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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-12
Germany, Defender
OF the OSmanii

German policy thus aimed at preventing
Russia from reaching the Golden Horn.
This was traditional British policy, sur
wing from the Beaconsfeld era, but grow
ing weaker after the occupation Of Egypt and
the construction of the Suez Canal changed
the whole face of the situation in the Near
East. Britain withdrew from CONSTANT
nople and was becoming reconciled to Rus
sian supremacy, while Germany succeeded
England as the first friend and defender of
the Osmanli against the hereditary enemy.
In the present war one of the many Sc
cret agreements between the Allies recog
nized the right of Russia to have and to
cold Constantinople and all the shores on
either side of the Straits and the Sea of
Aarmora. A final compromise between
British aud Russian policies was arranged
and Britain abandoned policy which from
the Crlmean War onward had denied Russia
an outlet on the open sea. But the fall of
ssussia abolished this understanding and
fescinded this agreement. There is no
longer any need to recognize Russian claims,
because they have been abandoned by the
Russians themselves.
AS result there exists to-day an adj
mirable opportunity to dispose of the main
1imculty in the Eastern question, the pos
session OF Constantinople and the Straits
Russia and Austria, the immediate rivals in
soe Balkans, having disappeared as factors,
one by complete obliteration, the other by
the fall to anarchy and Bolshevism. Europe
can to-day deal with the whole matter with
OUT having to take into consideration the
hereditary rivalries of Romanoff and Haps-
burg, while the German power to influence
The situation has gone, as has German
prestige at Stamboul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-12
What About
ConsfanfinOpIe?

Is for Europe, for the Allies at YER
salles, to determine the fate of Cons .Anti-
Aope The solution of the problem may
axe one of three courses. The Turk, under
some sort Of international direction. NAV be
permitted to remain in his present capital
Inc creek may be permitted to revive the
memories Of the great Byzantine period
aug reoccupy regions once entirely Hellenic
aaa still inhabited by very large Greek
population. Finally, the great powers
nay set up some form of international con-
sfei' outside the limits of any existing ma
.i'h; they may make Constantinople an in
ss'national state, ruled by the league Of
/ nas'ons or by gone machinery devised by
'ac Versailles conference.
VI these three solutions the first is by
s's odds the least desirable. If the Turk
says IN Constantinople, even though his
power be reduced, his forts destroyed, the
~ intrigue and the old rivalry will return.
~ naif century the Turk played the diff
s.shs powers Of Europe off against each
Sshsr, and thus maintained his own exist
sasc ana held on TO the European provinces
a'Sn ne m'sgoyerncd and periodically laid
e waste. Az an administrator the Turk is
.,ap'ssinle. Nor can he lay any claim TO
rs shoreg Of the Straits and the Sea OF
Hsfnora based upon race or self-determi-
s%s''n. Outside Of Constantinoplc the Greek
~ = e clear majority; within the city the
1feks are the most considerable single eie-
{ sasnt and the Turks only relatively small
shorty,
So long ~ the Turk holds Constantine.
aud The outlying districts, the Eastern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-12
Copyright. 1919, by The Mcclure NeaUs-
paper Syndicate

paper Syndicate)
I'm TWO recent articles have discussed
the situation in Northeastern and
Southeastern Europe, the problems
which must be solved at the Versailles
Congress. In these discussions | have
sought to indicate the question presented by
Poland, the Baltic provinces, the new Jugo-
Slavic and Czecho-Slovak states, together
with the changed condition of Rumania. In
the present article | mean to deal with the
old, familiar Eastern question, which for
more than two centuries has plagued Europe
and produced wars innumerable, of which
the recent struggle is only the most terrible
Once more, as at Vienna and again at Ber
lin, Europe, this time with America sitting
as full partner, is to strive to remove the
old obstacle toward peace. AT Vienna not
the smallest thought paid to the de-
mands or even the rights of the peoples of
the Near East; that they had rights, that
there were even nationaites, as contrasted
with subjects in this remote region, was not
recognized by those who laid down the con-
stitution of the New Europe following the
upheaval of the French Revolution and of
tHe NdpOlSOIiC wars. NOT ala the congress-
Of Berlin pay more real attention to this
phase of its task, although the demands of
nationalities had already made themselves
heard.
As a consequence of the failure of the
Berlin Congress we have had in recent Years
IN the last decade, an uninterrupted sue
cession of wars and threats of war growing
out of the Eastern question and beginning
with the annexation of Bosnia and Herze
govina by Austria in 1908. From the Con-
gress of Berlin to the outbreak of the world
war the Balkans have been the fighting
ground of Austrian and Russian intrigue and
in this time Germany has more and more
completely directed and shared in Viennese
policies.
In all this time the battle for the pos
session of the Straits, with Constantinople.
has been the moving motive Of the Russian
statesmen, while Austria has sought to push
her empire southwark to Salonca. But
these two purposes, which were not directly
opposed and might have been realized by
cooperation, were brought into conflict by
the German determination to create Mittel-
europa and extend German domination from
the Baltic to Suez and the Persian Gulf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-12
A New
Greece

Further south, facing Greece, Smyrna and
considerable area, including the many pen
lnsulas and islands, and fairly extended
hinterland from Mytilene to Rhodes, should
De creek. Here dwell something like g.
ooOooo Greeks, and behind them is pop
citation once Hellenic and still preserving
tire Greek tradition. In this way there
would be created new Greece of from
eight to ten million people, while by aban-
doning its aspirations for Byzantium this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-12

danelles, notably Tenedos, but this would
IN reality mean only very small state, lit
tie more than thin facade facing the vital
waterways, but including Constantinople.
Back OF it the population is Turkish. Brusa,
the old capital of the OsmanliA perhaps
their new headquarters, If they retire to
Asia Minor is within sight of the Sea of
Marmora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-12
Ultimate Fate of
C0nsfanfinOpIe

To me the claims of Greece to CONSTANT
nople, as we'll as to the Bulgarian shore,
seem sound enough in justice, but unwise
in fact. AT all events it would be unwise to
press them now Nothing is more certain
than that an international Constantinople
will at no distant time become a Hellenic
city once more. The Greek element is very
great; there are more Greeks in CONSTANT
nople than in Athens; the departure of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-12

important single strategic point in the world,
as it has been the centre of more struggles
than any other point.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-03
Pdftlina bcitichlt
1Ddtttcr u. cntflicbt

gbcneilne, @bo., 8. Sft.-Ger in
SaIeuL Ore, berbaftete 8eIoi6rnnf.
iprenger Syobn 9oehnb tpeIher BON
ben glepelano Gpteftiben %eter
Miod unb sSobn s. @nIfer na9
glebeIano. g., eebradt peroen
ioIIte, lit eeitern 5ii friiber @iors
genitlin0e, etipa so Meilen ipcitli6
BON bier, feinen @Gdtern efitfont.
men uno 1T ieitbcr uibt onffin0bor.
81breno oie beioen 9eteftipe ithlie.
fen, itabt ibnen @oebm ben Ghlili-
lei gu orn inn aneeIeeten SanO.
feIIeln; bierauf bernddtigte er iid
aud nod ser 9arihaft berielben
ptiuo $50. ltnbI oeren aIeioer,
llbren ans ulSere Sd,miidiodlen
imS iud)te eos 8cite. Die beralbten
Geteftibc bernibten ibren @efunaes
uen crit aIs lie md Gbepenue fa-
men. Sie muBfen iih bnnl 3ua.
berional aIeiber oltsboraeiL che Tie
ihrc slbteiIlna berloiicn fonntcn.
Bon 8oshm iebIt biz iest ieoe
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|Ontsk Heoiernita crbdlt
Getpebrc abocliefcrt

8oibinaton 3. Sftober. er.-Gem
6ringenoen GriuGen Der Smsf Sic.
seierllng itnttge6eno, beranIoBte oas
Sstoatsoeportenlent eeltern Die glb.
yIieferlng ron $4,000 MiIitGrgeipeb.
Fen ON OieieIbe, tpelGe mlf @eran.
oes General @robes, Sber.
Sfon1moitneilr Der omerifaniihen
kStreitfrdlte in Sibirien, in @laSibo-
Sitof suriiGgebolten tplroen. General
Srobes entIdlob iid) atl oiefent
5dritt olg 8ieoeroergelttne fir
&nmerifafciaeli6e Irtifel. Die in
s3laSipoItof 3eihingen ber0ffentIidt
Bourbon nno ipegen Der feinoliden
e alhina Ser apiafenfiibrer IN jenem
titritt. Imerifaniide 9iplonlnten
,erilid,en 9egenipdrtie Die Smsf 9fe-
aierllna 5lt pcrouIoiien, 0afiir Gorge
Ii trogcn. bab orir anterifoniihen
srilppen, infer @cnerdl @rnbes,
Nm freiino'doftIibcs 9enebmen an
In Gag geIeet miro. ~
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g96ibugton 8. Oft. - Gnolid
bat oer Senat nit Der gbitimntiing
iiber geluiIie amenoeulents 6unl
6rieoensnertrag begonnen; in i6nel.
Ter 9lufeinonoeriolge itno SO bon
Sen 40 gGmenoenlents, Die bon Der
Majoritdt oes aomitees fiir ai1stpar-
tige 9lngelegenbeiten 0en1 Senot un-
terbreitet purOen, Deruorfen. iDor-
Den. Die fleinlte Maioritat, ipel6e
gegen zines Der anlen0enents obge.
geben purOe, betr1gt Is, Die boflte
%. 9lae aur 8eipredung gelangen.
ben 9lmenoenents lparer bon Senas
tor 6aa in 8ori6lag se6radt mor-
ben, uno 5ielten Oarauf ab, amerifo'
niide geteiliglng an 8eilegung ell.
rop1iider Srager, Die ans bent Serie.
ge elltlprangen, alt oerblnoern ooer
bod ait idntGlern. 8on oen neitn
9lmcnoenlents, Die nod au erleoigen
iiuo. bejieben iiA le9S ouf Die
Shartnng glnseleeenbeit; 6pet per-
langelL DaB glnerifa iut Rate Der
9olterIiga 3u oerlelben Stilnnlert-
aabl bcre1tist lit, pie @robbritafl-
1ien; eilt anenoement 5ielt Darollf
ab, omerifanii6e 8eteiIigung oil Der
@ntiAdoigungsfonlnliiiion us5n-
uler5cn. 9ie Gebotte iiber oieie
glnleiloenlelts mag iiN mebrere 8o-
dlen lang blnsleben.
9ei oer geItrieen glbltil1riiing
itinlnlten Die 9enofraterl, niiBer go.
re itto Gbonas segen alle anletloe-
ineltts. Siebaebn &epiibllfaner iton-
ben Den Deraotroten 5ir Seite uno
eoben ibre Gimme gesen Die Ineu-
dement's ab. Sic nleiiten bieier Re-
publifaner erflarten, DAP iie fiir eirt-
HlpGnoe eiiitreten, bon pelhefl tie In-
.gelL boB fie oosielbe bealDeden obne
Den JrieoefsDertrag sit gefubrnen.
9iaA Der geltrigen 8ertagung oeS
Senats iparen Die Sreunbe oes Ser.
trags erfreut, DdB iie Die Glnertoe-
ments aus Dem Seloe geidIogen;
ober ailG oie @egner oes 8ertrags
tparen mit Dem Gerlauf Der Ibitint=
n1llng nidt ln5ufrieoen; iie perlpei-
len Daraut oaB Die 8eiilrIuorter Der
9lnlelloennents grobe Starfe geaeigt
baben. sic erttpifelten cine @ari-
n1alItarfe bon 81 Stinlmen, Delfe
5ltiamlnen nit oen abpeienoen se.
niieen, I'M Die ablebnilng bes Ser.
trays 81 iidern, memn ntdt 5ufrle-
oenltcllen0e @iilponOe angenornnlen
meroen. Sic iogen, 81 berneinen0e
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hciite Beilegiiita Ses
1msitanSes in GitelanS

2onoon 3. Oft. - Surg Dor
Mittae beiiihten Gertreter Ser aus
It0noigen 8abnan9eItellten ben 0ii-
niIterpr1iioerteu 2Iopo George lnO
mn6ten oberu1oIs ben 8erluh, sic
&egierling 81 bernrloiieL nit Oen
Streifern att nerbonoeln. SSSbr 8e-
iud puroe aber nit bent @eruerten
obeelpieien, oaB fid Die 8egierilitg,
ipie bereit5 friiber nlitgeteilt, nur
oann nit ocn glltsitan0igen III I'm.
ter9onolungen einloiien tpiro, wem
bieieIben bebirglingsIos mieOer ibre
g(rbeit olfeenonmen bdben. Gieie
gilti6eionng bot iiitter ben itreifens
oen 9obnorbeiterit eroBe gaieoeree-
it)loeenEeit er5eugt; nidtsoeitolpeni.
ger neieern iih bieieIben allr Irbeit
5itrild5ufebren, ialfs iie iiber Die 9e.
oin0ungen. inter nenen iie Die glr.
belt pieoer oitfnebnelt iollen nidt
n1ber onfgefldrt tper6en. Ginent
9eridt Der Regieriutg aufolee bat
fi6 ser 8obnoienit iinerbolb Der
Iesten "a Stltnoen beoeiiteno eebei.
iert.
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Senat lfbnt aae
Mmen0el11ents ab
Denckraten ifimmen, nit siuci Nmsnahmcn, per
clint eeecn Sic 2lncntcments; Ncpmblis
taner id1lieben iicb ibnen ait
@eaner Ses pertraes aber iinS boffnMnespo0

Stinlmen bei Set GdlitBnbitilnntiinA
ipiiroen cine 3lpeiorittelmoioritGl
bic aur 9tatiflfation benotigt ipira
lul1oeli6 MAIDEN.
gsur ipenige Senatoren iDarei oh
meleno, ulO biele Weitglie0er Oa
@auieS itonoen I'M Sintergriinoe bed
Senatsfanluler, ipdbrenO bic @olerl
en- bon elmer oicbten 3nborerlnengl
6eiest paren; illbeilen iorgten Sias
onlpeiier oofiir, bob feinerlei gfeuBe4
rllngen oes 8eifalls ooer Der a)iiB.
biaiglutg ltattfanoen. 9iur eiilinat
nurOe applauOiert, nno oas mar Der
6oa, ais Der repltblifaniihe Gena-
tor Ntcglmlber bon glortb 3nfota
gegen 0ic Imenoen1ents 0es 8er-
trogs iprod. Die Gelnpnitrotion
ober lpurbe ils &eim eritift.
GS fon0en bci 0ea 9lbitinllnnngea
I1ur bier 9talnensolfrife ltatt; &c.
gen oas glnenoentelt, oab Die ane-
rifoltiiHen 9eleeaten iidl bon Ser
lbelgiIb oeutidlen @reaafontnliIiipn
alriid5ieben ioIlten, lplroen IS
Stilnnten. Dafiir 80 Stilnmeh obge.
ge6en. 3aS gtlilenoenlellt, peIdes
berlnnet, baB iih Die dnierifailiideii
0elegnten bon Ser Saarbniiit aoln.
ntiiiioit 5liriid5ieben ioll, luitr6e nit
56 eeeen 81 Stiritnlen nerlporien;
oas gmenbenleat, ooB man iid i,idt
| III oie Gidetho- -Slobafia @rensregli.
lieruugem ntiihen ioIle, ipurbe nit
43 geeen % Stinllneit obgelebrli.
9as anenbemettt, bos fid1 aegen Die
Ginniihnng in oberidleiiihe slitse.
legenheitet ridtet, ipitroe nit As &C.
gen 81 Stintnlen perlporien.
@1breno Der Gebntte ri1ahte iid
Elm Gefiibl groBer grbitterling flinn.
9ooge erfIdrte, oob s[merifa inilIeits
| fei, mi syittereile Der Wleiafh hbeit nrIes
Su titn, mas iii ieiiieit ar1ften ftebe,
| fid aber nidlt beniiibigt iebe, fid) III
oIle etropaiiden @ren5itreitigfeite1
ein5uiniiden.
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Bank ser Ncitpartiian
fi9a sablmnasMnfdbie
9arlcben nidt scniisenS seiidert;
Die @crbinblidfeiten betrasen
$1,606,S47.

Sarge, g. g., 3. Sft.--3ie 0aoro
gafoto @onfbehoroe ertIGrte geItern
sic Gconoinabian. .g(meriean @nnf
bon sfnraa, bie Sauptitiibe Der Ga
tional Ionpartiion 2eogile. fir 3nb.
liinasmfdbig in0 peronloBtc Nercn
IShliebuug. 9ie unterlithenDen @e.
o1tten erfldrell, SnB Die 8unfgeictc
bes Gtaotes in oen @eihGitStroitS-
dftionen oieies fSinon3inititutes
Iiibettreten nirben. bod fonnte bis.
ber ni6t nit Siderbeit feltgeiteIlt
iper0en, iper oofiir berdiitfportlid lit.
Ole be55roIide GhIieBung oieier
8anf lit Gin barter Sb[og fir Die
Ronportiian 2iea, iueldle nlle ibre
@eloeeiddfte burd bieielbe dbpideIn
lieb. Gd)per betroffen bon bieiem
8anffrad ideinen onh orei onoere
3meigunternebnen Su iein, Die nit
oerielben in eeid1ftlider 8erbin.
onng Itonoen. Gs itn6 bies Die gon.
iitmers nniteo Stote Co., Elm
Snnoelsurternebmen; oas 9sub.
Iifbers 9sationnl Serpice Bureau,
eire 3eitiingsorgnniintion uno bic
2enene Grhange. ssnc.. oererl
Sdtptaeir5dft Die Sinnnaiarung Der
2iao lit.
Dem s9eridlt Der ltnteriudnngs.
beboroe slifoIge bploufen iid bic
DECENTRALIZATION Der gant aui
$1,606, ,S7443; oieie 5unme itebt
gum 0robteiL in 3nrIeben aus.
Se63ig groaeiit oerieIben iino nod
g(nliht Scr Grnnlinotoren iiber-
mdBig bod unb nidt eenitgeno ge.
| ii1ert. Sic gtotionnI 9onpartiion
2eague rno oie orei obeneripdbnten
Snn0elsbGtriebe 0erielben iuerneil
allein NIT Garleben III Der Sobe
bon $4,000 belnItet, Die nidt ges
tliigeno ecfidert iilO.
Gia @rnBteiI Der BON Der Ron.
portiinn 9iea gege6enen Giherbet-
ten beItebt aus norausootierten
Sdeds bon Sarmern fir Witglieo-
beitrdge, peldle nod gtnii6t Der
teriudrngsbeboroe fir @eloein-
treibungsSpedc pertlos fino. 3ie
bon Der 2iga rerlnittelten Sppotbe.
| fen ipnrSen ipabtero Der Iebten sipei
Sabre ollsnobmslos bon Der Scon.
oinobion.americon 8dnf finnn3iert.
Gieiel6en fclen ober i'm 8erhdItnis
Der gebotenen 5iderbeit biel au bod
liein.
| Syn Ber6inoimg nit 6er SdlieBung
Ioer Observation-Disclosures 8onf in
sSorgo er.pnrtet itdit aud Die eSrt.
IioIoenaerflGritng bon sebn Bis 5tuolf
onberen garfen in gsortb Gafota,
ipeldc nit iener in eeId)dftlider Ser.
binoung itonoer itnb oIfgemein ols
.Ionpartiion 2isa 8anfen" befonni
fin6.
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5,tm Bcimh Ses
bele. 1sSniaspaares
Gffisieller Gmpfans iinbct bents
itatt, iuoranf bic 9nnbreiie
augetreten iuirS.

glelp Sort, 8. Oft. - Dos belei.
ide &onigspaar, beeleitet bon Grina
2eopolo. beln Sbronfoleer, nerbrod-
te oie erlte Gadt ols @dite Der
Ser. Stoaten I'M 8olOori =aitoria
SoteI. no eIeif5eitie Der nelln5ebnte
Sabrestag Der &erntdbLng oer bo-
ben @alte geIeiert mrlroe.
Ser offi5ielle @n1pfang finOet onf
beIon6erent 8tnid)e bes &onigs crit
beute mittogs itatt, iuoroitf iofort
oie 9iuioreiie. Onrd) Die GiroBitdote
0es 2onoes ongetreten ipiro. 9tadl
@eei1oigung 0erIelben miro iih 0ns
8oitiesponr NIT Ieiner 8egletttng
nah ser 9unoesboiiptItn0t 8afbing-
Ton beaeben, ltn 1rdiioert 8iliof,
1Is 0berDaupt Ser Ser. gtodfett, ei.
ne pffi8iele gnitotosniiite git MAIDEN
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ser aot6oGiiden llniberiitat llno lDo.
ren BORT nit Der glusilbltng bon
syultftinncn 10 in gtniprllh genonts
men ooB faum iernano ole @ele-
qenbeit aetunOen bate, NIT Den
Er1latet IN 9erirDrlng as fonlnten
ipenm biele @elegenbeit ibn niht
etrd Sen Gntpfang gegeben ipcroen
mare, oen Der belgiide 8oti6after,
Baron De Cartier, alt @bren bes
&aroinaI5 Mercier beranltaltete.
@er su bielem gnpfange cine @ir-
lobitng erhalten batte, id)dst iih
gIiidlif. gaie eeingt. neilte Der &or-
oinol Mir unoffiaieI bier, er miro
gu eiuem offi5iellen 8einde 8ltriid.
febren, fuean ber 4r1iioent itnb
,Srou @ilion ipieoer in oct Std6t
Iein fperoen.
Qlu8 bireft oalti6en 8reiien lit
iuenig Su beriften es iet benn bob
id einige 0eitteilitneen iiber ben
Silfsoereia fir Die 9totleioenoen IN
9elttldlano uno 0eiterrei9 made,
9ieier SiIfsberein beitebt erlt ieit
iehs @oGen, ober idon beltte adblt
ieine WiitqlieoIdaft beinabe bunoert.
0as lit bel Der Shipdde, Der hume.
riiGen Sdp6de. oes bieiigen
9eutidtinns cine groBe 3abl. 1lno
olle oie 0eitglie0er ihlo eifrig itno
riibrig; in Ser fi,r5en 3eit oes @e-
itebens bes @ereins bat berielbe idon
$4,000 gum slnfauf bon 2ebens.
mitteIn aneelpieien ano beriudt auf
ale n0glihe @eile, feline WsitteI ali
beritGrfen. 9ie bon ibm fiiralid aus
g(nlnb Sss t50. @eburtstages SlIe.
ronoer bon Sunlbolofs abgebaltene
@ebenficier mar Elm GROCER Grfolg,
fiinItIeriih iomobl mie iinall5iell.
Ger 8erein bat iidl sur s(ufgobe ee.
iteat, in ieoer @od)e fir minoe.
items $4,000 9ebellsnlittel ob5it-
ihifen; 5ofientlih aelinat cs ibn,
icm @erf ser 9lGditenIiebc bitr6Slt-
filbren. -Gtteharo.
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gallunluetiflns beenoet.

Ct. 2oiiis, @toY 3. Oft. - &ier
eingetrofiene gsodridtet i1eloen, baB
Der @olpn Ohio, Der fleinIte inter
ben ieds, oie iidl dn Dem 9sntioraIen
IleiIterldnftsfIug beteiIiaten, in
Gerrn Souno, Stlt, aeIanoet 1T.
Ser 2ononnaspIds befinoet fid etli.
DE Sitnoert 0leileit rtoroIid Der ia.
naoii9 amerifaniiden @rense.
Soitptlnonn @arren Salior fitiieier.
te aIs 2erfer oeB erfolereidett 8al-e
Ion, Ser einen @aseebalt bon mir
$4,000 GubiffiiB bate, 10000 Rii.
biffuB ipeniser, als ireeno einer
Ieiner aorfurrertten.
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9eleno arf., 3. 0ft. Reneiten 9e.
ri6ten 5itipIae baben Die blltigen
@oiienfdlnafe III Dem bellodbarten
St1otdelr GInine bisber % @teniden
6os 2cben gefoitet. Inter ben @et0-
tcten befinoen iid fiinf 8eiBe. 500
@unoesioibnten bolten eagennartig
ienen Giitrift beiekt uno iorgen fir
Die Sllifrehterbnltitng Der Orb
nitng. Sie @ogen Der Grregltng
iiber Die eeitrige Grr,or6ltng oes
Staotrotes 8. 81. 2ilIp idlogen nod
innller bcd llno neue slusidreitlnn-
gen tperbe1 befiirhtet.
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,itann 1T; inebrere Spcsia 9 ! tucrten an
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Or. @raDion nod ih nit Dem 9e.
iinoem 6es 9rdiioerten s,ifrieoen."
Setite norntittag trafen atpei ipei.
tere Spe3ialiiten int 8eiBen Suuie
Elm iino toniultierten NIT 9r. @rap.
ion.
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8oibiu9ton, 8. Gft.-es miro
offiaiell geiaet, Dab iid III Dem BE.
finoen 0es Irdlioenten beite feline
s8enoung gum 8eiieren eingcitellt
babe. Gr iblief lette gia9t mir iebr
ipenis; Ole aerate imo Sanilien.
mitgIieocr iiuO megen ieines 3u.
itanoes IN Gorge.
Gpater tpiro Elm Bulletin erlai.
fen iperben.
Sefret1r SunliiItD erfl1rt, oob
6em Br1itoenten iiber feinerlei ge.
gierungsgeiddfte Mitteilllns genudt
miro, gleidpiel nie ipi6tig folde
oud ieir mogen. @eItern abeno pilr.
De er BON Ser glbItinlnming I'M Se.
nat iiber Sic g(men6ements unO bon
Ser 99atifltation oes @ertrogs iei-
tens sSronfreitbs it1terri9tet. Sierii.
Der i6ien Der Grdiioent erirelt 5ll
ieiL iagtc IuunllltB, atlOerpeitige
Wtitteill,noen ober merOen Dem Brd-
ii0etlten lttd1t geHla6t iper0ell
8di6ington, 3. Oft. - 9dS &c.
finoen bes 9r6iiOenten 8ilion ipdb-
rcno Der beriloiienen giadt 1mO Oes
beutigeu &orinittnes bot iid berar.
fig beri6Iinlmert, oaB iid iein 2eib.
orst Or. @rapIon beranlabt iab, i'm
geiBen $auie 8li nerbleiben. gS
miro eriportet, oaB er gegen Wlittog
Elm Bulletin iiber 0as 9efin6en oes
sronfen berausgeben miro. Gils benz
iiingit erIailenen Bulletin Oes glrdtes
aebt berbor, boB 8ilion Elm fdner.
franfer 0ennn lit. Sic gngaben
Or. 9rdbions lnliteten: Ser Sra.
iioent lit Elm ifmerfranter Mont;
fem gefinben lit meniger siinltig,
inie m1breno oes eeItrieen Cages.
Sod elmer &oniultation nit ben
slersten 9r. 9ercititt Or. Gtitt ano
siuffin, fnn man 5ii Dem entihIuB.
bob fur 6en &ranfen abiolllte 8ube
eebnten lit"
gSelher strt oos 2eiOen oes Era-
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her erf[Grt, boB Serr @ilion an ner.
poier grid0pfung lei0et. @s miro
erlpartet, ooB Or. Gdpeillib, Spe.
sialiIt fir gL genfronf6eiten, binnen
furaern eirtreifen miro, Inn Den Fra
fioenten 5u ttnteriuheu.
Or. 9ennis, 9ireftor Der alinif
Der arieesmnrines ipra6 geitern
nebenfoIls iin 8eiBen 5altie bor iino
putte cine Stoniultotion nit 9r.
sSroDion.
\ ssn Der @un0esboltptlta6t madlt
#Sid Gorge Inn oaS 9efinoen oes
4 @rdiioerten fund, sirnol er bolO 63
/ Sabre nlt miro.
Ger friibere Sdaboaltsicfretar
4 Wcglooo, Shtpiegeriobn bes grdii'
\ 8Oenten, ipra6 geitern im 8eibeti
i Sauie bor; man ipeib inoeilen nldlt,
I pb CT an oos aronfenbett gerufen
! m,rbe, ober o6 er fid in @eidaiter
q bortbin beaoh.
4 Gbilaoelpbiu, 8. Oft. Gr.
sSrances 4. 9ercum lit aeItern obeno
bon @albittgton no er NIT Or.
4 N@ronion cine Sfonitltotion tuegen
y ser aronfbeit bes Qraiioenten botte,
i suriidaefebrt. Gr iagte, onB Der
Asraiioent einen ihIedten Sa9 ber-
5ra6te uno snb folgenbe erfldutna
I ob: ncbglei6 fein Steieet Der Gem.
peratlir oes grdiioenten ooer ireeno
&lpelde nnoere idlinrme enttuidliin.
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0itlihen Teilc, pabribeinIib Sroft
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