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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-23
HYATT APPOINTS NEW
CHIEF ENGINEER FOR
MOTOR BEARINGS

Announcement has been made by
y. g. Koether, manager, Hyatt Roll
er Bearing Co. Detroit. of the ap-
pointment Jan. / of Claude Green
hoe as chief engineer Of the motor
bearing division.
Mr.. Greenhoe fills the position
formerly held by r. G. Wells, who
has been promoted to chief engineer
Of the Hyatt factories at Newark,
y. J.
Mr. Greenhoe possesses a thor
ough knowledge Of engineering in
the automOtive field. his experiences
dating back TO the early days of the
gasoline motor He has conducted
and supervised departments of lay
out. experimental engineering and
production in several of the largest
and most successful automOtive con-
Germs. during which tima ne has
directed many moves toward the i'm
provement and perfection Of the
truck axle.
Mr.. Greenhoe comes 30 the Hyatt
company from the Militor corpora
ton OF Newark. y. J., where he was
engaged IN experimental work on the
famous Militor fOur-wheel drive
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-23

went through without a stop and
was defeated. Durant blew a tire
early in the race and headed for
the crowd, but threw his wheel over
hard. kept the car under control and
limped back 10 the pits. He changed
a tire in 26 seconds and was off in
the lead again. He also made an
other change OF the same duration
but was able TO keep first place al
most from the start of the race. The
son Of w. G. Durant, the General
Motors head. in private life is the
sedate manager Of the Chevrolet
factory in Oakland. Calf. AS a racer
he is far from conservative and be-
lieves in getting every ounce Of speed
out OF the car that the track will
permit When his car. as No. l, in
the big race. gets away next May 81
the fans can be assured that they
will see some Of the same kind of
driving that made the late Bob Bur
man an idol of the fans and the
worlds speed king.
1t is Durant's first start in an In
dianapolis 500. and it is also re-
ported that he has promised his
father that he will retire from the
racing game after he has had this
opportunity to prove himself a mas
ter pilot and win the biggest race
in the speed world.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-23
Durant VIII be Big Noise
in Liberty Sweepstake

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, March %.
-R. Clifford Durant. the first driver
70 enter the 5OO-mile Liberty sweep
stakes at the Indianapolis speed
way. viii start in the race May 81
as the undisputed Pacific coast
champion. Durant. a millionaire, is
not racing for the winners end OF
the $1,000 purse. but because he
wants 20 take the trophies and the
honor Of being the first Californian
10 win an indianapolis 500 back 20
the Pacific slope with him.
When Durant started I'm the re-
cent 250-mile Santa Monica road
race his title OF western champion
was really st stake. The race was
not billed for the title that Durant
won at Tacoma last independence
day. but II Clifford had been defeat
ed the title would have been an
empty one. The Chevrolet crossed
the wire first. although Durant had
made two stops and narrowly missed
a fatal accident, averaging 1926
miles an hour for the $50 miles.
Beat Eddie Hearne.
That Durant Is a skillful and
heady driver is proved by his defeat
Of Eddie Hearne The famous vet
eran Of 10 seasons of big time rae
ing drove a sister car 10 Durant's,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-23
FEDERAL AID FOR
ROADS IN INDIANA
State to Have S7,500,000
and Can Have Best Road
System in Union.

IL Indiana makes the most Of her
opportunities from now until the end
Of the fiscal year of 1921 the federal
government viii spend approximate
ly seven and a half millions Of dol
lars on Indiana roads and the state
can have one Of the greatest road
systems in the United States.
The present administration in
Washington believes in good roads.
The war clearly demonstrated the
necessity for good roads. The motor
truck and transport service of the
army revealed the possibilities of the
motor truck and the good roads in
taking care of and developing COM
merce in rural districts. enlarging
the business and market territories
adjacent to our cities, and in open
ing up shipping facilities in districts
TO which railroads are not imme-
diately accessible. The federal gov
eminent under the present admin
istratiOn has gone the limit in at
tempting TO facilitate the farmers
business and making it easy for him
to get to his markets and maintain
~pAANANA WIN AiAN NllAtos II NiAt oNdNt
takes advantage of opportunities af-
forded under the FEDERAL aid for
road building the United States will
benefit through the construction of
thousands of miles of good and per-
manent roads.
AS the matter now stands there is
available for Indiana up to the end
Of the fiscal year of 1921 the sum
OF $7,42S,O OSLO in federal aid. There
is available for the fiscal years of
1917, 1913 and 1919. und' former
legislation SS13,473.O4. Inc la's al
lotment out of the $50, 600, 0vO voted
by congress for 1919 is $1,349, 919.4O.
which gives a total for the current
fiscal year OF $2,163,39244. In 1920
there will be available s2.564,S46.S6,
and in 1921 there will be $2,699,-
S3S.SO. The federal government
stands ready to spend these great
sums on road building in Indiana if
only the state will do it's part.
In order TO avail of federal aid i'm
state road building the state project
must be approved by the federal
government. Seven Indiana projects
have been so approved and on these
1902. 800 of federal money has been
allotted The estimated cost of
these projects, which involve 1923
miles Of roads, is S797,43O.
The last session Of congress amend
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-23
GASOLINE RESERVE

A device which is sure TO create
considerable interest. among motor
lists and especially among that big
field of Ford owners is a gasoline
reserve tank for Fords which is be-
ing shown by the Automotive Elec-
trio Service Co. 1t is merely a
small coppered tank comple.e with
hller cap. attached which is placed
inside the large gasoline tank. II
has a capacity for carrying enough
gasoline TO drive the average Ford
three miles and also has figured
gauge on it.
The device is manufactured by
the Reserve Tank Co. of Detroit
Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-23
AUTOMOBILE NEWS

ed the federal aid for roads law
giving the states more latitude. The
important section OF the law as it
now stands is as follows:
THAT the act entitled. An act 10
provide that the United Staes shall
aid he states in the construction Of
rural post roads, and for other pur-
poses approved July IL, 1916, is
hereby amended to provide that the
term rural post roads, as used in
section OF said act, shall be con-
strued to mean any public road
major portion Of which is now used,
or can be used, or forms a connect
ing link not to exceed 10 miles in
length Of any road or roads now or
hereafter used for the transporta-
ton Of the United States mails, ex-
Guiding every street and road in,
place having a population as shown
by the latest available federal cen
sus of 2,500 or more, except that
portion of any such street or road
along which the houses average
more than two hundred feet apart:
Provided. that section of SAID act
be further amended so that the limi-
tation of payments not to NeXceed
$4,000 per mile, exclusive of the
cost Of bridges of more than twenty
feet clear span, which the secretary
of agriculture may make, be, and the
same is increased to $4,000 per
mile"
The amendment enabling the gov
eminent TO do its part in paying for
roads where the construction costs
per mile are $4,000 or less makes
it possible for states TO go ahead with
road building on present CONSTITUTE
ton costs, which, in many instances.
make it impossible to keep costs
down 10 $4,000 per mile as pro-
vided in the original legislation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-23

manent highways in that common
wealth In doing this work II has
been found that the motor truck
is well nigh indispensable. Not only
has the gasoline propelled vehicle
proved more economical in the haul
ing Of heavy road building materials
but 1t has also strikingly shown its
ability TO speed up the work 10 a
point that would be impossible with
out it.
The highways commission Of this
state is not guessing at its savings
either. 1t is keeping very strict and
accurate records taking into account
all items OF original investment, up
keep and depreciation and ascertain
ing TO the dollar just what it's trucks
are costing and just what they are
making. Each truck is given a credit
of SIS per day as this figure has
been found TO represent about the
earning power of each truck on this
particular job. Then by subtracting
the cost OF operating the truck in
Guiding the drivers wages the ac-
tual earning or saving of the truck
is shown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-23
TRUCK HELPS IN
ROAD BUILDING
Highway Commission Has
Tangible Evidence of Econ
omy of Motor Power.

The motor truck has not only
shown its ability TO cut transporta-
ton costs when used on reasonably
good roads but it is also demonstrate
ing its ability to cut down the cost
of building the good roads which
are such vital necessity If the public
is 10 get the full benefit Of the
transportation savings which the
truck makes possible.
The state of Connecticut has a big
road building program now under
way. Three million dollars is TO be
spent this year in constructing per-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-23
BING,S LATEST

William Shakespeare Bing. one of
us a rhyme that must be printed i'm
mediately because his neighbors are
all waiting TO buy the paper contain
ing it. Here il is:
There was an old chap quite erratic,
Who let children play in his attic;
The neighbors all said
He was out of his head.
But he said he was just a ''fun-atic.' .
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-23

truck also the Militor motorcycle.
Previous to this he was prominently
connected with the Republic Motor
Truck Co, the King Motor Car Co,
and the American Gear and Mfg. Co.
The appointment Of Mr.. Greenhoe
is further effort on the part of
the Hyatt Roller Bearing Co. to
broaden the scope of its engineering
service and to meet the ever-increas-
ing demands for quicker and closer
engineering cooperation between
suppher and manufacturer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-23
A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY.

The successful pugilist is never a
follower of the gay life, and yet, in
sense, he's a rOunder.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-23
FOOLISIIAIENT.
(BY T.. l.. Klein.O

(By Z. l.. klein.)
Man wants but little here below,
But woman wants her way.
Man slaves at labor all the week
And woman gets his pay.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-23
PROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.

why was Adams first day the
"I don't know, foolish
Because it had no Eve"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-04

oucrifre0 WtilionlcrIet. iott 6l,237
Siiicerer o. 952,41l @ano "a uur
aimonitret % penot tiIboge I'll oct
ciuile Gin. vi De aimenitrcoc Din
ccrer hopoe 2,444 pprct itationeret
/ @oihiugton.
Salt or biotil 100000 WSanO
~bcororeoc oemobiliierCt ocriblauot
153, 900 Ntono, lom er blcmicuot ira
operiisiif Sieneite.
QcmobI,iieringen or oIcrc6c iaa
Inupt ircmifreoet, at 8ltren cr fom
met iii C'iicerer boloenoe Generals.
rang / &rigabprcrl.
I'll Cato er 33 0cncralcr, ole pun
ire mar, Ciiicerer ocn rc9ulrrc Mr..
me, bu0erlig ~oiifeoigeSe ira De beic-
re Stiuinger, DC bolot ! Den natio-
male 9lrme, % beorbrc0e tiIboge til
inc 9amIc Eoitcr.
&c fire 9aation0.g
iom cr ailngnitrebe, er Srigooe9ene-
ralerue &. t. 3immermnnrl. Non
Soifman, 2erop 9. Siueet5er %
Sobn 81. Sohnlon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-04
Suftlfibshanocl.

sra gtem Oorf berette5 oen 30te
Sanlor: Gu / lit Slug9 eueituoeu.
De Sanoel er ! 0isle Gage ailIuttet
melrm c1 berpprenoe Sorretniugs.
mano. ytoD II. Gonqer, % Den britt.
lie Hclierlng, i6ct Wir. Gouger bar
tisbt hcIe ocnme5 &uitittbsctablisie.
mcnt meo geroplauer, Wtateriel ca
lloruiming. iom uur Oorettat iii 10.
0onnelie al WliIitGrilppcre ! Canada
unocr Nrlgen. Establishments ban.
Sc toitet oer brittle Rclierinl oper
$10,OO0.O0O. Sooo DIR. Gongcr
bttoltc 'or oet. er life opIuit Men
ban err reo oenuc 3auoel blst ocn
~itsrite inbIUioucQe Gicr al 2~leropla.
ner % AerogIamoimr . &croeu.
Oct ital Uprc Wir. Gunagr3 Nel-
nat aIlrcoe I'll SoWmercn al oprette
i,erc 4er5plaurut + til @%ciorortuI a
iaaoel Tas'ogcrcr iorl @oo5.
(rousotiigueu om'atcr 80 9lero.
yIangr, 100 giotorer % 4%'ujoucr al
3eierue0clc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-04
Kunoeiorelien.

Sra @~aIbington meooelc8 6cn
29oe Sanuor: Gotiiifationen al
6orbuo$tiGpg9et I'll Dc 6orene0c
Statcr5 8ruuOloo tunbgioroes i6a8
al Ben fungerenoe StatSmiriiter,
6ranf g. EoIf.
STANDARDIZATION cr Outerct ioag, bn
29oe Solltor, men Gepartemeutcts
iurioiife Nlttoritetcr er al ben W!e'
ming, at Hotiiifationen aIere6e bar
ioretaget Ben t6oe Sonuar, ga ben
36te Stot tilitemte Amenoemcntet,
og at 2anosforbu0et tr9oer frat Ct
@ar ira Sen Cato at rcgne.
aun0qiprelien un0ertegncbeS al
0tr. @olf / Speropr al 2lm~cl1ocncn.
tets 1~Soriatter, Senator Sbcppor6
ira Qcros, i'm. Stot5miniItcr @rpou,
aongresmauo 6onOnl ira Goliiors
MA % &eprpientantcr Tor gnti Ga.
loouIigocu, @omcua Gbriition Gcln.
pernncc Union og onore IiboIoaor-
0aniIotioucr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-04
,l1auae Smaafri9e.

SreoSfongreSiens traaolsie AppeI
til De mango uroIige Stater / europa
ON at neolrgge Saabnene ipnes
cnbnu life at baue baaret nogen
6rtlgt. De huiner ira Smaafrige
opcr belle Central % Gitcuropa,
Spiflono bolber ior sIlpor paa at
belape iig paa at lGtte ZIG til Wob.
oergc MOB Yoloftcrne. Get iorIpber.
at SinSenburg / bette gieneo boloer
paa at or9oniiere lire Armeforpier.
% oelne 1rifiomhe0 felges meo life
aItior pelpilig Spmerfiombeo al
Sreosfongresien / @aris.
9ernRit er tpife trooper pao BE,
ira Berlin til Bremen for al tiigte DC
b~alitnriqc Spartacancre. iom i BET
iencre har bapt belt Soertaact Der.
Tet pentes at fomme I'll ct blooiai
sortiGttss saa Sibe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-04
at
ldareoe Soloater.

6rat8albingtou beretteS Sen 29oe
Sonnar: SonitctSgenerol SreIano
meooeIcr, at oct life er Grulcoeparte.
mentetS 0enligt at boIOc Iaare0e
SoIoater poa DC miIitGre SoipitaIer
IGngere, emo oct er abIoIut usoper.
dig, iorot DC fan gienOlnoe lin Sci.
breo / en- iaaoan lloitrPfHing, Of De
fou gisres ltitfeOe til at ~glenoptage
line tioligcre YelfiGitioelicr,
SolOater, ion enten er Bit BIN
De, eIlcr bpi5 Spn / bctpoelig 8rao
CT blet b~eito0Iact, nil bli bolot til.
bage, inotiI De bar Iprt et eIIcr an0et
&aunoUcrf, eucr til Sc iaIial0 er
tonmet Iaopiot. iii arpiter igien. at
DC fan taJc Bare paa iig ieIu. Sol.
batter, lom bar miitet SereIieu. eQer
Iom cr bIet ogDc, uil'iffe bIi aim5r.
ltre0e, igr De bar IGrt 6lngeriproget,
cucr at lGie 6olf paa SGberuc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-04

Sorfcl ON at in0rcttc SEN gamle
Irntebpguing til bette Nrua err op.
Gioet 0a %Ianeu bite iig at pare
iipraftiif.
Senatet5 NauocISfomite har ueo.
to9et Ell S%noitiaina i 6apsr al &c.
notor SoneS' 6orlda ON at irotage
SleiortSfommjsiiouer OenS Nipn.
oigheo til at begrUnic @pguin9er al
Stbc pc0 omcrifarifc @erIter for
uoculanoit Hcgriug.
6%orbu0ct MOD Npgriug al SrG.
ifibc peo amcrifluifc &criter err al.
Iereoe bIcOd brpet ior en- EiO iiocn.
Sra @aIbingtou meI0es, at ser
III life lun8ere or uogen Gull ont
T%coto8ellen al 6orila1et ON en- CT.
tro8ootlioreIie al $50 I'll oue lln0er.
oiiicerer % Yieni1e % al 5000 til
ale Sfficcrcr i Armccu, 6IaooGl og
NtarinetorpIet citcr boert. iom Dc
%aimsnitreS al Eicneiten. Summe
9eleb oil ogiaa BIZ betnlt Dem, iom
alerche er aimouitrc0c.
Senotcts- og Observation-Disclosures
GonfcrcIrefomitc bar uemlig inoitil
let 6orilaget til 8eotageIie, o. Ser er
0erior inger &utpl ON, at set piI bli
peotaget al begle %uie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-04
1mportforbuoet

Sra @aibin9ton meooelea ben 3Ote
Sanuor: Observation-Disclosures
bar ioag opbGpet iaasortion ole De
biotlI beitaaenoe SorbuaSbeltemmel-
Ter peororeubc Snbfsrla.abunoelerl.
S~uoibiDueae Sntporttiuooeller ira
Storbritanniclt, 6ranfrig, Staliell,
8elgien % bere9 ellropeilfe % 0tio-
oelbaus- % nirifauitc 9eiioOeIier oil
life Ipngere bli ns0nenbigc mlota8cl
for feIgeliGe IrtitIer: @re0itoile,
Raros, 6erroutangones SpicgeIciicn,
6ipr, YeItsperf, 9~Sitrater, Sie0 %
aisoprooufter, GeanutS, &i5, Gin
oQ WetaQer inocboIoenOe minorc emo
) pGt. Yin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-04
1ernbdnemUnoeut
%or0aniierer ii9.

sra @aIbu8ton meo6cIeS, at nr
iteu 100000 Observation-Disclosures.
eQ,y omtreut en- Gierocoel al lotal
mtaQet al &arioUcr ! S,rnbaue1G
ienet3 Cieneits. / 2a5et al Sc iioite
ia3 Ml1aneOer bar iluttet ii8 lam.
men / Cr3asi atiOner al Oct enc eGer
aloet SIag3.
u i!eite al Dem bar bi0til uPre,
rui0itun0ig uurgauiicre0e eler Ill.
bert Goreuiuger iom Inn par 0elpis
orgauiicreoe @nnge al Se uUi,ii
te0e IorcnInger eIer Crgouiiationer
CT 5emmeIiga % tieuOe5 fun gien.
uem G0miteer. iom peo giUua 4nleo.
uinger reprGienterer Dem. oog uoeu
nt optru0e lem Unions (aI3mpuS.
Stient Serubauciturelian alorig
5cr taget noget Staaopumft enten
Ter eucr imoo Crgauiierngeu al
lluioHer eler 6ugioreniu8er. er Set
oog Den almInOeIige Wening iHOeu
leSaloe Arbei0streOie. at Dem al.
traaote @eneral0irefter3. Orr. g9t-
4ooo5 e~rtlPriug ON. at Ser irgeu
GoritiaI iiuloe gieres meaem Union.
Wuno % Ette llnioumGno. i bei
@ruo bar ~bioroget Ill az iremme
neutrality-suspicious. blauot Stunt.
iioHGrer % Arbeieere / SerrbancpG
ieleis Sicueite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-04
Soslaote K~ri9sfanser.

@lunot Sc omeritou'te SoI0atcr,
iom iislge 0Ieloing ira @eleral Ser
ibiug cr petot tiI5o9c ira init arigs
~ian8enifab, fiuoe5 Ea0ncne pao isI
gen6e Cficcrcr % 5oloater ira Dc
uoroueitlige Statcr.
Gpcrat .. McGormicf, Gbinoot,
Runt.; 4oitnont Sarah @. HiIep,
Il. Gloub, Mtinn, Wenig Mortin
). @ericma, grIiugton, Sopa; 50.
ie96 &. SdnagI, 0~lentoroiae, Minu.
% SoiepD 6. Smitb, SanesOIae,
isis.
Somuel Mott, Niticott. 8i5..
ser bleo losIa6t ior JanseIcireu /
9llt6am. 5pitIano, er antolmuet til
2eitb, Scotlat0.
ManleD GleiTer. Sbeuep, Minn. .
err ontomnet til 9tottaroam % SEQ.
Z. Graham, Iortb Sortlmb, Ore.
iii ScotIano. 9egge Oi5ic beiiHoer
ia III rimeligpis paa SiemreiTen
Gle &ouberg, 6ergus 6aas,
Minu., er Diet Ies!aot % beiiuoer
ia iortiSen / Ct SoipitaI | 6rmfrig.
Sames $. 3ie!inifi, RasboIt.
Wis; Nermnu i. RoSburs, either
uile. Soma, Oscar z Gunm. pefm.
Y. 2, % Se3ie ". @iteribam. Sc.
reioro. z. 2, er nntomue iii 5rnuf-
ria.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-04
p~risresulerin9 ophopet.

Sra @oibington melOeS, at SrGnO-
observation-disclosures &egulcrin9 al
&riierne poa Sill - babe boorot %
bIsot - % Scots er opbGpct ira %
meo Den lite 6ebrunr.
9i9eleoes err iaapel 3onercgulerin.
ocrne og Reglerne for 9%i8tribuerin-
aen al aitl % anbet grGn0iel ionl DC
ileitc al Iororoningerne peorerenoe
2pSolier % noturlig Gas opbGpeoe
ira ionlnle Cato.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-04

: t%NN wv
8lan titles ut0cr &ontrol al eli yer.
oensligo, ion fife eriitercr, og ION
ingen p%rnftiif Stnt5mano tror poa.
Smiolcrtio cr Trriiocnt 8illon op.
lat poa at giorc bette lit Socuoeltntte
iom diplomat pna @etoitnlng az Oct
brittle Rigc og BETS Gaicreoc, 6rarlf-
rig, Stolien og Sapon."
0giao oen iaporifc 8rcaic er BIT
fer. Sapan er engang ror bIet lnpot
Tor Seiren5 Grngter, tiger be (peo
6reben iii &ort3moutb / 1000 og
MI ipne5 set at gna ligc gait / Barls.
Ger ifal pprc opnaact ct Som.
pronli3 arlgaacnOc Den praftiltc Sro-
ming al Stprelien al De tpife Solo
nicr, men ser err ncppe nogen 6are
FOR, at bette Sompromi5 bill goa @il-
ions Yrinciper former.
Sntet er Dog ofientliggiort bcronl
enbnll, men oct iorlpoer, at Sroet
"aolonicr" life MAJ tage3 altfor bog.
itaoeliot, Ga oct life itoifrGlltcr Jig
bare til Be tibli9ere tpife &%eiiooeller,
men fan ogioo omiottc ioaoanne Ger
ritorier iom Wfeiopotomien, Irrne.
nicn og YalpItina, ia en0og Den al
StaIienerne og SugosS laperle ON
Itriote eItre IorioterbapSfpIt.
De mango iorifieaige Specinlfomi-
teer, iom er neoiat al 6reoStongrc5-
len, er mi / fuIo Sang meo lit Or,
beibe, og Der ifal bore &oab ON, at
9etingeIierne for Brcliminprireben
fan bli iorelaat oen tpite Gaabenitil-
itono- &ommiSiion iamtioiet meO Sor-
npelien al @aobenitilitanoen ben 17be
Sebruar.
Gen brittle 8cneraloopofnt Cir
8orbon &emart penteoeS / 9eroogs
til YariS. San piloe blallot onoeI
iorelGgge 6rco5fongreSien en- Tlan
ON at title Gr.Sciier 8iobelm for ct
&erDenstribunol til 5orbsr % Com
h X
Den 30te San. melbeS fra TariS
at Ben amerifanife Delegation har
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cnonu intet Spar ~inblpbet.
On britiif Gorreiponoent mcooeler
at SreOsfongresien auereoe er bic,
euig ON, at ser life ifoI oifrppe;
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ifal betale nogen Del al 6e 9laie
rcoe3 Grigsomfoitningcr. Selleriff,
pil Splflano bli tpltn9et til Of tilbnge
betale &c 5000 MiQioHcr 6rancs
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brnosf9uer bIi tol,nget til at eritottI
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al 6icnOen bciatte Serritorier. :,
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