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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-18
COOLIDGE SEEKS 10 CUT
BURRELL FROM BANKS
Will Refuse to Approve as State De-
positary ANY Bank Which Con-
tinues Burrell as Adver-
tjsing Agent.

Boston. Aug, ls.-Governor Coolidge
TO o-dsy announced that he would re-
fuse To approve as state depositary
anv bank which continues State Treas
urer Fred j. Burrell as its advertising
agent. The governors announcement
came as a result of the discovery IN
connection with the collapse of Charles
Ponzi's financial scheme that state
funds amounting to Sl250O0 were tied
up by the closing of the Hanover Trust
company/ Ponzi's principal depositary,
for which Burrells agency placed the
advertising.
Governor Coolidge in his statement
said he was not criticising either the
treasurer OF the banks which have re-
tanned him for their advertising work.
But do not want to be responsible
in any way for that method Of doing
the states business he said. adding
tha. the practice was one which must
be discontinued, so far as he had the
power to approve or disapprove it.
He expressed the opinion that il
would be unnecessary for him to serve
formal notice on the treasurer. be
cause he believed the banks from which
Mr.. Burren receives advertising bust
ness would now speedily terminate the
connection.
Treasurer Burrell later announced
that he had been working for some
weeks on a plan to divorce himself
from his advertising business. II VIII
take a little time, he said. but he ex-
pec,s soon TO devote himself exclusive
lv to his duties as state treasurer.
At the request Of the governor,
Bank Commissioner Joseph c. Allen
today sent to sll banking institutions
in the state request for information
a. to the amount Of state funds whieh
they held on January !, April ], July
10 and August I. They were asked
slso whether their advertising wAs
being handled by the Burrell agency.
II was said that this request was MADE
on the bank conmissicner. rather than
on the treasurer. because ths CIV
srnor has nc authority over she latter
cficisl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-18

ever run. Lawson Robertson, one OF
the coaches of the American team, said
no such field ever competed before and
that it was the fastest half mile ever
run. considering the slow track.
All others agreed that if the race
had been run at the Harvard Stadium
or at Franklin Field, Philadelphia, the
worlds record for the distance would
have certainly been broken. Many
hold the opinion that Earl Eby, of the
Chicago A. A., who finished second,
would have won il he had had another
week of training.
1T was the hardest race to run and
lose was ever in said Eby late last
night while discussing the contest with
The Associated Press. "The first quar-
ter was run in j4j4 seconds, like the
44o in America, My legs ached like
the toothaehe at the end of the first
lap, il being the first time in my run
ming career that ! ever experienced
such a sensation. was absolutely
blind coming up the stretch and could
not see Hill twho won the racei. I
could only feel him when our elbows
touched. didn't think anything ex-
cept to keep going 10 the finish which,
II seemed, would never come. wish
| might have won the greatest event
of nv career, but | must take off my
hat to Hill. who is one of the most
wonderful half milers ever saw or
heard of may still compete in the
400 metre race, but | am too tired to-
night to make up my mind To days
ordeal took more out of me than any
race ] ever ran"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-18
SIDE OF FACTORY
VAS BLOWN OUT
One Man Killed and Eight Hurt At
Muskegon, Mich.-Cause of
Disaster Is Not
Kraun

Muskegon, Mich, Aug. ls.--An ex-
plosion in the Brunswick Bake Callen-
der plant here this morning caused the
death of one man and serious injuries
20 eight others. and blew out one side
of the building The cause Of the blast
has not been determined.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-18
DRIVE CONFINES
SWEEP EASTWARD
French Mission in Poland
Sends Report of Remark
able Success Gained By
the Poles Just AS the In
vaders Seemed About to
Capture City of Warsaw.

Paris, Aug. ls.-The Polish counter
offensive. with Thorn as its base, sue
cessfully cleaned the Danzig corridor
of Russian troops, according to re-
port received from the French mission
in Poland to-day
The Polish forces are still driving
eastward, the report says.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-18
YoNKERs MAN WON.
Lieutenant L. A. Yancey First in VIM
bleSon Cup Match.

Camp Perry, O, Aug. l7.-Lieuten-
ant L. A. Ysncey Of Yonkers, \. "
won the Wimbledon cup match in the
National Rife association shoot to-day
On the 600 yard range. with Possi-
he Of 100 plus one bullssys and q
four.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-18
TENNESSEE
RATIFIES
Vote Taken at Nashville
To-day Makes the
36th State
MOTION TO TABLE
WAS KILLED
As the Vote on Resolution
Resulted in a Tie, 48
to 48
Nashville, Tenn, Aug. ts.-Tennessee
to-day ratified the woman suffrage
amendment.

Nashville, Tenn, Aug. ls.--A motion
that the Tennessee House table the
suffrage resolution was lost to-day on
tie vote, As to As A roll call on
adoption of the ratification resolution
was then ordered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-18
SWAN LAKE cHAMPLAIN.
Two Men Accomplished Feat Sesdem-
il Ever. Done.

Burlington. Aug. ls--A swimming
perforrnanoe. seldom. II ever. equalled
on Lake Champlain, was accomplished
Monday Afternoon when Charles =.
Branch. instructor in swimming on the
North beach. and Paul Drummer Of
this citv crossed the lake from Wills
boro Point 70 the Vermont shore. The
msu landed far apart and Branch
struck shore od Oak Ledge vhils
RUNNER rounded TIRE hresksster and
isnaed st the wharf of the Chamrisiu
asportation company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-18
MAY URGE ACTION NOW.
And Not Delay Vote in North Carolina
Senate Till Next Session.

Raleigh, n. C., Aug. ls.--sufrage
leaders predicted to-day that an at
tempt would be made, probably before
evening, to have the Senate reconsider
the vote by which it decided yesterday
to postpone action on ratification Of
the federal suffrage amendment until
the next regular session of the legis-
lature.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-18

washinzton. y. G.. Aug. ls--1he
census eurssh to-day snuounced the
population II LEWISTON. Msine, ire
vised a. sI7ai Previously announced
As 81 ss05.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-18
AMBASSADOR DAVIS COMING.
He and His Family Left London This
Morning.

London. AUG. ls.-,Iohn W.fDavis,
American ambassador 10 Great Britain.
left for Americs this Herning He was
accompanied hy his family.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-18
SOVIET PEACE TERMS
RECEIVED BY POLES
Document Was Presented at First Con-
ference at Minsk-Polish Answer
Is Expected to Be Made
To-dav

Moscow, Aug. IL tBy the Accosiated
tessl The Russian soviet peace
trims were read to the Polish delegates
a, their first meeting with the soviet
representatives. in Minsk to-day. The
Polish answer will be returned to-mor-
row.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-18
A Grcat Raee Yesterday.

Athletes. trainers and experts from
IN rsrts ~ the world were 20 day s.ill
discussing yesterday s'e-netre race,
which vas declared to Be the greatest
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-18
Finlander Won Shot Put.

The final of the shot put was won
by Porkola of Finland, who put the
l6-pound sho, l4sl meters. II, b.
LiversedCe. United States navy, was
second Niklandr of Finland third
Lammer of Esthonia fourth; Nilsson
Of Sweden fifth, and p. }. Mcdonald.
New York A. C., sixth.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-21
NEW K. K. SIGNALS TO
 BE PLACED ON CROSSING

PHILADELPHIA, Feb, 2l-- Uni form warning signals are to be placed at all railroad crossings in Pennsyi- vania as a part of the public servir" commission campaign to reduce tho number of avoidable accidents. Tn , signals are the standard adopted by the American Railway Association and are to be placed 900 feet from cross jngs. A metal disc iS used twenty foar inches in diameter with a white field on which arc painted the letters "R R.g in black, five inches high and 3 v inches wide Black cross lines anj a heavy black border serve to draw at tention to the sign. They are to De ca metal posts five feet from the ground so as to be within the focus of auto mobile headlights at night
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-21
UNITED STATES AND
 CANADA TO ERECT
 HUGE PEACE ARCH

BLAINE. Wash, Feb, 2l-- The erection of huge memorial arch o0 the international boundary here, to commemorate the century of peace be- tween Canada and the United StateS is being urged by good roads men of Washington and British Columbia.
 Tentative plans call for the erection of the arch in big park to be estab. Eshcd on the Pacific highway on both sides of the boundary The city of Blaine is willing to purchase the American share or the park if tn"
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-21

the territory" said Mr. Flory in a. interview in the hctchikan ChroE- iclc
 People are often heard to remari that certain locality has unlim- .tcd water power for development purposes when aS matter of fact there may be lots of water in the summer months but almost none in the winter
 Again people often ask why a certain stand Of timber k not beiaa developed, They fail to take mio consideration that that particular stand Is distant from source O. power and that transportation dif "- .ultic~ are in the way of moving timbcr.
 The government has more info nation on water power resources in Alaska than many people rcalize The geologic survey has been mcHS- aring the flow in streams for mum 1cr of years and bulletins have been ,sucd at Washington containing the information.
 My proposal k to have the 'a"'S regarding the water power and tim. bcr resources co-ordinatcd so th8t when an investor is approached To talk, oyer and develop a given area # will be possible to tell him at q glancr just what timber and powor rs available there"
 Mr. Flory said that bin is bcfor' Congress at the present time for thr appropriation of million dol)aS for a pulp wood survey Of the United States. He said that if the bd passcs he will make an effort to sc. ,ur, some Of tho money for work in
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-21
TIORN PROPOSES TO
 MAKE SURVEY OF
 ALASkA'S RESOjRt EN

Aa,su'- resources wilt ,rasn Co hc buried under a mass of mislutoma- uon. f. plan which Cha..rs q. Floy %. lhc forest scrvJy, has u view r. carried out hy the govern mcut.
 lr. Trory has hcyn making th'r. .gsr investigation of affairs m ,ou nrct.on with tho development of thr forests Q. che territory during ,A past six months. Ho returned th. .... from trip Co tho wrsrnNd Hy win leave ou t.. next boat 'o. ynu south Co consult with the ros %. ta. western department ot rh" service at Portland
 "I propose to ask the govcnm"n, yo muk. a thorough survey of 1, ug'p and water power resources Q.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-21
AWAY WITH THOSE
 ACHES AND PAINS
Keep Siosn's llu.uent handy Co pat the feel loud' hack
 into Lht --.--m

A - ,t ngccs s lu,t one tr'S. -J
 "A N,t.c 1ppa.! t'..a.r rn5.r,, r,. .t fsE.,..ry Co convince yu ot .t, merit in ,.'.'.-g s.J''.t lrw. ut,o. neuralgia, .~r muscles. stiff uce,. n-.t-.-. l..r-. ..,. auU strJlG-, che lIrrc-...e.t- ur '....-.-,.
 Ig..ou- .-,ma IS .l..ri, prompt. N.r.lu.,,Vrtr1rr. nrt. economically l.E become a regular ,..r ,i ~."al ~ lu.mrut. aa.nG yaur enthusiasm iu tr.t uf .ts many t.u.-Jl on other tr.cuts che Vu.Id 5y.r, v.o keep t hgGy. Three sizes aJ d. Crus- -ts - SSc.. TO-, $itu
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-21
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice k hereby given that at tha hour of nine o'clock A. NJ. on the lSG of March, 1920, the registration book of the Town of Seward will be open at the Municipal Clerks office, in the Hartman National Bank Building, for the purpose of registering all qual- fled electors, twenty-one years of age or over, who are citizens of the Unit cd States or who have declare 1 their intention to become such, ard who have resided continuously One year next preceding the date of the election in the Territory of Alaska, and six months next proceeding the date of election within the corporate limits of the Town of Seward. All electors must, before voting, register their names and qualifications with the Registration Officer
 Registration books will be open every day, except Sundays and holI- days, beginning March lst., 1920, during the following hours;
 From A. NJ. to l2 Noon.
 From P. NJ. to , r. NJ.
 The said election will be held on the first Tuesday in April for the purposr of electing City Officers and members of the School Board
 The officers of the City to be elc t. ed are as follows:
 Mayor,
 3 members of the Seward Common Council.
 Treasurer.
 Municipal Clerk.
 City Attorney.
 One member of the School Board. Dated at Seward, Alaska, February 20, 1920.
 c. A. Estes,
 Municipal Clerk.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-21

British Columbia parliament will huy the Canadian side
 Samuel Hill ol Seattle, president If the Pacific Highway Association, Iy leading the movement for the n'ch. Recently Mr.. Hill and several Wash ingtcn and British Columbia goy roads men asked Premier John Oh- yer of British Columbia to aid m promoting the project. .,Ir. OIiv" promised to consider the matter
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-21
INDIAN FIGHTER DEAD

SPOKANE, Feb, 2l-- Major Ger hard Luke Luhn. aged 80 years, oldC,. retired army officer, died here today. Luhn was a pioneer of this state aNd one of the chief indian fighters in the carly days. He was a native of Gc"- many.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-21

ce above quoted all number best grade turs Lo" grades including pale skins priced in proportion.
 WE ARE THE LARGEST DEALERS IN RAW AND MANUFACI- prD FRS IN THE NORTHWEST and all ask of you Mr. Shipper n give us the chance of shipment and we VIII convince you that we pay make quicker returns than you can get any business Alaska Tor S years and trade We sell manufactured us Ill all pr of the United States European Cities
 helping Alaskan industry but you are hepng business that belongs to Alaska
 entirely buy direct from the trap the thus able to a better elsewhere WE MAKE RETURNS THE SAME DAY SHIPMENT IS RECEIVED
 shipment amounts to $iOOO9 will bid entirely satisfactory wire at expense and we will ship tO place you designate
 with yourself we'll with and make shipment the result will make steady shipper
 Referene Any Bank in Alaska The M Bhnds Bank Juneau National Bank Tacoma Tacoma Wash Dexter Horton National Bank o Seattle.
 .
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-21
AlaShl

A special act of Congress vii! be required before Mir. Fiory's p"opoSa can be carried out as he would like it. lt would take several seasons 60 make a survey of the available tim Der and to coordinate the informa- tion already in the hands of the gc- ological survey.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-21
CIAN.. GOLDST EIN oMf AN
 JUNEAU. ALASKA.

o\ rL rOr OF THE WORLD PAYINGTHE TOP of HE "A" In presenting following quotations we want Ho" 'O pay what quote the market advances alter 'e SS" " a v gi,e the shipper benefit of the increase uPo" ~ " he o keepyo advised Of market changes
 Bear n mind that policy oi dealing uree' ~ " trader and afford to- and d" TAI i"i- - KINDS
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-21
SHIP TO GEORGE R. GOSHAW, INC, DEALERS IN RAW FURS
Seattle,
New York, 127 ". 27th Street.

New York,
 Alaska Building 127 w. 27th Street.
 direct New York for highest prices paid for Raw FurS Your shipments graders Market grading the day received If desired shipments will that approved Providing valuation satisfactory the Furs will be charges prepaid Ship by Insured Parcel Ship Always payments ae other desired Special instructions accompany shipment
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-07
11,citbenitencrsS Streik
tpirS 43reiic crbo1eit

gbicogo, Z. april. l.--@on ben
@roBi6IGdiern miro berfiinoet, baf
Die 9sreiie fiir Sleiid uno anoere
IobrungslnitteI infolge bes 8ei-
6enItclleritreifs bebeutetlo in bic
S5be geben iperoen. Sic erflaren,
bab oie SdIoftbieb5ufubr bon
tagIid $4,000 Stiid otf meniger
ats 10000 Stiid tGgIih geiunfer
iei. 9ie GingGnge beliefen fid &C.
iterl nur 'mlf 5000 Stiid gegeu
$4,000 Stiif Dor atpei @oden.
0urd Sen Streif finb 10000 glr'
better an Ben @ebbofen orbeitslos
gentodt iporoen. @eltern ipnroer
1000 @erbanos.., ,Streifbre9er" or
Stelle Der auslt1nbigen in arbeil
eenomtnen. Mebrere bunoert onoert
iperoen angeii6ts oes ltltimotrnls
Der @riioeri,boft, ooB Streifer ous
Der 8riioeridoft ousgei6IoIier
iperben ioIlen, obne 3tpeifel an Die
4rbeit 5uriiftebren. 9ie gltsltdnoi.
gen bebauptem boB ibre 3abl iif
onf 10000 beI1ltft. SSn Cart
idIoiien iib ibnen eeltern 500
Mdnn on.
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Jreft iifitiettudrntcit
)ritiibe Bctidbaft
int ser rmft

@afbin9ton, 7. Npril. Der
Bolisei an ser @eipadung Der
StroBen um Die britiid)e gotidoft
gebinoert, baben fth Die iriiden
Bidetts in Gle 2uft begeben. Son
einem 6lieser IieBen fie 8roId)ilren
iiber Die iriide 9feplibIif bernieoer-
reenen uno foroerten 6ie GoIispi
aiif, fie 5u oerbaften. 9n Die Saitpt.
itaot nod feline 2uftpoli5ei bat, lpa.
rem feline 9crbaftungen su ber3eih.
men, aiiBer bier s2anorotten" Die
inter $1,0O0 giirgidaft geftellt
ipuroen. Ole ssatacrboniben oes
Sliegers erresten grobe slufnerf.
iainfeit, ,nber ipegen Ser b0igen Cuff
iuuroe bic gotidoft nidt getroffen.
via Elm biclbelafJter g8ib erfdien
Die alusbdnanng zines ben Sri.
fden entrtiienen Banners an Der
britiiden 8otidoft nit ser sssr.
idrift: gticeer nit Dem britiid)en
Wiilitarisnlus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-07
ssstaliens etelInns.
Appoitpi eibt iieb
Roffnmnsen bin

guoobeit, z. slprif.-@rdf hilbert
apponpi erfIfrte, 5nr gerdtltng NIT
Dem ineoriihen 2anoesperlpalier
aontiraI Sortbbp lno ben gertre.
tern ser peridieoenen Gorteief aus
8aris suriidgefebrt, Dab Die ssrie.
oensbertrd9e Sipiiden Ben slliier-
ten mo ben Mittelntdften nur
aeitipeilig in ibrem 8eien ieien.
aWiein gittorid iit", fdste er, .onB
nidt ein einaiger Staatsmnnn Der
Miierten aiifrihtig elanbt. bob bic
gegenudrtiaen Grieoens 8ertrdge
longe In &roft bleiben fonnen. Sd
babe Die Soffnune nod nidt aifge-
geben nn6 CLAUDE, oab ltngarns
Gage beiier oIs Dor einen Monat
iein miro"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-07
RaSikale TN D1nentark
rcScn BON Scpiets
goli5eilide a6iperrnng Der &c
senb nm oas Sdloh; feline
ernitlidJem llmrnben 81
ber5eidnen.

stopenbnoen z. s(prif. Sim
@ortas abero mar Die geianlte go.
li5eiinannidnft mobil gernodt unb
beionoere 8oriihtsmabreeeln ge.
troffen tporoen um Die Menge aus
Der gladborItnft 6es fOuigli6en
S9loiies fern 81 bolten. Spnoifa.
liiten uno rooifoIe Goaialiiten biel.
ten Dor oen Sfntbouie 1erianttn.
Iiingen al, in oenen biel iiber Die
ginfiihrtnJ elmer SobietrepubIif
uto an0ere raoifoIe Mabnobmen
Die gfeoe mar. @roBe $rlippen bon
Strabenliimlneln onrd5oeen linfuo
briiteno, oie Stroben, ipuroen
nber ourd fie goIi5ei 6orqt perbin.
oert, ettpas glnoeres sn beriiben,
als oas ginperfen eiiiiser Saocn.
feniter itno Die gIiinoerung eifiiger
Sdaufditen. Gem @ioerrnf bes sc.
nernlitreifs ideint auf ollen @e.
bieten 6olgc geleiitet 5lt Deroen.
unb bos @eidaftsleben geipinni
einen rornlalen gtnitrid. Ser gu.
bel Der eem6f,igten So3iaIilten
miro ooburd etipos geodntpft oob
Die Grobung nit Dem @eneraIltreif,
Sen Sfdoifalcn cine @affe in oie
Sano geae6en bot, Die iie nun ge.
gen Die Sieaer febren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-07
Britcit lebtcn ift paris
inc Satls ilnN 13rasts

2onoon, T. Ipril. Gie 9fedl.
nting fir bic ltnfoiten oer britiihen
Brieoensoelegotion in 8eriailles, Die
fi9 ouf 503,38S 9Sfuno Gterling
beloaft, bot CUR aol9e gebobt, Dob
bon bieIen Seiten oie geIduloigung
erboben tuor6en lit, bic gteeierung
babe, Dos @elo in Der riidlid)ts.
Ioieiten Beiie neridipenoet. 9Is oie
&e6nling fiirSlid i'm llnterbaus
porgelegt ipuroe, ntilBte iid Sir aI-
fre6 Mono ner nsSirlt gommilIion Of
Borfs" Elm iharfes Gerbor 0orii6er
sefalen laiien, OF in ben Goriier
Sotelrednun9en nnd Die Soften fir
Gbompagner, Diners nno Tors.
bergniigiingen nit eingei6loiien iei-
en-. CT eripibette, fem 9epartelneilt
iei niht fir Die 9e5oblung Der
&e6nungen fir 2ebensnlitteI, GIei.
oung fir Observation-Disclosures,
San8bcrgniieungen ooer fir Wtlif-
fapellen bernntiportfif.
Gin BarlamentsnlitgIie6 -benlerffe
ertriiItet, Die 8ertreter gnelanos
iuiiroen better baron getan babert,
fid 5u gett 5u beeeben 1tto iiber Die
Srieoensfonferena nod8uoenfen nls
ii6 llnterbdItung al beridaffen, Die
aus oi,oerer 2eiite Soi9en be6obIt
tueroen rniiiie.
aapit1i 8ilion beidpnloigt Die
sfesierunG Tie babe Elm rieiises Be
atltenperional in ben gariier SoteIs
unterbalten. Der 0ertrter Der Re-
gierling eeitano 8it, oaB Die eng
ldnber flint Sotels i,nb brei ipeitere
Sauier belegt botterb iudbreno oie
anerifaner unr Elm Sotel batten.
glber trobbem, fiigte er binai bit
ten bic gmerifaner mebr @cl6 ous.
eeseben.
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Nrmccs1oolisei pcr
HonereEsHcmitec

@aibington Z. april. geidul-
bisungen oaB Die anerifaniihe
SeerespoIi3ei i'm Barrier 9iltrift
~blutoiiritige uno brlltaIe Metbo.
Sen" gegen oie SoIooten gebraudt
babe, purSen bon Dem slbgeorone-
ten 8lano, sSrloinno, Dor eineHt I'm
terfonlitee 0es 8riegstolnitees er.
bo6en. 9ieie 8eibuloiguugen pur.
Sen bon 6ent 8rigaoeseneraI Snrts,
Dem aomrtanbonten Der @oliaei,
auriidgepieien. CT bebauptste, baB
ale miIit1rilben BoIiaiIten 8efebI
sebabt bdtten, irur bann Geipalt alt
gebranden, penn fid) elm Goloat
tpi6erieslif benebme. CT exipdbnte,
oaB er 8efpbI bonn General Berib.
ing sebabt bate, cine groBe gntabI
SoIoaten oitf3ugreifeiI bic fif obne
ltrloub in Garis oiifbieIten.
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9ebatte teiiberTrieoens=
&fiolutioll int @ange
1sepmblikaitcr pertpeiien Saramf, Saf Sie tseics
lmticn Icsitim lit; scbcn 1pilicn Sic S6mlo,
Safs nod kcin SrieSe eciNlcfIcn 1T
pielleitt am Srcitas cSer santstas

ooB gu oieiem 8ipef Die 9fntififntion
oes 5rie0ensbertraes n0tig lit.
Ibeeoroneter Torter, 8orSiseiloer
oes Salisfomitees fir .olisipGrtige
glngeleeenbeiten iogte BEL Ginbriit.
gung Der 6rienoensreiollition uitte
anoerent: yGie @eiebe, ipeIhe bem
Ir1iioeriten ipdbrenb Der Dniier bes
&rieges ungemohnIife Mohtbefig.
niiie berleibell iino inlnler nod in
Groft uno fonititutionlle 9tefte iina
INNER nod iuspenoiert. gieIe Die.
ier Gelese iino anBeror6entlidl bra.
ftiid u1to boben MIR als &rieas.
maBnabme gere9tisrna Da nber
Der &rieg ieit LANCER 9eit elm gnbe
genonlmen bat, bnben oerartigc ge.
ieblihe 0taBnnbnlen feline Griiten3s
beredtigune."
Ser repibIifaniid)e siibrer BED
Sauies, Slbg. .Monoea, iagte:: .DatrG
oie @eigerlng oes Brdii6enten fid]
ben 8eItinunlungen Ser Winjoritdt
bes Senots Sn fiigen, miro es fit
bos Saus n0tie, oieic SrieOens.
reiolution ein0ubrineen. Diefelbe
lit meiner Meinltng nod fonftittt
tioneII; Die aonititlttion aber ipridt
ii@ segen 9(lttofratie utl0 fir ods
&edt Ser Maiorit6t aus.
Mgeoroneter MtaiorL esnincis,
fprad ebenfaIls anguniten Der Ste.
ioIution, iagello, oaB Der asr6fioent,
anItntt uns Die 5rieoenstaiibe 81
brinaen, einen 3prb nit britiihen
2otpen utlo eiren SrieOen nlitge.
broht babe, Der bnau nngeton III
ben eroBcn 0anlofrnten ben Daifaoo
bon sSapnn, oufredt ali erbGlten.