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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04
BRITISH D|R|G|BLE'S
JOURNEY NEAR END
Reported Last Night Off New
foundland Coast, Making
Good Progress.
WILL REACH MINEOLA TODAY
Is Expected to Return to Scot
land at Once, Reaching East
Fortune Monday.
I'LL REACH MINEOLA TODAY

ST. JOHNS. " r.. JULY 3-The
Erit,sh dir.giblc R-3a Was about 400
niles northeast Of ST Johns AT 10
!. NJ. Greenwich time, according to n
message received tonight AT the Ad-
m1ral'y wireless station here.
The message stated the a-ship was
making good progress. British naval
cheers said the craft would not pass
over this city tomorrow morning un-
less she alters considerably her pres
tnt course. which would carry her
well north OF here. II was said. i.
she followed her prcsen. course. she
would probably pass over Bona Vista
haE anu d!asonally over Newfoundland
In THIS case. the officers said she
would probab bly, proceed across Mari
time cansia and New England. to
/, IS believed that Major SCOTS
message TO the air ministry las; night
SAVING. "Wll arrive today morning."
referred TO the proba bic time OF the
a!rships arrival over ST Johns where
a bag Of mail is 20 be dropped
This bag WIN contain letters for the
of Canada and
Others. From St. Johns the course
vi! De along the coast 10 Long Island.
Renown Picks TIP Message.
Earlier IN tho day, II. NJ. s Renowu,
toned in mid Atlantic 10 aid the
d.riSiblc b. giving proper direction
in case Of necessity, reported having
picked up a message from R-3a short
y. after noon. No position was given
at that time. When the message was
picked up flying conditions appeared
TO be ideal. The barometer vas
sieady. the sky clear and the wind
about four miles an hour from the
northwest. The course Of the a:rshie
during the day was west b. south.
~ gill y. NJ. Greenwich time. the
dir Sioics position Was reported as
20 north latitude; 80 west lonSi-
tudc and her rate OF speed about
thirty-siN knots an hour.
Favorable weather had been en-
during the nigh; and good
progress was made under stari:t skies.
the airship maintaining an average
altitude OF 1000 feet. The course was
southwest. toward st. Johns. almost
directly over the Glasgow-St Johns
stea NJ snip route.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04
Dispatch Extra
Will Give Fight Details

Following the contest mt Toledo
The Timch-Dispatch Will Issue n
speriul sporting extra, containing
complete stories or tho bout, with
every detail OF the bnttir, the out
come Of which has puzzled expert
boxing prophets more ihnn my
worlds championship event I'm
years.
Bulletins on the Willard -Dcmp.cy
match Will De given to boAIng inns
today from the Times Dispatch
BuiidlnS. Every move of the rhnn-
pion and challenger. ms they bnttlc
for the worlds title In the Toledo
ring. VIII he given, blow by blow
aud round by round. Returns from
tho contest viii begin arriving In
the I'Imcs-Dispntch Office mt 3,:,O
o'clock. and will inimc dfntely bc
conveyed to the crowd on Tenth
street.
such writer's ms Dumon HunyOn,
whose humorous StyIe han made him
probably the leading sport writer ln
imrricn; Frank T.. Mcnkc, whose
deep study and exposition of sport
Inns buildcd for him mn internn-
tionni Teputntion. and james j. Cor
bett, onc-timc heavyweight cham
pIon. will tell the story of the bnt-
tie te readers of The Times Din
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04
EXPECTED TO REACH MINEOLA
DURING INDEPENDENCE DAY
INV Associated Press

Z WASHINGTON. July 3.-The Brit
!sh dir!g!blc R-34 en- route TO the
United States on an attempted round
trip trans Atlantic tiight. is expected
TO reach Mnenla. l.. l.. some time to-
picked up by the otto Gins, Maine,
radio station late today and reiayed
to the Navy Department said:
The message said that the dirigible
was expected back AT its home station
at East Fortune. Scotland. by Monday.
indicating that the stay Of the airshlp
in the United States would be very
brief The dispatch follows.
Wireless reports from airship re-
ceived this morning report satisfactory
progress Judging by her course and
speed. she should reach Long Island
tomorrow, Independence Day. and she
should be back IN East Fortune Monday
afternoon"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04
FIRST SIX MONTHS OF 1919
RECORDS MANY LYNCHlNGS
Mississippi Leads Country In Acts or
Mob tiolence-tiOst VIC
inns Negroes.
IBv Associated Press. /

MOBILE, ALA, July 3.-Dr. II. r.
Morton. principal of ruskeeee Institute.
mas. according I" records kept by the
institutions department. OF record and
research. there have been twenty-eight
lynchinGs FOR the first six months OF
1919.
This is seven less than the number.
thirty five. FOR the first six months OF
1918. and fourteen more than the num-
bcr. fourteen. for the first six months
o. 1917
OF those iynched twenty-five were
negroes and three were white Seven
OF those put to death were charged
Win the crime OF assault. One woman
is reported 10 have been lynched.
The states in which lynchings oc-
Cured and the number for each state
arc as follows: Alabama, ;: Arkansas
': FLORIDA. >; Georgia, >: Louisiana, 4 :
mississippi {: Missouri, l: North Caro-
Una. :: South Carolina. l. Texas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04
LLOYD GEORGE SA US KAISER
WILL BE TRIED IN LONDON
BYJURY OFALLLED POWERS
Claims lie Has Discovered Bacteria
That Will Drive Out White PLAQUE

FOSTORIi, ONO, July 3.-t.,,
tnih IVAN j.. Riggs. Of this city. n
phss'riHn, claims TINT hc hus dis
covered cure for tubrrculonIs.
Dr. BfESs. who hnS prnctIccd In
.hiS Nicinity. has given special Mt
tchtton 10 tubcrcular ritscs and u
number of years nEo having brcn
nWictcd with tho dIseaAc himself
hc'otcd much study to mcthod. of
prevention md cure. The curing
OIL his own rnsc marked the success
OF his discovery, which. nv many
discoveries arc mndc, NHs ncci-
dental.
The treatment is n dIhtiIlntc bnc-
teria trcatnrnt, wa7rh the doctor
started 10 use In March, 1915. II is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04
AGUlLAR THINKS MEXICO
MAY SOON BE DRY NATION
Commander of Carranxn's Military
Forces Leaves for France on
Diplomatic Mission.

NEW YORK. July 3.-McXico may
adopt prohibition very shortly, accord
ing TO iniimations made today by GEN
eral Candido Aguilar, conmander-in-
chief of the military forces Of Presi
dent Carranza. upon his departure to
France on the French liner Lorraine.
General .ASuilar is going To France
AS Il personal representative OF PreSi-
dent Carrarza on a diplomatic mission
when asked today if lie thought Amer
leans living near Mexico would travel
into the country to obtain liquor. he
replied:
They probaly will. and they Ger
tainly will be welcome. However. I
don't think that would continue for
any great length OF time. AS think
that Mexico will soon go dry"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04
GOVERNMENT PLANS ACTION
TO PREVENT BOMB TERROR
Enlist Police of All cities I'm Effort to
End All Criminal
Agitation.
tRv Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. July 3.-Every law
enforcing agency in the country will
tomorrow in preserving
order against reported plans OF anar-
reign of terror by bomb explosions.
Officials of the department of JUS
tice have said that they knew Of no
concerted plot set for Independence
The bureau OF investigation has en-
listed the police of all large cities in
their purpose to put an end to criminal
agitation. Their plans have not been
divulecd. but il is known that many
suspected persons have been under
surveillance. and that they viii be hr-
rested on tn least suspicious move.
adequate precautions have been
taken for the protection OF public OIL
cials. but the nature of the safeguards
necessarily has been kept secret.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04
R0UMANIA NOT SATISFIED
WITH TREATY DISPOSITIONS
Prime Minister Leaves for bucharest
TO submit Text TO His
Government.
fBv Associated Press. /

PARIS, July 3.--M. Bratiano Prime
Minister OF Roumania. left last night
for Bucharest to submit to his govern
ment the text of the treaty regarding
that country.
1T is no secret" said the Petit
Parisien. that Rumanian claims con-
ccrninS Pennsylvania. Bessaraba and
Banat are not satisfied by the treaty"
Public opinion in Eoumania and
Transylvania IS such that NJ. Bra;iano
considers il impossible TO take upon
himself the responsibility for signing
without first referring tho matter to
the government and SauEins popular
sentiment toward the convention. II
is even possible he may resign. thus
causing ministerial crisis at Bucha-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04

fuhcrcninc hncilIi. and u produces
mn immunity In the blood Of tho
person affected.
Thc doctor states that there huS
heen no serious rcsrtion In amy case
from the use OF the bacteria, which
may hnNr TO run 3. course OF from
one 4" four months, according to
tho raSc.
tic claims 10 hnvc substantial
PROOF TINT he hes cured ~ pcr cent
of laS eases OF tubcrcuIosIs, IIis
aim is 10 furnish this treatment mt
the nominal price nnd put it within
reach OF every physician and tuLcr-
culnr in the United states.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04
MAY BANISH WILLIAM
Death Penalty VIII Not lie Sought
In Case of World Versus
lIOhenZallcrn.
IRv Associated Press

LONDON. July William IIohcn-
zollern. the former German Emperor,
will he brought 10 England in Brit
sh ship and imprisoned in the Tower
OF London. according TO the Daily
Mail.
The death penalty viii not bc sought
the newspaper points out. but If he
is found guilty tho allies ask his han
ishment for life 10 remote island,
following tho precedent Of Napolcous
exile on St. Helena.
The international trial court had in
tended to try tho former Emperor
alone the Daily Mail said. but il is pos
siblc that the former Crown Prince
Frederick William viii also be ar
raigncd before IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04
AMERICAN is MURDERED
state Department TX Advised That
Leroy Moyc Was Slain In Tam
picO OH Fields.
LEY Associated prnss. /

an American citizen employed by the
Mexican Gulf oil Company. was MUIR
dercd by Mexicans in tho Tampco oil
fields last Tuesday night. according to
ment.
Acting Secretary Phillips immedi-
atcly cabled the American embassy at
Mexico city 10 make urgent represent
tations to the Mexican government for
the apprehension and punishment of
the murderers and for the protection
OF Americans in the Tampico district.
his homo was In Livingstone. Texas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04
NEW EARTH TREMORS FELT
IN SHAKEN MUGELLO VALLEY
cycrni Buildings, Already Cracked by
Disturbance, Fail Into
Ruins.
LRy Associated Press !

BORGo SAN LORENZO, ITALY. July
3.-Scveral new earth tremors occurred
in the Mugello Valley yesterday. hut
there was no loss OF life. Several
buildings cracked by the earthquake
OF Sunday. fell into ruins.
The inhabitants of the valley are liv-
ing in tents as far aa possible. being
afraid to return 20 their homes and
the possibility Of being buried under
falling walls. The deaths in the
Mueclio section Sunday were not as
numerous as at first reported The
number Of dead Will not reach 100
Concerning casualties on the other
side OF the ApcnnineS. in the Roma S;no
section, there is little information. as
because of the lack of transportation
nd the damage caused by tho earth
quake Sunday.
In the smaller villages on this side
Of the mountains survivors of families
continue TO dig in the ruins for reia-
tiveS believed 10 he buried there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04
HOT FOURTH PROMISED
Temperatures of 0S Degrees Are Reg
istcrcd i'm Several Eastern
cities.
IIly Associated rresa.l

WASHINGTON July 3.-Weather
Bureau reports tonight showed that a
heat wave was spreading throughout
the northeastern quarter Of the United
country would have "hot Fourth"
Temperatures of 9S degrees were reg
istered at Boston. Philadelphia. Har-
risburg. Pa; Parkcrsburg, w. Va, and
Atlantic City. these being tho warmest
points today.
The Atlantic city temperature
equallcd the highest ever noted at the
resort during July.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04
ESTHONIANS STILL ADVANCE
Wnrships Capture German Position
md Clear Dyina of Armed
Enemy Craft.

COrENHAGEN. July Esthonian
warships have captured the fortress
of Boidera, at the mouth of the Dvina
River. and have cleared the river of
German armed vessels as far the
Muehlgrahe Canal.
An Esthonian official statement
containing this announcement says
that four of the German vessels were
captured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04
HONOR AMERICAN FIGHTERS
General PerxhinE and Rcar-Admiral
Knapp Awarded Gold Medal of
CITY of Paris.
IRv Assoclated Press !

PARIS: July 3.-The great gold
medal of the City OF Paris was pre-
Rear Admiral n. 5. Knapp. commander
Of the American naval forces in Euro
pean waters. The presentation was
Vile. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04
Offer Land for Memorial.

BRUSSELS. July 3-rhe Belgian
parcel OF land in the ncighaorhood
OF Ypres TO the Canadian authorities
for the erection Of II war memorial
and museum, recalling the tribute
paid by Canadian troops ON Beic.ian
soil during the war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04
nipInne 10 Stnrt rl,ub,

HARHUK GRACE, y. f.. July a.
The iandley Page bipianc. commanded
by Vice Admiral Kerr. which original
ly was eatc:eu for competition for the
London Daily Mails $4,000 transat-
lantic flight prize probably will start
tomorrow mornins. on an attempted
nonstop hight to New York. |, was am
nounccd tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04
REPORT STORMS IN GULF
Squalls Over Southern Coast Cnu.e
Display of Warnings Over
LnrEc Area.
INV Associ.tcd Prcssl

WASHINGTON. July 3.--Disturbancc
Of moderate intensity. central tonight
Mexico, is reported moving northwa rd
toward Northwestern Florida Thus
far il has been attended by SQUALLS over
the East Gulf and rains in Florida and
Southern Georgia.
Storm warnings are displayed on the
Gulf Coast at and between New Orleans
and Key West.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04
ROUMAN|A RETAINS
bESSARAB|AN HOLD
Peace Council Takes No Action
in That Country's Dispute
With Russia.
WILL NOT CALL PLEBISCITE
Three Commissions Designated
Carry on Work Of Peace
Conference.
WILL NOT CALL PLEBISClTE
Iav Associated rreEs

PARIS. July Sit is considered un-
likely that tho council OF five Will
take amy action concerning tho dis
quite between Russia and Roumania
over Bessarahia. the greater portion
Of which Roumania has virtually an
nexed. and is now administering
Basi!e Makiakon Russian ambassa-
dor 10 France. has raised the question
tcforc tho council that no Russian
representatives. were recognized by the
peace conference who have authority
to make sSrcemnis respecting the dis
posal Of Russian territory and Score
tary Lansing: and other members OF
the council agreed tina, the Bcssarabian
question is in no way connected with
the Austrian treaty or the peace nego-
tiations, Russia is not a, war with
the allies
No Proposal for PIchiscitc.
VI. Bratiano. Roumanian Prime Min
tstcr. showed no disposition to submit
the question OF aliegian nee 10 a general
vote in BesSara aba in from two TO nv.
years. suggested by several mem
b.rs OF the conference. The departure
OF NJ Bratiano for Roumana il Is
demand his personal attention there.
ana - not due. as intiinatcd in some
quarters, TO his breaking with the
council ana Withdrawing from the
The council has appointed three com
missions for the purpose Of continuing
the work of the peace conference INC
commission for the execution of ,hr
ierinan treaty consists of John Foster
dulles, United States: Sir Eyre C',owr
England; Captain Andre Tardieu
france, and Niterio Scaloia. Italy.
me commission for organization of
permanent reparations consists of
Louis Loucheur. France; sydney Peel
Eng land; Dr. Siivio Crespl, Italy. and
NJ Mon, Japan.
The commission for the coordination
Tor Bulgarian frontiers viii bc Mr.
Dniess, NJ. Tardieu and Mr. Peel
Auntrinnn Send Twcnty-seyen Notes.
Twenty seven notes have been re-
ceiNed by the peace conference from
the Austrian delegation since MAY %
Eight have related TO the kIaEenfurt
section, SIX to methods Of procedure
growing chiefly out OF the Austrians'
tes!re for an oral discussion; seven
have. related To boundaries; one TO
prisoners; one to diplomatic consular
agents; one TO the regulation of :m-
rorts and exports and three have been
devoted to the status Of private
properties.
Replies have been made 10 only a
few Of those notes. many requiring no
answer. Captain Andre Tardieu pre-
sided At todays meeting instead OF
stephen Plchon. French foreign III in
!ster, who was called upon TO attend
the meeting or the Chamber Of
Deputies,
The council also was TO consider the
general question OF Armenian relief.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04

"High Life CiEars-Aii Quality"
On sale at all good stands.-Ady,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04
Working Investments

laanes-Dispatch Want Ads
Reach Those Who Bug.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-02
Honflikt stuiitbcm
Grjbcr9cr mnS
yroGScrff peri9drft
San3ltr SheiOemnnn mag einem
ben gllliicrten senebmen StantS.
mann tueidIcn miiKcn.

Berlin iiber oen Saog, 81. IGr5
(gOn aarI s.. pon @iegano, Stobs.
forreiponoent Der SGglihen SmoGo
&ribiine unO Der SEEM gorf Sun,
Goppriagt 1919; olle gfe1te Dorbe'
balten.) - Der aonflift Sipii6en
@at6ias Gr5oerger, @liniIter obne
9ortefeltiae ulto 6iibrer Der Oei,t.
iden BafieuitiaitdnOS Somniiiion,
uno 6ent gluslonOsniniIter @roi
8rod0orii.&antnu beriddrft iib int.
mer nebr lno Die llniiherGeit Der
Gage ma6t cine 9abincttsfriie int.
mer Unbrideinlider.
9(ud bridt iiA Die 2lnIidt inmer
mebr giauub 0aB &on8ler Sdeioc.
mann iid ge3iplm9en ieben mag, gu.
g1niten zines Staotsmonnes, ser
0as 8ertrnuen Der gtQiierten 6eiiBt
5itriid5utreten.
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$tiliante &irfmlg Der
&illon'l(6tn &eOt
1(rbciten scr SrieScnskcnfcrcns tucrccn bcfHlems
niet; tuidtiee Sra9cn Siirftcn balS crlcSist
tucrScn; Sran5cien md6t9cr
polcn mnS eftplanS pom Ser glcdacc bcfreit

9entmlanO, GubInno, llnonrn uuo|
2::tnuelt itnO nun Dem 8eItban0e[I
eri6loiIen.
Ser 2tniprltd Der sSrdnsoien dltf|
Nog Soortal Iautet nidt rttehr aiifl
glnneftierung, mnroe In Grfnbrling'
Qebrod]t, ionoern onrouf, onb bic
8erqperfs groeugniiie in Dieienf|
2iitrift sSranfreid 5iiteben io[len..
6tS Die @rltben in Morofrdrifreid]
nieoer ousgebeiltet iperbe1 fonnten.
9ie fran3oitiGen @eIbforoeruilgell|
iollen audi geuldbigt ipor0en ieili..
obgIeib bis iest nod feine offi3ieIIe
8eIt1tigung iiber 0ieien Nitnft tors
Iiegt. Die 8erpoltungsmaBreaeIi
melde Marldoll Sod biniidtIidl5
9on3iqs ge9eben tuuroen, beitdfiael1
nidt mn Die nliIitdriide GtelIuug
rno oie Mindt bes Mnribnls, fon.
bern laltten auf cine gerlteilliania 0ip-s
lomatii1e unb milit1riibe Wddn nlii
gleicber Mtadtbefiignis.
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Ce9tslatltr bot 10
1liilltcnen bemiHiat

2ucoln, 2. 9(pril. - 0ie 1919
2cgislatltr miro 9eioilligltngen ma.
den in Der Rielenillmme bon mebr
ais $16,000,000. Son 0ieIen bisber
lluerborteu @etroge iiro bereits 8
@tillionen bon beioen SGuiern be-
nilligt, lpGbreu0 Der Senat. feline 3u.
thinning nod 81 peiteren 6 @til(io.
nen Dollars 3lt geben Fat. 3ie 8e.
luilliglmqen iino 6esbolb 10 bod,
neil m0ertbolb D1illionen Collars
fir 0aS neue Stdat8fopitoI uno ii6er
3 MiGionen fir Die gerbeiierlmg
Der 2nn0pege nusgeiebt mur0en.
9a8 SouS bot Die 8orlage $25,.
600 81 betpilligen fir oen gnpfaug
Der 9ebraSfa &riegSbeIoen bel ibrer
glnflmft in SEEM gort, berporien.
@oub. 9lc&elbie botte 0ie @orIqge
enlpfoblen, uno lit iiber lire @erlper.
fllng iebr ungebaIten. gr bat Serrn
Norris 4. SuIe in g9eip gorf, ben
er gum 8oriieer oes GnlpIangsto.
mitees ertonnt batte, bon Dem Ser.
boIten 0eS @olticS benadridtigt rn0
ibm aud einen perionli9en Sded
ouf $500 qelonot 8ur Qefung Ser
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babt bat.
Ser 6euot bat Die 9iG berluor.
fen peIde 100000 npsieste fir
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tails in @rnno SySIano
9e 9orIage 5ur g}eueillteillrng
Ser 2onoiduIotItrifte muroe ebelt-
faQ8 oertporfen. 9lud Oies lpor Ell.
ne administrations. .MaBnnbme.
S5n Genat lit Senat SiGe go. 2l0
atigerufen noroen peIhe 8eoiu.
qungen fcitItellt inter luelden for.
furrierenoe eleftrii1e 2[nIogen er.
rid)tet wer0en f0nneu.
Die @egner oes Serrn st. g.
Somea iino ilber Die 8orluge beln.
ru6igt un0 ertlGren 0oB Dies ein
geriud ieinerieit8 iei getpiiie Ge6te
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Deiitittc Grilppcn inn
Often ircHcit nitbt
Boli6ctuiki bek6mpfcn
Die .bOIibeiuiitiide Oiidtnns 6at
onrdJ Die neue JieOOlution in
llnsarm an GtGrfe gemOnncn.

Berlin, 81. MGr3. (gon aor[ s.
bon 8iegon0. Stnb8forraiponbeni
Der TdgIiden 01naba Gribiine luN
Der giep gorf Sun" Copyright
1919; ale Gedte porbebalten.) =
0ie 6reuoe iibcr bic glnsiidten, 6aB
iebt geniieeno glabrungsnlittel Elm,
treifen ioIlen, lit in amtli9en Grei-
ien 9euti6Ionbs Our6 Die belulrrt-
bigenoe MleIoung oeodmpft tpor0en
oaB oeutI6e Sruppen I'M Siten mel.
DIE gegen Die 9oli6elpiti fGnpfen,
ltn8uperI1iiig merOen lnO iid ni6.
0erbolt geneigert bnben, ouf ben
@egner 8u feuern. 8ieie boIidelpi.
ltiide 9aidtrue bat felt Ser neuen
9tepolution in llngarn nod mebr gu.
.genontnen.
Gin 0tit9IieO bon Sinoenbure8
Sta8 erflGrte mir beiorgt, ooB gnoe
4pril nit elmer SSrpoiton Der Dol
i6eipifi 5u rednen iei. 3ieie 8e.
iorgni8 miro aud in anttIiden &rei.
len geteiIt, bod lit e8 1uBerit i6mer
fir mid, Die 9emorfqtion8linie 8lpi.
iden Der ipa6ren @afobr, Die obne
3lpeifel grqB lit, lmO Der Geu0en5.
Oieie Gage 8u politii6en 3pefen
ats3u6euten, 8lt finoen.