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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-17
'COCkett'S Politics
AnlmpOrtant Matter
Supreme Court Upsets COunty's Suit
Against W. 7. Robinson Because
Judge EdingS Didn't Test Pia's
AfIiliatiOn At Trial

Because Pia Cockett may have been
a republican instead of a democrat
in the latter part of 1916, the County
of Maui this week finds itself without
title to part OF the land used in the
opening of Wells street past the court
house. 1t may have to start the con-
demnation proceedings all over again,
and the question is even raised as to
whether or not it can even do this
for the reason that the street is al
ready built and a jury of award would
be unable to view the property as it
existed before the improvement was
made.
Supervisor Cockett's political COM
pleXion plays this important part in
the matter for the reason that the
supreme court this week, by decisi-
on rendered, holds that, if it can be
shown that he had been converted
from the error of Bourbonism prior
to the time he sat down with d. G.
Lindsay as a jury commissioner and
selected from the list of voters of the
county the $50 men from whom were
subsequently drawn the jurors who
sat on the condemnation case in
question, then, and in that event, the
said jury was invalid, and the afore-
said condemnation verdict not worth
the paper it was written on.
The law provides that the two jury
commissioners shall be of opposite
political parties. Pia Cockett was
named for this work by former Judge
Edings as a dyed-in-the-wool demo
cat, but the Judges color-test was on
the bum, for Cockett, to these many
months, has been luXuriating in the
republican flock, snow-white and un-
defied.
CONTINUED on Page Eighty
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-17
Territorial Fair Is
Again Taking Shape
S. A. Baldwin To Represent Maui
In Place Of RiCe-June Fixed As
Time OF Big EVENT.. H. Paris
To Be General Director
Especial to Maui News.)

HONOLULU, Jan. 14-Plans are
actively under way for Hawaii's sec
ond territorial fair, which the Fair
Commission has announced will be
held in the same period as last year,
June to IA, this permitting the in
clusion of Kamehameha Day. Though
it is early and preparations are too
incomplete to permit definite an
nouncement of the celebrations S
scope, the members of the Commis-
sion express the hope that it may be
made even larger than the first
This means that the Commission
has set a high mark, for the first
more than lived up to predictions,
proving the biggest thing of the kind
ever witnessed in the islands.
Many of the difficulties the board
had to surmount in its initial effort
will not confront it this year. Among
them was the choice of a suitable
location, a feature that delayed work
on grounds for many weeks. 1t is
likely Kapiolani Park will be used
again, though this is not absolutely
certain. If the same grounds are
utilized, possibly most of the same
building plans can be adopted.
e. H. Paris, manager of the Schu.
man Carriage Company, has succeed
ed George H. Angus as chairman OF
Continued on Page Four)
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-17
Japanese Hurt When
Auto Bumps His Wagon

In trying to pass a wagon ahead of
him, and at the same time an auto
mobile approaching from the opposite
direction, T. B. Linton, of the Maui
Book Store, driving an automobile,
bumped the wagon with force suffici-
ent to topple the Japanese driver off
his seat and to send him to the hos
pital for repairs.
The accident happened on Tuesday
morning opposite the entrance to the
Wailuku Soda & Ice Works. After
the collision the horse of the Japan
ese ran away and Lintons car swung
across the road and smashed into the
fence and hedge where it came to a
stop, somewhat the worse for the en-
counter. 1t was still navigable, how
ever, and able to convey the injured
wagon man to the hospital where he
is still confined suffering from vari-
Gus contusions. His injuries are not
expected to be prove very serious.
Linton, who was learning to drive,
had not yet secured his drivers Ii
cense. He was accompanied by Rich
ard Welch, who was coaching him.
The Japanese, who suffered in the
collision is named Kato, a vegetable
grower living on Vineyard street.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-17
COnvicts Escape From
Hama Jail Are Retaken

Three of the members of the terri
torial convict gang sent over from
Honolulu to work on the Hama wharf
road approach, broke Jail on Tues
day evening of last week, and were
not rounded up until early last Sun
day morning when they were corn
cred in cave at Ulaino, in the Nahi-
ku district and captured, The run
aways were a Korean named Choy,
and two Hawaiian. They were evil
IDENTIFY trying to make their way to
central Maui.
The capture is credited to a trusty
named Akina, who with a number of
other prisoners We're assisting the
police to locate the runaway men.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-17
DR.. WaysonComes To
Investigate Typhoid
Outbreak In Hama District Causes
Medical Men Worry Lest 1t Spread
To Central Maui-WaysOn Says
About 30 Cases

The typhoid outbreak at Kpahulu
and the Hama district is causing con-
siderabel uneasiness on the part of
physicians on central Maui, who fear
that it may be carried here and a
new epidemic started in this section.
A single carrier of the disease, it is
stated, might spread the dread NAL
ady through any camp community in
which he should stop.
The board of health was also un-
easy about the matter and DR.. w. T.
Wayson, of the board came up last
Tuesday by the Mauna Loa and made
a personal investigation. He return
ed to Honolulu the following evening
DR.. Wayson said there had been about
80 cases in the district.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-17
WAlLUKU TO PAY DIVIDEND
OF I PER CENT MONTHLY

Wailuku Sugar Co., has announced
that it would begin paying dividends
on the 25th of this month at the rate
Of per cent and would continue the
same until further notice. Wailuku
started out at l per cent last year,
hut discontinued after five months on
account of the effects of the drought
of the previous year.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-17
Funeral OF Mrs. TavareS

The remains of Mrs A. F. Tavares,
which were brought home from
Southern California this week by her
husband who was called there some
weeks ago on account of her death,
will be inferred in the Pookela ceme-
terry, Makawao, a week from next
Sunday-January 26. Services will
be held at the grave at o'clock,
and friends of the family are invited
TO be present.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-17

The supervisors have authorized
Chairman Kalama to take up the mat
ter of a telephone extension from
Ulupalakua to Kanaio, with the tel
ephone company.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-17

JUNEAU, Alaska, Dec. 4-(By
Mail )-(By Associated Press Mo
vember, because of the Spanish in.
fluenza epidemic here, set the high
record for deaths in Juneau of any
previous month. There were 25
deaths from the disease.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-17
CLEMENCEAU SAYS HE FAVORS PUBLICITY
(By The Associated

PARIS, January H-CemenCeau speaking in the house
deputies said conference favored the principle
publicity He denied that he opposed this and said what he
desired to tell that the preliminary be
init solid front being had in the general discussions follow
the possible spread of bad feeling by reports country
had favored in certain things others opposed.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-17
$l000O0000 FOOD RELIEF SURE NOW
(By The Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, January 17-The appropriations com
ntee has favorab reported house bill appoprang $O0OOOO
for food relief in Europe.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-17
ARMISTICE EXTENSION TERMS SIGNED
hn Assnc ntnd prnrr
lBy The AssOciate(

AMSTERDAM, January ia Berlin dispatch says agree
mnt the armsCe has been accepted Erzberg
signing it at Treves Wednesday.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-17
PREPARING HONOLULU-HIL,O AIR FLIGHT
(By The Associated Press)

HONOLULU January 1z-Naval aviators preparing big
Liberty motor seaane for the Io and trip The fg
will be made is uncertain but is believed may be week
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-17
NEW WAR SAVINGS STAMP CAMPAIGN LAUN
The

WASHINGTON, January L-War Savings third stamp cam
Pagn launched with celebrations throughout the United
Friday.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-17
rs DEATH CALLED "DIVINE JUSTICE"

BERLIN January HVruay the entire Berlin press regards
the fate of bkneCh and Luxembourg something resembling
justice
The has announced will investigate matter and
promised punishment if appeared that the cuodans
neglected their duty.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-17
LITTLE INVESTORS GET SOME KEKAHA SFA
(By The Associated Press)

HONOLULU, January l7-Kekaha sold today
opened with big interests keeping let the small get all
they wanted the stock selling low 50 Later the
ed bidding and the high mark of 1857 reached Average price
156051.
The sale of hue Sugar Co. shares has been postponed
weeks January 81 matter of form it is known
Palmer will order done.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-17
PEACE PUBLICITY STILL BEING DEBATED


PARIS January TThe question of Russian
the conference is still up The delegates considering
question of publicity today.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-17
l. w. w. MEN SENTENCED IN CALIFORN
(EY The Associated Pressl

SACRAMENTO, January 17-Sentences ranging from to l
today imposed 43 W. leaders sentences
having attorneys, delayed pending motions for trials
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-17
NATION TO GO ON
WAGON FOR KEEPS

Necessary Three-F -FOurths OF States Have Ratified
Prohibition Amendment To Constitution n---GOes
Into Effect In Year, --Liebknecht And Luxembourg
Kiled-Peace Conference Begins Tomorrow
Alien Enemy Shares Bring Big Prices
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-17
LEAGUE SALARY-LINIIT RECINDED
(By The Associated Press)

NEW YORK, January 17-The National League recnded
$l 900 salary limit decided upon days
able"
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-17

DEPOSED SOVIET LEADER REPORTED IN SPAIN
Press)
MADRID January 17-Lenine reported have landed at Bar
celona
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-17

NATION TO GO ON
WAGON FOR KEEPS
Necessary Three-FOurths OF States Have Ratified
Prohibition Amendment To Constitution ---GOeS
Into Effect In Year---LiebkneCht And Luxembourg
killedPeaCe Conference Begins Tomorrow
Alien Enemy Shares Bring Big Prices
LIEBKNEcHT B1 a. AMP Ply; LEXEHBURG {I3 5 KILLED
Berlin January lzIt officially announced that Lebtnech
and Rosa Luxembourg Sparcus leaders, have been killed
FLOATING NINE DOES DEADLY WORK
ROME January IA French emeT l struck floating mine
$50 lost their lives mostly Russians Greeks and Serbs.
PREPARING HoNOLULU-HILO AIR FLIGHT
he Press)
HONOLULU, January 17-Naval avato are preparing big
Liberty sea-pane trip time flight
will be made is uncertain but it is believed may be week
ARM1sT1cE 81 E9TENssoN 4ss 1s3+sa TEENS P1 SIGNED
AMSTERDAM MS January l7A Berlin dispatch the agree
signing a Treves on Wednesday.
cLEMENcEAE u SAYS HE IAyoRs y; PUBLICITY
PARIS January clemenceau in Speaking in the house of
deputies said peace conference in general favored the principle
desired to tell that the preliminary be per-
init solid front being had the general discussions follow and
had favored in certain things others opposed
PEACE PUaG5TX p7 81. 4.s5s5 sg5 9sa REISc DEBATED
n PARIS January l7The question Of Russian
the conference still The delegates considering
questioned publicity today.
DEPosED SOVIET 5 IL LEADER 1EI REPoRTED IN SPAIN
MADRID, January H-Lenine reported at
+ LIEBKNEcHT's DEATH DEATH CALLED DIVINE JUSTICE"
BERLIN January iViruaiy the ente Berlin press regards
the fate of Lebnet and Luxembourg something resembling
justice.
The government will investigate the matter and
promised punishment appeared that the cstodans either
neglected their duty.
Nv. W. MEN SENTENcEP T5s TENSE IN CALIFORNIA
SACRAMENTO, January l7-Sentence ranging from to 10
today imposed 45 W. w. leaders,
having attorneys delayed pending motions for trials
NATIONAL LEAGUE ,sAIARY,LIMIT RECINDED
The Pes
NEW YORK, January 17The National League recinded
600 salary limit decided upon days insufficient and work
(By he Associated Press
WASHINGTON January 17-The appropriations
mtee has favoby reported house bill appropang 00OO0O0O
tor food relief in Europe.
NEW WAR SAVINGS STAMP CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED
o (By The Associated Press
WASHINGTON January l7-War Savings third stamp
launched with celebrations throughout United
Friday
LITTLE INvEsToRS GET SOME KEKAHA SHARES
HONOLULU, January 7-Kekala auction today
opened with big interests keeping let the small get all
they wanted the stock selling low so Later the interests
ed bidding and the high mark Of 1857 reached Average price
was l56O5l
The of Sugar postponed for
weeks to January 81 matter of form as it is known what
Palmer will order done.
! BELIEVE MATSON LINERS WILL SOON BE RELEASED
! (By The Associated
HONOLULU, January l6-The Washington dispatch announc-
requioned employed army
transport work taken here to that the Matson vessels will
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-17

THE ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE
MAUI NEWS THIS WEEK ARE
WORTH STUDYING CAREFULLY.
THE FIRMS WHO ADVERTISE IN
THE MAUI NEWS ARE THE ONES
WORTHY YOUR FULLEST coNFI-
DENcE.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-17

(By The Associated
ROME January IA French steamer struck floating min
$50 lost their lives, mostly Russians, Greeks
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-17
LIEBKNECHT AND LUXEMBOURG KILLED
lBY The Assnciated PressN


BERLIN January 17It is officially announced that Liebkr
and Rosa Luxembourg Sparticus leaders, have been killed
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-17
9e6Qtte iiber &ertrQQ
luir0 fortgelebt
tpilicn tpia tsepmblikanern Sic 1tcberscmeitna
beibrineen, eais CT in Ser Konfcrens Sas
Jnterciie 1lmcrikas 9cuaRrt bat


merenee, Chamberlain in0 8olcott.
@ie es beiBt, bat Serr 8illon NIT
ben Senatoren Den 6rieoensbertrag
nidt beiprodeit ion6ern nur ieine
beboritebenoe &eOetour er6rtert.
Gs berlautet, oaB I'M 2oufe oes
belttigen Cages nlebrere republifaiti.
ide Senotoren beim 8r1iioenten bor-
ipre6en peroen, Inn nit oielen1 iiber
oen Srieoensbertrng uno Die Softer
Iiga gu perbonoeln. Gs beiBt, Der
Hr1iioent ipiro Oen Senatoren fIor
mo6ert mesbalb Shantune an Sos
pan obgetreten por0en lit. sSSopar
ion georobt baben, iid bon Der aon.
ferer3 5liriid5u5ieben, fals ibm niht
Sdantlug, borberiger abmadun9
geu1aB 8ufollen piirOe; un0 Oieies
bate man ouf Der 6rie0ensfonferena
5lt berlnei0en geiud1t. 8ie GinIa.
Dung Der republifaniiben Senntoren
Slt elmer 8eipre6ung miro fir elm
eeI6iftes poIitii6es @anooer ieitens
0es 8rafioenten gebalten, Oenn er
benefit oarltit, oaB es iih nidt I'M
eine @arteifrage ba1oelt, fonoern I'M
cine gtngelegenbeit, Die Oos Srtereiie
aller Senatoren in slniprlt9 rinlnt
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1,rimdriuabl=
HcferenSMm
angcnoiitntcit
Die Gubc-9iI SiefcrcnOnm Setition
i'm 8eridt sn erlebisen.

2incoln. glebr, II. Sltli.-Giup
eigentiimli6e auffailllng uon
Geht uno llnredt muB @ouberneur
Wtcaeloie, Der Stnatsiefretar glms.
burb un6 @eneral- 9lnpaIt 9aols
boben weun fie entideiben Dob Die
Referenoiun-Eetition be3iigliG oes
BrimGrpablgeieseS oIs eelebIid
5ul6iiig erfl1ren fonnten, mGbreio
Die 9teferenbunt.B Betition besiigIi6
Der GoOe.9iI, bic in ieber 5orr
beH @eiet entipriht, aIs itnaulaf-
fig erfl1ren fonnten urt6 Surii6ge.
ipieien bnben. g9er oo ieben fanlL
Dem miro iofort tlor, oab 0ie geieb.
lidpn 8oridrifteit babel ipeniger in
5rage fornen, ols Der politiide
9orteil. 0os Briu1rlpobI- I-9feferen-
6nm pabt ben $erren in Sen &ront,
oenn es lit ibnen offenbor lieber,
Denn Oas Erinldripabl.@ beibr-
balten riro. God BEL Der gooe-9ia
liegt Die Sade onoers, oie getpG9rt
Der berri6etlben @artei groBe 8or.
teile, Oie aus9eniist peroen miiIien.
Doh III an3unebmeit ooB Der &Iar
Der Serren sai6onOen miro, oenn
Ridter Morning bat einen @eon.
6antus.8eiebl erlaiien, OaB Die
Gooe-@iG. 8etition ottf Dem Iefo-
renoum @nblaetteL erideinen ion,
uenn ni1t eine eenilgenoe or.
fldrung 6oriiber am 26. Syuli I'M
@eridt abeegeben miro. 3ie gooe.
Bill Betition pllroe bon Aia ..
Scott itn6 Greo s. 9lDres einge-
reidt, Die otrd Die 9tniudlte Ger
ter {. @urrett, ". @. 8olienbarger
llno SterIing s. Maub bertraten
tper6en.
@oupernetr M2cGeInie bat III Der
Ietten Gtunoe nod erfl1rt, oaB er
nidt beabiidtige, Die go6e.8iG in
glusfiibruns 8u bringen; Nun oarii-
Der ipolei1 mir uns nidt o1freqen
oenn es gebt benz Serrn mobl mir
Dem SSud)8 in Der 5obeI, ooie Eron=
Ben iin6 ibm 81 iauer." !"
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6citeral Paio tuirS
cine cebre ctfeilt

2un0on, IL. SSiIi. 9loior 2Otu.
tber iprof iid) bente I'M 8orGomei1t
obfGIlig iiber 6ie gIeltBerltng oes @e-
neraIs Saig Ser geioet batte, ooB
Die griten ben &rieg geponnen bot-
ten, aus uib nadte gelteno. ooB
fi6 ale britiidsn 0ffi8iere, Die fid
i'm oftiben 8ienit befin0en, 9leiBe.
rungen entbnIten iollten, Oie Die be-
freunoeten g1otionen IN WtiBfre6it
bringen. 9riegsmiili1ter 8iiliton-
gbur6ia .berteioigte General Soig,
ingerO, baB 6ieier Die @er0ienite Der
anoeren feinespegs berfIeinern mol
Ie, ionoern MIR ndrouf bingetpieien
babe, iueIde iingebeueren 2oten @ri.
tdnnien in Dem 9riege at trogen ee.
bobt hdbe.
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ltkraitcr erhalteit
keilte ltnteritiibaita

8ien, II. Suli. - Giner bier
eingetroffenen gJfitteiIung 8nfoIge,
iperoen fif Die ltfrainer rlienlaIs oen
9oIen, Die In ibr 2ano einriiden,
beugen. Die ltfraitler, 10 beibt es,
piiroen nit 9fuBIdn0 fein giinb.
nis i6lieBen ober oas ShifiaI Der
lltraine, Die bon giuiierl 9euti6en,
9olen urto 8oIideipiIten iiberlnufen
miiroe, lei idIilnmer als oos Bel.
giens; bic @en6Ifering tpiiroe ie0of
ibre Sreibeit erlangen, uno tpenn
OoS 90 Sabre onuern tpiiroe. 9ie
boB Die 9miierfen Die get-
litrn 9egierung nnteritiisen tpitroen,
lit otfgeeeben moroen, nadoem ben
ufrainiiden 8ertretern in 4aris bon
Dem Stoatsiefret6r 2oniing nlitge.
teilt ipur0e, ooB Die Ser. staatert
ben reuen Staaten in 9fuBIono fei-
ne Silfe bringen f6nrlten.
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Oas Sintaitecicts
iett i'm Oberecrit6t

2incoln, II. SuIi. - Die appeIIo.
ton Der &l6gr in Saden oes Sis
monsSpro6geiebes gegen Die Gnt.
Ideioune oes Hidters BafeIp bon
Omobo, lit I'M ObergeridDt eingerei9t
poroen; aud Die Ser fogenonntm
sSnterbenors.
Die 1iripriingli6en af1ger iitl0
Ser geebrasfa Giitritt Der Wiiiouri
Snnooe nn0 Die fatboliide poIniide
ct. 5roncis @emein0e bon Gi0
0mob1. 9Is Snterba1org boben iid
ongeneI0et ale bobniiden fntboIt.
ihen @emeinoen bon Omaha tro
G6os. S. &ernianef als gripnfmonn.
9(uf Der glebrasfo Diitrift Der
Soma Gnnooe lit cine Der fogenann.
ten ssnterbenors uno fpirb er bon
glidter &iir5burg bon 2ineoIn ber.
treten.
Gas Sinlangeies lit 6urd Die Stel.
lung eines Snpericoeas. Bombs 5eit.
peiIig aubgr 0roft ecTest moroen,
bis oas Sbereeri6t ieine entidei.
onna abgeseben bat. Die Gntidet.
Oung 0iirfte onfangs &erbft erfoIgeu.
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8ai6ineton, II. SsSlili. (ltniteO
GreB.) - 0ie @egner Der @oIfer.
liga iino belte, nad eintdgiger
Sanpfpallle, bereit, 6ie Debate bier.
iiber pieoer fort5uieben. Senator
Sherman, sSuinois, miro ben Sdan-
timgpertrog anereifen. auA miro ei-
ne g2eiolution eineereidt iperben, in
ipel6er Der Senat Jieiner WiBbili.
gung iiber Die S6antunsaneelegen-
belt gusoruf berleibt. 9as Senats-
fonlitee fir ouslp6rtige 9lneelegen-
beiten ntiumt eegenudrtig ben gon-
3eti 6rieoensbertras 6ur6.
@roBes SSrtereiie bringt man Der
@inlaoung oes 9rdiioenten 8iIion
on electromagnetic republifaniide Se.
notoren,. nit ibm oen Srieoensber.
trag gu beipredert entgegen. Wan
gloltbt, 0aB fein Senator Die Gin-
laoung abIebnen miro. 8ie Sefre-
tar Suu1ultD erflart, fino Is repu-
blifuniide Senatoret 5u oieier aon-
ferena eingela0en; ie bier ooer fitnf
Senatoren iperben eleid5eitig nit
Dem 8rGlioerten fonferieren. Inter
ben Senotoren, Die 8uerlt eingela-
oen iino, befinoen iid Senator 2oo-
ge uno Die republifaniiden @itglie-
Ser beg Gontitees fir auslpdrtige
angeIegenbeiten. Senntor 8orab,
M1itglieo 0ieles &ouitees, iagte, er
babe nod teine @inluoung erbalten,
uno per6e elmer iolden audi 1lidt
nahfonlnen. g(noere 9fepublifnner
iuie0er erfIaren oaB iie oerielben
sSolge leiiten fpiirOer.
Ser 4raiibent mill berlnHen Die
@eguer Der G0lferliad 0aDon 8il
iiberaeugen, oaB er i'm ssSlitereiie Der
Ser. Stoaten gebanoeIt babe.
9r4ftoent @ilion fonferierte ge-
iterlt nit elmer Nnsabl oenofratiider
Senatoren, onrlttter Sipanion, 4os
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