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z. Waste Of Time.

a.. Gibbs, a noted British war
ST FDI ,sot. is in this country, and a
crs'po '@o delivered a lecture, "What
N by No to the World" to an au-
,asdcS ashington. Whether he was
kpts u propagandist or came on
ID 6'le ;setive we do not know, but
soSD Il his remarks indicate very
b. is" .t he believes to be the thought
sT' w. ,rGreat Britain. Following is
boP~ u,mary, not verbatim, of that
,Esi sur his lecture which will be of
.Gttjon W terest to the reader, in connec-
goa. "a ,U The league of nations:
b q king !, to define What Ameri-
|lnl5t'tto the World Sir Philip de-
Mean 6rsl and larger portion of his
ed ''' description of the distress
itess w IN the countries of Flu
''a@' found them. He painted a
5o.ar5as word picture of the social
u L'' nir situation in France, Italy,
Germany, and, lastly England.
ea' IA Sir Philip, the future out
.co F,rype is dismal in the extreme.
y @ -i-T of anarchy menaces the
BIZ 'yo.,aent. encouraged by the dras-
a' irons irons program imposed upon
i'r' a., She Allies. If those repara-
fla. sted upon the speaker sees a
yee between the Germans
y pr.,fari bolShevists, followed by
q Wv ,.as Red terror westward until
% Al, cations, and brings about a
'Dsg -.,t y}iization to primitive bar
r. Philip declared that, in spite
tacts he depicted, he is an
@ Though the gloom of Eu-
l"- tssr.u bt sees a ray of hope. 'Ge-
|a' Gs life boat on the stormy sea.
|Fe 5ssg.s OF nations he sees the cure
g rssase In the functionine
I.,g sagu- he is assured that favor
o,oTon wall be found to the Quese
N H. Fgrpe LONG to live or is Europ-
W ,ne Sir Philip related his i'm
Y s,rs of The league assembly in &C
srl referred in a voice of pathos tc
~ . a chair at Geneva The league
'~ -- tune he admitted to his
,.r,ar audience, because you are moi
~. and Won are the richest and mos
,,.rf.I nauyu IN the world.
FE,, NAV be builders or destroyers.
4 P g continued, the inference be-
Z az America may hold atoof from
L. ,.,r.a 4nc watch the destruction o
..M,a MI may throw in its wealth
~.s- .i rebuild, under direction Of
s, Eur0pe's waning strength
L lima, 10 the speaker that possibly
a.r ailaence for good could b.
'~ss. III. emf under American direction
s.. me ontrot of Great Britain
|e,o. rague. And therein lies tn,
,srr. -4cterlstlc of the true Brit
gg-a4f.a. is worth while unless it il
s-r.. -r dominated by the British
s,c.a.r 4t sentiment was in evidenc'
.s1 Ts-~. ag and his Ieglons arrived il
,.a-. r men were all right, bu
|5sg u.o. ne most useful as replace
-5e tlsh divisions, otficered b!
Td, .a- FRS. 1t is TO the everlasting
msi Gen Pershlng that he firmly in
Ia american army under Amer
r d-.too, Likewise, America
F,.- l power are forces that ma.
MINI he welfare of Europe, but
4- arApoInU of Sir Philip Glib
|au e Enghshmen, they must b.
a7.4-5 1 applied by England, act
-..ral Ae league of nations, rattle
|aa 15 direction of their Amer
70 a.s-s, rs. They would place on
| m,s disposal of the very nation
~ IL. ---Donslble for the plight il
|EH E.,ac huds herself today. 1t
|an. -.a perversion of their re
| bur- he American people are sol
| BIZ mHe1'
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-02-24

gion in every
state are now
carrying by word
of-mouth to the
American people
the Legion's sto-
ry of the suffer
ing, S h a m e f u |
neglect and in
Justice" In the
governments ad-
nlinistration of
the nations debt
to the disabled,
which was con-
tanned in the for
NAL m e IN or a |
,uh;cb tho T orion
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-02-24
RAY GOULD CHAMPION

The eighth Maine State Checker Asso-
citation tournament recently held in Port
land is conc eded by all entrants to have
been one of the most successful ever held,
though not having a record number of
entries. Twenty six contestants from all
sections of the State participated during
the first days play, but one player found
it impossible to remain throughout the
tourney and dropped out early, leaving Is
of the strongest players to fight it out.
Ray Gould, the champion of the past
two years, retained his title and the Ex-
press Advertiser cup, also first prize of
Sc 40, while Melville B. Tinkham of Bath
won second place and the cash prize of
81 80.
The boys missed Mr. Teel, the st. George
expert, and former State champion.
During the year 1920 the New England
Telephone & Telegraph Company spent
$l2, 125, 900 for gross new construction
and made net gain for the year of o.
COS stations. 1t was the largest con-
struction program which the company
has ever carried out in single year, and
the growth was nearly 20 per cent more
than in any year since the company began
business. These facts are shown in the
annual report of the company.
i On December 81, 1920, the company
owned 726, las stations, with IA, 588 con-
Meeting and miscellaneous stations, max
i:ing the total lumber in it's territory 800, :
1873. 1t owns 1,787,3 BAT miles of wire, has
li45l central soffices and employs 16, 129
;people.
I The report says there still are SO many
waiting applicants for telephone service
that it will be some time before all of
them can be provided for, and in many
l. isolated cases, where lack of outside
plant exists, this situation cannot be
remedied for a consderab BILE time.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-02-24
IN PLEA FOR NEGLECTED. MEN
Three Thousand Veterans From Le-
gion Ranks Are Explaining Sit
uation to American People.

Three thousand volunteer speakers
from the ranks of the American LIE
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27

LEAVENWORTH, Kan, April 26- A. V. Andersen, warden of Leayen- worth federal prison, today announced that he had telegraphed his resigna- tion to Attorney General Daugherty to take effect June l.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27
U. s. Will Not Be
 Held To Blame For
 Draft List Errors

WASHINGTON. .'fApril 26.GNeither the government nor any individual of ficer of the government could be held liable at law for the erroneous inclu sion of names in the stacker draft lists prepared by the war department for publication, Attorney General Daugherty holds in an opinion sent today to Secretary Weeks.
 Daugherty said the opinion did not pass on the question of the liability of newspapers for publishing such "ames, but that he did not believe they could be held liable since the lists would be official ones previous ly published by the government.
 The draft stacker lists have been prepared for some weeks. but their publication has been held up. pendin~ receipt of Daugherty's opinion by sec retary Weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27
C|VIC PLAYERS
 SCORE SUCCESS
Miss Helen Mcdonald Pre- sents Play Reading To
 Appreciative Crowd

Miss Helen Mcdonald. of the War ren District Civic Players, presented The Kleptomaniac" at the Y. w. c. A. last night before a packed house This Was one of the first of the play readings to be given by the Civic Players and its enthusiastic re- ception by the large and representa- tive audience augurs well for several more of the same caliber. The play reeadings are not memorized but the parts are read from the manuscripts with almost the same effect as a memorized play. Besides Miss Nc Donald, who, in addition to directing the play carried minor role, there were six young women in the cast Miss Florence Watkins did excellent work in the leading part. Others worthy of mention were Ruth Bird Gladys Rowan, Mabel Moore, Elsie Johnson and Ada Clark
 Thursday night J. M. Barrie's ia nous play "The Twelve Pound Look, , will be presented. No admission will be charged, but 1t IS necessary tC secure ticket for admission from one of the players.
 This type of play reading has beer very popular and successful in the Sock and Buskin Club, the University of Arizona Thespians and has done much to promote good theatricals ir Arizona of late. l.. w. Crandall, prin cipal of the local high school. ant leading spirit in the Civic Players achieved considerable fame as theat rical director of the university fo several years.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27
DON'T WATT
Take Advantage Of A Bisbee Citizens
 Experience

When the back begins to ache,
 Don't wait until backache becomes chronic;
 Till kidney troubles develop;
 Till urinary troubles destroy nights rest.
 Profit by Bisbee citizens exper- fence.
 Mrs. Sallie Haigler, 209 Opera Drive, says: ''I keep Doan's Kidney Pills on hand At times when l take cold, it settles on my kidneys or when do too much heavy work, I have a spell with my back. When I am that way, dizzy, nervous spells come over me and many times spots seem to float before my eyes. These attacks make me feel all run down and miser- able. I have used Doan's Kidney Pills and l have never seen them fail to quickly remove these symptoms and make me feel like a different woman in a short time"
 Price COG, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney P;lls-the same that Mrs. Haigler had Foster Milburn Co.,, Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27
MUSIC MEMORY
 CONTEST TO BE
 FINISHED TODAY
Finals In Novel Event To Be Held At 3:30 In Hi !,
 School Auditorium

Final tests and the awarding of prizes in the music memory contest with entrants from every high and junior high school in the district will be held at 3:3O o'clock this af ternoon at the Bisbee High School c. w. Bowers, district supervisor oi music, had planned to hold the fin als on Friday afternoon, but changed them to this afternoon on account o being unable to use the high schoo auditorium Friday.
 The music memory contest Ina: been in progress for about six weeks Elimination tests were held on Mon day and yesterday afternoons, an( eight contestants remain in the race These will meet this afternoon, eacf determined to be able to tell at onc' the title, composer and Instruments tion Of 45 musical numbers that arr the basis for the contest.
 The contest has aroused an unusu al amount of interest among loca students and, according to parent and teachers, has caused Warrel District junior and senior high schoo boys and girls to take a great dea more interest in musical studies thal ever before..
 The final contests this afternoo will be open to relatives and friend of all students in this district an Bowers said last night that a larg crowd is expected.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27
Cochise Delegate
 Accomplishes Much
 At Road Convention

Designation of the capital of Ari- zona as the next meeting place of the Bankhead Highway Association and the United States Good Roads Association was accomplished large iv. through. the efforts. and speech of the delegate from the Warren Dis trict, Fred Sutter, according to del. egates who were in attendance. at the meet held in Greensboro, North Carolina.
 Routing of the Bankhead Highway which had been set by the board of directors at a previous nesting. was not changed at the convention, ac cording to Syd Smith. county eng: neer. who. was delegate to the meeting and who has returned to his home. Fred Sutter expects to ar rive in Bisbees this evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27

Y WASHINGTON. April 26. Brief debate preceded the final vote on the budget bill, which was passed today by the senate without roll call It was introduced orig inally by Senator Mccormick. Republican of Illinois, passed by both the senate and house during the 66th, congress. vetoed by President Wilson and then re-passed objectionable by the executive stric- ken out The senate, however, failed to act on the measure after the pres ident's veto The measure. as passed today. now coea. to the house where prcmpt action has been promised.
 The hill provides for bureau of the budget in the treasury depart ment to prepare tho estimates of ap- Dropriations needed by the various departments. The bmeag would have as it's headsa director ot the budget, appointed bv the president with the consent of the senate for term of seven years with an annual salary of S1O@O.
 The offices Of comptroller and as sistant< comptroller of the treasury would be abolished under the revised bill. and in their stead offices oi comptroller general and assistant comptroller general would be creat ed. The measure approved today bN the senate would permit their remov al by joint conversational resolution wh'ch requires the presidents sig ! nature.
 Efforts of Democrats were directed toward scaling down the salaries O.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27
American Surgeons To Be HOnOred Soon
 By Irish Colleagues

BELFAST, April 26.-CBy the As sociated Press)-The council of the Royal CouncIl of the Royal College of Surgeons of Ireland today resolv- ed to confer honorary fellowship on seven American surgeons, including Dr. w. J. Mayo and Dr. c. H Mayo, of Rochester, Minn,, and Dr. A. J.. Ochsner, of Chicago.
 The closing ceremony of cOnferring the honors will occur in the autumn.
 Dr. A. J. Ochsner, of Chicago, one of the men whcl will receive an hon orary degree from the Council ol Royal Irish surgeons, was the doctor who operated upon Dr. R. B. Von KleiISmid. president of the Univer sity of Arizona, last January Dr Ochsner recently visited Dr. vor KleinSmid in Tucson and has many friends in Arizona. He also owns 2 70,O00 acre ranch on the west coas of Mexico, it was said last night
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27
SENATE PASSES BUDGET BILL;
 REPUBLICANS DEFEAT ATTEMPTS OF DEMOCRATS TO CUT EXPENSES

offices provided for in the bill. Sen ator Harrison. Democrat of Missis- sippi. called attestion to the adoption of an additional office in the budget bureau and said he was curious why at this time, when we are trying to practice economy" there should be ans effort by the Republicans to in crease the number of offices.
 Objecting to 5000. the salary for the assistant director of the budget. Senator Harrison offered an amend ment to reduce it to $7O00. saying he was sure ''SCme long. lean, lauky, hungry Republican would accept ths office at that salary"
 Senator Mccormick accepted. the amendment and it was agreed to;
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27
U. s. Court Decides
 Federal Grand Jury
 Cannot Be Stopped

PHOENIX, April 26. = A federal grand jury has power to conduct it's own investigations regardless of any outside authority's attitude, Federal Judge William Sawtelle declared here this afternoon in response to an inquiry from the United States dis trict court grand jury regarding the right of the United States attorney general to interfere with its actions.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27
SAYS MEXICO BETTER

WASHINGTON. April 2G. - Condi- tions in Mexico have improved great ly since President Obregon's inaugur- ation, Dr. Wilbur F. Thirfielf, resi- dent bishop of the Methodist Episco- pal church in Mexico. told President Harding today during a call at the White House. There is a state of peace in Mexico today" he said lat CT, such as has not been experienced for 10 years"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27
Alleood Bandit To Be Extradited By
 Colorado Officers

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. April 26 e-h requisition from the governor of Colorado for the return to Denver of 'vlveeter Walters, charged there ",.'h highway robbery and reported 'nde- arrest at Joplin. was honored oday by Governor Hyde. Walters 's said to be one of a gang Of men who held up and robbed Ellis B. Hart and j. l.. Lestwitch. of $23,000 at Denver April 12.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27
0FFIGF RS FIND 5O-GALLON STILL

A large still in full operation was taken yesterday morning. and Robert Hill arrested in raid on house in South Bisbee conducted by Deputy Sheriffs Dukes, Kennev and La More and Constable Bohmfalk.
 HiA was the only one in the house where the still was in operation when the rad was made. About two gallons Of finished corn whiskey and six gallons of liquor that had been run through only once. were taken in evidence. The still was one of the largest that has ever been taken here having capacity of about 90 gal Ions.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27
"RevoLurIoNn pLor CARED

ST. PAUL. April 26-Police today are searching for two unidentified men who last night distributed hun dreds of handbills in St. Paul, calling on workers to prepare for q revolu- ton on May Day to overthrow the The handbills bore the signature "The United Communists Party of Amer jca ''
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-09
SIM bpben Otter aeitorbem.

Ga groie, Mis., 6. Sunni. - gi-
i6of Sames 5dmebad, Ser &ir6en=
fiirit ser ga groiie 9i05eie Der futbo-
liid)en Stride, lit Montagmorgen i'm
Sitter bon "A Sabren in ieiner BIZ
ih0fli6en &elioen5 in So Grolle ge-
ltorben. 5eit bem Sabre 1892 tpar er
8iihof un0 murbe Ser Nadfolger bon
&iGnn 6. 6lai6. SIN sunni b. S.
fonnte er iein 50idbriges Grieiteriu<
bilaum %feiern. Ser greiie &ir6enfiirlt
mar 5pei Sabre i6merleiSeno. 3rpar
belt i'm feline aranfbeit nidt ob, iei=
men geiltliden S%bliegenbelten nad)511=
fommen, 0ob Dor einigen Monoten
m1Bte er al1b bieies gan5 n%uf9eben.
@iid)of Sbmebo1 m1roe i'm Sabre
1S47 in 2l1rembl1rg %geboren. Gr be-
iltdte oas tbeologiibe Seminar IN
ct. Sroncis BEL Milmuufee, I'D CT in
Satire 1870 gra0nierte. Sein critics
NoItornt NOR ihon in Ga Groiie an
Ser ct. Marienfirbe.
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Gnbe eimes bettldlem Sand6ppts.

an 8oro oes 8un0esidiffs 8il-
mette (burd Slnflprub), Z. SUM. -
0as beutiGe Sauhboot u=97 mur0e
beute @ormittag II l1br int MtlUlga1l
See etmu 80 Mfeilen Dor Chicago
ol1r6 Sic bier 3ou Gei1ibe Ser 8il=
raette rerie11ft. Sic 8erienfung ge=
ibab onf Nnmeiiung bon &opitan
@urtbnlgb, nnter elmer 8elttmm1ng
0es Gertrags bon 8eriaiQes. 3peiz
bnn0ert 6lottenreierDilten al1s Sn=
biana 11n6 Sainois maren bel bem
8organg beteiligt. Mle entfernbaren
Wai6inenteile maren Dorber bon bent
l1nter1eeboot, oos felt einem Sabr in
Chicago ieines 5didla1s barrte, meg
genommen mor6en. @dbren6 Ser
!&agne fir 6ie Siegesanleibe
ma6te 6aS Eau6boot eine &unofabrt
6ur6 sic groBen 5een. 5ieben a1iier-
tie S9iffe tpur6en bon 6em 8oot berz
ienft. 0as 8oot batte CUR grinner=
ing an feline friibere 2aufbabn nl1r
nod Elm 6ertides @appen an etnem
Ser WaIte.
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meulin, in ieinem Seitnatsorte Ste
gen fem critics FL. WeBopfer. Ser
Neaprielter batte feline tbeologild,e11
St1bien in Sreiburg in Ser Sdmetd
sen1adt. - Sn glerf lit mon am
8au elmer ne,1en 8riide.-Die Serblt-
ioaten lteben iiberaa iebr ibon. O1e
Sbltbalme lteben in boiler 9liite. Ser
@in1ter, ser lonlt crit gn0e Wtal bll1Dt,
aeigt i6on feline gelben 8lnme1t.
ednueis.
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sic grlperbung bes alten bon 9aler-
fhen 8otriaier 3alais IN Solotl1rn
enolid einen miiroigen Git; sic 8drm
Iid,feiten Ser alten &rpbltei uno bis
berigen Siidofsmpbnung batten ltb
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bon Sollerl1e Seiitung, nit Der l1b|
ehrenuolle grinner1ngen an Sen ero=
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iortil1m, Oenl Ser bodm'lte 8ilbof bon
gaie =2uga1o ebenfaas angebort, I'M
ben Ereis BON ST.. 100000 ertrorben.
Somit iii nun ol16 fir geeignetere
Standardization Ser 9i05eiunoerpaltz
,ttg, 8ibliot6ef, Mrbip, etc. geiorgt.
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Mraentinies Giniuan6ernma beaiinitigt

@oibington, Z. SUM. - Dte bon
Ser orgentini1den &egierung in ieoer
MIR oenfbaren @eiie begiinltigte Mai=
lenaustpanoerung BON 0euti6en aus
SEN an Yolen ~gefaqenen preuBiiden
Yropin5en nod 5em %SSnneren Ser flo
omerifamii9en &epnblif fat Dor alien
Dingen Sen 3med, Sen 8aumauolle=
bau 5n for0ern nn6 unabbdngtg bonn
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oenen bereits 8anm1po1eba1 betrie=
ben miro. sic loaen ferner IN ben
argentinif6en 8aumponeipimereien
bel9dftigt meroen, Sic lt6 in Ser na6z
iten gi4be oes 8anmmoQe : @ebiets
befin0en. 3nB 6iele Musman0errng
Sen @ereinigten Staaten ni6t glei6=
giiltig iii, gebt Sara1s berbor, Bob es
tpeientlib 5dmierigfeiten madte, Ste
3uitimmung ser umerifaniiden &om=
million in Deutiblan6 CUR Mnfna6n1e
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tens 0es Trunsport6ampfers vBabia
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Sic Mus1pan6erer ii9 an 8or6 bege=
ben Ser Dampfer bat befanntlt6 Bbtz
Ia6elpbia angelaufen, un6 6as 8e-
fanntper6en ieiner Mbiidt, BORT Sc
idyiibe an 8or6 5u nebmen, CUB Mn<
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Die Nbitintfftmhte 1T th>
1te1t coal.

@ien, Z. Stunt. = Sl1goilamien
fat ongeblid sic Mbitdt, oas 3eiul-
tut bes 8lebis5its 5u bertperfen, oas
I'M Sftober in Dem. &lagenfurter 81
Itrift bon &drnten obgebalten muroe.
Die Abiidt Ser S1goilapen lit, tbre
@ren5e bon ser gegenmdrtigen 2inie
nod ser Dralt 5l1 berlegen, sic 11nge-
fdbr 10 Meilen n0r6li6 Ser gegen=
pdrtigen @ren5e flieBt. Sic SSlgoz
flooen itiiten itd) babel ouf 6as @e=
111ltat 6es 8lebis5its in Sberl6lelien,
in0em lie erfldren, elm groBes Sell
ser 8eb0lfer1tng i'm iibli6en Sell Ser
9lebis5itt3one babe gegen Oeiterreid
geltimmt. sic erfldren, lie molten a1tf
cine Men6erung Der @ren5e belteben,
bon ser angebli6en Satla6e ansge<
hen0, ooB sic 3utpeiiung oeri6ieoener
9iitrifte in Sberi6leiien 6ur6 6as
gotl1m in Sen ein5elnen @emeinoen
beItimmt mur6e.
Sic &egiernng ser 0lterrei6ii9en
GepubIif unternimmt S6ritte, um
6ieie 8e1pegl1ng 5u befdmpfen. IS
miro beba1,ptet, sic Slgoilopen bat<
ten groBe Snmmet1 @el6es in 6em in
getradt fommen6en @ebiete bera1ts-
gabt, nn6 betrieben 6aielbit cine aus
geoebnte Bropagan6a.
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9ie @r1fn1ag 6es litter arlaments

\ 8elfait, Z. SUM-. - SIM @ibungs@
IoaI 0es &atbauies in 8elfait tpnroe
nit elmer etnbrudsbouen Seierli6feit
6ns 11elte 8arlament 6es nor6ltben
Srlan6, Ser Eropin5 Utter bon oen
bier5ig unioniiti1den Mitglieoern err
0ffnet; sic NATURALIZATION, begin.
Sinn Sem Mitglie0er, feds, bielten
.fi9 fern. Die @erlamml11ng ertpablte
%einitimmig Sngb 0'gfein, BEN Sobn
2orb S'Neias, 5nm 5pre9er, tpor-
anf Sir Sames Craig als Miniiter=
prGii6ent Die ~31tlammeniebnng 0es
&ubinetts befannt gab, 6as etnen Sc
fretGr 6es Snnern, iomie Miniiter fir
6inon5en, unterri6t, Mrbeit nno
2an0mirti6aft nmfaBt. Das 8arla=
mert bertagte ith Damn tpieber Big %.
Stunt, 6em Sag Ser en6giiltigen CT
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|0ffnung, au ser Der &0nig erpartet
9eutidlano's a1ter @iQe ~aaerfannt.

9entldlanb's gutter @iQe anerfannt,
.8aris, s. Stunt. Ser 8otlbpfter-
rot Ser gntente bnt Der oeutiben 8ot-
ibaft in 8aris Elm bon Winilterpra-
iibent 8rtano undergraduates 56rei-
ben 5ugeIteut, 1T Dem er BON oem
guten @iQen Der 6eutiden Nei6sre-
gterung &enntnis nimmt, ibren Ser
trays Derpfli6tungen na65ufom-
men. @leid5eitig miro Ser &eidsrez
gierung mitgeteilt, 6ab Die Sriit fir
ben umbal1 Der friiber ais Gaubboot=
Mai9inen b%ertpenbeter Dieiel +Mpto-
rem at frieoli6en Snoultrie- 3meden
Bis 80. September berlangert mor0en
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