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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
Government nj Washington.

i u. IurdHhSyHic.- -.Inc C.ty gov
cr"mcnl ii WASHINGTON Is III charge
.! three commas ."h"rS. Two oi tur
commissioners are appointed By the
i'r"sIu-nt from rvsIdrnts OF the DIS
''!ct. lh"Sr appointments are con-
4fH!'d D.. tn. senate. me President
chooses IA" tL!Tu commissioner from
thc CORPS 81 vHS.h"cIa al the CnItca
states hI'h.. .'n> 81 tn" MINOR city
"iie'"'s "'v appointed %. inv COM
!u!ssiOHcI-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
PAYNE RESIGNS AS RAIL
DIRECTOR-GENERAL, REPORT
Was Appointed Soon after Iir Bccamc
interior Serrrfnry-Ad
trntion Winds IN Affairs.
Ky Associated Press. ]

~ .NNNOtI0ItH T'rcSS.
WASHiNC;TON, March lo.-John
Barton Payne is understood to have
presented his resignation as director
general of the railroad administra-
Was appointed director general soon
after he became Secretary of tho In
terror He is now at Southern Pines.
y. G.
winding up affairs growing ont OF
Federal control OF the railroads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
Dr. nowir !. Apprccja,iyr.

TO IA" Edltor OF The Times Dispatcli.
Dear Sir,--Sincc do not know who
Wro'" me very gracious editorial
go ccIhinE me, which appeared in
L cannot address 'Sia l.tt-r in !, mi.
personal way. hut want to scn
l" you this personal incssay. Of
eratciul appreciation. However i'm
p"ti'r' nc ones ministry. IL is "A mat
Ter OF thankfulncss TO feel that lis
Sp!iIt seems to others genuine ana
4ts service OF some true worth
ca hh"t refrain. therefore, from toll
my you that I am grateful for IN.
wish mat ] should stay in Richmond,
Sincerely yours
w. RUSSELL. BOWIE.
Richmond. Va. March . i.9I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
Make Richmond Snfr

HE epidemic of housebreaking and al
lied lawlcssncss that has descended
upon Richmond was not unexpected 1t
had been predicted in an even more agra
waited form by students OF economic and So
cial conditions. II is assumed too that
those officers charged with maintenance of
the city'S safety had been forewarncd of the
danger and that they are oNhausting every
resource at their all TOO limited command
TO rid Richmond OF the criminals whose
presence here is Il constant peril to all hon
est citizens.
Nor Is the condition peculiar 10 Rich
mond. Other cities. many of them in far
greater degree are suffering from similar
ovprcdationa by desperate yolators Of the
law. II is criminal cXcrcsccncc in the wake
OF the war and an inevitable incident of the
reconstruction period Because OF its com
r"raivc!y small number OF unemployed and
IN" miidnesS OF its winter. Richmond's OUT
"feah Is not so serious il was feared it
would be But cities 10 the North OF us
nav" thousands of men. until recently draw
ing fancy wartime wages now without
WORK and the officers OF those cities have
he"h Scourging the lawbrcakcrs into other
heIds With such idlcrs and lawbrcakcrs
driven out OF other cities II was forcscor
that Richmond would not escape al least a
reflex OF the crime wave. C'cst 10 rucrrc
la S'IiI applicable, even with the war more
IMAM TWO years in the past and the dis
'urDed industrial and social conditions re-
sultaht 'hereirom are likely to present a
cornerstone problem for police authoritios
until normally can he restored
SO much for the theory Rut Director
Meyers and Chief Sherry are facing an
actual condition that is giving tho city no
''tt'e concern As The Times Dispatch has
pointed out on many occasions. the present
police force is entirely INADEQUATE 10 Rich
hondS needs even when its affairs are
normal. The director and his chief have
pIcaucd Tor more men, but the condition M
'he city treasury has seemed to prccude
inc granting OF their request Tho chief
ho" mas %"v men ON his force With u con-
S''h'i! increasing number necessarily di-
Ncr'eu 10 traffic duties and special assign
'u"' WORN ii growing burden the chief
sun Is expected TO guard Richmond, night
"''" ""s' over IT'S moro than twenty-four
square miles Of territory Manifestly he
l. impossible
Whatever may be the ultimate dccision
'H 10 permanent Increase OF the poIics
icrce, ii is evident that IN cmcrconc, nv
49, ana we nave no doubt that the Mayor
ana the Council will not hesitate IN t,L,
Whatever steps the director and chic, r,.y
"ecm necessary for the safety OF tho nuh
nc rms IS no time to stand hack for
economy sake. and no matter how r,r,
"""''iona! men may he required as spori,I
"'"rcrS |" chcck the crime wave they shouIa
~ SWORN III at once. Life and proprrtv arc
"' stake and the Police Department, INNS,
"' strengthened and upheld in its efforts I'm
accomplish their protection
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

" AoFIIN'iTpN, Maroh l1.-NppOlmt-
m"rt OF It SDuthcrucr GA both tho
lnterstHt" Commerce Commission and
IN" Shipping Hoard waS urged today
10y senator cvvrman. Democrat. North
e"rullua, during - conference w.th
Pres dent lI"rainr TH" senator
urged ihat y. = MaN,y-ll. Raleigh.
y. g.. be- given q place on the Inter
slAte COmmorCc Comm. is sInM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
Notice to Readers Of
The Iimes-Dispatch

The Timrs- DISpntrL, In its "Voice
oI the People" column, wishes to
give spice promptly to all rorrrs-
pondcnis. but the pressure Of let
trrS ~ 81 great TINT the editor
~ forced. In order tn present topics
Whcn they nrc fresh nnh at vital
interest. Ia ask corrrspoudcnts 10
condrnhc their Communications Into
40 words. This request tx made
in the spirit OF fair plny and VIZ
arc confident IL will he met In that
spirit by our readers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
The OptiIniSt.

Two veterans of France discussing
home treatment OF returning heroes. one very
bitterly because of his failure - connect with
any surprise packages from tho Treasury.
"Aw. you're all the time kiciliu." gruntcd
onc-l"Ggcd survivor Of Chateau Thicrry.
I'm satisfied. alright. Alright
You satisfied. with leg gone
sure, I.ookut what I'm going e. on
shoes shines"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
Information bureau

Inquiries regarding almost Eny
topic, excepting ON legal anu ncdI-
ci.i subjects, are answered nee. A
All ihuuir.rn annNcrr1 directly
%! personal litter, scII-aid rerscu
htainpcd cnrriupc il required. Al
urc>s ihc IirEc>-bi>patch InIornia-
tiOn itnrriu, ltIchuiOnu, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

going distinguished Presidents las,
oficial uttcr;tncc WAS - VindictIv.
woru' ~ would he decidedly better to
lay a carpet over tn. blot thnu To OK
plot II. else MIR. Wilson viii be tn.
SUFFERER rather than the senator
Richmond. Va. March g. iggi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
The Poets Corner
rhe Message.

The Message.
\ little card in Il window CAV
y Valentine greeting. | found today
only six words. hut so much thcyt
say
"Dinna Forget! Love You YETI
Over lies highway we come and 20
Through the bright summer and win
tcr'S snow,
Absent or present. IN veal or in
"Dinna Forget, Love You Yct-
,Gcrtrudc Louise Small. in New
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

nc only territory that The United States
coveted as reward for the part il playod
~ winning the war was the island or Yam
nv league or nations council refused that
.'c"Eef reward and instead inundated il 10
""p"n' me chances are that President
VIII sustain the position OF the
'o"s administration and insist that the.
'"pS snail not have Yap
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
Suggested Amendments.

10Th Repeating the 18th
slst-. Eepeaiing the 18th
2@nd-rrcsc"ibinG punishment for scolding.
Gii-indinE. naGSiug and rncdd!iug.
2%rd -Ec-cnactirE in modern English all the
spirit Of the Magma charta
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
Farm Note.

ENcavators near Pompei have discovered Il
dozen pctrined GEES said to be thousands of
gears old.
Now We know why that poachcd -on-esg OF
our" in the restaurant the other day locke
so doEGonc rocky.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
commitments

We cant locate the source. but the clever
est compliment; in the days when such bunk
counted was the remark o; n gentleman who
being invited by a lady 10 guess her ag. said:
Madame do know your age. but
whatever II is. you don't look it,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

Speaking OF pciritcd things it's been =
c""n's age since we've seen anybody that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

Vice president Coolidge obtained some good
pointers from Tom Marshall, presumably one
OF them referring to how to Keep stiff
upper lip and stay happy when Unly
vote in the case of Il tie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

Putting Teddy Roosevelt, the onice Of
Assistant Secretary OF the Navy may i've one
way the Pres idemt has OF getting things back
TO mOrMAlCY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

Get the money boys = once more the
slogan OF the income tax collectors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

Boshcv!sts plot TO destroy worlds currency,
hut. personally. are worried since the
proiitccrs have beat them to it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

w. w IL, surrN We are ?. ptt..s, :. IL
l" explain why II transformer varies
hHipcrdS' ratio !IIVcrsc.y as IL varies
voltage ratio. when II would app,.ar
that the converse would h. ,ru,.
mat increased voltage would caus.
an Increased current now. TnS is
"ot Tue case, bu; naturally ln,, i,Ipo
IL sound and must be satisfied ls ,ycJI
as inc law Of conservation OF energy
Hnich ratiiics the true action thongs,
~ d""S noi explain it. The action Of
the electrical transformer is simnlv
d problem IN the mathematics OF
cause and effect under conditions in
v"lvine a third variable factor ..rr-
sisianCc and OF course IN, uni, ar
ilIn'. u constant factor for an ruu.I .
ions. Voltage is likcncd TO ",aiigc''
anu amp"raSr To effect" Taus ihrrc
are !"nT factors involved in cuuations
aeh!lhG win transformer action:
,mitc Variah!.s and one constant,
Ihusc Tines effect in the primary cir
cut must. with due aIio,ynnr fnr
some dlSSlnd lion OF energy bn cuuiv-
aren't To cause times effect i'm tbr S,c-
ohdary circuit: To conform w,th the
law az conservation az energy leo
Sisiancc in the two circuits nav he
the same. hut inasmuch as il is
khoWh that energy may change it's
FORM as W"ll as its magnitude the
energy in the secondary circuit can
not be accounted for bv nagnitudc
alone. ana because the form OF change
undergone when the electrical en- :
crSy or ITS componcnts in IN, uri-
mary cirCnit becomes ELECTROMAGNETIC
and iinprcsscs voltage upon Tho soc
Il Is practical to Indicate its dcfinit.
vaim" and appreciation that the
change exists by considering the re-
siStancc as variable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

Help stricken China. She may rcQuite
the good deed in the event tina, We bccomc
involved in :. scrap" with her ncighbur
Japan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
Up With the Times
nN IL. U. u.

Wilson, That's ALL He was all IN all to
millions OF suffering; men. and chill
drcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
, promises fair and hopes'

y promises lair and hopes
You huttered and kiddoi US You'
Where you said headed to!
IN" IT'S hcklish and foolish to holicr.
To kick up heels and bawl,
tof from what we can sec of the presidency
II is not such cnch after ali,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

Cabinet members tell reporters they'll nave
% the boss for OF ;hcir meetings.
which is TIL" first intimaiion We have had
:hat rcnroSc had been made the White Iious.
spokesman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Bf HENRY EDWARD WARNER
irOffiIScs.

When we were II Kid at school
We remember. the teachers consent
nat III we grew up not wholly Il iooi
We might become President
Nhu bN promising that. she persuaded
Inc whole class Of boys like
To study lot that the Kids didn't like
And was wholly un-ncc-essa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
The seven seas in ITALY.

: T. d. TAnh.4it.--i ne seen Seas
'H'Pe'ih NI'ifi't ar extensive .aSuons
% 81 Cvi IA Nv!tGtTn ltaIs, gem
"f mario" STRIPS OF sand or cmoanIl-
''thtA. PERU! n.stu!n! and partly ar
''"t'at' h.i having OPENINGS when
a"ihit 'h' Ih''HN ami .nuN OF the sea,
"'N''' ana ScrN" rs pVrJS IOr COM
'iuh!caN'On with Inc Iualnland Ine
"cSt h"o"li ana tne most extensive.
pi these !asoOuS - that IN which
Venice Is situated. which extends from
'"iSrii" ia IN NpElh 10 ,uIUgEI: ana
fi"iih".o IN the South. It d!sttucc OF
o''! l"it! miles. tu"Sr !agooils for
M"r!y were much more extensive. ana
hn"iucu continuous means oi IN
go ,''! MS s"t'"h from i;avcnua to
2!tInum, "a icW miles north Of Tor
cello ma; city, !Ik" Eavcnna, orlEI-
hal!E stood Ia inc midst uf It lagoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

Many seeker after political job is Goins
40 be Job before he gets it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

Position OF American troops in Germany now
resembles that Of policeman at :, fixed post
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

II other states should follow the example
of North Carolina and manufacture the cotton
:,ud tobacco they raise would have less
Apprehension concerning the export trade IN
raw material Raleigh News Observer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

\ Mr.. crissinGer iS to he the next Comp
lrui-r OF the Currency. il!s qualifications seem
to be summed up in the fact that he was an
original booster for Harding, but it is pre-
sumcd he is persona non grata 10 the interests
that for years prevented confirmation OF the
lat" incumbent of the office
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

SUNDAY. MARCH IL. 1927.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

AL ~" got to say about this proposition to
permit beer To lie brcwcd and used for medic
inal purposes, in our opinion such would he
followed by considerable increase OF the num-
Ter OF persons in the enjoyment of poor
notwithstanding News.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-06-03
lteber 100 Yerionen, mtiitens Tarbige, getDbtet,
9er TIT 9fegerDiertfl burd Srarbitiftnng uer=
uriadte S6a0eu betrdgt S1,5OO,OOO.
@olnde Treddrler lit Sberileeu uurbeu bel snnaberg nit
ibweren Serluaeu SurHdgehagen SentidlanO bat
jebt eiue Wliaroe Wiarf Gutidabignug
abgeliefer, nnb plant ebt ucue
SteufrQnelen ,u erihltebeu.

9loiHtont CHARLES !. Garrett. Gos
Stan0reft bleiht oorldlliig beiteben.
Die oeuoue 3abl Der Sobten fam
nod ilidt feItgeitelIt tperoen; nod1 ei-
ner Seaort iiRo 10 @eiBe uto 20 Ec-
Ger aetootet. nad) Der 9lniid)t Ioli5ei-
illipettor Charles IaIeps miro ii6 Die
@elonult5oM a1if 175 belniIien @abr.
icleinlid) uirb nic nit Seitinlmtbeit
feltgelIeut iper0en fonnen, ME biele
2ellte rImQefon1ncn iino, 6eun 3abI-
reidle 9frger iiro in brennenoenS3ohn.
bduiern INNS Qebell gefommen II. boil
lig ncrfnblt. Soitieuoe 9feger iiuo nit
ibreu ,SaniIien aus Sulio qeiloben
mo ioIlen in 8ortle6biIIe, Gfld. 3u.
fIlidlt geiuft baben @eit iiber 5000
9te8cr, meId)e iid] aniheiuenb an oen
Gdmpien betheiligt batteu, Deroen
ngrfongen~ gebalteH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-06-03
Nod nnbeitatiat.

9tign, ! ,Iilti.
Gin 0nltIidJer 9crid1t iibcr Die 5i.
Bunq bes oQruiiiid)en ccntrolen Boil.
5ngs }lusidmiies in Mosfon am
5onntag. Der in Riga cinGetroifen 1T
mln,t uid}ts pon Der filr5Iid aiif an.
oerem g2ega qcIueloeten ongeblid)cn
GrfIdruuq neutrality-suspicious. genjns
iiber oen ganferott oes Gomnlunis,
mus uuo Die 9iothmenoiQfcit Der Riif.
fehr 5ur Gapitai9 gSirt6id1oit. Ter
gerid]t idat MIR, Der Uiiuliterprdii
bent babe Die 3iele ieiner innerenFo.
Iitif nitqctheiIt. bic gerpiiic 1Sreibeitcu
fir Die fleineren gro6l5enten uno
gaueru, ie6od) geibeboltlina Der Re
gierIngs Goutrole fiber bas Ser.
febrspeien' ano bic Grob Sn6uitrie
ejltbieiien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-06-03

sen g!nltIuB ousgcIprodrn aFicr-
0inaS uacb oem 8ertot DER gntrnte
nidlt IN elmer 6ornL Die lOiertise-
SIil5i;ibrung redisfrdit,a NltiRinI~
ioa0crl III elmer. oic RAr srn slgs-
ldlnB cl5 Gas Gritrebensarrtg 5eit-
iteIlt. Gas 8etbot lit undj einc
Suuitrotiou 3u orm SethtBeitIHs-
mumg3r2G)t Der @0Ifer, IIr has DIG
GuteuJc 2rirg irihrte.
Gic 0oIfer lernen ieAGsioH3 gst
cines; oaB ncnn iie iid) ibrer 3RadG-
nittcl cutdnBcrt nHo ibre SiiInlHg
ob9elc1i BADEN, ije Midt Hcar eige~
ne @olitif trcitcH toHncu. ioRhcrn
ba3 Gbieft Der gIodItpoijtif pea
Ircmon0dlten perben. ga, AaB e
faum r6gIidI it, Die Grontng inI
Snnern auiredt 81 ergaitesl
81. .. y.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-06-03

SSulHiiBipN, !. NSAill.
9tnd) 9erid,ten, Die oHitIidlen Grci
len in @aihinaton suge9on8en iino,
ion biz Gage Der britiidlen 3ruppet
in Weiopotamicn 3licbeno5 11riidlerer
ncr6en. Rodl Den letter. 9tad)rid)tell
ioQ bie britiide Hegieruug MIR Die
81hl boben, iene Iruppen aana SIT
ri(fsu5icben' ooer linen tpeiterr Ser.
itdrfilngen 3u id1iden. Sic foil cinen
Rlon IN Grlpdaung toben, Der oohll;
qctt. Die britiidlen Streitf-afta nad)
8asro 3uriid5it3ieben lrlo i'll Ticiopo.
tanien cinen peiteren unnbtanqigcu
geouincnitoat inter gmir sSeiiol, Dcnt
Scbn oes 9onigs non 8e0fdQs, SIT
Qriin0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-06-03
Die abitimmuna in Steiermnrf.

G5rdi, ?. ,Snui
Tie 2an6es geriammlung pon
Steiernlart bat ouf eingu 4ntrna Der
@roB0eutifen, Der BON ben GhriitIifl-
So3iaIen uuo Der @aueruv1rtci lut.
teritubt uuroa. Die atbaItiing enter
1lrabirimmung ilber bic Sraqe 0cs
anithiifes ans Ieutife Reid oli 3
9luquit ongeieef. 6ier in StenerTld-f
han0elt es iid], an0ers aIs in Sal3'
burg, Inn eina ofii3iele 4bitimmung.
Gs perloutet, Die a5uaoiInweu bro
hen. iaus Steieruart iid] in 6ieier
abitinntunq fir anidluB ans Tent
if)e Reih eutid)lieben ioute, Steier'
mari unb GarBteu 5u bGiesen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-06-03
llnidluioig beinHbeu.
Qeipsia, I. Su

Nelp3i0, ] 4Suill
1SlH ;SoiIc oes 2eutndnt5 sur Gee
c. Z. Gnrl Heuuonn, gegeii ben Die
Cntente Die NnfIaqc crhobeu bat, oI5
Gommnnoant zines QoIdjbootes oas
9o3arettid)iff gooer Goitle periGrft III
9obon, lit I'M Rcihsgerift IN 2ei3-
3iq bic 0orlnteriudlung einqeiteIlt
poroen, nnf6em iid Die poIIitdnoiie
llniH Ito 6es Cfii8iers eraaben bot.
Tie 6onptucrh1n0Iiln1 in oem Sale
iit ouf 4 SUM augeictt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-06-03
Srodene iiieeu iid.

Die tSilbrer Der oSrodenen" III bet.
oen @auiern botten am lettenGrcitoa.
oils Der @ounernerr g8ieoererm11ung
m0 9lmeuoirilng Der SorInae Der.
Innate. crfIdrt. oab iie feinen &eriuh
madeh piir0en, @oIu. 9loines Eeto
3u iiberititnmen, iolite er lid entid)lie'
sen, Der 0totbeipu GorIagc iciHe I'M
teridriit 8u pcringen.
Ter 8ouperneur pcrlrtbeilt IN lei.
uer @eto .9oiidoft nuia IdGriite 0ie
2obbp Der 9lnti 5oluou 2eoguc.
inoem cr iogt, oob elmer aaemein-
9efGhrlidlen 2obbp iul &opitol Die
SbnIo 5u qebrn lei mir 0ieies In.
oin9 BON Niotbeion }menoement4
mo ioat, 0aB hinldnAlid) 3cit lei, ein
glltes, ltorfe9 9tu9fiibrilupSgeiet on
Sunchmeu, peun Die 2e9ialotu ims
itan6c iein miiroe, ltd bon oen beim.
tiidiidleu GinfIiiiien Der aemeinge.
fabrlid)cn Qobbp 3u befraien.
Sic Gorloge lit uunotbig lana uuo
nernerren uuo iilr bie Gurhfiibruua
Der 8eltimmtngen lit mebr 9fiidlidt
allf .9teb Cape" denomrucn ais Yiit
tel uno @ege sur pirtionlcu Inrfs
fiibrllng gegeben mnr6en". in9t Der
@oiiperneur. ,Iie Wtotbciou GorIdae
Icbt feline Strofe olii 5riftfenbeit.
Sic IiBt periteft Site lmo GorhGnge
in hsen5irten 8irtbid)aiten bcitehen,
Elm 3uitano, peIfer sum ungeiet
lid)en 8erfoui geiltiaer 8etronte ilno
5u ionItigem llniittliden 8crbalten
gernoesii bcrousiorbert
gSeiter iogt Der 8ounerlieur. Dob
einc quite gorloge ben unaeiesliben
Gerfduf tSu .Wonbidleir~~~1tniers
oriiden ioIlte, mo erfIdrt, onB oie
YfatheIon 0orlo0e Qerooc in oieien1
Euuft ihpod lei mo oaB iie ierner
iraeuopelhc 9eitinnutnacn 5ur I'm.
terhriiditng oe5 unqeietlid)en San.
hCis BON oromatiidlen grtrotten 3u
Srinf5lpeden nift entholtc.
Ter 8punernur ioroert ole Qeqis.
lntiir alti, elm flares, beItlmutes uno
leid]t peritGnoIit)e5 9InsiiibrltnaS.
Qeiee" on5uncbmeu. Gr meiit ooroui
hin, oaB oos Wfotbcion eteieb III
pielen 1umften pom 9Sollteoo 8eieb
nbmeidle. mas qeQen ben Sinn oes
prohibitions 4menoements pcrItoBe.
meld)es ausoriidlid) ioae. oaf Die
9lnsfiibrunqsaeicbe Der 9unoesreaie.
ring lno Der Stnaten nglcitblouteno"
icin rtitiieu. Rlr nenn oo5 8unnes-
uno oo8 Itootlid)c An@fiibrunqsqeieb
nit chamber iibpreinltimmcn, fonner
gimoesbeonlte lei llnteroriidino oes
unaeiebIidlen Nbisfephniocl3 Sono
IN tSuno orbeiten.
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getp anfrrdlt uhaltcn.
nfnniinn- gIlia . Nlln

--AhAtfplAr <Ah%~'sF :. NNiAill-
gfit - aeaen 56 ,5tinmen per.
mari bic 9iiicnbID oeu 9lntroa, Die
Irobibifions Gorlooe Wtoibeions
iiber ooa 8eto 5ourfrneur glaines
hinipeq ou5unehmeu. 1ic Irodenen
bntten fcinen energiIthen 8eriud) Qe-
madt, ibre Streitfrdfte gcgen Den
8ouperneur in5 IrcTfpn 3u iilbren,
Zen nGditen Sfrift i'm Qrohibi,
tion5 Gdlnpf Ipir6 iest Der @ouoer.
neur ourh Ginreidnng elmer neuen
9IusfiihrungsnorloQe tfltn. Die Cppo.
iitiou pirb, Die ibr tSiibrcr Norf
Gotlin dnfiinbigte, jeotr &eriub be-.
tampreu, nod in oieier 2agunQ eiuc
ueue 9robibitions 8orloge 3ur 2tn5
nobnte 3n brinqen.
gor Der Abitilumuu9 hicIt Nbq.
Rdtbeion. Gerfoiier Der nadl inn be.
nanitten V0rIagc, cine Reoe, in mel.
der er Qegeu Die pom Goupcrueur in
iciner Ectobotidjait olliqeiieIte g9c.
hauptuna pom dngebIidcn 8eitebeil
ciner ,gemeiugefdbrIiden mo oifto,
torii6en 2obbp", ionic ooopn, baB
init Dem Gnilppel Qe-
5pungcu fporben ieien. iiir Die Matte.
ION Gorloge 3u itinimen~, entid)ie.
ben &crDobrlng einlegte
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Wiaibeion n=Sorlage uetirt.
SGbbp Ger Gnti Salogn 9caeac Der
urtbeilt. SOrIasc gidlpadp, unbc.
itimmt uuo i'm ySibrriprudl init
oem &ulitcuo @eieb."
l(ohiion. g9Is.. 31. Wloi.

NeiI Die 3robibitiousporlaae Wo-
tbciou0 oihtuad, uubeitimmt uuo I'M
flor" lei neil iie i'm @iberipruA nit
Dem 9oliteoo- @ei,t itebe uno h'e Scr.
ioiilln9 mo Die @lp".geiese Der 9iGi
StootelI ncrIete, 1ot @ouuerncnr&nhn
:. @laiue Die !Gorlage am EieH0tad
init ieincm gSeto helcQt llno Die Sc6j%s
latur in Wtooiion. g9is.. eriudt. cine
ueue &orlage ou5unebmen. pcldle
operiliiuitig lmb un3peibeuti9 in ib.
rem QeiiiutnulnQcn lit.
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Seiud, a0nia Boris.

Sofin. I eSufi
Gsr 6ulqariifc Miriiterprdiioent
5tou6ulisfi tbeiIte am Tittnod in
5ofja nit. aonig goris rUerbe i'm
9oiife oes fommen6en 6efbites ben
Ger. Stnaten einen 8eiuh abitotten,
urn or ner6e ben Gonig auf bieier
Rife bepleiten.
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SeIesrapbiides aaerlei.
Niliuanfec 2eahcr.
@aihingtp7I, al. MQi.

JSuINIUBIUHt 43I. UluI.
Gos Rot 0portemfnt gob arr
Gienstog in Y9oibingion betonnt,
oob CEN beioen io5ioliitiId]eu 3ei-
tilnacn gfiIpoufee 2eoDer iir0 ]tetp
9orf Gnu oo5 Bripilegilsn Der 9e-
forocrun9 ols &oitiad)e ,. sPloiie tpte-
hcr 5uriitaegeben Doro5n iit.
1iefe5 Bripelea NOR brn heioen
@Lattern ieiner5eit Dom oamoliqen
General, HoItmci1ter &urlefou neaen
ibrer Soltunq III Sohrn oes &rieas
entSogen Dorocn.