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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-26
AMERICAN BARBARITY
 STILL GOES ON
Springfield Republican, )

Two dead, a third thought fatally hurt, and II injured at an automobile race. was the record in Uniontown, Pa.' on Saturday. So another terrible cbapter is added to the record of an automobile racing Bull fighting, by comparison is child's play, being placed under the ban in Latin American coun- tries, while the United States permits a far more objectionable so-called sport" to continue it's toll of human lives.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-26
AUTO PLUNGES
 THROUGH RAILING,
 KILLING TWO MEN.
We'll Dressed Young Men Are The Latest Victims Of
 Careless Driving.

SEATTLE. Jan. 26.-An auto driven al a rapid gate plunged through the railing of the bridge on the Seattle, Everett and Snohomish, County road near Bothel and two young men oc- cupants were killed. The incident oc- cured at an early hour this morning.
 The remains Of the young men were picked up. but thus far their identity is msolved. Both are we'll dressed, and appear to be above the average class cf travellers.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-26
WANT LOWER FREIGHT
 RATES FOR LUMBER.

WASHINGTON. Jan 25-Reducuons of , per cent in freight rates on lum- ber products from Washington. Ore gon, Idaho and Montana TO Illinois, Kentucky. ohio. N-w York Pcansyl- vania Maryland and West Virginia were asked a few days aso 0, the in terstare commerce commis ions by the Western Pine association and a large number of lumber companies.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-26
DIVORCES EXCEED
 MARRIAGES IN ONE
 OREGON CITY

OREGON CITY, Jan. 26.-According to a report just published there were more divorces granted in the past year than marriages. Records show that marriage licenses issued during 1916 numbered 21O, while there were 237 divorces granted. In 1915 there were 234 divorces granted.
 Practically half the circuit court eases filed during the year were di- yorce complaints. A large percentage of the parties to take these suits live outside the state.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-26
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INDIO, Cal, Jan. 26--A gang of In dustrial Workers of the World stalled a Southern Pacific eastbound freight yesterday by shooting air holes in the trains air line, near Salton, after beat ing the brakeman who tried to put them off. Posses have been sent to apprehend the gang.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-26

NEW YORK. Jan 26.-Arrange- ments to buy s150oo.000 worth of 10 year { per cent convertible notes of the Central Argentine Railway con- pany have just been concluded by banking syndicate which includes J P Morgan & Co, Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,, and the National City Bank The pro ceeds will be applied to the retirement of an equal number of notes now held by British interests.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-26
BUREAU OF FISHERIES
 MAKES RECOMMENDATION
Says Red Salmon Being Depleted In the Situk River, Should be stopt.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-The Blu reau of Fisheries, following the recent hearing at Seattle, decided that the Alaska fishermen are fast depicting the red salmon in the Situk river, and that the practice be stopt. Action will be taken to that end, one official said this morning.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-26

JOHNSTON. Pa, Jan. 26.-The John ston Leader. which was established five wears ago, an afternoon daily, has been forced into receivership by fin ancial difficulties due, according to a statement by officers of the company to the increased cost of news print naper and other items of production.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-26
SPECTACULAR MEETING IS WITNESSED IN
 SAN FRANCISCO
Five Hundred Fallen Wo- men Meet With Pastor of Methodist Church
 Last Night.

SAN FRANCISMO Jan. 26.-Fiye hundred fallen women went in body To the Methodist Church last evening and asked the Rev Paul Smith. pas tor and leader iu just inaugurated vice crusades what he intends 10 do with them. Tha pastor is sad To have ans wered them thaJ he was not lighting them, but fighting their landlords, and that it was for them 10 help convict men who encouraged vice and barbor- ed criminals
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-26
Juneau in Midst of Storm and Slides
Prince John Goes Ashore in The Wrangell NarroWs
ARE GETTING HOLDER
 SAYS A DISPATCH.

LONDON, Jan. 26.--A single Ger man vessel sneaked in and shelled the city of Suffolk on the coast of England last night and disappeared in the dark ness. The dispatch says that the Germans are getting bolder pursuant to the recent policy adopted by the German war office.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-26
CHICAGO HAS CHINESE
 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-At a meeting of the manufacturers and bankers held here yesterday plans were approved for the organization of a Chinese As sociation of Commerce of Chicago. to promote and facilitate the development of trade relations between the two countries.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-26

LONDON, Jan. 26.-A Dutch warship brought a German submarine into Flushing last night, which was found in Dutch waters. The submarine will be interned says the report from Flus- hing to Reuters Agency.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-26
ALONG THE WATERFRONT

The Schooner Progress, Capt. Thos P. Quinn. which was sold very recent ly to a Codfishing concern of San Fran cisco, arrived from Seattle yesterday afternoon with the Harold Blekum in tow. The Progress and the Blekum are northbound to the codfishing banks near the Kodiak and Trinity islands. The Harold Blekum is loaded with pro- visions and material for Kodiak and Seward They will leave this after noon.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-26
THE CITY OF SEATTLE
 DUE IN JUNEAU 10 P. M.

JUNEAU, Jan 26-The steamer, City of Seattle, is expected to be here about 10 o'clock this evening and will leave shortly for the south.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-26

To lessen the cost of engraved sta tionery interchangeable blocks, each bearing a letter. that can be clamped together tightly, have been invented.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-26
OVER FROM HADLEY.

Mir and Mrs N. w. Sweetser arrived from Hadley yesterday and will be in town several days on business. They are guests at the Revilla hotel while in town.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-26

Don't tamper with your carburetor unless you know it is out of adjustment and not even then unless you know just what you are doing.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-26

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Jan. 26.-Snow and ice has again interrupted traffic in Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi and Texas.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-26

Vegetable silk, which, like silk cot ton, is valuable only for stuffing, is made from the seeds of a Brazilian tree.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-26

The British Gasboats, Agnes B. un- der Capt George Fritz, and the Tul- adj, commanded by Capt, H. Mackin- non, arrived this afternoon from Prince Rupert and cleared immediately for the fishing grounds.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-26
SUPERINTENDENT OF
 MAMIE MINE IN TOWN.

". J. Coulter, superintendent of tn Mamie mine. arrived yesterday from Hadley on business. He expects to be in town for several days and is a guest at the Revilla.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-26
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Prince John Ashore

+ News reached here early this + + morning that the Grand Trunk F 4 Pacific Steamship, Prince John + f hadsone ashore about one o'clock 4 4 this morning in the Wrangell Mar + + rows, about ten miles below Tun- F + ka, off what is known as Finger < + Point. The passengers, accord F # ing to a report, were taken in + F small boats to Petersburg, some + 4 fourteen miles distant, whence the 4 + Prince Albert, of the same com + + pany now at skasway was noti- + # fled and is supposed to be rush. + + ing to it's assistance. A late re- F + port says that the Prince John is F + leaking badly.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-26

R. w. Keith, of Seattle, is visitor today in town and is stopping at the Revilla.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-26
MOVEMENTS OF BOATS.
 SOUTHBOUND.

City of Seattle, Saturdas. Prince John, Sunday night.
 N0RTHHOUND. Admiral Evans Saturday Alaska Sunday
 Jefferson Monday. Princess Sophia Monday.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-26

SAN JOSE, Cal,-The Santa Clara observatory here reports seeing group of sun spots 79S7,40O,O00 miles in area.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-26

N. Nelson. of Petersburg, is regis tered at the Revilla today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-26
CUTTER IS FLOODED
 WITH ESSENCE OF LIFE

Thousands of Gallons of Whiskey
 Maiciously Allowed To Run "WiId"
 SEATTLE, Jan. 26.-Chief of police Rockingham, last night ordered and participated in the mischievious action of allowing thousands of gallons of whiskey to fill the gutters The whis- key was obtained at a recent seizure.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-26

J. Costigan, of Seattle, is registered at the ReYilla Hotel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-01
Iir.t II1,sh,Icrinn ,hm,h

Corner Fifth aud silver avenue.
Hugh \. Cooper, pastor.
Services AZ a "a On and 80 p u.
Morning theme "Profrss,d Er,icy
cr7 cast into pu.cr Darkness.
Evening theme Chris, aud ,tcr.-
flee
Ncspcr Service Of song. santtor.ul
at Z g. m Presbyterian choir.
The sunday school meets at q Z,
o.. M.
The y. =. :. OF christian Endcayor
meets at e 30 y. m. This is the
monthly conservation service aud 4
tuIl attendance desired
Dedication ut new Presbyterian
a.uator.um building.
The pu"lI' is c%urdIallN invited q
attend the dedication OF the new sery-
Be-" building al the Presbyterian sana.
turium az Z D. on SUNDAY. The Pres
'ytcrlan choir Will sing several selec.
tiuns after which the guests viii VISIT
the new building where Mr. Cooper
Will offer a prayer uf dedication Al
this service the choir viii sing On,
following selections:
Anthem go Lord How Manifold
,Btrubyl.
Quorrttc Tarry with Vt, % My
savior"
Anthem 4 Wm GIVE Thanks.
OIarubyl.
Mrs D. IT, bradford. leader.
Nr- H. " Paw, orgauI-t.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-01
MADE N GERMANY GOODS.

when the time comes that mer-
chaHt ships can again sail the sea-
In safety. amt the several thousand
vessels flying the German flag seek
foreign shores loaded to the guards
with goods of German manufacture
WHY then should the nations OF the
world buy the German exports7 One
surly cannot expect the mothers In
England. France. Australia, and Can
ada to buy and wear garments made
by tbs very hands which dropped
bombs on the hospital in which lay
their wounded IONS. To do 80 would
bc sacrilegc. And why should We In
this country, whose women and help.
less children vent dow on the
Lusitaniu. whose sons and brothers
and fathers are already near or on
The firing line-why should We forget
all these things in days 10 come. and
exchange our Fold for German-made
goods merely because they are off
cred US FOR a little less money than
the same articles a be manurac-
tured here? And why shouid the
South American countries encourage
Imports ot German goods when by
uhilb NJ, tNtfN uollAl serves 10
strengthen the arms Of Il nation which
would crush them all in its plan OF
world dominion Why should India.
and Japan. and China. help rebuild an
export trade, tho rapid growth OF
which. and whose enormous profits.
fed the fires of avarice with the
dream of controlling the factories and
workshops OF the whole world7
The very money which for years
has flowed into Germany from
France. and England, n Italy. is
this very moment going back tn them
in the form OF deadly gases and mon
ster shells, ana all the hidcous Inn
, plemcnts OF which the Huns are
I proud. Money which this country eN-
changed for German goods IN being
! spent on our own soil ~ = propaganda
bN which hate, distrust. and mali
%ciousness are planted n nurturod.
our own dollars were and still are
being spent 10 foment hate between
this country and Japan, and Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-01
CAN'T SToP To REST.

senator Tillman, chairman ~ the
senate naval affairs committee be-
licyes that tho allies made . big mis-
take when they couteutcd themselves
with merely shutting in the German
high seas fleet and allowed their own
navics to stand by doing nothing
while Germany prosidcd herself with
"a lot Of G-boats which. manned hv "A
Thousand or So German murdere~s'
are adding greatly To- the difficulties
OF the allies and the United states
In The war lie believes that there
should he a more aggressive naval
policy now Tor war Is like mar.
riage and there Is NO rest in either 20
To illustrate what he meant ~. tells
tins story
\ beautiful girl who had married
brilliantly was found 10y a friend one
night anNiously walking up and down
the veranda Of q fashionable hotel
What are YOU up to-" inquired the
friend
I'm looking Tor q husbs mi. re-.
piled the bride
But may dear you've got a nus.
band
Yes he answered smiling wear.
lily that's tho one I'm looking for.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-01
non \ TRUE

when the conversation Of a little
group Of which Senator Catron OF
New Mexico was a member turned TO
the subject uf those grasping, PEE
nurious persons scientifically known
AS tightWids the senator was re.
minded 81 q ease IN point
\ ccruIin man, he said. who had
sum OF money one day asked a friend
To come 10 his house and look at q
portrait Of himself that he had JUS,
painted The friend went and in du,
time he portrait, depicting the host
standing imprcssiNely. with his hare
thrust into his pocket. was exhib-
ted
After they had stood FOR some time
looking az H. the rich man who owl
IDENTITY was greatly pleased with the
picture. said
What is your opinion nm? Don't
YOU thIuk that IL is q great piece Of
work
From an artistic standpoint. re-
piled Bill. 1T is q great piece OF work
hut IL really isn't Il bit like YOU.
"Not a hit like me- exclaimed the
man 81 wealth WHY. YOU are the
first person 20 say So
That's because I'm telling you the
truth, replied the candid friend
who ever saw YOU with your hand
In your own pocket
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-01
The Scrap Book
TtXIS.


The government has laid q aX-
oven pay it'-How polite of us'D
on everything behind our backs
And everything in sight Of ~,
The c%alcnoar, ths paperwsiGht,
The table with the lamp on 1t
Nou'll know a thing ~ out of.datc
That hasn't got q stamp on IL
They've taxed uur cigarets u such,
Aud an our drinks detachable,
tBut then, sou know. you smoke too
much,
And thirst Is not respectable
! hear they've taxed our taxi fares,
Those tax persons t~irelcss,
our movie seats, our Pullman chairs,
our messages by wireless.
The stuff with which our floors are
waNed.
our prGteins and calorica.
But, glory be'-thcy haven't taxed
our legislators salaries
Arthur Guitcrman In Life.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-01

Il was some OF our W money which
paid for dlshoEor of the Bcrnstorff
type; which has blown up our mills
and ships and docks; which has made
the /. W. w. what II Is. Shall we.
then. in time resume tho exchanges OF
our money 20 a foe who will ere Ions
approach us with a smiling face and
explain no harm was meant when ne
stopped at not barrier and recognised
no code OF faith or morality? VIII
we he 30 craven as TO forget all this
or will we demand that congress- pass
a Law requiring that every article i'm
ported into this country shall tunder
penalty of confiscation) bs plainly
marked. showing the country OF Its
origin? And then nay all good
Americans show their loyalty and
never hesitate one instant between
going without an article or buying
one hearing that mar Of iniquity,
Made iu Gcrmany."-H. n. Wind
sor. In the December Popular Me-
chanics Magazine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-01

christian Science services are held
~ us West Gold aYenuc every sun
day morning AZ ~ o'clock SUNDAY
school az 9if o'clock. "Wednesday
evening meeting AZ : O'Clock
Heading room open daily rVocu,
SUNDAYS ana holidays from L. 30 90
3 g. m. at AIS West cold avenue.
second floor.
\ free circulating library inu'ud.
INK an the works 90 MARY Baker
Eddy and other authorized Christian
science literature is maintained Ion
connection with the reading room.
The public b. cordially invited 20
attend the sunday services. the Wed
ncsday evening meetings and rs WISH.
the reading room.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-01

SUNDAY school 1890 e m.
German services. 1900 a on.
English services 40 g. m.
subjects Vow Thank We All
our cod With Hearts and Hands aud
Voices and Lot Us Think upop the
benefits Through Which God Hu.
MlHc Is Glad
Next Thursday afternoon Mrs
li"hu ill7 South Arnn street. will
entertain the Ladies' Aid
German services every Suuda,
morning English services ON the hls'
amt third SUNDAY of the month In
IN" evening
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-01
, suAKrsrE,ltIAx n,rNpER.

"Ye think q fine lot OF Shake
spear"
II do. sir." was the reply.
AN Sc think he was mair clever
than Rabbie Burnsf"
why, there's no comparison be.
tween them"
Maybe no: but 80 tell vs. q was
Shakespeare who wrote Uneasy lies
the read that wears a crown Now.
i,abbie would never haze sic nonscnss
as that"
Nonsense. SIR" thundercd tho
other.
"Ay. Just nonsense, tiabbic you'd
haze kent fin that a king or queer
either disna gauTa 70 bed wi a croon
on their head He'd hac kept they
hang II over the back OF a chair -
Philadelphia Ledger.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-01

Corner OF silver and Fourth Rev.
g. y Bullock rector.
First Sunda, ln Advent
HOLY communion ZOO q M.
church school at5 "a. m.
Holy communion and sermon,
"a en- Bishop Uowden, preacher
Evening PRAYER N ermou $50
p IN. '"rhe War and Christian Re
Ilof'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-01
immnuurI Evangelical Lutheran
Church.

Carl S,hmid pastor. Residence
tuN : Nruo street Phone -ui5
Dur .'pNi.". Hr. held iu the Pub
li, LIBRARY corn" ct Edith street
and Central a,ouu,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-01

Every day HERALD WAIT Ans
no longer needed rem houses, flats,
find help. sscure positions; sell articles
apartments. store and real estate, find
the lost: sell houses. lots and farms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-01

\ Little VAST 40 now and then
women too. Try ono.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-01
Splendid Showing of Glass and
Chinaware and at Attractive
Savings
MORE DRESSY LOOK
ING HOSIERY

No Woman or Miss Could Wish for
To the foot II lends that real high
toned appearance so much desired
and appreciated by the woman or miss
who loves to have everything about
her person Cooking Its best We
have II in cotton. silk nsie. silk mixed
and sILKi-in shades TO match the
color Of the new apparel also In q
variety Of striking novelty effects.
Well reinforced In the heels. toes and
garter tops-and at prices you'n b
only too eager to pay.
Hosiery section-Roscnvaid's
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-01
THE NEW EDISON
THE Photograph With n soul')
Come to Our Store

We do not ask you 70 accept our un
supported statement. Come TO our
store and let us give you an hour Of
Re created music. Let US show you
what Americas leading newspapers
have to say Of this new art, Remem-
Der that you will not be urged to buy
We want you to become a friend Of the
New Edison, and we are satisfied with
that
Edison Music Hall-Rosenwald's
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-07

company did not contemplate increas-
ing the plant capacity and that orders
for government materials are expected
soon, but that for the present new
buildings would not be necessary.
Hugh Chalmers and William p. Kiser
have recently organized the Chalk Is
Co., and have obtained a plant on
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-07
Mack avenue for the manufacture OF
war materials

Mr.. Chalmers stated that as the
Chalmers Motor Co.. as an organiza-
ton, is now inactive he had resigned
as president but would continue as
the chairman OF Its board of directors.
during the term of the lease.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-07
BUILD CHALMERS CARS.

I'VE will continue to operate the
Chalmers plant and to build the Chal-
mers cars in large quantities and will
not disturb the present dealers or dis
tributors of the product"
When asked regarding the possibility
of the Chalmers plant being increased
by additional buildings to take care of
war orders which it had been rumored
that the Maxwell company has OBJ
tanned. Mr.. Flanders stated that the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-07

! The five-year lease Of the plants OF
The Chalmers Motor Co. to the Max
we'll Motor Co., Inc. has become ef
fective and the following notice was
posted in the Chalmers offices and
plants:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-11
Der Sisait int llnteriesbSOt.

gsir cutncbmen bic foIgenbe SGil-
oerling eiHeiu 0eiltiben Glatt:
Zen nnid,niilidiien Slii IN Die er'
foIareite 9batieiett nnirrer tiibnesl
linterieebooie geipabrt bic Sbilberiine
pcn einbriiden unb GrfnbrIngcn, bic
Superintendent slanS SSonien, bcr
fSiibrer pen .li.16", eegcben hat. ssu.
piIiihlcttndrt Sanica mirb .nls Elm
gIlnBeHbes Seiipiel jcues neuen Wsn.
inRuinpns, ben Der llnterpaiiertrics
berpcrgetrcda bGt". gefenn5eihnct.
iSelnc Ieste ausfGbrt simg nab bcm
a1nal, no CT metrere Gd,iffe Der.
fenfte. sIer s,cbel ipor 10 bid, be.
ridifet er, ..bab ib nid't melt iehem
fonnte. I'd, nnibte fir St;nben ,inter.
ful,feu. sat fam IN Der 0dbe einsb
iIeinen cnaIifdRB ghiffcs berouf lnb
befobI Der gaannifnft, in Die @oofe
Sii lehen. Sd torpebirte es bdnn. MS
zine SnbI pom frnn5oiifd5en 8eritorern
Sago rrndte. erieina ih ibnen oiirii
ihtertns&en. @m ieI6en Aberb bielt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-11
Gine &epiiiOu Der Sriebens:
besiusHmsem.

Der proteit, ben Rublanb segen Oh
8preduge in Srie1euIdnb cinoelegi
bat, neil oaburd bas Don tbm psrs
tretene PriuSip bss Selbitbeitim.
mungsredts Der 9DItsr per.est Durs
be, eriunert burun bub bur6 bcn
SturS bes 3orentbums cine p6u;s
ueue IHfhauuus iiber bic arisssSi,ll
uuo acknowledgement staeetre!sr
1T. Der Gar bate bieien prptsii
niht erboben; er piirbe I'm Gegentbsli
bic 8Orsanse in 9riedenIauo mi
5reubeu begriibt baben, neil bds iei'
len PIdneu nit Besus auf Roniian,
tiuppel unb aktnaiien @orI6ub ae.
leiftet bate Or bat in Solse beTsr
aud ben 5riebensbeitimrnuugtn beiss'
ftimmt, ipel6e bic alliirten per6ffent.
li9t babsn, sbe Climb @eorae an bic
Spite Der Resieruna in Gnglanb trat.
Diefe liefen betunnttih uuf srobe Ys.
bietsabtrstunssn an s5runtrei6 uno
RuBlanb uuf Rotten Der beutfGen
Berbiinbeten unb duf umgeftaItunesn
in ben Regierunsen Der 2ebteren BIN.
aus.
9ierin 1T sins tpeientli1e aenbs.
rung eingetrsteu. Dds neue HubldEo
ninutt einen srunbpsri9iepensn
Stanbpurrtt Elm. IS perlaEat t.;ne
@ebietserperbunssn unb befiiripprts.
aud. ME Der proteii betreffs Grie,
4enlunbs ertpeift, mit GutI9ieoenbeii.
oaB bic peri9iebensn 96lfsI tbre iHs
neren Gneelesenbeiten ielbsr reesln
iDlen. Das benefit. bab bic &riec5s
5itls ii6 eednbert ha6en. Man tam
bas fogar aus alope georges worisn
berausb0ren. Sn elmer isiner lsstea
Reoen fiibrte er nur be Rebinsuna
an, baB 8elgten tpisber in ieinen friis
beren 3uitunb suriidperfeti perse,
bab 5rantreih bas BON ben GeutI6sn
befebte Gebiet 3uriiderboIten anb Re>
fopotaHuieR nis grmenien DON Der
Siirtei Iossef0f iperben foHen.
Samit nil es uns fheinert, bag sie
Wege gum Jrieben geebnet iino an5
bob Is nunmebr hauptfiGiih ron
Seutialaub a6subdusen fd:int. Is Der