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s22.40 per ton,, and they add: "All
the iron that is needed on the Pacific
Coast is coming by sea, most Of it
from Belgium" = *"In the olden
days the rate to California on Con-
nellsville coke was S11.30 per ton;
the present rate is $1s.76 per bn."
And then mention is made of the
fact that the coke that is being used
on the Pacific Coast is coming from
Germany,
The old freight rate from Birming-
ham to Cincinnati was SITS per ton;
now it is $3.50. The freight rate on
pig iron from Birmingham to St.
Louis was $2.75; today it is $5.25.
"The South" the Addy Company
writes, 'has just about gone out OF
the pig iron business, because freight
rates are so high as to practically
build wall around the Southern
furnaces" 49, ,..:J
=" The situation in the iron and coke
trade, SO clearly outlined in this let
ter, is typical of the conditions pre-
Yailipg in, nearly every line Of busi-
ness in. this country. Freight rates
extraordinarily high. They are des-
truetive Of business. They were made
when cotton was selling at S5c. to
40c. a pound, and pig iron and coke
at more than double the present
prices. Since these freight rates
were established prices Of everything
have been cut right and left, and
railroads cannot prosper at the pres
ent rates, because present rates des-
troy business.
There can be no thorough econon-
ic development of this country until
the railroads voluntarily, or by the
power of the Interstate Commerce
C Commission, are forced to bring
rates down to more normal basis.
The Manufacturers Record for
twenty years or more advocated q
higher rate than that which prevail
ed, believing that the railroads were
not then getting freight rate
which would justify the expansion Of
railroad facilities, which we have so
persistently advocated. But the pres
eut freight rate is absolutely unjus-
titled from every point Of view. It is
destructive Of business. It has thrown
q great burden upon the country.
It is permitting European coke and
iron to drive out the coke and iron
Of Pennsylvania and the South from
the Pacific Coast, and is hampering
and in many cases making impossi-
bic the development of our domestic
export trade. --..-... ." .~~
Unless the railroads voluntarily
and promptly take the lead in bring
ing about ., lower freight rate, they
will Inevitably create a hostility to
railroad interests which will prove
as destructive as were the legislative
activities years ago, by the states
and the nation alike, against all rail
road interests. A quick readjustment
of freight rates, preferably by the
wisdom Of the railroad managers, is
the safest and sanest course for their
own preservation. He will be mar
row-minded railroad official who fails
to see the signals of danger in pres
ent rates and who does not take
prompt steps to bring about reduc-
ton in Observation-Disclosures Rec
ord.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
WATERBURY MURDER CLUE

Police Identify Truck Seen Speeding
 From Scene of Killing Late Tues
 day Night.
 Waterbury, March 1.-The latest developments in the Joseph Rolli murder case include gSthe positive Identification today, according to the police, of a Rec truck, now in custody of the police, as the machine seen speeding away from the~aaot where Roll's body was found piercea with a bullet late Tuesday night. Thomas Amico, owner of the truck, is held on a technical charge of operating a motor vehicle without a license. Amico has enspta tically denied that either he OF the car was near the scenesSof the murder on Tuesday nissrt. The identity of the ! person Supplying the police with information relative to the truck is unknoFvn out side of police circles. This peHson did not, however, identify Amicoi as the driver of the truck on the nnSht of the crime. , "a,
 Rollrs body was found on the Pea Fl Lake road with bullet hole behina the left ear about 10 o'clock Tuesday evening. It is the belief of the po- lice that he was shot while the occu- pant of a truck and that his body was thrown to the roadside. The gun been found.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17

Charleston. opened arguments for the state. He contended that the pros ecution had proved that a conspiracy existed among the defendants to bring about the death of Felts.
 We are not here to prosecute these men as members of the United Mine Workers" he declared. We are here to prosecute them because they foul ly murdered Albert C. Felts. We have nothing against the union: every mali has n right to belong to a union. am a member of ono myself although we call it an association of lawyers"
 A majority of the defendants, it has been brought out through testimony are members of the United Mine Workers organiZati ton.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
Home-mode, but Has No Equal for Coughs
Makes =, fsunfiv supply of really aep~ndsbi~ cough medicine. Ea.-
 iy prepared. and savos about Rg

If you have severe cough or chest cold accompanied with soreness, throat tickle, hoarscness, or difficult breathing, or if your child wakes ID during the night with croup and you want quick help, try this reliable old home made cough remedy. Any druggist can supply you with 2l ounces of Pinex. Pour this into a pint bottle and fill the bottle with plain granulated sugar syrup. Or you can use clarified molasses, honey, or corn syrup. instead of sugar syrup, if desired. This recipe rpakes a pint of really remarkable cough remedy. 1t tastes good, and in spite of its low cost. 1t can he depended upon to give quick and lasting relief.
 You can feel this take hold of a cough in a way that means busineebD It loosens and raises the phlegm,xe eSops throat tickle and soothes and he6ls the irritated membranes that line tthroat and bronchial tubes with speA prompt ness, ease and certainty th~t 1t IS really astonishing.
 Pinex is q special and highly .coneen. trated compound of lgenuine Norway pine extract, and is probably the best known means of overcoming severe cxughs, throat and chest colds.
 There are many worthless limitations of this mixture. To avoid disappoint- ment. ask for "2H ounces of Pinex" with fnl directions and don't accept any thing else. Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction or money promptly re- funded. The Pinex Co. Ft Wayne. Ind. .....-. ..-. #
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
Inc NIafcN,nn Case

Williamson. W. Va, March IT, The Matowan gun fight jury today listened to the prosecutions analysis Of testimony given in the trial of seventeen residents Of the mining town in connection with the death of Albert c. Felts Il private detective. last May. one Of tho defendants. J. C. Mccoy yesterday was acquitted on mo- ton Of counsel for the state, be- cause of insufficient evidence. Con seuuently tho jury will attempt to determine the guilt or innocence of but 15 when it begins its delibera- tions
 When court convened this morning. Judge R. n. BaIiey read the instruc-
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
LA3l3WO7IOLO WING TO CLOSE
kueSd from rIrst Page.)

Ind MT. MuU, sHrIsad
 tho shoulder and told ham
 quiet.
 Non caied MT. Matborw before i laid him on a tabIo and us ed 5ok for n pillow. |you arc Jaka ard I'm Clara" to Mathers. "you'vc been ll day" 'ok tho pi.tol and Illustrated of the shooting as gained ot.e fessrnony. and which he . .f.u psssibio.
 \ sy Dead Could Tnu< |.IhNe could open up and tho
 hnvN, n reproach of con he would toll you that he is most to blamo.' Champion ! like this have ever becn ac- girls like this ever will be no long as tho spirit Of God
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
QUICK ML|EF FROQ
 CONSTIPATION ! Get Dr. Edwards Olive Tab1

That is the 3syfs cry of thousz| since pr; Easrrsia Esrss;aes produced O| Tablets, the ssans1use for calomel.
 pr. EdwardE a prasicing physid for I7 wears and nIe1sels old-tj enemy, discovegsd the formula for Ol Tablets while tltNting patients chronic constipatiof Rd torpid E.l
 Dr. Edwards OHvs& kblets contain calomet, but . h6l vegetable laxative.
 No griping is the ''ke2 little sugar-cuated. ois lets They cause the bow act normally. They nevt to unnatural action.
 If you have a dark Muws bad breath-a dull, tired feV headache torpid hver-coI you'll find quick. sure and pie suits from one or two of Dr. E Olive Tablets at bedtime.
 Thousands take them every to keep right. Try them.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
6oItD dd0 UA1 QHINN


 to Correct Statement in Which He
 Was Misquoted.
 London, March 17.-Lord Lee of Fareham, first lord of the admiralty, declared today that his reference to the United States in his discussion of naval matters at meeting of naval architects here yesterday had not been quoted correctly. What he really said, he asserted was:
 We see the naval committee of the United States senate laying down the principle that America shall maintain a navy at least equal to that Of any other power. That is a claim to equality which this country never has accepted in the past and never would accept save in connection with the great English speaking ma tion which sprang from our loins and ever holding d great place in our re- gard and confidence. The difference between our formula and Americas IS too slight to be made the subject of controversy stll less of friction or hostility"
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17

man who would sny this httle giri should pay with her life"
 MT, Mathers followed Champion.
 He charged tho 1Ianron millions. al- lied with tho millions of dollars or business associates were centered on Clara Hamon. declaring "it is unequal fight"
 ''They arc wondering if the Hamon gold has lined the pocket Of a juror Mathers said regarding the state. My good friends Browns forty-five minute plea yesterday was for n hanged jury: they know they do not deserve q de- Cision.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
DIR HARRIS TO SPEAK. Health Superintcndcnt WiH<stVc Iai> at Lincoln Strect>echooL

pr. Jesse Harri,~snperintend of the New Britsln health department, will speak .Ssa community social un- der the -dspices of the Lincoln Street SchoosParents and Teachers associa- tisa tomorrow evening. His subject will be Prevention of Diphtheria and Other Contagious Diseases in New Britain"
 An entertainment program will be given. It will include vocal and in strumental selections by Mrs. N. S. Franklin. Mrs. William Bacon, Mrs. Vessels and MT. Latham. Pupils of the school will also assist in the en- tertainment. Grades V. and VI. will sing and the latter grade will stage 0 Pilgrim Playlet."
 Refreshments will be served at the conclusion of the program.
 Best Butter, 55c lb. Russell Bros -adyf
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
PRIEST MAKES APPEAL
Rev. T. J. Winters Sets Forth Need for Giving Generously to Help Suf- fcrins In Ireland.

Tor <stSfng sscnerouSiy ID Hcip sui- fcrins In Ireland.
 Rev. John T. Winters. pastor of St. Mary's Catholic church. today sent to the editor of this paper the following self explanatory letter. urging gener- drive.
 St. Mary's Rectory.
 New Britain, Conn.
 March IT, 1921. The Editor New Britain Herald. Dear Sir: May use a little space in your columns on St. Patrick's Day to call the attention of the charitable people of our city to the drive that this day commences for the relief of the Irish sufferers? These men. wom- en and children are made destitute by the barbarous reprisal war going on in Ireland with the approval of the English government. Civilized ma tions are supposed to fight in ' open and not wreak vengearGen ue fencelcss women and childn' NO, so with England. HencssTnis apPeai which may last until Easter Suhoa!. It might seem to iaeerfere with our local appeal for<ne United Charities n,,t n. hotb dhSes are willing to take nsi D,.dres ovsood citizens can see way to Leed both appeals.
 ThskEing you for the courtesy ex- ts.1ed me in the use of your columns 4 beg to remain.
 Sincerely yours.
 T r WINTERS.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
ST. PATRICK'S OBSERVANCE
Irfshmen Display Their Colors, and Even New Traffic Post Is Resplend- ent With TIi-COlor.

Even New Traffic Post Is Resplend-
 ent With T1i-COlor.
 Tho observance of St. Patrick's day in the city today occasioned the presence of a considerable amount of green. Of especial interest to the sons of Erin is the coloring of the new silent traffic post near the South church, the base being a yellow hue and the globe white with a green stripe. The post combines the shades of tho Irish Republic tri-color.
 Commodore John Barry council, A. R. I. R., will hold a benefit ball to- night at Turner hall which will re- place the Hibernian ball which has been an annual event for more than a score of years. The receipts will go toward the Irish Relief fund. At the Wentworth club. a St Patrick's dance will also be held this evening. The club rooms have been decorated in green. The Tabs drug corps will participate in the St. Patrick's social of the Middletown Tabs this evening.
 PaSf Ruffer 66c Tn RuSaeIl Rros
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
B1111E r MUM SODA :.
 FOUNTS POSSIBLE
But No More Will It Be Served in Saloons, Is Palmer'S
 Opinion.

Philadelphia, March 1.-The rul- ing that physicians may prescribe beer 'may mean beer at a soda fountain but never again beer over the saloon bar or in the hotel dining room" said former Attorney Gen. A. Mitchell Palmer, here today.
 The law has fixed one channel through which beer may be obtained for medicinal purposes said MT. Palmer in speaking of his ruling on beer. recently made public after he left office. Tt says plainly brewers may manufacture, wholesale druggi~s7 only may sell at wholesale and~N can be retailed only by rcgisspsed phar- macists on physician,s> n,s>prescrip'ions.
 There wa-Shever any legal knot to be unnSd here. Why it took the naonla Interested in it so long to fer ret .af this advantage, do not under szand."
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
THE W0NDfa FRUIT MED1q
Every Home In Thlsy
 Needs 'Fruit-a-tiy

To those suffering with Ina Torpid Liver. Constipation Sick q Headaches, Neuralgia, Kidnq Rheumatisms, Pdin in the Back, and other Skin Afecsions Fruit gives prompt relief and a speedy recovery when the trea\ is faithfully followed.
 'Fruit-a-tives' is the only me made from fruit -con tainin q medicinal principles of YE oranges, figs and prunes, coMl with valuable tonics and anttSel
 5oc. 8 box, 6 for $2 50, trial sin At all dealers or sent postr by FRUN- N-A-TIvES Limi OGDENsBtRG. NY. -
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
How 10 Tint Your
 Gray Hair al Hon

If your hair is Rraying 1j faded and streaked. do not let N come any more unattractive. J matter whether it's original .You| fu1 color was golden or h1 Fix, any shade of brown. all you~heed restore it's beauty in a manner q
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17

Best Coffee, 35c lb. Russell Bros .advt.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17

dcfies detection. This famonnes p aration is as simple and eaS use as manicurinE your nails.
 Special Free Trial OGeq
 livery package of Browl contains full, simple directioYl6y yA working its magic on gray. fadad1 streaked hair. Gusrantecd .6e| eists in b0c and $1.50 packard Brown" and sDark Brown Black" Send to The Kentou P2A fon k oSS GTnp'n eeni. {" postage, packing and war tax. f, a free trial package of Brownatou
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17

Washington, March 1.-The ban biting withdrawals of whiskey from bonded warehou . in so far as it affects retail druggists will be lift ed April 1, under an order issued to- day by Prohibition Commissioners Kramer. Modification of the order stopping withdrawals was not expect ed to wholesale liquor dealers.
 Coincidentally MT. Kramer an nounced that wholesale dealers must go out of business about May IS. He said also that plans of the bureau provided for the completion of regu- lations based on former Attorney Gen. Palmer's opinion as to whole salers to be effective about the same date.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17

|ely after n Dpanusrfne" |ur hair takes on new life. |wDndrous beauty. appear ' heavy and plentiful. be- hair seems to fun and boat let your hair stay hriers. plain or scrasgly. rant lots of long. strong. ir.
 bottle of delightful
 freshens your scalp. rufr and falling hair. ting "bcnuty-tonic" gives
 fading hair that youth nRxists !
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17

Best Butter, 55c lb. Russell Bros. -advt.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17

Best Butter, 55c lb. Russell Bros -advt.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17

Best Coffee, 35c lb. Russell Bros. .advt-
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17

Best Butter, 55c ID. Russell Bros -advt-
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25
Sin 9entider i'm TrGiiOinm OeS eft.
niIdjen Harlnments.

@ei Den IrdiioiumpobIen gum
&ii9ifoglt, Ole Dor Sturgeon IN &eom
itattfonoen, tpuroe elm MitgIieo Der
arbeiterportei, Serr StranOmonl1,
gum 8rdiioenten sep1blt. Sn ooS
aus 6 &opfen beItebenoe Yrdiioium
puroe nit SO eegen 80 Stimmcn
ein 8ertreter Der 9euti1en, Serr
BON 8e5olo, eetpdblt. gr erbielt
oaerOines om menigiten Stimmen
90 Mitglieoer ltimmten fir i'm, 80
rageger, troboent ober lit Die 8obL
pie Der nAuslanooeutI6e," Stutt.
CART, bepierft, beoeutiom, oenn bet
Sertreter BON 8ernau befunoet olirG
feline @abl uno Our9 oeren @nnob-
me aud nad Der auffoiiung Der eft.
hiiden biirgerliden 8ldtter ben leb.
baften 8unid Der 0elitiden our
eifrigen Ntitarbeit.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25
3citnnospapier. Sdieber.

Ole &olner 8oli5ei bat 60 8o.
gen 3eitungstnpier, Sas bon a6In
aus ins @uslano beri6oben tperoen
Ioute, uno einen 8ert bon 4 Nil.
lionen Marf bate, beidIaanobmt.
Die Bare wuroe bon ser Qan6es.
tontroae fir Gin. uno 4uSfubr fir
oerfauen erfldrt. Die Sen6unqen
ipuroen fdlidliderueiie oIs &lo.
lettpapier Oefluriert, ga oieIes nit
Genebmigung aitsgefiibrt peroen
bari. Iebrere 8aggons BON in oeut-
ifen Sobrifen bergeiteaten Sci.
tlngspopier tparen bereits in 0os
gitslanO getpanoert, tpofiir Ii6 sic
S9ieber auf @runo faIi6er anga.
ben Die 8etuiuigling CUR ausfubr
erldliden batten. Webrere 8erbaf.
tungen iino porgenommen tporoen
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25
Miaionem fir @Obnunssbantsn.

Der SeioeIber9er 8iirgerats.
iduB betpiaigte fir elm umfangrei.
DIES 8aitprogramm Der Stoot Sci.
belberg fir oas Sabr 1921 etne
@eiamtiumme BON 47R Minionen
Iarf. @s iouen SIC netie 8ob-
nungen 9ei6affm meroen. Als
0edung fir Die 8er3iniutg un0
Silgune iouen Die grtrGgnilie Der
fommenoen Mietslteuer uno 8ob-
nungslurusiteuer Oiencn. gs pur.
DC Die Soffnung ausgeiprodeil, oaB
Die bonn 3ei6 porbereitcte Steuer
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS balo nit
riidmirfenoer &raft CUR ginfib-
rung gelangt, oa man tpegen Der
8obnungsnot nidt mebr langer
nit benz 8auen tparten fam. Our
3eit lit in Seioelberg elm oringen.
oes 8eoiirfnis na9 2245 8obnun.
gen.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25
etablen 9ferS nnS @usen.

Gin fre9er @aunertrid ptroe
BON 5pei alf Dem untpeit 8il1ofs.
beim gelegenen Sofgut S9onau
beoieniteten &ne6ten oerildt. Die
beioen Burden taten, olS OBJ lie
cine Subre fir ibren Serrn aus
fiibren moIlten, ioeten aber nit
ibrtm nit 5uei mertoolen BferOen
beIpamten @ef6brt idnuritradS
nod Sranffurt, Inn &ferSe nno
@agen oalelbit 81 perfaufen uno
li6 nit Dem @rlos arts Dem Staube
gu MAIDEN. Ser Sofgutsbeiiber 81.
9artbel faBte erit ipdter, als Die
&nedte ni9t 5uridfebrten, 8eroaft
uno meIoete Sen 8orfoa iofort allen
groBeren Boli5eiltationen. @uf oieie
8eiie gelung es Der S%ronffurter
&riminalpoli5ei, Die @auner in Dem
aueenblid 5l berbaften, alS lie
chen ibren 8erfauf abidlieBen mon.
ten. sic ipuroen feltgenommen uno
ser beitoblene 8eiiber erbielt mie'
ser iein @eipann 5uriid.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25
Ndt Miaiunen n~nterldlasem.

&or etpo awei Sabren erregte
cine piele Milionen betragenoe I'M
teri6lagung I'M 8~antbaus 8lei6ro'
Der in Berlin sroBes Iufieben. @ls
Oefrauoant muroe Der ~63idbrige 81
feftenfaIIier @eride ermittelt. Run-
mebr muroe &i9oro @eride bonn
2anogeri9t Berlin gu 2 Sabren Sc
f1ngnis, inter Inre1nung bon /
Sobr 3 Monaten interchangeable
uno 3 Sabren @1renperluIt perur.
teilt. 2as @eridt lcb alS feitse-
ltelt on, oaB Der angeflaJte ii6 nit)t
mir Der llnteri6la9un9, ionoern audi
oes 9iebitabls i9uloig gemaft bate.
8egen getperbs. nn0 getpobnbeitS.
mdBieer Seblerei, begangen on Den
BON @erife unteridlagenen 8apie-
rem, mar Der 29iabrige &aufmann
4lfreo GtempeI nit angetlagt.
Stempel mar gum Scrmin nidt err
l1ienen.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25
llHterrrnGbrnng Der OentidJcn Sin.
Der.

gtad Oen ItotiItiiden aufjeidnan.
gen ser pfdl5ilhen StGote bat sic
&inoeriterbIidfeit in Ger &beinpfaI5
i'm letten Sobr infoIge ser Inter.
erndbrung eridredeno 5lgeuommen
Sn oen Stdoten IeiOen So biz 60
@ro5ent, aiif Dem 2anbe bis at 10
Ero5ent oIler &inoer an ltntcrer.
ndbrung. 9obei boben Oie frons0,
iiihen @eiosungsbeb0roen Sen
9iirgermeiitcr1mtern in ser T6ein.
pfnI5 teue Guflogen oubingebeno
getnadt, 0oB oie &orIteber Ger Sc.
meinoen fir ole piinftli6e un6 aus.
reifenoe Milhoblieferung perant.
trortli6 iin6. @s itebt in0es felt,
oaB Die MiI6 tlur Sen fran56liIden
&inoern i'm beiebten @cbiet gu.
quite fommt, ndbreno 6ie oertiden
ainOer barben miiiien.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25
Die G~alidmiinser non SataOt.

ginen eliidlid)en Sang bat man
in Dem Salinusort Sgitaot gema9t,
inoem man awei Sali6miinaer felt
nebmen utlo au9 slei9 lire 8erf.
ltatt entoefen uno bei9lagnabmen
fonnte. @s banoelt lid Inn 5ipei
Steinoruder, 2auf uno @0bel, Die
ieit Ginger 3eit ifon perod9tig tpa.
rem, folides Hapiergelo angefertigt
gu baben. Sci Der 8erbaftung Der
beioen 0eigte iid, wie begriinoet Der
8erOadt mar, oenn in Den &leioern
oes einer, Der auf Der Sabrt na6
8iesbaoen mar, mo- oas 6ali6geIo
unter Die 2eute gebradt meroen fol-.
tie, fono man an 100000 Morf $50.
piergel6. Sn ieiner 8obnung bate
ct cine poaitdnoige 8erfitott einge.
rid)tet uno iid fir lleberroidungen
nit S%duBnaffen perieben.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25
ltniuetter in Stprenfen.

Snfolge anbaItenoer Iduerer
8eItitiirme lit 6as garl5e YregeIoeIta
bon &oni9Sberg Bis Sapiau.g 8eblau
iiberifwemmt. au9 oie gauge 60.
6iauer @egenO bis nod @ilgo gu
itebt inter 8aiier un0 gIeidt einem
rieiigen See, aus Dem titr bof,geIe.
gene Srtidaiten uno 9abnoGmmc
berporrager. ga felt bier 8oden
ser iogenannte Gdaftarp onoauert,
iener 3uitan6, BEL Dem Dos Gis gu
ifAua6 lit, Inn betreten gu perOen
ober ou Itarf, I'M es gu ourfbre.
den, iin6 Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
boalt6nOig BON Der 4uBenfpelt obge.
idnitten unO Iei6en wie oie felt $50,
den brotloien Slider Not.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-25
Bnnt AnHlanAP.
Baron bon MOierm Der mOOcrne
Srptcns.

rSarun bon MOierm Der mOSerne
Erutcns.
Ger Idon ~mieNerboIt ecnanntc
.9oron DC Wioier", Der ri6tio
Sans Soicf GRoier beiBt, lit bon
Der @oli5ei III einem 6rem.
oenbeim in Miinden ueaen
GROCER S6ninOeIeien Oerbaitci
morocn. Wtoier pflegt ii6 Suau
Maria Baron &c Moicr oe @eigo gu
nennen; CT bebauptet;, in Spanien
rom Su0entltm gum &atboIi3ismus
iiberoetretcn, pom &6nig BON Spa.
MEN geaOelt unO bonn Sapite gum
@brenfGmmerer ernannt tuorocn Sit
iein. @r be5eidnet iid aud ais Or.
rer. pol, als fiiritIi1 Sburn. uno
Snrisidcr 9om1nenrat, gibt Iid ais
Sodperitdn0iger fir altertiimer,
ols Snbaber bober iponiIher uno
pGpitlider Sr0en uno als Moltbe.
ierritter aus. Dur1 iein gemanotes
Iuftreten bat es Ser Sohitapler Der.
iton6en, idon 5abIrei9e Stclen uuo
8ripotperionen iiber feline &eri0it.
li6feit 5u t6ui9en. 90 lit er bonn
Stootrat Wtiinden inter Dem zoe.
Iigen Nnmen in sen boperiiGen
Staatsoerbano aufgenommen uno
bonn 2anoeSuerbono Ser biIOenoen
&iinItler ols SafberItGnoiger fir
cite a1nit borgeidlagen iporoen.
Gr bat ou6 6as 2oretto-& reltS pom
@ii4of bon 2oretto erbalten. Moier
NOR ieiner3eit alid i'm Militdrmini.
iterium &oBbalipter tdtig uno bat
@isner ongebli6 gebeime &oridl1ge
oes 8opItes iiberreidt. @egen Iei.
ner Shpin0eleien lit Moier bereits
etnige Mtale bcItroft por0en; 5ulett
truroe er II Miinden i'm SSSrli b. s..
8u Orei Moraten @efdngnis per.
nrteilt, neil er einen 9iener Der
8ip1iotriiden &linif, in Ser er
sur @eobo9tlng iintergebrad)t mar,
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