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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-07-27
Our COlOrS Flying

Rome on the Fourth was mass OF
red, white and blue. More than 5O,-
600 small flags were distributed by
boy scouts and even taXicabs and
trolley cars flew our national cOlOrs.
The local celebration centered at the
Victor Emanuel monument which
Romans call THE Altar Of the Coun-
try" A huge parade ended there
and the exercises were begun before
crowd estimated at more than a
quarter of a million people. One at
tractive feature of the exercises was
the release of several hundred car
rier pigeons carrying "salutes to
America"
The speakers included Mayor Co
Ionna, Minister Bissolati, Senator
CotiIIo, Senator Ruffini, and Major
Byrne, of the American Red Cross.
Mayor Prince ColOnna declared that
Italy honors in Rome the glorious
American Republic and the celebra-
ton is worthy of this hour of vic
tory. The cause of Italy is the cause
of America, as it is the cause Of all
mankind and Roman civilization.
L speak in the name of the Italian
government" said Minister Bissola-
ii. fright is for us more precious
than peace. We will go on fighting
for the right of peoples to govern
themselves and for the freedom of all
small nations. We will sacrifice our
lives, our fortunes and all that we
possess to accomplish such duty,
and we are proud that the day has at
last arrived when America can give
her blood for those principles for
which she was born. At the moment
Of entering this terrible conflict and
throwing their lives into this most
terrific struggle the people of the
United States, through their Presi-
dent, were moved by the same prin-
ciples which brought this nation also
into life"
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-07-27
ALL ITALY OBSERVED
OUR FOURTH OF JULY
Celebration was Nationwide With Exercises in All Great
Ceners Three Hundred Thousand Romans
Gathered to Honor United States

American mutilated here present are
such glorious representatives"
Senator Rufini described the be-
ginnings of America and the political
foundations on which the nation
rests and gave many evidences of the
cordial relations between Italy and
the United States. Major Byrne de-
clared that America was ready for
any sacrifice necessary TO achieve vic
tory and had placed her entire re-
sources at the disposal of the Allies.
Greetings from the American army
were offered by an Italian-American
captain, who captured a German ma
chine gun single handed.
After the exercises at the Victor
Emanuel monument those who had
taken part paraded to the American
Embassy There the Honorable Bar
zilai, member of the Chamber of Dep
uties, presented to Ambassador Page
this resolution adopted by the peo-
pie of Rome: From the Altar Of
the Fatherland the government and
the people on the anniversary of the
birth of America sends this express
sion of its admiration and gratitude
to the generous, American nation and
its leader defending the liberty of
the world" Concluding his address
Barsilai said, Tell President viii
son and all the noble people who are
united with him that the faith, the
sacrifice and the conservation of the
American nation constitutes the
greatest aid that could be given US
on the rough road to victory
MIR. Pages Address.
Ambassador Page replied in part
as follows:
During one hundred and forty
two years this day has been dedicat-
ed by Americans to the cult of liber-
ty At first it was dedicated only to
significance was extended and today
we celebrate here in Italy upon the
altar of Patria the liberty of Italy
and the liberty of the world. As the
representative of the President of
the United States of America, who,
in the name of the democracy over
which he presides has raised his
voice for the liberty of mankind
throughout the world, again declare.
to you that our cause is eternal and
immortal like Rome, is victorious
like divine justice, and that all the
resources of the United States in
men and wealth are dedicated to this
cause which cannot perish.
American help comes also to TIA
ly The starry banner is found to-
day upon your hills Although our
soldiers here are still few our flag is
the symbol of those hundred mill
lions of Americans in the United
States whose national holiday we
celebrate. Throughout the United
States there is no city, village or
hamlet where Italy is not beloved and
everywhere the people cherish her as
a guardian of Liberty"
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D. Who is the chief execu-
tive of the state of Pennsyl-
vania?
R. The Governor.
D. For how long is he elect
ed?
r. 4 years.
D. Who is the Governor?
R. Martin G.. Brumbaugh.
D. Do you believe in organ
lied government?
r. Yes.
D. Are you opposed to or
ganized government?
r. No.
D. Do you belong to any Sc
cret society who teaches to dis
believe in organized govern
ment?
r. No.
D. What is a bigamist or po-
lygamist?
r. One who believes in hav-
ing more than one wife.
D. Are you an anarchist?
R. Nc.
D. What is an anarchist?
R. A person who does not be-
ieve in organized government.
D. Are you a bigamist or
poligamist?
r. No.
D. Have you ever violated
any laws of the United States? ?
/ R. No.
D. Who makes the ordinances
for the City?
R. The board of aldermen.
D. Do you intend to remain
permanently in the u. S.?
r. Yes.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-07-27

Washington, July 24-Oficial ad-
vices TO the State Department from
Rome show that the celebration Of
Americas independence Day the
Fourth of July-was almost as wide
spread in Italy as in the United
States% Special demonstrations were
held at Rome, Naples, Florence, BO-
logna, Turin, Genoa, Ancona, Paler-
mo. Catania, Perugia, Padua, Aquila,
Milan, Rome and other cities.
Throughout these centers the or
ganization was official, but the re-
sponse was popular to a significant
degree. Approximately 100000 en-
thusiastic people Joined in the cele-
bration at Rome and the spirit every
where was the same. AS one Italian
put it: "Italy's heart spoke to
America"
President Wilson's name was on
everybody's tongue and almost uni
versally he was described as The
President OF Humanity" He was
made an honorary citizen of both Ba-
ri and Florence Italy is. still be
decked with American flags and
there seems to be a popular inclina-
ton to prolong the independence
Day celebration. Both press and
people apparently grasp the idealism
which brought America into the war
more truly than ever. Editorial
comment on the Italian demonstra-
tions were most sympathetically cou-
pied with favorable references to the
Presidents speech at Mount Vernon.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-07-27
ST VENDE AUTOMOBILE

Studebaker a 7 passeggieri IN
buOnissime condition.. Rivolger-
81 al nostrO uficio.
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Voters CateChiSm

D. Have you read the Consti-
tuition of the United States?
r. Yes.
D. What form of Govern
ment is this?
R. Republic.
D. What is the Constitution
of the United States?
R. 1t is the fundamental law
of this country.
u. Who makes the laws of
the United States?
r. The Congress.
D. What does Congress con-
sist off
R. Senate and House of kep-
resentatives.
D. Who is our State Senator?
r. Wilbur P. Graft.
D. Who is the chief executive
of the United States?
r. President.
D. For how long is the Presi-
dent of the United States elect
ed?
r. Four years.
D. Who takes the place Of
the President in case he dies?
r. The Vice President.
D. What is his name?
r. Thomas R. Marshall.
D. By whom is the President
of the United States elected?
r. By the electors.
D. BY whom are the electors
chosen?
R. By the people.
D. Who makes the laws for
the State of Pennsylvania.
r. The Legislature.
d. What does the Legislature
consist of?
R. Senate and Assembly.
D. Who is our Assembly
man?
r. Wilmer H. Wood.
D. How many States in the
union?
R. Forty-eight.
D. When was the Declaration
of Independence signed?
r. July 4, 1776.
D. Which is the capital of the
United States?
D. By whom was it written? =?
R. Thomas Jefferson.
D. Which is the capital of the
state of Pennsylvania.
r. Harrisburg.
D. How many Senators has
each state in the United States y?
r. Two.
D. Who are our .. S. Sena-
tors?
R. Boise Penrose and George
T. Oliver.
D. By whom are they elect
ed?
r. By the people.
D. For how long?
R. Six years.
D. How many representa-
tives are there?
r. 435. According to the
population one to every 211, 900,
(the ratio fixed by Congress af-
ter each decennial census.)
D. For how long are they
elected?
r. Two years.
D. Who is our Congressman ?
R. Nathan L. Strong.
D. How many electoral votes
has the state of Pennsylvania ?
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Neue Sdiftt.

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Postmaster of La Crosse, Wis. on
January IS, 1918. as required by
he act of October 6. 1917.
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nit. boB bic Grpe5njiic I'M Gc3cmbcr
nid't 10 gut mGrcn.
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llu9arus Cabinet Qtbt.

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Postmaster of La Crosse. Wis. on
January ~. 1918, as required b>
he act of October 6. 1917.
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mcc qctrcnntc g'erbouoe bll0cn iol
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9as Gnoe bts inntreM 3mi:
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Postmaster OF La Crosse. Wis. o.
January Is. 1918. as required by
the act of October 6, 1917.
2onoon. 16 Gan.
Gincr Grdlnngc SeIcgroph- TcpCiCbc
ans Initeroon 3ltTolge ioqen Die
heutifeu 3citlngen, boB oils Tolge
bon Gonferen5en cine Geritdnbiounq
smiidlcn ben politiIhcn unb militia
riihen Gnrteien in 0c1tIhlono 3lt.
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purft (GinlpiIliqung in Dos r1tiiiIde
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@ntIhdoiqlmgcn uno Dos 9icdt Der
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beittihcn SieQes freie Sono inbcsuG
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hnben iou.
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9Sapicr l,ntt Noble.

Die 5raQs ecr !osi3una ii betonnt'
LID zines DER gr0Bten 4robItmf. BEN
bic Nrmsn ooer ,peniq 8rmitlcIten in
oieiem gBinter QtqSnuJsritsbsn. Sn
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7uu9 slues 3on3sn Qrioothauiss ans
ot71pbt mn b1bei ii5srraihtnos Re
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y3nihlnaton. a. cSSon.

&ornter &urlep pou Der Gditis.
bchoree fiinoiQte ON Ytouto9 in
@nibinQton on onR 9Iouc cltt.
porieu morocn lcicn. eipc Neierpc bon
25O,O00 irciipilliacu Sfiiis,pcrit
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Wonotc minheitcns 100000 Rdnll
gum 5djifsbmt gcbrordt Dcroen-
9tafocm Der Nlit0nNiae Senats
oltsiduB om WontoQ hlc g3orIooc 0r
uchmigt hattie. ncldt $50, ,000.W 600
gum Nmt ron Moauhditicru fir
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25O. 600 Wlnnn nod' ner Nbiouf bic
les ,lnhrc5 cjnQeitcIit mcrbcn n09cH
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3um isnll Gailleur.

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Postmaster Of La Crosse. Wis. on
January -. 1918. as required by
he act Of October 6. 1917.
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1ic qcitrigc Icimobmc oe5 tribe
rem 9lremicrminiiters Goillcur cr.
ioIqte haupti1hIih irioIgc eincs Hn,
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in Noihiuaton, in Dem rs bei6t. oob
Galuenr Inn Sabre 1913 NIT Dem
RerIiucr ousmdrtigcu Hnte in Cor,
reipon0ea5 i'ono
3ie onlcrifoniidcn &crtrcter IN
0ucuos alirc5 icicn in Der gage gene
fen, icI3uiteQcn op5 Gotueur iDdb-
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2iusD0rti1cn IN &erbjuomq itano bc.
5itqlih Der Tr0qa, mic ea 3lt crn6qli
den iei. oob nm ieocn Grcis ,Sric6e
nit Icititlono gcihloiieu mcroe.
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Rene Snieln fir Canada.

Soirbnnts, 2IIosfo, 10 San
RoroipeltIid bon 0onf5lnno mur
ocu I'M 3riibjobr 1916 Don IilhuoI
mus Gtcfaniion, Dem Ror0poIfabrcr
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r. Cane beriidcrt. Der bier qcitcrt
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briugt Ger Grtoefer beuuiprnfi
orc neu cnt0edtct lSniclu iilr GunGOo
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2meitentsratt beitdtiat.
Mnihinaton. "a. ,Snn

W0lhlH9ton, ] 4 1SuII.
9tah Gutifcibung oes @un6cs
obergcrifts hubcn Die I5nlnois
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Utilities GomnliIiion BON ocr,fnfroft.
ieeung Der 3peiccitts Rote objuhal
ten. tpuroen ultiret]i erbnItcu
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@aIbiuaton, si5. San.


9lmf Griihen oes &rieqs 3eporte-
ments leate Der @oriibenoc ocS Sc
notsousid)uIies fir militGriide glngc.
lcgenhciteu. Senotor Chamberlain
cine 0ia Dor, sic oie &c9iitrirlrnq
oller ilin9en W0mer, Die Icit Dem 5.
SSltni 1917, an pelhcm Gage ooS
9luSbe6unaSgeieB. III Strait trot, 81
,$obrc olt gelporoen iino, fir Sen
&ecreSoienit porIiebt.
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motor Chamberlain auf griideu Der
Administration einqereidt m,roc,
miiroc oie ,Srcigobe Der 2rute Ser
Hotionolurmee fir bic @rnte uno
onoere lanopirtbitoftlihe 9lrbeiten
porieber. Cine onberc @orlaqe mill
oie bon Sen ei15cInen Stooten 3lt
Itellenee 3obl ouf Die @rlnbloqe Scr
perfiigborcn Monnihaften Ser eriten
aloiie irno nidt ollf Scr Ser 9epolfe-
rilng feitgeItellt haben
8nS &riegsocpartenent bot in Iei-
nem @ntIflllB, Die iuuqen 2cllte, Die
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onocren 0lon ncrlporfen Der hnrnui
ob3iclte, oos 9Iltcr scr IicnItpflidti-
oen ouf O}Gnncr BON mebr OILS 80
>Suhren oua3uDehner.
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attcntat anf OiiniIter 9cmin.
9}ctcrsbnrQ. i6. ,inu

ftlOl EpllNs ~ aNui-
4Ei Elm 2lutomobil. in 0cIK
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proiioeut 3u elmer Sitltna Der Som
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iprodle ou odttnllicno W}onu ~9lotbc
Boroe". Die nlt oic ,Tront obgeIleT
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Yrobibitiou ratiii,irt.

tFFUTITUII, W. II. 1JUH,
@cioe &odliIer Der 4eeisIatur
ucn &gntudn rotiii5irtcn am Ron'
tag Dos Erohibition5 Amen0emcrt
jur Nlm0e5Uerioiiunq; oo5 Eotum
inn 5nus mar 6G:l0, i'm |cHnt
27:tG. Die Iebotte in hsiben 0mt.
fern mar furj.
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9rp5cR iiir 9iOmanoluS?
Petersburg, fl ><aI

Fctcr9bura, n ,S0U
Ter Honmo7 HuSiduB Der rni
iiiden Observation-Disclosures hat ei-
ncu 8eIfGub nu1cnonuncn. III Dem
Der Gertrctcrrotb ocr 9lrbcitcr mn
GoIootcn orinacu0 ouiaciorocrt
miro, oic llcbcriilbrun1 4ca cbemult
gen Barren Nifolou@ un0 icincr IA
utiIic bon (obnIef udp6 lSpters.
burg oocr aronito0t on5uoroueTs
uun oieIclbcn bort Dor Elm 9euolm
fiousderidlt All ItcQcn.
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NmcrifnniIdlcS Boot aeinHfeu.
gNniIlillnt0n. M. Kan

NonlroI Gins, ser Guumton-
0clu Ger nmcritoniitcu aricgsid,iife
in clropdiid,cn Welp0iieru, ipeIocfe
am W'ontoq Dem Wlnriuc Dcportc
mcnt 0en &erluit cincS omcriinuiihcm
Observation-Disclosures. Ger @eridlt Iagi.
onB bo5 flcue ,Sohr5ciIa mII cineu
tSclien oliiubr, Iic 9cionInItc 8c.
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3llinn1lllell

IN Scr porhcrgchcnncu @od1e BE-.
trlaen Die cutlprcder0cn GeriuIte: !:
iihcr 1000 Gonncn IS; unter 1900
lOnncn 3 Iiidlcrtnbr3cugc 4; gu
inmnreu %.
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Sic Hobue Der Gicuitbotcn fu6
balo 10 hoh, 6oij man uift uebr
meib, Oh iir iiir ms corr mir iiir iie
drbritcu.
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Snudj jbuut Spier.

&onNou. l6. HISSou.
0icnIdii 0cm britiifcu N0mira-
Iit0tabcriht pom Wiittmod fuo in
Der IeBten Wodle iolqcuoe britilde
Nnnncleihifie nrrirnft merhrn:
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Sin @ngel bS;s' &roejttn falt auf 9sa6iuqon ucorr

gleide ScIbitbeitinmlIngsrcdt 5n ge.
ben, mie es AuBlono sSinnlono, Sur
lano, 2itonen uno &uiiiid 8oIen
uerlicben hat"
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gSortcn; sic s5omilieniutefciien Der
GpnaIticn oOer ben @uni6 Der oeut.
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tcIeuropa uno boourf olS cine 8e.
fabr fiir gon3 europa gebuloct per.
Den, rDie Die GSntereiien beS britiihcn
3mpcralisnu5 ooer britiId)en &api.
tolism1is onoersno NIT cinem ser.
ortigen giniluB geouloet nerocn
bari.
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Sdifisbauarbeiter u0tbig.

True translation filed with the
Postmaster OF La Crosse, Wis, on
January *. 1918. as required by
the act of October 6. 1917.
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&egiitrirung Der 21=jdbriseu.

True translation filed with the
Postmaster of La Crosse. Wis, on
January is, 1918, as required by
the act of October 6, 1917.
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9rieg OSer ;sricSen.

GGlfcr Gcntralelropa8! 0icie So
toItropbc ser menihlihen Goiic, oie-
les ihidial5ihmere SdiSma in ser
cipiliiirten Mclt fam MIR ourh Die
@ernihtuna 0eS N}iIitariSmuS oui
beiocn Seitcu lno bei0erieitiqes mo-
roliidlcS un0 intelleftuelleS gerehte5
Gntacqcnfonunen bcenoet nerocn.
Soll oic @clt 9ercttct ipcrbcn, 10 mnI'
tie 0urh auieitige5 chte5 &ertraucn
lno Gntgegenfommen gerettet mcr-
6cn. &nBt lns iebt nidlt I'M Stid).
2abt uid't 3u, ooB Cure &cqieruugen
Dos britiihc GoIf, mie iie e$ bcinl
rltiiiidcn @oIf qcmoht haben, Dor oic
id)refIihe @obl iteIlen 5piihen Scr
SfortIeblng oes GricgeS uno ser
9}reiSgnbe 6eS 8riu3ips, burd oo$
oaein Die @clt gerettet meroeu fam
g9iro oieic @ohl unS oufge3lpungen,
Damn iperocn mir n0blen, mie 9fuB-
lnno gclpGhlt bot, g3ir neroen fort.
fohren, ober oic Observation-Disclosures
miro altf @udD fallen.
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ellie Sabrieen ftiiiien pen 1S.-
y. mn> cis n1ekiten ssbn >llen>
taas Sen 8etrieb einiteusn.
Sic Hgtrnug oft bamlt Dem hen Wangel an aobtn ab.
brlftn ulO ttwa 3O,OOO0OO Sonueu ySeidfOblc parcn
81 fOnnen 9ie TrOOnttiOn ol Oascgen crbObt wcrOtu
Gine 0rgcnbewegung im Seuat int Ojauge.

|rcnnnatertnIicn &ermaltcr Sor
fltlo muroe bcllte bon Dem Scnntafo
mite, oo5 Die &ohIenIngc untcriuht.
anfgcior0crt, nm ; llbr 80 Dor linn
3i'm 3pcde oc@ &crbora ilber lciten
GrloB 5l eriheincu.
Or @nriieIo bcQob iih furi nod,
3mci uhr Dor on9 Gonitc unO leotc
leine 8riinbe oor. Gic @rcnlnloterin.
lien lnb Standardization, ioatc
er, pcrIonac 9ebicteriih Gin ocrnrti
gc@ &orgchcn.
Froteitc lanfcu Gin.
@oihinaton. II. San.
NroteIte acacn 6ic &crfiiQnng ocr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. oic 0ie
SdlicBlnQ inollitricncr 9InIoQcn gum
@cacnItdn0c hat, Iicfen hcutc inn
WeiBen &nllic mo I'M GouQrcB ans
aIIcn Sonocatbeilell Gin llebcroQ
pnrcn Die @ciddit9lcutc ilfolae Scr
lidl ibnen hietenotm 9lusiidlten bel
2urdiilhrung Der NoBnnbmc in 9lui.
rcqung nerictt morocn ltno id)Iugen
anocre 0cilntittcl nor.
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8uibin0ton, 16. San.


9lllc omerifonilden 5Sabrif Pm.
logcn nit MIR ipenigcn 9luanobmcu,
in ianlnttIidcn Stootcn 0itlit) pom
Wtiiiiiiippi bobcn ain Dlittpohaben0
ppn Der &unoe@rcqierung @efchI er-
boIten, bon 6rcitag friib bicier 8ohe
an fiinf Gage lang oen 9etrieb elm.
3uiteIlen. Die Srner purbe OILS
braitiihe MtoBnuhme erloiie1, I'M Der
aohlennotb nb5ubelien.
Inn nod .mebr 9Obleu 81 ipnrcn,
bot Die 9tegierltng ierner bcitimnt,
oaB Die S5nouitrien uno @eih0ftc I'M
nagelneinen einid)IieBIid oIler nor
molen 8eid)dftstb0ttgfcit, Die gcbei5te
@ebGuoe erforoert, in Den nGfIten
3ehn 8ohen ic0en Montog OILS SSei.
ertoq behon0cln. Ta0urh tpcr0en on
Den Montoqen niht MIR SSobrifen,
ionoern aud @irtbihaften, 20oen,
olsgenonnlen iolhe, Die 3rogen llno
2ebensmittel perfolfen. ierner Ger.
gniigungSpldte uno nobe5u oIle BIT.
reougebduoe geihIoiien.
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sS,uei Iillionsn iransOiiidles @ulo fHg
bic llfraine.
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