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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-07
TO IMPROVE FLUSHING CREEK.
city Plans TO Take TitIc----U. =.
Government to DO Dredging.

Borough President Connolly of Queens
Informed Federal Government represent
tatives yesterday that he was ready to
introduce resolution In the Board OF
Estimate providing for the city taking
title to land needed for widening and
deepening Flushing Creek. an improve
ment long desired by Queens and ship
pers.
The Borough President wrote 10 Col.
Edward Burr, United States Army en-
Rineer in charge of the port, asking for
information regarding tho progress or
the special survey being made by the
Federal Government preliminary to un-
dertaking the development of the
Queens waterway. The city proposes
10 take title in the creek for a distance
of three miles Mr.. Connolly said. The
Federal Government will do the dredg-
ing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-07

In the course OF an interview given
yesterday before he left Briarcliff Lodge
for the city. Chauncey NJ. Depew dis
cussed dozen topics that hold the at
tention of the world to-day. His talk
ran the gamut from the baseball scan
dal, which he said came as a great
shock TO him, to Socialism, which he
spoke OF as a movement doomed to the
failure that it is already meeting In
Russia. To all of this he added that
he believed the days best laugh to be
on Gov. Cox and his Republican cam
paign fund ''pipedream."
Mr. Depew prophesed that the dol
lar will reach again its normal purchas-
ing power. that wages will drop with
the cost of living and that America faces
an industrial slump as soon as Europe
starts her industries. Woman suffrage,
he said, Is working out nicely.
Nine tenth of the married women" he
added, will vote as their husbands tell
them to; the other tenth will tell their
husbands how to vote"
Then Mr.. Depew turned the talk to a
discussion of the housing problem. This
he said, Is the most serious of the many
we have.
Housing Laws Insufficient.
1.-THE new housing laws will not solve
the problem" he told his interviewers
Understand. l am not criticising them
Eut you cannot regulate economies by
legislation. for that's like trying to lift
yourself over wall with your boot
straps. We need more buildings. One
of the drs wbacks II that those who have
heen In the habit of investing in real es
tate and now know its uncertainties fear
that II they build al present high prices
their property will not be able to COM
pete with that built later when construc-
ton is cheaper"
As for thu extravagant ideas women
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-07
AID BROAD STREET HOSPITAL.

The employees OF the downtown office
Of Jones & Baker. so Broad street. as
sisted by the firm. have raised total
OF ss,202 for the Broad Street Hospital
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-04-29
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THE NEWS OF SOMERSETS BUSI.
EST TOWNS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
STRATTO\

Mrs Ella ]. Blanchard of Farming
ton has been stopping in town for a
few days on business.
Joseph A. LeClair recently sold his
horse to Mr.. Wyman.
Frank Deming. who has been work
ing in the Enamel shop for some time
past, finished his work there Saturday
night.
J. +. Shaw of the North Arson Mfg.
Co, North Arson, was in town Sun
day.
Mrs. Charles Scribner who has
been sick is improving
Hon. Forrest II. Colby was in town
the latter part of the week on his
way to Alder Stream.
Look out for wedding bells right
here in Strattou soon.
Charles Seribner has bought an
auto of Earl Durrell
Carol Leavitt spent sunday at his
home in Enstis
They have painted the Type mill
and are putting in a basement under
the mill
Rev. J. T Berry preached al Flag
staff, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Smart and
son Lloyd are goire mp ou the Pre-
serve TO work this summer
Will Knapp and vile who have been
at Big Island all winter were in town
recently calling or friends.
T. II. MeLain is painting his house
Doris Grover spent Sunday in Lew
iston and will visit her former home
in Hancock county before she returns
Clyde Vaughan is working in the
sawmill
New Spring Millinery next Wednes
day. Thursday and Friday at Mrs.
Evelyn Hewitt's, will be displayed by
Mrs Welch; also hats made over and
re-trimmed.
j. d. McEdwards of the n. f Cream
cry Co was in town the first of the
week
John Durrell and wife who have
been stopping in Wilton all winter re-
turned to their home Monday night >
a. C. Vaughan has returned from
his trip down river.
A. A. Berry, uperintendent Of the
Megantic Club has been up on the Pre-
serve the past week looking after the
different places and getting them
ready to open up this spring.
a son was recently born at Geo.
Tyners home. Mother and baby do
ing fine.
William Hahscom has put in big
line of auto supplies. He will handle
gas and oil also this summer.
Doris b. Lisherness has been con
fined to her home this week by an
attack of appendicitis. She is i'm
proving we are glad to state
Mrs Fred Merchant of kinglield
has been in town this week with a
line of millinery. She stopped with
Mrs. 5. NJ. Lisherness.
The S. NJ Co. have put in new
lowell machine.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-04-29
ATHENS

The Winona Rebekah Lodge will
hold special meeting May 9th for
the purpose of rehearsing the degree
team so as to be able to do the work
on large class of candidates at their
next regular meeting May 10.
The Athens Grange had a regular
session last Thursday afternoon with
the faster II. S. Elliott presiding.
First and second degrees were con-
ferred on class Of two Two weeks
after the next regular meeting the
third and fourth degrees will be con-
ferred. The Grange also voted to
entertain the soldiers of 81 and '65
and the soldiers and their wives of
the World War by giving them the
use of the hall and a dinner Memorial
Day. The pruning demonstration
that was to have been held last Sat
urday afternoon at the farm of Beck
with & Taylor will be held Saturday
morning May LIST at 10 O'Clock.
The change in time has not been
authorized by the Government, there
fore only a few towns haven't at all.
70 change in time for Maine. This
explanation is To benefit those who
are inclined to sci their clock ahead
The first game OF baseball was play
Cd Tuesday. Somerset Academy with
The town team. We advise the town
team to wake up as the 5. \ boys
expect ta win every game this season
and certainly have started out in good
trim.
Che remains of Mrs. Relief Weston
were brought to Mt Rest Cemetery
for burial Monday Mrs. Weston was
the daughter of Peter Hurd OF TINS
town and as her young life was large
" snent in Athens She leaves many
friends and neighbors to mourn ne1
loss The relatives and hereaVea
FAMILY have the tender sympathy Oh
her many friends. 10
DR. Joe Raymond claiming TO Ne
magnetic Doctor, passed away III west
Athens, Sunday.
Mrs. Addie spaulding of We" Yves,
Athens died very suddenly TUESDAY
noon She however, has not been
we'll for a long time.
Look out for May list Maybasket
time is close at hand.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-04-29
"FOund Seven Rats Dead In Bin Next
Morning.

Robert Woodruff says: my prem
ises were infested with rats. l tried
RAT-SNAP on friends recommends
ton. Next morning found seven dead
rats In bin, two near feed box, three
In stall. Found large number since.
No smell from dead AT-SNAP
dries them up. Best thing have ever
used" Three sizes. Csc, soc, $1.00.
Sold and guaranteed by Bowman
Hardware Company, w. G. Lord, ]. F.
Pooler, Lashon & Butler, John Cur
rier, Steward & Smiley Grist Mill,
Farmers Union, fash & Groder, s. w.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-04-29
TMFIYE CORNERS

Horace Spear moved his new ma
chinery from Skowhegan. Friday OF
last week to his lumber lot which he
purchased of d. II. Robbins.
James Gangor who has been board
ing at the home of Nelson Ryder has
gone to board with Mrs Ansel Salley.
Many in this vicinity are pleased 10
learn that Mrs Lizzie Boardman is
gaining slowly at the Somerset Hos
pital.
Gardner Mason has recently sold
his farm.
Mrs Fannie Holway who has been
visiting in this neighborhood for a
week, returned 10 her home in Solon)
Sunday
Miss Doris Robbins who has been
i'll with a bad cold, is better so she
can attend school
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-04-29
NOTICE

- Notice Is hereby given that Harriet
f. Dalrymple as administrative of the
estate of Solomon E. Reynolds has not
med the Somerset Loan and Building
Association in writing that said Rey-
nolds was in his lifetime the owner
OF pass book or certificate of shares
IN said Association and that said pass
book or certificate is lost and that she
desires duplicate pass book or certi-
ncate Is lost and that she desires a
duplicate pass book or certificate of
shares issued to her as administrators
aforesaid
skowhegan, Maine. April 49, 1920.
SOMERSET LOAN AND BUILD
ING ASSOCIATION
Owls By Charles F. Allen, Secretary
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-04-29
Farm For Sale

l am Offering for sale one half of my
home farm, situated one-fourth of Il
mile, west of the electric road. leading
from Skowhegan to Madison at the
White schoolhouse. This piece of and
contains eighty acres more or less with
practically one-half fine tillage and
good pasture with never failing fine
spring water, wood enough for home
use. with orchard of about IS trees of
bearing age; also good barn suitable
for farm, fine building spot for house
with shade trees. Desirable piece of
land for party living in Skowhegan
who wishes to do farming or any one
wishing IA permanent home.
For price inquire of
ORRISON CLOUGH.
Madison, Maine, r. f. D. l.
Farmers Phone fill tf16
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-04-29
Exercise

Anyone whose occupation duties prevents daily oud
is likely troubled with blossness and other digestive
possible you should walk to business morning. but
eat heavy breakfast just before start 1t is adyis-
long walks before eating but at least quarter
hour should eapse if possible after heavy NEAL before
indulging in any active exercise.
At the first sign of any disorder take two tea
spoonfuls of a. F Atwoods Medicine This will keep your
digestive organs in good order and relieve the disturbing
symptoms you suffer from sick headaches regular doses
this tried and tested old remedy will bring blessed relief
removing the The relief will not be temporary at
the expense Of other but will be permanent
the entire system Get SOC bottle today
from any medicine dealer "LF Medicine Co.. Portland Me.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-04-29

Iypewriters for rent-$2.00 a month
ana up. independents Reporter Co.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-09
Baitkr6ilbet cittkafftett
TIT elmer Sliteiitaid,itte

ct. Saul, 0iinn.. 8. San.
gountb-9tnpalt S'grien lit iiber.
5eilet, oaB 8iIliam uno @lifc Upnn,
nadoenl iie am 81. 9ea. Die @ont
in genion eepliinoert botten, nit.
teIit zines 5liegers naf ct. Saul
entfarnen uno 0ort redt3eitig un-
langten, iim an oentfeIben Gbeno an
eirem 8onfett teilnebuen au ton.
men. 3man5ia 3eugen befunoeteu Dor
@ouberneur 9urnqliIt, oab Die @e.
briioer SIbnn um @eitiabrsnberlo an
einem 8arfett teiInabmen. Burn.
quilt bat Oie Sroge Der glusliefertne
in @ripaeitng ee5ogen.
&ros bes berIubten Mibi Ser @e.
brii6er Slbnn bolt Srau $eIbina,
cine &ngeiteIlte Der @anf bon Ben.
ion, an ibrer ausiase felt, ooB bei-
oe Sa Der 8ottoe 5l Der 8dftoe ee.
borten, Die ont 8orrnittng oes 81.
Gak bic 6as8 aiiSro,s5ts
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-09
Stabl
tit uerlcren

aSittsbnrgb, ga. 8. Satr.-0er
Streif Der Stoblarbelter, lueIder am
22.i Septeutber begann unb in ieinen
Infongen $4,000 Mann nmfaBte,
ipuroe am 9onnerstag bon Dem SEQ
tionol. .aontitee fir beenoet erfl1rt.
geof elmer Sibut,e, Die ben aonaen
Sog 0aiterte, ipurbe Die 0iesbeSiig-
Ii1e 9epeide an Die gfrnericdn sSeD.
Grafton Of 2obor in @oibiugton, on
olle 6iibrer interefiicrter 8erbGnoe
1itio an Die Srgoniiatoren obgeianot.
~9ie tabI-aorporatiot9 iogt bns
EeIegromnl bat 1tnter Der t1tigen
8eibiilfe Der 8reiIe, Der 8arid)te, Der
8un6estrnppet, Der StaatspoliSci
itno bieler 8eanlten Sen Stablarbei-
tern oos Redt Der freien 9feoe, Ser
freien 8erlanltnlung uno Der Srgn-
niiation eittaoget itno ourh geluoIt-
t1tige, fdonnngsloie anipenoung bon
8eualt eiren 3uitnno herbeigefiibrt,
Der oas Nationole Organizations
Gonlitee fir Die Gilen. lno GtabG-
arbeiter 5lpinet, Die 9baie oe8 afti-
ben gtreifs in Der. Stallsadmpagne
fir beenbet gu erfldren. 9lGe Stobl-
arbeiter fonnen jebt on Die 2trbeit
suriiffebren."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-09
GafolinsGrplofiott
fcrSert ibre Opfer

Sartington, gebr., 8. San.
SnfoIge elmer @aiolineypIolion lit
Gbarles gbp, Gigentiilner elmer Ga.
rage, cine 2eife, Der apotbeferae-
billfe RaIpb Siridman Iieet I'M
Sterben llttb Gorl 9o9ie, Elm 60
roge-arbeiter Ieioet an i9rner5buf-
ten tpenn aud ni9t eefdbrIiden
granopunoen. Siridmdn foufte 1
@oQone @aiolit bon 8oeie uno lieB
tie in einen @lasbebdlter fiiIlen.
86bren0 oes @eIope9leIns bradte
Die Sibe bon Dem Diem in @bp's
fleinem &ontor ooS @aiolin 3ur CT.
plOiion. 9n Die Sir ing SdIoB
gel9nappt mar, ioben Iitb oie orei
Wdnner in elmer Sale. Gs qe[ang
8ogie, 0ur65 Seniter gu entfon1.
men; Die bei0en ait6eren bIieben i'm
6eniter feitlibert, tpdbreao ft6 oos
Snnere 0es &ontors gu eineln gIiiz
benOen Diem geitoltete. gnolid ge-
lang es, beioe Ntdnner 3u befreien
ltHo ing Sotel gu idaffen, no G6D
nod fur3er 3eit beridieo. gr bit-
terlaBt ieine 6rau i,n6 erl 5i6briges
8odterden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-09
BcuaitS tt,irS 1saiIcr
ttiebt amsliefcril

@afbinoton, 9. San.-giaf SIN.
li6t Der 5eitunterri6teten oiplonla-
tiiden areiie miro SoIlanb oos 9ln.
iitlnen Der 8erbitnbeterI BEN friibe.
rem beutilhen &oiier olls5uliefern
boflih, nber entidie0en obIebnen.
9ie boftdaGfhe @ntiport miro stpar
I'M ipeientIiden olird oen Gborafter
Der 0ote olts bent Eager Der Ser
biinoefen teItinlntt per6en, ober Die
bo1dnoiidbcn @eiese iperoen fir Den
Sttbalt oerielben ousihIogoebenO
iein, iulo oieie ertgoIten ni1ts, mos
ourd it9 oie gluslieferltng oes
Sniiers rehtfertigen IieBe. sSn ben
boqdnoiihen 4usIieferlinesbertrG.
gen NIT anoeren Staaten itnb oie
@ereebeh fit tpeIde glugIieferung
DerIangt peroen fam, genat feItqe.
iest, uno IN teinern 8alle oeden li1
oieie NIT ben anfloeen gegeu oen
@rofen 3iIbelm bon Soben3orlern.
@raf @iIbelm miro nidt ols elm
fliidtiaer gerbre1er, ionoern oIs
elm pol;tiifer syIiibtIing ongeicben,
bernaegeniibpr oos @ipIredt oufredt
erbolten tpcr6en ntiiiie
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-09
1oertalsSsfiihrer tn
politiieber Beratitfte

GolraaFus, O., 8. Son.-9as
Grehatib.Gomitee Der gerb1noe Der
9ersleltts paren bis 9onnerstds
nod in situng. obgIeid Die &on.
BENTON ser 8ergGelite iid idon an
mittuod bertagt bot. Sim Don.
nerstas bieIten Die 5iibrer cine poll.
tiide geratiing ob. gaadber iperben
fie nod 8oibington abreiien, mo fie
Dor Der aoblenfontntiiiion 6es 9r6.
fibenten ON Wontag erideinen !uer.
ben. gsr6foent 2eipis iogte, oie
8ergleute ipiiroen anr Wtortog oie.
ieIben Soroeriineen in 8aibington
borbrit0en, pie fie I'M Ietten Sep.
ter1ber run Der &onnentiot In Gle.
Delnno ongenonimen tporoen feten,
ndmIid) zine 2obnerb0bung bon so
9rosent an6 einen Gedsitirtoentog.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-09
,,2lmterieait reeicn" lit
SremitS Ser II. s. Of {.

synoidaopoTis, Sno., 8 Sat-
Sronflin o'SIier, &onunanoeuer Der
ramericdn 2egion", bot iidb anee.
lidts Der bitteren Sfritifen, tpel6e
beridieoene Observation-Disclosures seeen
Die orbeiterieinSliden grin5ipien Der
2egion erboben baben. 5r Der Or.
fIdruno neranIaBt eeieben. ooB es
feinen aeredten @run6 fir llneinis.
felt spii6en Der amerifoniiden Sc.
aion uno Der orenniIierten Mrbeff
gebcn tjnne. Die I2itglieoer Scr
@rbeiteroerbdnoe fino potriotiihe
ofrlerifanii6e @iirser. ioet Boiler,
nno Die D1itglieoer Ser glmerican
2egion finS patriotiide ameritani.
ihe giireer. 9ie SnItiing Der omeri.
foniIhen 2esion eegen Die organ.
iierte strbeiteridaft lit eennu ole.
ieIbe, pie ibre Saltiing eeeen oIIe
anoeren @ritppen otierifoniider
giirger, Ole I'M gleimen @edt fir
SlIe in Der GrbaIhing bon @eiet
itnb Sr6n,ing urtS Der @eihiisuns
oer bon uniern @orpGtern ererbten
Ginrihtnnee1 irtereiiiert ftiib.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-09
1tnniitc 1tmfcpferitne
aiiterik. Gruppeit
Gen. eberbarne beidnlbist General.
itab, nnn6tisen ansriffs am
Dafienitillitanbstase

@nlbington g. San. - Qab oes
2eben omerifanii6er Truppen am
0iorsen Ger @ofienltinltanoserfIG.
riing ilnnOtieer @eiie eeopfert muir.
De, neil oas amerifnniide Sberfonl.
mati0o 81 gbniimont friiber erteilte
8efeble gum glnsriff 5ii tuioerrufen
iinterlieB, ipiroe bon 8rigooegeneral
8. s. Sberburne, Dem friiberen
aolnmanoierenoen Der MrtiIleriebri.
gooe Der 90. Weeer) 9ibiiion Dor
einem llnterfomitee Oes Sauies aus.
geiagt. General Sberburne ber.
oonrnte iebr altsgeipro6en bic Me-
tbooen Serer, Die er olS Die n@ene.
ralitabsbnnbe" be3ei9nete unb fritz.
iierte i'm beioHoeren oein oontinie.
renoes Sriiunpirat". Die aorps.,
9ibifions. nno 8rigabefommanoos
botten 10 ~j1mmerIide Gurdt" bor
Dent Stabe gu Gbaumont, 6aB iie es
nid)t naetcn auf ibre eieene Ser.
authorizing bin ben 8efebl fit ben
9lngriff m II. gaou. suriifauneb-
men, obidon iie es NIT obiolltter
@etpiBbeit iuuBteiL onB Der 8offen-
itiaitono abseidIoIien mar. Der
3euee erfldrte, oab er nidt Die @e-
nerdIe geribine, 2igsett uno Bull
lnro lintel ben. bontinierenoen Gri-
nntbirat beritebe. Der ein5ise Off.
5ier, oeiien !an1en er anfiibrte, mar
grigaoeeenernl Sor gonnor, Opera.
tionsd)ef. Sberburne erflGrte, ooB
am IL. Sob. feline frdn8oiiifen uno
belgiifen Erllppett einige aonooier
ausgenomnlen, eiren angriff unter-
nonllneu bdtten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-09
SON Sraitciscc erbdlt
Seffackr. hcftDeftticn
@inaenfs gntras anf gson,inatiun
bes 9sraiiSentid)afts Gauoioaten
bnrd StimmenmeGrbeit absc-

@aibington. 8. San. - 9as Be.
rtofratifde 9entionoIfonlitee fat tn
ieiuer 8erionnllung in @aibington
als ben 9rt Ser ttd6iten oelnpfro-
tii9en Decentralization Die Gtdot
Gan Srancisco lno ols ben 3eit.
pltltft fir 0ieielbe ben %. Surti feit.
eeieBt. Dos Gonlitee nobnt at gIei-
der 3eit 8ei6liiiie an, iueld]e ben
Srieben BON 8eriailIes alltbieBen
intN Die parrpgotlte repitbIifnniid1e
BSSitbreridoff bes @emats berSanlsa-
ten, fueIde our9 Die GrorofieIting
oes n5rie0ensbertroees Die 9erod.
tling Der @elt" eriporben babe. syt
Der erefttipen Gisung bes 9olHitees
ipitroe Elm atltrag bon 9rtbur s..
Wh1llen aus Omaha, nltf 4ufbebung
Der GegeI, oaB Elm gralioentihafts-
fanoioat oltrd 3peiorittelnebrbeit
nonliniert iperOen ntiiiie, na1 eini.
gen 9ebotten alf BEN Slid geIegt.
Die Mitbetperber Inn Die giationoI.
fonbention paren &nnin8 gitp url0
Chicago. Son 6rancisco earottierte
oie Sunlrne bon $125,000 5ur @e.
Itreitltng Der &onbentionsitnfoiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-09
Die Deutic9cit
I'M Nilitralien

Melborrne, 9. sSnit.--gtad) elmer
GrtiheiOung Der aontrrtiilion fit
ausl1nber, ipelfe ibre giblingen
gum MidIuB braf)te, iuir0 MIR ct.
pa so gerionen oeltiber Geburi
geitdttet perOert, tbrena 8obniisi III
gluitruIien beisubebnIten. es banopIt
fidl ourdpee I'M ,natllraIiiierte
8eutide, ipelde Dor Dem 2riea groB.
tenteils nit aferbou beid1ftigt ma.
rem. go 3ientlid ale iibrieen 9eitt.
iden oes 2anoes iperoen, iobal6 Die
ttotigen SdiffsfaaiIitdten borbaltoen
fino, mad 9eutihlano 3uriidgeididt
peroen. Gin GROCER Seil 0ieier feino.
liden gusldnoer lit bereits repatri.
iert iuor0eti.
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.erifo Ooll lueiterenl
GrObebtll btimgeinfbt
Gin 6cbireskamm klafft often mnS Gin riefiser
Strcm eliitenSer Cara creief5t itb iiber
eitt tpcites Gel6nce
@anse Orti@aften psn Ser GrSe perfAlndt

Stoot @erifo, 9. San.-0ie @e.
lantaabl Der Spfer, wel6e benz
grobeber bon Somstag uno Den
bultaniftben ausbriiGen Die am
Gonnerstog oen Staat 8ern Grus
beiuiiuft.n, miro nad fonierbnti.
Der SGisuna duf 1000 dngegeben.
3woIf StGote nno 9orfer iperocn
oIs bol1ig oeritort beaei6net 0a9
Der 3eitirug Gl llniberinIe trafen
Die bitltafiiiden Ausbrii6e am
Gonnersiag Die biilfloie 8ebolteritng
poQitdnoio iilporbereitet. 9ie Ssene
Der jiingiten &ataitropbe nor cine
nieoriae @ebiresfette, Die u1lter
Dem gaanen Gerro De San Wtiguel
befannt it, unb ii1 in Der gs6be
bon Cordoba I'M Staate gera grua
eritredt. Gin Siieel oieier &ette
ipaltete itd; rno mari einen eroBen
2abditroa. 1tno Waensen idtpefeIi-
ger @aie aug. @eItern o6eno ereoB
iid ein 600 SUB breiter 2oooitronl
alts Der Spalte utlo breitete ii9
iiber Die @bene am SUB Der &ette
aus. 8ia Snitrnmente oes gie-
gierltng3oaIerbatori1tnts ber5eihnen
fortaeiettp Grifiitteriingen 6es 8o-
DenS. Ser bulfanii.yen S1tigfeit GIN
gen feinlrlei iparnenoe gn5ei6en
borber. Die 2anoleute arbeiteten ouf
ibren 6eloern om SuBe Der Berg.
fette, ols Die erIte grpIoiion elm.
trot giele oerlelben tpiroen iofort
getotet, un0 lire Seroen bon oen
altsbredenben 2abor1afen beri6liin-
gen. Saft gleicb5eitig NIT oen1 bull.
faniiGen ausbru9 erfoIgte cine
&eibe bon beftieen @rfditterltngen
oes @ooenS. @anae SiigeL tptlroen
auseeebnct, ino neue aetten erbo-
ben iid pIosliA. Ganie G0rfer ber-
l6maitneii.
s;t Ger SaltptItaot eiitgetroffene
Sepeihen i6iIoerf1 oie Gage oIs
ber5loeifalt. 9ie eedigitigte 8ebol.
ferrng fo.npiert I'M Sreipn, un6 oie
@eiltnoNeitsberb1ltniiie fins oieI
oenfbar itlle6teiten. 9ie Grinfiuai.
lerquellen iin0 neroorben Gin g[us.
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Pines iitac1t 1oorietldae
fir Batias1o

gapiu g)orf, 8. San. - lin 6os
gubIifum eeeen @u6erroten ttno
Die giienbnbnen eegen 9onferott
idiieen, miiiien 10 erfIdrte Gene.
raloirettor Sines, eriinoIife aen.
oerungen in Der eeidditIiden Sci.
tiing Der 8abnen eintreten. 9asu
rednet Sines Die geridmeIauns Der
ein0elnen gabnipiteme in er6Bere
Ginbeiten lino Die 8ertretung oes
gubIifums tno ser Grbeiter in Der
8obnoerlpoltuns. Cine Ratenerbo.
bun9 fir Die geidaffune bon BE.
triebsbeoarf bdlt Sines fir n6tis.
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2oSse ertldrt, bic Saltnns bes 9rS.
fbenteH iibertrase oem 9olf bic
Gntidei6nng.

Baibineton 8. San. - Genator
Sooge, Der repiiblitnniife Sibrer,
erfldrte, oaB er befiir9te, our9 Die
8otidaft oes Brdiioerten gum Sad.
ion.Saee iei es iinn1oglid senla6t,
roen Senat au elmer 9fatifi5ierung
oes 5rieoensbertroges, eei1iist ourd
bic @rlnogeiese Der Ia gorbeboIte,
at einieen." Der Senotor iaete:
Der Hr6iioent bot ieinen Gtono.
ptnft iebr flnr eerna1t. Gr berlpirft
Die bon einer entidei0enoen Mebr.
belt oes SenotS angenommenen
8orbebolte nbiolltt. Gr perianat Die
anno6me Oes @ertrngs obne ieoe
aenoeritng, Die ieinen sSnbalt an.
bern fonnte. gr ipin MIR eine aen.
oerung, mas irtnier oas be0ellten
mag, aur &laritalluns unoelitIi6er
8unfte aulaiien. tpenn iid fanu eine
Belle oarin fin0et, Die nibt ouf Die
beri6ieoenlte @eiie alifgeioBt nor.
ben 1T. 9ieies 8useitdnonis lit
wertlos. @r ltebt onf ieinem alien
StanOpunft Der beoingun9sloien
glnnobme oes 8ertrogs.
Die @esenidse fiito flor. Sic gor.
bebolte, Oeren cir5ieer 3tpef mar,
Die Soubcrdnitdt itno llnobb1ngig.
felt Der Ser. Stnaten aa idiisen,
merocu bonn 9r1iioenten beriuorfen.
Der 9raiioert iteIlt ii1 ielbIt nod.
oriiflid ouf ben 8ooen oes Snter.
nationalismlts, i'm @egenias gum
GmerifanismuS. Die Soffnung, oaB
Der Senat iib iiber 0en Srie0ens.
bertrog einigen fonnte, bot Der TrG.
iibent pereiteIt. @ir ntiiifen oie Ser.
50gerltng, Die uns Die Saltltne bes
gr0iioenten alf5mingt, troeen unS
nns an ons 8olf tpenben, oeIIen
gntideiolng i9 freitbig betpiI.
folnnne."