp nabr.
itsinli9 perionli6 bos neue Reggie.
rlingsprogrmrun borlegen. sluf Dor.
f&ag Der Hegierng Der0en aud,
t20 D1itpIIeber Der 9ourgtoiie Dem
g0rIa1nertt ongeboren.
greulier aerenstp tbellte am
9ienitaa ben WtitglIeoern bes neuen
sloalitions- -lPiuiiterilIrns lire grreD.
rnng mt. &errtsasloif. benz oas
Hdcrbdu WinlitsfiiIu an1eboter
tuorben rar, letilte Den Bciten o5, ca
gnrtei>S Snteriiieu ieiue san5e guf.
uterfiuHfett IN gniprli3 ne5uer
9ie Suionmenitelluna oes aoalt.
tiors. .1iniitertuns 1T ipie folgt:
9,renier, 81. j. &erelsfp; @tntiiter
ees aeilserr, 8. Ierestid)eufo; GIsini'
tier beS synnern giifitin; arbeits-
Rinifter, @sfobeIeff; @orrutbs. .ghn:.
tier, grotopo5itt; sSiiIarBmiuiiter,
Reinasfn: aultusrini'ier, Gcrta.
'6eft Winiitqr mir 2GiiSel unb Sltoil.
itrie, aoiioDaloif; Gtaats .SoatroI.
Ie,ir,, Snnrnoff; Saiti5urtniitec,
W1alnnnitopltit: MISUNDERSTANDING.
SaIagftn; grdil6ent ees SefonUn:l.
idlen aon,iIs, Sretpafoff: aricgsnH'
niIter, General gertboosfp; Warina.
Riniiter, slomirnL 2eroersfp. Sic
fonitthttioneaen 0etnofiotea ittn
btrd Stidfin imb Smprnoif tertre.
ten.
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Die gsrIGFe Der gritsn

psroeu feline aampogn: gegeu Rons
ftriptipn, Retrutiruug, ben @eriauf
BON Bombs o0er segsn Steuerer6ebuns
gen bul6en. 9lua iperben ptr ni6t
oulbsn, baB irssnb ettpas Der6Fferts
lidt ober oerbrsitst piro. mas Der
9riegfiibrung fhnben pber Sirters
nife berettsn ipiirbe, tpie audi unges
b6rtge qngriffe ouf unIere Miirtel1
uiht asbufbet perben.
!6err 8urleIpn fdgts nudb, baB bas
8srbnltsn Der In frenber Sprohe ges
brudten 3eitliugsn uaa ihren friiber
gebrohtsn Grtitelu beurtbeilt iperoen
piirbe uno ui6t no6 ben neuerbfugs
gum Gusorud oebrahten 4rfiften.
,,@ir ba6eu 9drbe bieIer 3eituugen
in 5Gnoen unb Of mir ibuen 9icens
len aetpdbreu, hGngt non itnIerer sSSHs
Ttettipn oiefer 8Gnhe ob4, Tnete err
TeutI6e 3eitureeu. bic riht lissnfirt
Iiub, tperosu oe5ipuuaeu fein enel1de
lle6eriesungen gu briugen.
6err 8urIefon ioete aud, bdb feis
ren fosiaIiftii6en Seitungen bic 9p'ts
tsf6rberuua osrtpsiaert fpsrben ipiiroe,
es Tei benu, oaB re oerrdtberiTae ober
oufriibrsr;'6e artifsf ertholfsn.
-Sbntio6e ober III, Figts er hiusu,
bag bic msiiisn fpsialtitifd,sn Set
tlassa inl4e eLr.sisl sutlaltp.s
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Cine ieniatiunelle Mutiin'
nisumg
gta9t ber aHtpaIt oss Soispb Wate'
lin'idea gbepaares BON Jse.roie,
Tlaf.. bas OsS ainSesmo1bes
angetIagt 1T.

Cambridge, Wlaf, 8. Stt. -
Der Re9tsbeiltGno bon Sofep6 uno
glnna 23atelin, pel3e in 8erbInounS
nit beul 5poe I4res ile6enldbr!gs1
2odter9ens bes Utoroes GngetlGst
Iine, nnb beren groseb an DisnltGg
beaann, ertIarte in elmer aaIpra4e an
bic 9ei9DoreEsn, oaB er sinsn 3eEgen
beibrinaen iperoe, Der ben glamen oes
Dlorbers nennsn uno beFen 9etsilnts
nib, pie Ct Das aino tootste. bstIEnt
gebsn meroe.
Dieie ertlGrung ipurbe a5gsg:btn,
nad,bem Der Rihisr ben 4ntrag Der
ysrt6eibigune, bic @ei9iuorensH ju
initruiren, bfe glngstIustsn frsi5uiprss
den, abeelebni ba;te.. rs pirb elm
Didnn ben 3sugsnitanb betretsn,
iagte Der qnpalt, .unb s55nen ben
Ramen zines anpsren Wlannss nenasu,
Der tbm betannt., niHt nur 2orsiia
yBatelin i'm gBaloe bel Ulelrois ges
i0btet nj baten, aIs iie fi9 dut Gem
gDeae aur SGuls befanb, lpnbern ur9
in Gbnpper unb SpIpote dbnli9e ger'
bre9sn 6ssanssn5u baben.'
Der einSige bstunnte fall eiu,s
Rinoesmorbss in Gbieopee mar 0erisa
nige, in pelfsm lrancis 9u4arme
I1ulbig befunben uub am IL. SsptsnD
Der binseridisi purbe,
gluf bsm 3eussuitaub itelltsn Wdts'
lin uub Isine Srau in 2fbrebe. ba5 IL
irasnofpie in bic Grmcrbuna beg Rim
res inpolpirt isisn. Beib, betbsusr'
ben ibrs 2ishs ~ ssui,Ibez xHe be-
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Ser Wttniiter bes MemRerm-
Bpm 2lrgentinien
GrtIGrte, bag bic 9e5ie3ansen gu
Seutf4tanb ni9t abgebro4su
iperben tpiiroeH,
So lange 9eutI4Lanb bic argentina
i9e SLaggs reipetttre.

guenOs Qires, 9. Oft. -
Giner @rtlaruHg bes geiniiters bas
4tuspdrtigeH aufOIgs beubli4tist be
drgentIniI9e fegsrung Ul4t, Dem
8eiIptel urusa1s 5u folgen anb bic
Se5Ie5unsen gu SeltI4Iauc ab5ubre@
9en. gr iaste, 2lrgentiuien babe iJ9
ni9t gu Reutraiitdt OerpiIs6tet, IS
Deriu9e aber, feline sisenen SntersTen
gu pabren. Die 8eaiebunSeu al
Oeuti4lanb tpiirben obsebrO9en pers
ben, falls seniisenoe 9rii;be 5afiir
etntreten fOlten; aber 10 Iange
OeutI9la1b bic argsntinti4e GIugge
uno Station reipetttre, iperoe pa9rs
i9einIia tetn gru9 erfolsen.
AuBerorbeHtIi4e lleberrdI4uns be-
rsttete in bieiigen politii9en &rsiien
cine Grtldrung, bic BON bem Wttnitcr
oes Geuberen DON uruguap ubgge6eH
Durbe, um ben &Ongreb bss 2anbes
5u nerunlofsn, bic 8e5iehungeu 81
Seutfhlanb ab5u6reaen- CT fagte:
ruruguan mub ols feine Ration
5Dii9en 5tpei groben Nationen na4
etnem Tiadts9 s9Iei9geipi1t iu4en, I'm
elmer m0sDiaen Segemonis Grgentiz
MEMS tpiberiteben gu t0unen, NIT ipeI1
dem 2uube mir nod INNER ni9t gss
regelte 6rusen gu sr0rteru tdben. Dies
fes Slei4setpityt &fte6t ourtn, 5Gb
mir BruiiIien uRo bic Staatell
unferer @erbinbrng nit ben srpbeH
Staatsn IN benz seseripdrtieen Eons
fIitte euetr suIummenbrinscn, 10 bag
EN- Gngriff auf llruguup unm6gIi4
eema9t tpirb.-
Sie ungeregeIten 5roeen SrpfTAeu
urugudn unb Qrgsuttnien be5iebsn ii9
ouf ben Ga pIata slug. argsntinien
erflGrt, bab Der TluB Tim seb0re,
iDdhreno llrugudp barauf beifebt, oab
bic SGlfte besielben fem Gtgent5um
fei. Der SSsput trrpotpirt bas Gigens
tbum auf bic tpidtise ssniel T1artin
@arcia .tDeI4s isst i'm geIibe Qrgsns
tIniens III.
Die gerlEfe Der gritsn.
9onbon, 9. Otto5er. Die gera
luite Der brttif9.n Qrmee In Der am
Sienibdg gu Gnbs seganseuen Wo9e
beIGufen ii9 off 1866 glarn, pie
am Sisnitag offbteu ansetiinbist
Dutbe. sic oeetbeilen ii5 pie foIgt:
SOot: 81 SfFisisre uub 1866 Ndnn;
OerlDunbet Ober OermiBt: S62 SffiSiers
urn 49, ,367 Tlmrn.