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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-06-28
Boil Worm Came From India.

The pink boil worm, the worst enc
my known to the cotton crop of India,
probably originated there Later ii
was found in Burma, Ceylon, Egypt
and in almost every other cotton dis
trict on the globe.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-06-28

The straight line is an abomination
70 the Chinese. They endeavor to
avoid It in their streets and buildings
and have banished It completely where
country field paths are concerned.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-06-28

Uncle Sam Putting Out Big Guns.
Our 14-inch guns weigh nearly 90
tons and are over So feet long, costing
Sis, 600
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-06-28
IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
SUNlGYS0NDOL
LESSON

(By REV p B. FITZWATER, D. d..
Teacher of English Bible in the
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.)
Copyright. 1918. Western Newspaper Union }
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-06-28
The Diference

SIS your neighbor's garden much cul-
tivated?"
''Yes. but he isn't"
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1918-11-09
COLDDLOODED MURDER
BROUGHT TO LIGHT
Desert Auto Tragedy Revealed
and Alleged Murderer Is
Arrested Here.

Undersherin J. w. Squires mis-
morning arrested one William Taylor.
in room of the Oxford building, for
the murder of Chas H. Lyshon The
arrest was brought about by the con-
fession of Leonard Thompson. q IS
year old boy. who took Sam Gay into
his confidence. Gay took the boy TO
the aheriff's Office where the story
was brought out, following which the
arrest was made.
The facts of the case as revealed
by Thompsons confession are as fol
follows:
About three weeks ago, William
Taylor and Charles II. Lyshon were
in Vegas, staying here several days
They were travelling to Arizona in
Hudson super-six car. While here
In Vegas they had some disagree
ments over money matters, but moth
ing which appeared serious. They left
here in the car and went to Phoenix.
After being there a short time, they
left that city in the car, taking with
them the boy, Leonard Thompson.
The trouble between Taylor and Lysh-
ON had not been settled 1t appears.
When a few miles out of Phoenix.
Taylor, who was driving the car. told
Thompson TO get out and screw down
the radiator cap While Thompson
was out of the car. Taylor turned and
shot Lyshon who was in the back
seat. through the head with 45 cali
bre Colts revolver. Taylor then
forced Thompson to assist him f.
digging a grave and burying the body
in a place not far from the road to
which they drove the car. First.
however, Taylor took off Lyshon's q
clothes and also took his watch and
/ other personal effects Thompson
and Taylor then continued the jour
ney At Mesa, Arizona. Tayolr sold
the car for s1O0 After some wander
ing, the pair took the train and came
back to Vegas. Here Thompson. liv-
ing in fear that TAYLOR would kill him
also and fearful that the crime might
be discovered and he implicated In it
by TAYLOR, decided to make a clean
breast of the whole affair. So far az
known this is the first knowledge
which came to light indicating muir
der Thompson will probably be TAX
en- back to Phoenix by the undersherr
ifT to locate the body. Taylor will be
kept in the county jail while the truth
CONTINUED on page ~
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1918-11-09
HAROLD cRAeIN GOES TO
OFFICERS TRAINING CAMP

Word has been received that Har-
old Cragin, son of j. H. Cragin, gen.
eral storekeeper for the Los Angeles
& Salt Lake Railroad, and one of the
graduates of the Vegas High School
left Los Angeles on Friday. Novem-
Der 8, for the officers training camp
at Waco, Texas.
Hal" has been attending the Uni
versity of Southern California for the
past few months and recently took
the examination for the officers train
ing camp. He was one of the 80 out
of the 100 taking the examination,
to be successful. Hal" was one of
the popular young men of Vegas, and
his success is pleasing to his many
friends here. II also speake we'll for
our high school.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1918-11-09
INFLUENZA SITUATION
BECOMES MORE SERIOUS
Probably 125 Cases In the City.
People Are Required to
Wear Masks.

The influenza situation has become
more serious during the week. Twelve
deaths have occurred since last
weeks report and three cases are
reported in a critical condition this
morning.
There Is difficulty in getting suffi.
cient caskets for the dead and 1t has
been necessary to have them made
of boards. The physicians are over
worked, the hospitals are full and
c. B. Faust, the undertaken, is con-
fined to his bed.
The Board of City Commissioners
has made an order requiring all to
wear "flu" masks and the order is
being very faithfully obeyed by the
people. AS yet 1t is too early to de-
termine whether or not the masking
is effective as a preventative, but
good results are reported from other
cities which have enforced the mask
ing order.
Among those who are suffering
from the influenza this week are the
following: Mrs Grove and two
daughters, Mrs. A. s. Henderson and
daughter, Mrs. c. c. Ronnow. G. o.
Tevis and wife and two children. Mrs.
Geo. Ely, Mr.. H. D. Rivis, Mrs. r. H.
Schaeffer, Robt. Blythe Dan McDon.
aid, Mrs. Lille Bonestell, P. E. Cook
and two children, w. R. Dryden, Mr..
Crosby, DR.. A. F. Burton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gill Helm, Vera Austin, Mrs.
Lundsted, Mr.. Hernandez. Jas. Flem.
ing, Mr. and Mrs. Hook. Gladys Mason
and the two children of Roland Thorn
as, Orvis Anderson, Talma Smith, Ed.
Carpenter. Annie Mosso. Boone Dut-
ton, Mrs. D. Pecetto, son of c. A.
Wescher, Mrs. Ed. Van son and
daughter of Lou Martin. Francis So
mara, Tony VasqueZ, Mrs. Dia2. War
rem Lester. VIM Mcdonald. Frank H.
Kratka, Walter Hemlock. Tom Allen.
MrS. FRANK Wdll, y. ID. Il aust 1oSh
Miller, daughter of John F. Miller Fl.
D. Ballow.
People are urged to be faithful In
following the requirements OF the city
and the health department. The only
means known to allay the epidemic
Is for people to protect themselves
against the contagion.
1t is important that masks be worn.
but this precaution is worse than USE
less unless the masks are sterilized
frequently and kept clean.
Throughout the west and especially
in the larger cities, the conditions are
very serious and every effort is be-
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1918-11-09

ing made by the health authorities
TO stamp out the disease.
The city is considering various sug-
gestions as 70 arranging temporary
hospital facilities so that the small
number of physicians and nurses may
be able to better supervise the care
of those who are sick. 1t is also sug-
gested that by removing the patients
to a place where they may be under
constant observation. the spread Of
the disease may be to some extent
prevented. Should conditions seem to
require, 1t is probable that the high
school building will be utilized for
this purpose
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1918-11-09

DAVID FARNSWORTH.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1918-11-09
GOVERNMENT WANTS
WOMEN sTENooRAPHERs

The U. s. Department of Labor has
started a big drive to secure compe-
tent women stenographers for gov
ernment work at Washington and in
essential industries A serious short
age of women stenographers in such
lines now exists and must be filed
Immediately.
Information and application blanks
can be secured from F. A. Stevens.
Chairman of Local Community Labor
Board.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1918-11-09
cRAoIN HAS RETURNED
FROM "scRAP CAMPAIGN" :"

]. II. Cragin, general storekeeper
of the Los Angeles and Salt Lake
Railroad, has just returned from a
Scrap Campaign" This does not
mean that there was any blood shed.
but that hundreds of tons of waste
material were looked up along the
whole length of the line. with the OBJ
ject of saving and selling everything
of value.
The trip was made in Mr.. Cullen's
car, in company with Mr.. N. H. Fos-
ter. purchasing agent, and T. P. Gull
len, superintendent. of the Salt Lake
Route.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1918-11-09
/ DAVID FARNswoRTH
EXPRESSES THANKS

wish to express my thanks and
my sincere appreciation of the honor
conferred upon me by the voters in
electing me to the Office of County
Treasurer Tuesday last
shall assume the duties placed
upon me with a sense of deep respon-
sibility to the voters and taxpayers
OF the county, and shall endeavor to
merit the trust they have reposed in
me.
DAVID FARNSWORTH.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1918-11-09
WAS WOUNDED WHEN
GOING LOVER THE TOP"

Mrs Marion o. Cooley has received
a letter from he rhusband stating that
he was wounded by a shot in the left
leg when going over the top. He wrote
October 9Th and was then in base
hospital No. so. in France. He stated
that the wound was not serious and
that he would soon be up. Mr.. Cooley
has been over the top several times
previously and escaped without in
jury.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1918-11-09
APPRECIATES KINDNESS
OF THE VOTERS

To the Citizens of Las Vegas Town
ship:
hereby extend to you my earnest
thanks for your kind and generous
support In electing me to the Office
of Justice of the Peace, on the non
partisan ticket, at the General Elec,
tion held November 5. 1918. and al
all times during my candidacy fol-
the office.
HENRY M. LILLIS.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1918-11-09
sHEPPARDs HAVE BOUGHT
A BEAUTIFUL HOME

e. s. Sheppard has bought the
beautiful home place of Mr. and Mrs.
c. E. M. Beall on Fremont street,
between Fourth and Fifth streets. the
consideration being $4,750. This Is
one of the most attractive homes
in the city and we are pleased to well
come our new neighbors. The Shep-
pard family expect to move in at once.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1918-11-09
DUNCAN HAS BOUGHT
FOUR eEALL HOUSES

F.. l.. Duncan has purchased Of c..
E. NJ. Beall, four houses located on
First and Second streets in this city.
The places are well located and com
prise valuable rental property.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1918-11-09

Schools; Orr Lincoln County Man. Wins District Judge
Ship; Harmon Returned for County Clerk
November 5th, furnished
Gay returned office The fight between Gay and Wood
eclpsed in interest all other contests
Owing the that A. Stebenne well known
the his defeat of A. Henderson for the office Of
District Attorney proved to be a surprise.
David Farnsworh defeated the old avoe Ed Clark for
County Treasurer but this campaign appeared to be clean
fought both Sides there probably few feelings hurt
Harley Harmon again the bat and made home
for the office County Clerk although Bob Young made good
race for the place.
Fredckson, Goodsprings candidate for the Assembly
splendid record polling large without leaving
making campaign elected by substantial
margin Robert Gibson of ST. Thomas also elected to
the Assembly will with Mr.. Fredrickson
E. W. Griffith State Senatorship from Peter Buo
In Judge Wm E. Orr of Lincoln county,
in the counties.
campaign held number of interesting contests
although doubtless points of disappointment for ALL
there broken short time shall have
settled ordinary "a hours day, days
a week
Charles Henderson easily distanced his
United States Senator by hand
reelected by small mar
L. E A Ducker defeated Pat Nc
the Supreme Court and w. Hunting de-
feated John Edward Bray Superintendent of Public
Instruction.
Chas Evans was elected to Congress by substantial
jority.
On the "Wet and Dry" question, drys out by
jority of about four thousand.
The following summary of practically complete returns
sta
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1918-11-09

Con Crawlay of Searchlight was a
visitor In Vegas Wednesday
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1918-11-09
GENERAL ELECTION RESULTEDN
SHAKE-UP IN THE COUNTY OFFICES
GAY, SHERIFF; FARNSWoRTH, COUNTY TREASURER; STE.
eENNE, DISTRICT ATTORNEY; AMONG THE
VICTORIOUS CANDIDATES

Henderson Elected United States Senators Boyle Governors
Ducker Supreme Justices Hunting State Superintendent of
Schools Orr Lincoln County Man, Wins District Judge
Ship Harmon Returned for County Clerk.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-29

fortlallfenoe 9ogenreibe, yoouben,
melhe Die oberen StoflDerfe Der
Sauler tragell, mdbrero oos @roge-
itboB ltnter ibnell melt 5uriid liegt.
Inter oieien 2anben reibt li6 2uoel
an Saoen. 9eI6iibt Dor 8inb uno
9setter, fonnen Ole giirger Der Stact
bier ibren @ei6aften na6gebell, ibre
gillfaufe beiorgen uno pron1enieren.
go oient Sos tppii6e 9erner gur=
.gerbaus perihieoentlieben 3medcn.
9eiien groBte gieelttiilnlibfeit, nno
Die Dem geiuher Ser illterellante,,,
berrlid) gelegenen Staot Dor aGein
auifalt, lit aud) bier Ser gfeid-
tlun on ghlnlen. ltno 81 oieienl
-glnmeuprangel1 geiellt iih oie2elldt-
fraft Idarla6ener HolIter bir5u. Gle
fat mlsnabmslos auf oen nieoriger,
tiefen nnb offers porgeballten ssen=
iterlieen liegen.
Wfan oenfe ei1e anoertbalb &i=
lolneter longe 5traBe in Der ieots
Sellter mebr ooer meniger einenl
Slnnlenrabmen sleibt- 5ipiiden oe=
ner lo6elnoe Dtdobendntli3e berob-
ihauen, lno nland rllnber fSrauen=
arm auf rotenl ailien ruht, - Elm
nidt lei6t 5u pergeiienber slnblicf.
0od nibt nur Sic pittoresf lbone
glnoesbatptltabt befunoet 8lunnell-
liebe allf Sbritt nno gritt. Wton
gebe 'olts ibrer @enarfllng binaus,
luanoere our1 oie Saler, criticize
Sriften, erflinune Sobeu beIude oas
lueltberiibntte Sberlano, iiberall
nno INNER limo 9lunlen aageneire
Sieblinge. gsiht mag fie oas einianit
gelegene Shlpei5erbaus eiltbebren, =
Uie man oas @erner 8ouernbaus,
nit @oron6 unb geidnistenn, linlla,l=
fenoem galfon i'm Heiiepubliflum BE-
nellnt $50 ifntner man 10 elm @aus
erblift, lei es i'm tiefiten 9aIgrunb,
anf teller 9obe, in malblnngiirterter
abgeibieoenbeit, ililnler griiBefl
glnmen allf Dem 9intersrnnbe bes
6eitgebraltnten &ol5geb1lfs.
9iele iorgfam ge5ogenen Aolen-
itode, oieie gebiiteten rotten @eranien,
geipreltfelten Relfen ianften gIItern
fino aber nibt aaein 9lug- unb Scr
aensfreuoe fir oenieiligen, ser in Ser
golfsieele su leien beritebt Sic fin
ben ibnl, oaB % iiberaa Meli1cl
lebell, Die, ielber itarf, 3artes idiibetl
- Die ibrer Shoae nit 2eioenihoft
onbdngeno, Tie gu, peridonern beoadt
fino lno aud ibr Saus 81 fbntiiden
-es, nah Dem munoerlieblider, ur-
eisenen SdDei5erport 0beiinelig" 81
MAIDEN &ur5. Elm 2ano, in Dem @rnit
ilno 9iihti9feit iib nit 8lltlnel
frdn5en.
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Amerifaniiiernns.

Der &at fir nationale Gerteioi
silng beibdftigt iid iest eifrig mil
Der MmerifaniIierlng Der 9(msl1noer
nle es aus oen nns 5nge11ifter
Eampbleten 5lt erieben lit. Dicien
genliiben lit Der bette grfolg Su mir.
lden, menn bierin Die ridtigen @ege
eingeihlagen meroelr llno Die riht-
gen stbiiften oblualten lino mir glau-
ben. oaB Die gerlonnte SrganiIatiou
bicrin oas &id)tige triift. @ir idlie-
ben oas aus einen Yaiiils in einem
Der 8anpblete, pelber gu oen Gill-
9enanoerten iagt:
sd CLAUDE, baB Sbr piele Sinae
beriibergebrabt babt, Die fuiinlhel,s.
inert iino Cure Wfuiif, 2itterotuf,
gSiilenihaft, &unlt nno piele gurer
@ebraube iollen Die &ultur oieiar
9totion bereihern. SD mill guf bei-
Ter fennen uno periteben lernell.
0as tit Der rid)tige Son. Ger
glmerifaner mill ben gingeipanoerten
perIteben nno Der @ingepanoerte ioa
ben 9lmerifaner perlteben. 3ur Ser.
nlittlllng oieies gerItdnoniifes lit pic
aenntlis Ser engliiden Spra6e not
lpenoig @s lit unnoglif, Die Spro-
den oller gsationen 5u periteben, oip
III unier 2ano einlpanoern, aber es
lit moglif imo aud notrpenoig, haB
ale cine Sprad]e perlteben uno oas
fam naturgentdB nllr Die engliihe
Sprad)e iein. Die &enntniS oieIer
Sprahe 81 permitteln, lit ein Ser.
oielrit lmo fir oenienigen, Dem lie
bermittelt miro, ein @eipinn. 9Senn
olle einanoer perlteben, iuerocn ale
einonoer odten. gtur 6reinoe iteben
cinunoer fnlt mo perltdnonisloS 1e-
geniiber. @beuio angebroht lit es
audj, oen Gingepanoerten iiber oie
@eid)id)te uno oie politil6en @inridb-
tiingen unieres Sanoes 5u ilitterrib-
ten Nus Der eriteren lerneu mir, mo-
fiir mir bi8ber gefanlpft babelt, aug
Der lebteren lernelt mir, in tpclher
sSciie mir iiegreif gefanlpft baben.
gllein es mare ein lebr perb1ngniS-
roller Srrtrm, menn Die 9lnlidt pnr-
moItete, Dab man neben ser ergli-
iden nibt cine anoere Sprade reocn
oarf ulo DAB man Den SoeoIen Die
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-29
Nuuluter 1899

leg 2anoes nntreu miro, tpenn man
1if anoersmo in Der @elt 1ll1id1allf.
0ieie slnlidt miro al nnierer 9efrie.
eignng IN Dem Bampblet nibt per-
treten, lpesmegen mir. es niht bios
oen GingelDanoerten, ipnoern nod
mebr oen beicbrdnften ginaeborereir
enlpfebleL melde ieoe GfIege elmer
anoren Sprade, auBer Der englifhcn
lllo leoen grallb, Ser nidt amerifn-
Mid it, n1iBbiaigen unb logor Jana
tifd, befdmpfen.
gSenn, iDie ons IN Der betreffenoen
Stelle ridtig beiBt, Ole 2itteratnr oes
Sanoes, aus mel6em Der @ingetparls
oerte fontnt, ihdsensmert lit, 70 tit
es unausbleiblih, ooB au1 Die Spra-
6e oieier 9itteratur gepflegt tpiro.
I'm Die beutffen &laIiifer 5ll per=
iteben, muB man oeutid fonnen, Inn
Die italieniiden, fran5oiiiben unb
/ Fipaniiden &loiiifer 5u peritebell Die
ale Gr5engniiie aufipeiien, lpel1c o,t
oen boditen @eiltesfb1ten scr
Wenlhbeit geboren, 10 nlnB man aud]
Die betreffenoen 5pra6en pflegeil.
Die oeltide 2itteratur bat, mie oos
ale @elebrten unb ane lhongeijti=
gen S6riftlteGer slnerifas beit1ti-
gen, befrudteno auf ilnier 2ano ge-
mirft, oeulnah nlnB aub Die beutIdlg
Sprade entiprehenb gepflegt meroe,t
big 5n eirenl gepilien @rabe gilt oas
an6 bon Der italieniIben 2itteratnr.
Sic Muiif uno beionoers oas 9ieo
lit nit Der oeuti1en Sprode lln=
treltnbar perfltiipft. 0ie @ebr1ltc5c
frenloer 2anoer iirb Elm nift ilniDe-
ientli6es anltnrnlittel uno bierin ba-
ben ale giationen Guropas befrld)-
tend gelpirft, inoem iie Die 2ebens-
freuoe Dem melt uno menIGenIheiielr
Erritanis,nus eiltgegen ltellen.
Die bon bornierten Menihen ailf-
geitellte gebaltptllng, 6ab aneS, mas
nidt unierem eigenen 2nfloe ef1tiproI-
len lit, als elm irritierenoer uno
idlieBlid pergiftenoer arelnoforsr
fpirft, finoet ibre @ioerlegl.ng in oe;i
eeidiftlhen Satfohen ltlo gans be-
ionoers ON ben Gorgangen oieier Co
&C. slmerifa bot feline 8epolferung
nno feline &nltllr aus oen Galltlir1it
uno Wfenf6en nller 91noer guropas
ailfgeballt, onber feline pbpiij1en llno
feline geiItigen &r1fte unb aud ole
iittlide @roBe, baB ale frentoen Gle
melrte, Oh aus Der erlten o6er 5ipeiteii
Generation, ben anstpartigen Sem
ben NIT Der @innliitigfeit gegeniiber.
lteben, mie iie IN feineln anoeren 9aus
De Der @elt in gleihent MaBe ipabr-
nebmbar lit. @s siebt feline inameri-
faniihen Glentelite. Ras mir oapon
antreffen, iin6 berein5eltc s(usna1-
men Die gleide gegeiiterllng itglo
Spferfreli0igfeit lit in alien Sdid]ten
Der bielipradigen gepolferung 0ic-
les 2ail6es an5utreffeu nno rliht gum
Wiinoeiten bel Der 9tationalitGt, nit
eeren 9eimatslano mir i'm ariege itc-
ben glber oesiuegen lit es bod ipiiil-
idensmert, oaB bic aenntnis scr
9anOesiprahe, Der @ei1ihte rno
Ginridtllngen llnferes 2anbes aIlen
pcrmittelt tueroe. nibt sur Siderbeit
unieres 2anoes, benn oieies f1ntpft
tros Der frenoldnoiihen, nod niht
nollie aiiinilierten Glemente eillen
Mieletfan1pf nit elmer &raft uno ei-
nem grfolge, ser oas Stalulen uno
Die 8elullnoerling Ser ealt5en sEelt
prrpnt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-29

bent &siliom beSiislid) eines Separat=
friebens lei in 9entidlanb NIT gera-
oe5n itpiiden @leidmnt anfsenom-
men. Die rssranffnrter 3eitnns"
iagt Die oullitanbise 8apitnlation
Seiterreid)s innerbalb peniser Sage
porans. Sas Gbaos in Seiterreidl
nnS llngarn Ioll tdslidy gr0fer luer.
ben. 0epei6en ans 8ten oenten an,
6ak man cine Mepolntion erpartem
fGnne. Gaiier &arl ioll in Der nnsa-
riihen Stabt 0ebreeiin NIT feinbIeli-
gen 9emonitartionen enipfansen lein.
9ie GrsbersGse fliidten iidj ansebltd
nadI Crten, mo lie iid iidfr fiibfen.
Sn gerlin ioa ber eben frei geippr-
bene Or. Giebfnedjt cine Iplfsmenae
nad bem NeidstassgebGnbe sefii6rt
baben, mo Die Iense jebpd anseiu-
amber sejast iunrSe. Die Spsialiit.n
mnb &nbifalen iollen cine aummiiiion
erRannt baben, iuel6e Die Mnttsfib-
rnns aller Geidsfansler mnS Staats-
lefretare 6es NnsmGrtisen lett Be
eirn oes &rieses bis sur ietigen Re
giernns mnterimden ioll. Gs iinS bies
Die &eidsfansler Setbmanm-Spllipes,
Niidaelis mnb G,raf Sertlims iino bic
Staatsiefretare Saso,u, 3immer-
mann, aiiblmanm nno Sinte.
Giner Sepeide ans 3iirid safptee
iol in Ipntenegrp cine Gepolntion
anssebruden iein. Die 3epolatioma-
re, 81 benen andJ albaniid)e Splbatem
seb6ren, iollen iid Der Gta6te Set
tinie, Sfntari nnb 3iefa bemad)tist
haben. Sfmtari liest in Nlbamien. Gs
Darbe ieinerseit bpn BEN montenc-
sriniiden Srmppen beiekt.
gm Samstag nnb Jreitag fanben
anfregenbe Ssemen i'm oemtidjen
8eid)stas itatt. Der pplniIde slbse-
orbnete &rOsank sriff Die 3esiernns
.luesen ilrer Saltnns seseniiber Eos
len mno aaerlei idlimmer 9inae, bic
in Eulen iuabrenS Der geietnmg omrd)
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