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The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

n deep yoke that reaches 10 the
waistllne In front. The skirt OF the
coat Is cut In long pointed panels
that overlap. and there is large and
very becoming collar with silk cord
and tasssl In the color OF the cloak
that ties about II. Huge. embroidered
roses, set in leaves cut from black
satin and outlined with gold thread,
make decoration that measures up
TO the excellence of the design. They
are placed at each side on panel
and nt the walstline on one side.
Another wrap OF tafreta has u deep
yoke with full cape gathered TO 1t
under a band OF embroidery. Black
taffe,a was chosen for this cape with
embroidery in sapphire blue and blue
satin lining. II was shorter than
the wrap pictured.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

II Is onc.plece dress with plain body,
elbow sleeves and box.plnlted skirt. II
Is fitted with n deep vestee and white
collar and cuf's. these edged with u
very narrow braid or lace that look
like tatting. The plain belt, with HAT
pockets set over II at the sides. Is
made Of the chambray.
But school and play do not fll all
the time and small girls must some.
times be dalntily dressed for other NJ.
falrs-as visits and parties They
have been provided for with frocks Of
pretty cotton goods like organdie or
dlmity or lawn. Plain orgnndle In vel.
low with collar, pockets aud snsh of
white orgundlc are displayed In one
Of these dreSs.up trocks a. pictured
above. II Is us dainty ns can he and
hns hat Of white orgnndie 10 match.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16
Stomach Trouble
Indigestion Nervous Sleepless

West Frankfort. Kr:-"For many years
! suffered with stomach trouble my food
would not digest, II would sour on my
stomach and gas would form and Gauss me
to he distressed and crampcd until ! would
te almost bent double with pain. was
-Ntrcmcly nervous. could not eat or sleep
and ls nearing n physical wreck when
was advised to take DR.. Picrcc's Golden
Medical Discovery. II soon relieved me Of
my stomach trouble and built me up in
health and strength. Golden Mcdicnl Dis
covcry did wonders fer mc and arm glad
10 give II n recommend. MRS. MARIA
T.. cox, 632 Kentucky Ave.
There is but one way TO have good health.
and that is to put and keep your sterusch in
good order. This is easy to do II you take
DIR. Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery. II
is wonderful tonic and blood purifier. and
is 70 safe 10 take. for II /. made OF roots and
herbs. DR. Pierce Of BJfaio. n. Y. Stands
behind this standard medicine. and II is
good 10 know that 80 distinguished ply
sician Is proud 10 have his name idantihod
Nth It.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16
Paris Millinery.

New hats appear earlier than new
spring gowns do. Perhaps II would
he more correct TO say that hat
fashions nre changing nl the time,
since each fortnight In Paris sees the
rise and fall Of some favored model.
A good rule 10 follow Is that there
should be no hard edges. Even the
close.nttIng cnplike toques nchleye
the desirable softness OF outline by
a soft drapery. somewhat shaggy
gnrlnnd Of velvet flowers or large flow.
er petals, or n mass Of feathers. These
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

ioqueS are servicenble when made In
drnped American cloth tthe kind
which once covered nursery table
tops or provided covers for school
books), boldly embroidered In brushed
wool.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

l.ex!ngton.-As the result OF serious
burns received when her clothing
caught fire from kitchen stove, Fran.
ces Chiffon. l0year.old daughter of
Henry Chiffon, died at a local hospital.
Her mother was badly burned about
the hands trying to save her.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16
Dresses Of Black Chiffon.

Among the newer idens ARE dresses
Of blnck chiffon with wide black cire
satin ribbon set on the skirt In three
or fourtIered ruilles, and the plnln NJ.
ting body with round.a neck and
short sleeves.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

Cllnton.-under an experimental
rental arrangement the Clinton Com.
mercial Club is operating the plant OF
The Water and Light Co., shut Gown
for three weeks because of deadlock
between city and company as To which
should operate II.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

energy whatever, WAS
nervous and lost my
appetite. ! knew |
was ia need Of a
tonic and decided 10
try DR. PierrcsGold-
en- Medical Dis
covory. which had
been recommended
very highly. The
first bottle helped
me ~ much that |
kept on with /, until
lhad taken the fourth
bottle when | was
cgutpl,t.ly r..t,r..l
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

Wilmore.--A fire built to smoke meat
resulted In the destruction OF Homer
Combs meathouse, with his years sup
ply. apd his coalhouse. Ills home would
have been destroyed save for the
heroic work OF 90 nelghbors.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

Frankfort.-Kentucky Is pioneer
state In Introducing the teaching OF
thrift in public schools, and has made
good record In the organization Cf
thrift societies IN the schools, says ID.
W. Clayton, of 81. Louis, in charge OF
the War Savings division in schools
Of the Eighth Federal Reserve dis.
,rict, which includes Kentucky, Arkan.
sas nnd Missouri
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

10 health. l certainly recommend Dr.
Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery most
highly % all persons in need Of tonic aud
builder. MRS. ANNA MURPHY, zoos
Prentice st.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

Lousvllle.-The police have been
unable to find the person who fired
shot which struck Miss Clara Keith,
~ years old, trained nurse and mis-.
siOnary, In the right arm while u
Brook street ear, on which she was n
passenger was crossing the intersec-
tion Of Fifth and Market streets. The
wound was Il superficial one, the bul-
let entering and passing out of the
arm just above the rignt elbow. 1t
was dressed at the City Hospital.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

Bowling Green.--Phll Finn, oil man,
was brought back to answer to charges
of having given worthless checks here
several months ago.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

London.-At a meeting Of the Ii
brary Committee campaign for men,
bership In the Laurel County Library
Association was outlined by the chair
man, Mrs. Nat b. Sewel. A house.to-
house canvass will be made, the an
nual dues being 80 cents for adults
and % cents for children. The books,
numbering 500 volumes, are being cat
alogied
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16
Testimony Of a
Kentucky Woman

Louisville, Ky Some timc ago was
in 8 badly rundown condition had no
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

Frankfort.-Prof. d. V. Terrell,
head of the Department of Civil Engi-
neerlng, University OF Kentucky, ia
conference with road officials here,
announced plans for the annual In.
spection trip for seniors In the College
of Engineering TO Chicago and vicinity.
The twenty-nine members OF the grad.
uatng class In engineering will make
the trip, accompanied by Dean +. Paul
Anderson and Professors W. Il. Free
man, j. Il. DIcker, julius Wolf and ID.
V. Terrell.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

Barjwcll,-Mulard Copely, tried
three tines ON the churge of having
murdered oliver Fraser In 1918, was
given his liberty on motion of the com.
monwealth, which despnired of u con.
ylction. lie entered an agreement To
leave this q,drt of the state within
three months.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

Irvlne.-The 12-year-old son Of Kit
Wlthers, OF Harget, In this county,
had both legs broken by falling tree.
Seven men were holding the tree with
lines to make II fall In the desired d-
rection, when young Withers ran un-
der the tree just us 1t was falling.
1t crushed him to the ground, breaking
both legs above the knees.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

Mayhcld.-Seycn counties were rep.
resented here In u tobacco meeting.
There are two factions, both being
opposed to the chute method of sell.
ing. Fclig e. Ewing, uf Cedar Hill,
Tenn, was here and made talk, eX.
planning u new method which he thinks
is the best for farmers. lie favors u
loose floor system, conducted and su-
perised exclusively by the farmers.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

LeXington.-The issuance of a more
marriage licenses this year than for
slhe same period last year is attributed
To leup.yeur activities.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

! Mt. Sterling.-Prof. II. A. Babb, for
mer principal Of the Frankfort city
school, has been elected to succeed
Prof. W. o. Hopper, resigned, as su-
perintendent Of the city high school
In this city. Prof. Babb has assumed
his duties.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

Paducah.-Owners Of two picture
theaters and one dance hall were
served with notices that they would
be closed unless extensive improve
ments dictated by fire regulations are
made at once.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

Loulsville-The Rev II. Il. Cox, OF
MiddletOwn, who came here 10 attend
a meeting of churchmen, lost his pock-
etbook containing Sl07, and his rail-
road ticket.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

Hyden.-A. r. Napier, convicted Of
being implicated in the robbery of
Win Osborne two years ago, was par.
doned on evidence that he had been
made Scapegoat
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

LoulsvIlle.-Two pianos belonging to
the Alder Co. were smashed to pieces
when, In avoiding a collision with an
other machine, the negro driver steec-
ed truck into telephone pole,
broke of the pole and turned over the
truck.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

COlumbia-ElSey Young has enter
cd contract with New Albany con
cern 10 furnish it between 3,000,0OO
and 100000 feet of lumber from this
section this year.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

Eddyville.-Rev. J. ID. Woodson, who
has had the grim duty of giving COP
ISOLATION TO condemned men for two
terms, has resigned as chaplain of
Eddyyille Penitentfary.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

Bowling Green.-A reward of S1,2OO
has been offered by the Bank of Wood
burn for apprehension of the yeggmen
who robbed the Institution of 5000.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

Louisville.-A restraining order was
issued against Mrs. J. l.. Reynolds
prohibiting her from annoying her
husband or interfering with his work,
pending a decision in his suit for d.
yorce.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

RichmOnd.-The new educational
program, following 1920 enactment of
the Legislature, will be the chief topics
before the conference of school super
intendents of Eastern Kentucky here
May 81.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

Soinerset.-As the result of a Sing"
held al the home of Thomas Silyers.
all old-fashioned singing school is 10
be organized in that vicinity.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

: Maysville.-All bids for building "a
dwellings in the new housing move
were rejected as being too high, ana
bids will be asked for under differ
ent proposal.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

Paris.-The burial of Annie Osborn,
6, who died of burns sustained when
her dress caught fire from an open
fire, took place at North MlddletOwn
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

Greensburg.-YOung Marion Sholly
died from a gunshOt wound said TO
have been inflicted by Lee Ford, 20,
negro. In deathbed statement the
boy said the shooting was not acci-
dental.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

Paducah.-ln signed statement.
particularly every industry in Paducan,
led by the Board of Trade, declared
for an open shop" and general
strike Of union men is possible OUT
come.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

Grayson.-Mrs. Golde Colegrove,
who went to Ashland for a visit to her
cousin, died after an illness of Il few
days from pneumonia.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

Frankfort.-An additional labor in
spector for the State Department Of
Agriculture will be sent here by the
Federal Government, says Commission
er w. c. Hanna, as result OF recent
legislation extending the scope OF this
department The new inspector will
receive "A salary of S2,040 a year. The
franking privilege has been extended
the department, and office equipment
and supplies will be furnished by the
Federal Department of Labor.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

ngsvile.-Richard Biggstaff, 81,
last of the four sons of DR.. q. :. Bigg-
staff, pioneer physician here, died from
q stroke of paralysis.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

Hopklnsvlle. Miss Evelyn Parkins,
q, who spent the two years OF the
war in Washington working for the
government, died of pneumonia.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

Carlisle.-Schools were closed in
honor of Prof. Frank NJ. Carter, SUI
perntendent of schools, who died afte-
q short illness of pneumonia.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

LeXington.-A verdict for $4,000
was given John Offutt in his suit
against Thomas W. Bowles on grounds
that defendant had shot him.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

Danville.-Mrs Thornton Conquest,
40. died from measles, which attack
ed also her husband and six children
ut the same time. Her body was sent
TO Liberty for burial.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

J. Campbellsville.-Next TO tobacco,
poultry was the largest money crop
Of this country last year, returns reach
ing quarter of million, and many
pure-bred chicken clubs are being or
ganlZed.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

GrecnSburg-Circ Court was ad-
journed when BrooSn Harding, Camp
bellSville, commonwealth attorney,
was seized with appendicitis and taken
to Louisville for an operation.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

Marion.-Buck Markey, negro, con-
.victed of shooting ald wounding Geo.
Manley, deputy sheriff, in resisting ar
rest, was fined $3.50.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16
N E w S
. CULLINGS
. From K kentucky

Versailles.-Mrs. ]. W. Hawkins sus-
tained fracture of her left hip in
fall at her home, and was moved TO
the hospital.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

Corbin.-The body of Fred Moore.
switchman, run over by car which
he believed he had uncoupled, was sent
to Corinth for burial.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

HartfOrd.-J. II. Hamilton sustain
ed broken arm when log rolled
from car which he was loading, Ed
Hendricks had his leg broken by the
fling of wagon chain, which caught
on root.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

Observation-Disclosures L. Ackley, of
Anchorage, has been elected superin-
tendent of schools to succeed y, Ii.
Harris, resigned.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

Lexington.-Mrs. Kate NJ. Forsythe,
st, who died here, was sister of
General John Morgan and the last OF
her family. Her second husband was
General A. 7. Hill, of Virginia.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-16

Greenyille.-Harry Williams, Cen
trail City negro, is in Jail charged with
having taken horse from Walla Whit
mer and after riding it to South Car
rolltoh, to have taken it to Evansville
by boat at midnight.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23
eigene 9erfofiung our6 Nngriff al1f
Die syreibeit 6es iri16en 8olfs at

eigene 8erfailung 0nrd Nngriff anf
Die Jreibeit 6es iril6en 8olfs 5ll
iibertreten. Sic Sinn Jein-Organila=
tion, 10 iagt 0'5lanagan meiter, lei
@etpaltafte gegen 6ieie Organization
cine frteolide, politii6e &ortei, nr1o
n1iiBten nottpenoigerfDeiie beftige Ge=
aftionen berbeifiibren 8eieitigt Die
l1rfabe, 10 ruff er 2loDb George 5l1,
un0 Die Birfung miro bon felbit auf-
b0ren. 8irfli9e Geri0bnung foune
nur Damn eintreten, menn Sic begla1=
biqten Bertreter beioer Gationen als
@leibberedtigte 5uiammentreffen.
Ser Biibof BON gorf bat in ben
&ir9en Elm Experimentation laffen,
t11 Incident er Don nenem Berionen
nit grfomnlunifntio1 brobt, lpelde
an ueberfGaen aus bem 6interbalt
nn6 an Morotaten, politif6er ooer
unpolitiiber glrt, teilnebuen. @lei6=
5eitiq bot ser britiihe SberbefebIsba=
'ber ser britifben Eruppen in Srlano
cine ernfte @ornunq an feline grup=
pen Dor @ergeltungs sntaBregeln erlai-
len. General Wncreaon lpeiit oarauf
bin, oaB aetpiife Nusfdreitunaen ae=
gen 3ipi1i}ten nit oem Sooe beitrfft
tperoen, 1tr1ter anoeren1 Ginbriide IN
Sd,,ler 5lppds Eliinoernng
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Rarsi,,s ieu 1pilien's
pcripreRcft ciitlSicft.

geiirnberg, 20. Sec. Nu6olpb
Oeier, ser preuBiibe MiniIter fir Of
fentli6e Mrbeiter, erfldrte Dor bem
bier tagen6en &onbert Der benofra=
tiiden aBrtei, Sic Ser. 5taaten batten
in ser Note 6es Staatsiefretdrs 2an=
ling bonn 5. Nopember 1918 Sic Ser
pfli6tung iibernommen, oaB Deutid=
.lan6 I'M Jrie6enspertrag cine gere6=
lie. gebanblung erfubre,l meroe, u1to
90 Hrdiioent 8ilion oieier 8erpflid-
.tung nidt nadgefommen iei, 10 mill
lie iebt bas anerifanilde 8dt, I'M
fem Sreulport 5u balten, barauf be-
iteben 0aB Bilfons gea6folger oen
&ontrnft eirbnlte.
Ser Minilter fiibrte Damn aus, baB
oie pirtbidaftlider, io5ialen .un6 but
n1aritdren 8e1timmungen bes Ser
trags bereits groBe 2eioen beruriab=
ten, ano fngte: ,gnttpe0er n1uB Ser
gertrag fallen, ooer ein GROCER Setl
Ser europdilben 8epolferung miro
@ungers lterben. 8ir baben 100000
600, untererndbrte 2el1te, l11r0 oanit
lit 6ie Srage. gegeben, mas aus ibnen
mer6en ioa. 8er europa retten mill
n1uB Sen geriailler 8ertrag befettis
gen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23
fe<tietmb3cu fir 5artft=
freH,.ftc.

8aibington, 8. g., 20. Sec.
8oriiber 5oroneD pom Sausousi6uB
fir Meittel nno 8ege NOR am Montag
bereit, sic SoroneDi6e geottarifborla=
!ge int 9aus ein5urei9er, tpelde on1
Samltag Don ieinem MusiduB g1tge=
beiBen mor6en mar. Sic Abitimn1nng
iiber 6ie 8orlage, tpel9e bobe @infubr
3one auf etDa 5pan5ig 6arn1proouf=
te Iegen pir0e, ioa 9ienitag ooer
fpdteItens Mittpo4 porgenomme11
tperber> 6ar1it lie n10glibit nod Dor
Beibna6ten gum @eieb erboben tper=
Sen funn.
Oppolition gegen Die gorlage ltea=
te lib ie6od nn1 Montug bon ber=
ibieoenen @eiten berals. 8ertreter
bon SsSn6u1trie 9iltritten paren un-
3ufrieoen, neil 6er g11ttpurf nidt ge=
niigeno 6abrifmaren entbalte. 9a5l1
fomn1t bie traoitionene SSein6idaft
.unter gemi1en Dennofraten gegen IL
genbeinen 9odibub5on, unb i6lieB=
lid 1Dieien nn6ere Weitglie6er oes
&aufes oornuf bin oaB burd Elm iol=
DIES @elek Die Soften oes 2ebensnn<
terbalts erbobt peroen 1piirben. sSsrn
2aanfe 6es Montag finoet eine Som
feren5 itatt, in 1pelder gertreter bon
Gnrmern beriuden tperoen, Mtglie-
Ser bei6er Barteien 5l1 beranlaifen Die
Donng -iinber 8oriage 5l1 nnterftu=
Zen, tpeIhe beitimn1t, 6nB bonn @e-
mimi ser uBnbesreIerbe Banfen
$1OO,OO0,O0O fir @reoite an Bieb-
5iidter getp6brt sper6en Iollen. Ser
ner tperoen oie Snrmer fir Mnnab=
ME ser GeioIution 5ur Weoereiniet=
ung ser 4kiegs= =6inansforporation
ei11tretet1.
Ser &ongreB miro in oieler 8o6e
angeitrengt arbeiten 1niiilen, oenn oas
@ous bat gum erlten Mal felt Sabre11
auf Sic 8eibna6tsferien Der5ibtet,
in ser Mblidt mebrere gorlagen 5u
erlebigen unb bie fertigen @eieee Der
Station als 8eibnabtsgefdenf 5u 1r1-
terbreiten. Das 9aus miro iib am
Donneritag iiber Bei6nadten bis
gum ndhiten Montag bertagen; Der
@enat 1deint entidlolien 5l1 iein>
breitdgige Bauien Biz nod Neuiabr
ei11treten 5n lui1en.
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6eeeft Bic eeferSerte &ie>
fermite peft Kmheft.

Berlin, 20. Sec. Gin Aus-
iduB oeuti6er 6ral1en bot an oie
5rauen Sranfreid)s ein offenes
51reiben geri9tet, in 0en1 0aranf
bingetpielen miro, baB sic unter 8e=
rufllng ouf oen 8eriaiaer 8ertrag
geIteno gerna6te 6or0erl1ng, DOB
1eutidlono $4,000 Mil9fiibe aus
5uliefern bdtte, fir 6ieies etne &ata>
ltropbe beoeuten miir0e. Sc miro be-
tont, baB Die gnt5iebung bon 10 piel
Weil6 I'M oerti6en Bolfe Die 2eiit=
ungsfdbigfeit oes gin5elnen 10 f9pa-
den tpiiroe, oaB Deuti9lan6 nod pe=
niger inritonoe tpdre, burb Brobuf=
tion iet11en bertragli@en 8erpfli4hn-
gen nn65ufonmen.
nOel1tidlanos SCOT it 10 grob,
beiBt es in Dem Gdreiben, r6aB etne
meitere Berfiir5l1ng Der Wildperior=
gllng Dos So6esurteil fir bunoerttau-
fenoe &tnoer beoe11ten miiroe."
gs miro oarauf bingetuiefen, bob
itatt ser 5tpan5ig Miniaroen Sitter
Mil9 iabrli9, Die Dor oem &rieg er-
5e1gt tpuroen, gegenipdrtig nllr s.
800, 100000 Sitter geliefert uiirben.
Set ,rahe5u feds Sabren, beibt es
lpeiter, bitten Die 5tdbte in Deutl9z
Iano falt feline Mild gebabt, 10 bob
felt bent Sabre. 1918 ii9 0ie So6es=
falle an Snberfuloie ber5oppelt bdt-
ten unb I'M SATIRE 1918 $4,000 Rin-
Der mebr, als 1918, ge1torben feien.
Sn Breuben anein babe iib Die Sim
berIterblidfeit mebr als berooppelt.
Gesbalb banble es li9 bel Der Jrage
Der mlieferung BON Wildfiiben nibt
TIM Deutidlanos guten 8inen, ion=
BERN Inn einen &an1pf ser 6eutl6en
gltern nm 2eben o6er 500 ibrer &in=
Der. Die Srauen 6ranfreihs Deroen
gebeten, barar 5u 6enfen, baB man
niht Sic &tr1Der bes einen 2anoeS IN
Ser @eiie at retten il1den olrfe, IN
oem man sic 6es anoeren 2anoes benz
ltntergang ausliefere.
Gus S9retben lit bon einem Ans=
idtB bon 26 peibli6en Hei6stogs=
abqeoroneten ser burgerliden Bar=
teien 1no ser Mebrbeits=S =So5ialoen1o-
fraten perfabt unb 1T oie Mntmort auf
Elm S6reiben 6es fran5oliiben
iSrauenredtlerinnen Berbunoes, in
6em oieier SEN Broteit gegen Die Nns<
Iieferung Ser geforoerten Mildfnbe
belproden nn6 auf oie Wildnot IN
BEN friegspertpiiiteten @ebteten
iSranfreids bingemielen 1puroe.
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Die ,te,ae Giea>u utitelie>
Ser.

@enf Is. Sec. yfudoeu 6ie @e=
Notwithstanding Ser Nationenliga
an1 Wehithpob 6ie &epub1if Sefterrei9
in ben Berbano Ser 2iga
mlfgeno111r1en batte, lpuroen am Don-
neritag bier 1peitere Witglieoer 5uge=
lalien:: Bulgaria, &oltarita, 6innlano
uno 2uremburg. 8ie Bel OeIterreid,
tpnr6e in feinen1 Sale eine Stimn1e
gegen Die 4ufnabne abgegeben, nnr
entbielten }nb Srnnfrei9 uno Multra=
lien Ser Mbitin1n1ung i'm Sale 8ulga-
riens; 6er eben1alige Miniiterprdii=
bent 8ipioni erflGrte betreffs 5ranf=
rei1s Stin1menentbnlt11ng 6ieie bobe
nn ii9 nidts gegen 8ulgariens 4nf-
nabme, ut6hte aber niht nbItimn1en,
% ibn1 bie Musfunft iber 6aSIelbe
niht ponitdrbig ge1ug erideine.
8or ser Abitinnung iber DETER
reid bra9te Der jbpei5erilbe Ser
treter Motta nobmals bie Grage Der
3uIaiiung 6es Deutlhen &eides 5ur
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